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Covid propaganda

The cast and crew had every right and reason to call it The Abuse

Take that, E.T.!

I heard on a behind the scenes documentary that the actors started to call the movie "The Abuse."

See also: Neil deGrasse Tyson - Concerning the Stranded Astronauts th-cam.com/video/-019XzLfn1s/w-d-xo.html

Please don't re-do Matrix. It is one of the few movies I like. Plus there were countless movies that came after in which CGI had nothing on this production.

Same visual effects company.

Why don’t we have it? Bc we are “#1” and therefore don’t have to learn from anybody else; and bc we spend our money on bombs, which get sent to other countries. China uses its money to build roads and houses for its people and schools to graduate more scientists and engineers than probably the whole world combined. We need to get our priorities straight if we want the latest tech.

There I Ruined It: They played my banned AI mashup in Congress (Johnny Cash x Barbie Girl): th-cam.com/video/-vh4ErO-i5o/w-d-xo.html

I got a pink lemonade rice crispy treat that clearly the AI used a macaroni image for cuz it doesn’t know what crisp rice cereal looks like.

ELP’s Fanfare for the Common Man (Aaron Copeland) th-cam.com/video/c2zurZig4L8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GWtiEmxtaLexOjHc

How are these people laughing? It’s abhorrent what happened to the actors

This song its perfect for my bunny rabbits🐇🐇 my melody and kuromi when she gets a boo boo🩹🩹 and its perfect for calm down to kuromi and my melody💖🖤💖🖤💖🖤🐇🐇

Thank you for addressing this. The detriments of Musk’s system continue to pile up. FCC let him build far too much momentum before they finally sprung. The horse has bolted. Every single one belongs under Point Nemo. Thanks again for spreading the word on this, and him.

My daughter's dance studio incorporated this song into their first year dance recital. The dancer who performed to this song was the perfect person. The song is so whimsical I had to look it up and was surprised that this was really a song....lol; I thought it came from a musical. I'm in love with this song and can't stop watching all the videos made with it. (7/11/2024)

R.I.P Ricardo Lopez 😢

Hello

If you survive James Cameron... You can do anything 😜

"NASA had earlier stated in a blog post that the leaks posed no safety risk to the astronauts because: 'Only seven hours of free-flight time is needed to perform a normal end of mission, and Starliner currently has enough helium left in its tanks to support 70 hours of free flight activity following undocking.' Flight engineers wanted to study the spacecraft to get to the bottom of the faults before it re-entered into the Earth’s atmosphere. That's because while the crew capsule will parachute to the ground, Starliner’s faulty lower 'service module' will burn up upon re-entry, meaning the loss of some information on what went wrong. The space agency stressed that the astronauts were not stranded and that Starliner was certified to return to Earth in the event of an emergency on the ISS." - www.bbc.com/news/articles/c6pp29gdwe6o

Great times, great intro, greatest Star Trek movie ever.

The ending is indeed stupid

I came here from a video that claimed he refused to promote the movie. Def not watching more videos from that channel.

Who Farted.

😂😂😂

Man, get a load of that beat

I just got a new umbrella

he totally decided to leave it in. He knows where your eye is. Proof: check out the hand drawing Rose in the Titanic "draw me like one of your french girls" scene: it's his, visibly older, not Leo's, and he knew no-one would be looking there.

This song gives me sweet chills!

Streaming means there aren't any movie or tv events at all. No more a shared experience

That Klingon jam is so good. Used to play it on repeat as a kid, probably drove my parents crazy.

Watching this after a manic episode so severe it single-handedly confirmed my suspicions that I was bipolar...encapsulates the feeling perfectly

Looks like Gene Roddenberry. Maybe it was him?

