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Jerry's Smile - 2009
Our final year project Student Film - Jerry's Smile
Written and Directed by Andrew Spooner
Edited by Craig Verner
Written and Directed by Andrew Spooner
Edited by Craig Verner
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Bridesmaids Trailer as a serious film
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I acknowledge i have no rights to the video or music used in this video. No profit is made. This is for entertainment purposes only. Tried my hand at making Bridesmaids into a serious film
The Girl with The Gift
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A Mash up of Girl with the dragon tatoo trailer and The season 5 episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, "The Gift" I acknowledge I have no rights to any clips used, this is a non-profit video, used solely for entertainment purposes.
Buffy vs Dracula Trailer
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A Trailer for Buffy Vs Dracula, Using the backing audio of Francis Ford Copollas "Bram Stokers Dracula" (1992) I acknowledge I have no right to either clips of Buffy The Vampire Slayer or Bram Stokers Dracula. This is a non-profit video used solely for entertainment purposes.
Buffy Speech Bring on the night
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Excellent speech from Buffy season 7 I acknowledge I have no rights to the clips used. They belong to Mutant Enemy, 20th Century Fox, Joss Whedon. I just think this is an awesome clip and should be shared
This speech didn't motivate me at all, it was cringey. Just like all of Buffy's boring speeches in season 7. She just got her ass destroyed by that vampire and then gives this empty speech with nothing to back it up. I think it totally falls flat.
Kamala talking to her team
I got chills when Buffy said evil
I find it funny how this is supposed to empower women when literally the 'power' these 'women' get is by unfair advantages, just like Anja said to Buffy 'you're not better than the resat, you're just lucky you were chosen'. The scene where all these young girls get the slayer strength and only then get too defeat their opponents (in an unfair way btw) is supposed to empower girls? It just shows them they have to have an unfair advantage or else they would fail. I love Buffy, but towards the end when they pulled the feminist crap in it, it was stupid.
Buffy always had a feminist lean, your last sentence is just projection lol
How did you watch several seasons of this show and learned…nothing. She had key speeches against men exerting power over women who they fundamentally deemed expendable. The concept of the slayers. The councils treatment of her and all previous slayers. Terra’s family. Hello??? Lmfao pitiful.
Love how we first got all the despair and helpless feelings, but how she in the second half turned into pure determination. That even if she would perish in the fight she would drag the enemy with her.
I remember watching this when it aired. After everything Buffy went through and her coming back to life and all the struggles. She never faced something that almost beat her like the ubervamp did. Everyone questioned what would happen and then this speech. Even though she’s listening to everyone doubt her ability and let’s be real, a wholly fucked up body, she stands up and says I’ll die fighting. The message there is outstanding
Sexiest speech I ever heard.
They want an apocalypse. We'll give em one.
Man I been looking for this clip for so long. Just found it on accident.
If I ever have a daughter I want her to be like Buffy.
Some misguided souls take her tack to mean an endorsement of preemptive slaughter. Nothing could be further from the truth. When she says those violent things, for those of us who are not Buffy, we are supposed to understand that doing the right thing - good deeds, charity, defiant kindness - is what she's really advocating and encouraging... Salaam alaykum.❤❤❤
Childhood memories 😢
Any questions?
Buffy Summers everyone. My hero. Our hero.
Simply another example why Buffy was a great television series, and I'm still bummed they ended it
This speech made hardstyle techno what it is today. If you know, you know.
I think in alot of ways the therapist is wrong teenagers need to find their own ways and make decisions without adults cause being teen means having a sense of identity outside of ur parents and family units while forming bonds outside of family and having a identing without them or elders and knowing how to do that. Adults who let there parents have a major or big day in there's decisions are just weak and being teenage is figuring out ur identity without that so ur world is bigger and more exciting ur life does not just revolve ur family that mentality is selfish and interferes with friends who can be better or just as good or lovers
This is why misogynists hated this show
... And then they all betrayed her. Terrible writing, that episode.
The writing on this show is amazing! The acting as well, truly one of the best shows of all time
Btvs is one of those 90s shows, that I as a 37 year old, will never forget. It is essentially the 90s modern Holy Scripture.
the first evil cannot be fought,cannot be killed.
the fact project one used this in one of their songs is so god damn epic
Oh, Buffy. What you did to me in my childhood when I had no other good female figure to look up to. I'll forever be grateful. Thank you. Even now when I'm going through it. I found my strength within you.
This was when she won. Well also when Willow cast the spell and gave every Potential the power of a Slayer.
The writing on this show was simply phenomenal. The acting just sold it.
We have state test tomorrow, and I’m using this for motivation. That test is pure evil. Lol.
Buffy "any Questions??" me "just one question, how do I get out of this chickenshit outfit ?"
This speech was cute but in the end, it was Spike who saved the world.
And to think they all ended turning against her! 🙄
Yup and all their asses would have been outta my house.
@@gooch4638 I'm sorry for Dawn but she's the worst "This is my house too, so you have to leave". You, ungrateful fricking little ball of energy!!!
