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This story made me smile! I wasn't expecting a story simply in pictures -- without words to help me figure out what was happening. The music was great and set the mood of the story well. I liked the AI renderings, even if a little disjointed, you still were able to present a cohesive story. Nice work! 😄👍

I'm hoping mankind will figure out a way to survive the end of the world. Leaving Mothership Earth would be sad, but it would be an incredible feat if man could devise technologies to survive and thrive in the far reaches of space. Great video!😃

Not really an interactive museums you find in Washington D.C.

Great video! The computer animation of the Coral Castle was well done and engaging!😊

2:55 what background music did you use here

Nice beach scenery from La Jolla! I liked the sections about the Fibonacci series, the Golden Ratio, and time dilation! 😃

SDMA is one of my favorite museums. It is a true gem.

Wow! Flashback. I worked in the scene shop in the '95 season. Jack O'Brien, Stephen Sondheim & George Furth were working on The Doctor Is Out. Good times.

😃I liked the photo animations and the information about the camera obscura and cyanotype! Nice video!

Great video!!

I liked the section about the red-tailed hawk and the way their call is used to replace the sound of bald eagles. I also liked section on owls. Nice video! 😃

CO.415 sept.63 SFC ROSENBLAT CC, lost my copy of the anchor,can anyone help me 😮

Great American soldiers stories, greetings from Caracas, Venezuela.

Great video!! I really enjoyed the food rap and the part where you explained the possible origin for how mariachi were named! Keep up the great work!! 😃

Great video on the San Diego Zoo! I watched a different video that explained another function of a zebras' stripes -- to ward off big cat predators, because when a zebra was standing near or moving with a herd, the stripes help camouflage the shape of a single zebra when backgrounded by hundreds of other zebra.

Very nice

The giant green Greek mask in the former scene shop backstage is from "The Trojan Women" that was performed in the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre in 2000.

😀 I'm always going to see things that I haven't seen before or see art techniques that I've never encountered before. It's especially interesting not only to figure out why an art piece is made but also how it was constructed. Nice video!

The San Diego Model Railroad Museum, is the largest model railroad museum in the world. It is full of many model trains here. I have been here back in 2016 and 2019. I hope to return sometime soon now.

amazing video~! i was indecisive about going, but your wonderfully made video changed my mind!

Awesome video! And nicely timed to coincide with San Diego Comic-Con 2023! Thumbs up!

It's amazing that art can be made from so many mediums and that even as an avid fan of art, I can still be surprised and entertained by it. Nice work on the video! I enjoyed it a lot!

I really enjoyed the part about Hieronymus Bosch and the piñatas made from his painting! And also the lowriders! 🙂Great video!

Loved this video. I didn’t know we had a behind the scenes tour of the Old Globe. I’ll have to make a visit to it . Thank You for sharing this behind the scenes visit Loved it .🙏🏼

The first stage play I ever saw was "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck. I saw it at the Old Globe Theatre with my Pop on a field trip in the fifth grade. Good memories! Once again, a great video!

Thanks for the review! A big fail of this museum is that it's not part of the Balboa Pass group. I would find it difficult to justify paying admission for my kids to see this PLUS the special exhibition fee to see this.

A great video! I really liked the use of the effects on the paintings; especially on the wave at 05:35 and on the bard at 24:04. Nice work!

I found it interesting that Nate Harrison hid the fact that he could read and write. I wonder if being underestimated made him more accepted amongst others? Regardless, at 5' 3", with a helpful and likable nature, and full of stories, it's not surprising that Harrison lived a rich and adventuresome life!

I found the section from 07:55 - 11:00, talking about lifespan and organizing one's life and routines, to be especially enlightening. I also found the story of Douglas Hegdahl to be very engaging! Once again a great video!

My 2nd favorite fire truck is the hook and ladder, and of course my favorite is the canteen! I bet those water grenades are collector's items now! Great video! 😊

Don't forget the harmonicas - both reed and glass! 🎶

An awesome video! I really enjoyed the section about saxophones and the second part where you created your version of Kraftwerk's "We are the Robots". Nicely done video! Thumbs up!😃👍

Modern bastardisation of the historical significance of this place. What a shame. Hopefully Crosthwaite's art is removed. After watching this entire video I'm wretching at the woke social justice BS that has taken over this center piece of American history. The Men who built this place are turning in their graves at the abject racism, and disrespect that has overwhelmed Liberty Station.

Yesss 🔥🤎🤩😍‼️‼️

I have to make it down to the Birch Aquarium sometime to see all of these animals for myself. Once again a great video, San Diego Review!

I had seen this area before while I was Frisbee golfing at Kit Carson Park, but only from the outside. Great video and background information about the artist! Also, the interspersed rhyming poetry was great--you carried it on longer than I thought you would! 😊

Great job on the video! I like the way you've tied in Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to the Whaley House.

The condemned are hanged. Pictures are hung. ⚠

Just came back from a 2-week vacation spent in San Diego and am already missing it a lot. Thank you so much for creating this video and reminding me how precious and awesome this place is. Very grateful to come across your videos and become a fan of yours. Wishing you all the best in this year and years after :)

Loved the interesting connections to Jack-In-The-Box and Maureen O'Connor! I had no idea she was married to the founder!

this voice is creepy

How dim are we? A blank canvas is a "work."

I expect the creators of those multi-million $$$ paintings are dead.

Those highly detailed scenes are so much fun to look at. Thanks for sharing.

Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs conveyed information. The term "hieroglyphic" is an adjective and thus cannot be treated as a noun.

My most memorable train ride happened when I went on a family trip to Japan. I rode the Shinkansen and never thought of trains as slow ever again! But my favorite trains are actually the ones running on the NYC Subway!

Frogs are amphibians not reptiles: these are two separate taxonomic classes.

Oh, and commercial.

Boring, gross, morbid so far.

I would very much like to be at this exhibition I see a lot of self-expressions of artists who are Malevich today it is not possible to say which artist will show a new unusual view of reality we will wait for a new navatorial concept of reality which of the artists will show which painting after abstraction who will be the first watched the video. many of your expressions are very good, the artists express their opinions, but the great one who discovers the new will be the van gogh. painting, I think will always be relevant, not one computer can replace the human soul of the artist. hello human arti