This movie is bad and ridiculous and cringe, according to the young people in my life. I am told that if anyone under the age of, say, 3, watches this movie, they just see it as hopelessly old-fashioned. The technology they're using is laughably out of date; they're constantly going into phone booths. The fashions and costumes that are supposed to look like the epitome of cool just look ridiculous now because it's such a distinctive '90s look. A lot of the special effects seem kind of outdated. It's just a film that hasn't held up. The one thing that has stuck around is kind of unfortunate, which is usage of the phrase "the red pill" to mean waking up to reality, a phrase that is used by some of the worst people on the internet. So, this is why even in a world in which we are sick to death of sequels and reboots, I am begging someone to update and remake The Matrix. Because there was at least a time when I thought this was the most important film I'd ever seen. Not because it spawned a whole generation of overly stylish action movies with stunts that were aided by CGI in a way that looks very rubbery and corny, but because it came along at a moment when our lore and mythology badly needed to be updated. And this film basically turned it all on its head. Because the USA was founded after a revolution, in our popular culture, we love stories of downtrodden poor farmers rising up to take on some authoritarian government. When we adopt stories from other parts of the world, we will rewrite it so that it is about an underdog who stands for freedom rising up against an authoritarian government. This is how we have always seen ourselves, no matter how big and powerful America becomes. When we go watch a film like this, we always see ourselves as the simple, downtrodden, morally pure folk standing up against the wealthy, decadent, oppressive power. The Matrix came along and flipped that on its head in a way that's actually more meaningful now than it was 25 years ago when the film first came out. It says that all of those stories and all of that mythology is just part of the system of control. Because this war you dream of fighting already happened, and you lost. And that radical change is not being oppressed by force, but by comfort, by drowning you in soothing sensations, by keeping you asleep. This is completely different from our traditional mythology where the hero is always forced into action because he has literally nothing else to lose, his home is gone. When the Matrix opens, the hero is living a comfortable life. He has a nice office job, he has a nice little apartment, but he just senses that something isn't right. So, when he seeks out this weird group of revolutionaries and they offer him the two pills and say if you take this one you're going to wake up but you may not like what you see, that is the powerful moment that should be in our modern movies, where he realizes that radical change would mean giving up all of these comforts of life. It means leaving behind absolutely everything, including the very foundations of what you believe about the world. And they even emphasize that most people who go through this process of waking up don't survive it. And this is so much more challenging to the audience, in my view, because our traditional view of "we are all Luke Skywalker, we are all the downt farmers who just long for a simple life but the evil government and the powerful they won't let us do it," instead of saying "no, you are bathing in a warm little cocoon of shallow comfort, that if most of you were broken free of that system you would voluntarily go back in if you had the chance." And then the sequels did something crazy, which is they came out and said guess what even this, even this chosen one revolutionary narrative is just part of the system. Your daydreams of breaking free from the system are just part of how it keeps you asleep. And all of this was before smartphones were invented, before social media was even conceived. And all of these messages were packaged in this extremely stylish action roller coaster. And if the kids today have truly become disconnected with this film, please by all means make it again.

And Stargate

can't stop watch this clip

is there a longer version?

I feel like every one except Mastro antonio did some promotion and junkette tho

Big Time Sensuality and It's Oh So Quiet are great Bjork songs too

This video hypnotized me at 10 years old ❤ grade 4

Cameron did a lot of questionable things during the filming of this movie. The animal abuse with the rats, forcing his actors to do long scenes underwater with no direct oxygen supply, etc.

Spike Jonze directed this music video. He was a very innovative music video director back in the 1990s.

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Awesome sci fi series. Wish it lasted longer.

This is funnier considering the Yakko voice is the same as Ditto of Ben 10

This was probably too good to be heard in Star Trek 3, hence this rock theme was put onto the soundtrack album instead of the movie.

Aaaaaaaaand Jeri was late to work pretty much every day then starting shagging a producer to get preferential treatment. Kate's discipline was the polar opposite to Jeri's at the time, and most of us don't have a lot of patience with coworkers who are always late. Kate owned up to her behavior; she's the only one who did.

Amazing brilliant so memorable