@@diegoiunou Hell, yea. And to quote Dark Willow Waaaaa. Waaaaa. All Dawn did was piss and moan. Lol
I both love this speech and have some fridge horror from it. She gives the girls a chance to run. Except they'd all still get turned into slayers anyway. She only gave 20ish girls a choice, not the thousands around the world who never got one.
Im so glad i found this again. I need this with me 24/7 to look back at
This greatly helps me with my health anxiety & depression. EVERYONE should listen to this for motivation.
I LOVE how the music is a taster of the music from the final fight... showing the end is coming
God this show is sooooooooo amazing.
A friend of mine is sick. I send her this clip for inspiration.
We will not just face our worst fears - we will *seek them out* ! The writing and acting in this show was so stunning that the fact the SFX were a bit shaky even for the time could be completely ignored. Compare to now, when all the SFX are beautiful, and the writing and acting is deplorable even on billion-dollar shows.
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This episode had me on the edge od my seat and here, near the ending, I cried.
Bonjour c’est quel épisode s’il vous plaît ?
Fine speech now what do we do I think am gonna pick a fight lol
This speech gave me chills!!! I love it!!!!
I tried to do a modest tribute song some of you can maybe like th-cam.com/video/iSrLw2-GEko/w-d-xo.html
Why couldn’t Joss Whedon’s Bruce Wayne/Batman make a speech like this?
Because Marti Noxon and Jane Espensen no longer work with him.
I don't understand how anybody can like this. This was the cheesiest, corniest, shallowest and ultimately lamest "speech" ever portrayed on television... Not to mention that it was this BS "We're an army and I'm the commander of the army" attitude that got Buffy kicked out of her home. Something that the producers chose to turn into a situation that portrayed Buffy as the one being the "victim" of unjust treatment by her friends...
Glad I'm not the only one. I didn't find it cheesy so much as annoyingly self-pitying. I liked so many things about Buffy, and kept hoping she'd grow out of that, but even in her 'inspirational' speech she has to go and remind us how tired and miserable she is from being an empowered hero. Why did the writers have to drag that in every time? That wouldn't motivate me. If my leader can't check her emotional baggage at the door, how do the rest of us have a chance?
@@cmm5542 Precisely. This wasn't a "motivational speech" or let alone a "great military leader" speech which at one point she started thinking she was... This was a pathetic, bratty, self-entitled lecture given by someone who learned almost nothing from anything that she's been though. And how could she? Remember the episode "When she was bad" when at the end she didn't even have to apologize for her shitty attitude..? THAT'S how you get self-entitled narcissists. As for the producers, yeah, it's amazing how they could pas that bratty, self-entitled speech as a "great leader motivational speech"... Man, Buffy's attitude on that instance was pretty much way up there with admiral Holdo's...
@@JDA2185 Yes, that was one of the two things that bothered me about the show recurrently (the other was that there was no balance between happiness and misery. All the 'real life' parallels were parallels to the bad experiences; we never saw good life experiences working out for the gang even when they defeated the season's 'big bad'!), that Buffy was never expected to apologize. When I mention that, people say, 'Come on, look at all she was going through! Can't she be flawed? Look at what the others were doing!' Right, absolutely I like a flawed human hero, but the others always had to apologize for their mistakes and/or suffer the consequences. If the same had been expected of Buffy, I would have found the show a lot more inspirational than I did. Leaders need to be MORE ready to apologize for their mistakes than anyone; I've learned that as a teacher. You can only expect to keep your students' respect and be able to help them if you can admit when you mess up too. Buffy reminded me of some of my fellow teachers who are NOT so good at that, even though, like Buffy again, they are good at what they do.
@@cmm5542 Yeah. Look, the show is very good, it's VERY WELL made. From every point of view. But this element that they infused it with where they present the weakest and most despicable character traits like insecurity, self-entitlement, lack of ability to empathize as some sort of moral virtues for a woman is what bring it down. That element is there and the producers put it there intentionally. And there is a very big reason for that, it has to do with Hollywood being just a tool of psychological war to implement a social and political. However, this show, unlike what the "woke" TV shows and movies that we see today was actually well-made. Today, not only these "woke" concepts are pushed more openly and forcefully than ever in these movie and TV productions but the production themselves SUCK. They are VERY poorly made. And the only thing they have to do about it is call anyone names like "racist, homophobe, misogynist" if they dare to say they don't like them. Buffy had this "woke" element too BUT unlike today's "woke" productions it was 1: well made and 2: those "woke" concepts were nowhere nearly as hard pushed as in today's TV shows like Batwoman for instance.
@@JDA2185 Yep. 100% agree.
Willow could...destroy the first....like galadriel with one Hand movement
She’s got Scarlet Witch Syndrome. Too powerful to be included in the storyline so they have to write around it…happens all the time with magical characters, especially witches.
Wo buffys face...total despair before sie spoke! So good in sad and Power moments!
When Buffy said "We won't just face our worst fears, we will seek them out... and cut their hearts out one by one..." I FELT that. In a world that feeds on fear, this line will never get old.
Buffy always knew how to inspire the troops. She always gave good speeches.
I miss you so much Buffy Summers.