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@@leonardvicari2857 It sounds like you have grown past the self limitations. 👍🏼 For me the tendency is still there; so I have to vigilantly choose belief instead. Thanks for watching!

@@Npocommander You may be on to something. Although I didn’t find Spielberg credited as a producer or in another role on the film, he is one of the cofounders of Dreamworks which produced Galaxy Quest. It could be that he was uncredited behind the scenes, or perhaps Lucas was simply keeping tabs on films produced by his friend’s new company. Galaxy Quest was released in 1999, the same year as the Phantom Menace; so it wouldn’t surprise me if George went and saw the film as part of his sabbatical after releasing the arguably most anticipated film of all time (Phantom Menace).

@@razorstargazer I haven’t seen Resident Evil so I had to look up the scene you were talking about, but I see the similarities. Perhaps Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade can be compared also when Indie successfully navigated the passage way where everyone else was cut in half. This seems to be a fun trope.👍🏼

@Mr.Wubbox101 I'm glad you liked this video. Thanks for watching!

I love both movies and enjoy the similarities! I think you explained your point just fine 👍🏼

You bring up a fair point. It is not totally the same, and the word “clone” in the title does overstate it, since clone means identical (although it was of course meant to be a fun play on the Attack of the Clones title). I do find a number of similarities between the scenes though as pointed out in my full video. The strongest similarity perhaps being the fear of a liquid being squirted on Padme, Rocky, and Ginger. What’s even more interesting is the similarity between the droid factory scene and “the chompers” in galaxy quest. Those sequences are so close I have to wonder if some of the creators who worked for Dreamworks were hired by Lucasfilm a couple years later. To be clear, I grew up with the prequels and enjoy them to this day despite their shortcomings. This is simply meant to be a fun comparison video.

To be fair he didn’t say it was the same he said it was similar there’s a difference, even if title suggests they did otherwise

@@Sxnicalproductions thanks

@@GeekyStoics Hook is one of my favorite movies and one of the greatest movies ever made! There may not be a film with a stronger message about the importance of a father fighting to restore his role with his children. I saw your YT short which compared JD Vance’s story with the scene when Peter yells at his kids. It was brilliant and made me excited to see another creator tapping into this powerful movie. Great work!

@@RelatableCinema in the great escape, one of the characters gets locked in solitary confinement and is sean throwing a ball against the wall.

@@leonardvicari2857 Yes, life passes you by, and perhaps you miss meaningful opportunities. Many of us may not experience vengeful feelings on such a high level, but if we look closely perhaps we can see it in our relationships with family and coworkers.

@@user-qj5yb3rc1g I’m so glad this video brought positivity to your life! Thank you for watching and for your feedback!

I had to look up Technoblade to discover who you were referring to. Seeing that he has such a massive following (technoblade lives on!) I am honored to have him mentioned in my comments section. I am genuinely curious what about this short reminded you of him. Does my voice resemble his to a degree, was it something about Syndrome, or is it just fun to let the memory of a legendary Mind Craft TH-camr live on wherever possible?

@@RelatableCinema Your voice sounds very similar to Technoblade, great video btw

@@helokrel. Thank you for your kind compliments!

@MemeGod-n8d I think it has to do with TH-cam’s programming. It seems to me that it takes time for numbers to update. For example, as a creator I have noticed the view count on the YT studio app (the app that shows analytics) are often higher than the TH-cam platform until my videos plateau; then the numbers almost match on both apps. In this case I assume the like count updated before the view count. Check out the short again in a couple hours if you are curious how the like and total view numbers have changed.

@@leonardvicari2857 It is a beloved classic! Thanks for watching!

@@melaniehunter6458 I love your emphasis on the fact that we have a choice. When we realize we can make a choice, we become empowered to make the most of our lives no matter the circumstances. 👍🏼

@@RelatableCinema it tough tho cuz when i think what should i choose to do to make this better i cant really think of anything realistic... wish i could just go hit barrels and get rich like in Rust haha. of course i die a lot too, and in this game you only get one of those... fff.

So true! I believe our minds are our most powerful tool. Your idea to “check in” is powerful because that action involves adopting the paradigm that we can choose what we think, desire, and work towards. In other words, we take action instead of allowing ourselves to be acted upon.

@@melaniehunter6458 Thanks for watching, and thanks for all the times you have shared my videos!

@@FriedFrogLegsAnimations Thank you for your kind comments. Reaching over 1,000 subs is no easy feat! You clearly have strong “perseverance and hardwork” - the two ingredients Rocky points to in the film. Best of luck to you as you continue your journey!

To me the original Star Wars trilogy has retained its power. The storytelling, music, and life lessons are top notch. I think a problem with franchises is they usually get milked for so long they die a long sad death. They get to a point when there is no meaningful story left to tell. So the writers throw together incoherent meaningless stories. This seems to be the case with the current era of Star Wars. Thank you for watching my video! I hope you found some inspiration from it.

Thank you for your kind compliment! It is among my very favorites also. I love the character arcs of Ginger and Rocky, the charming British humor, the painstaking art of claymation, and the incredible film score. Overall a top notch movie. Thanks for watching!

Remember the Titans has been one of my favorite movies for many years. It’s hard to believe it’s 24 years old this year! The excellent acting, compelling true story, endearing humor, and powerful film score make for an impactful and very rewatchable film. I couldn’t agree more with you that it is a “brilliant movie”!

The original Chicken Run was a classic staple from my childhood. I love this movie to this day. I enjoy the British humor, the character arcs of Ginger and Rocky, the incredible film score (which utilizes kazoos), and the painstaking art of claymation. It is a great standalone film that did not need a sequel. I enjoy sharing this film with my own children. If you like the original Chicken Run check out my full video which focuses on life lessons from the film. th-cam.com/video/I3vuUUqclKA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Np8s8AguiqKLjjXn @PrincessAshley-Kawaii Thank you for watching and commenting!

@@RelatableCinema Agreed it was great but the sequal that was announced a few months ago sorta ruins it.

@melaniehunter6458 Thank you so much for your kind compliments! More videos are coming with powerful life lessons. Thank you for your support!

It is remarkable that the moments with our loved ones which strike us most powerfully are often simple. Small acts can tell children they are loved and important. Thank you for sharing some of those moments from your life. You’re father lived a wonderful life. ❤