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they really messed up but you didn’t mate

If I missed something or failed to understand any plot points it was probably cause I was asleep 😴😅 What did you think of this movie? 🍿🎥

Wow, this hits hard 🥺😢

What did you think was the symbolic meaning of the Twin Towers in the movie?? 🤔🏙️ Let me know in the comments!!!!

damn, real friendship

F Cody’s dad, he seemed like a really cool guy😔✊

I forgot he wasn’t actually dead 💀 😅 It’s been a long time since I watched it! 🥹

OMG I watched this movie when I was 7!!!

i'm surprised this doesn't have more views

damn keep it up man you really delve deep into it you'll get big one day

Surf’s up was deeper than I remembered… Cody is a tragic character and his story was definitely meaningful, let me know what you think of this movie 🎥

Legends say he still talking about Bruce Willis 😅😘

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Lol, I’m the first view 🎉

daddy chill 💅

damn so sad for that dude

Thanks for the advice 😅

Hollywood has been unoriginal for decades. Please make the videogame one.

good job. Thanks

The Star Wars one is basically copy paste 💀

damn what a handsome that Mclovin 😂

PLATO ANDJAMES DEAN ARE GAY AND LOVE EACH OTHER FOR A REASON

ITS NOT PLATOSKI ITS PLAY TOE SKI

Africa! Spin again

Pablo, what is this title??? Should I be scared to watch this whole vid???💀/hj

what a dude !

Bro had Main Character syndrome, but the dictator believed it for him too. Maybe how childish they both were is why they got along so well.

Garden state!!! 🙌😅🪴💚

Pablo escobar 😂😂😂

I love your voice 😻❤️

nice video mate

God I love your analysis. So deep but so funny

NIFF shirt let's freaking gooooo!!!!

Omg thanks for covering this movie! This was a great analysis, on point with the deep parts, AND you made me laugh out loud, which I don’t usually do. I’ll come back with a theory of that scene. Thanks again!

You are really funny!

I loved this movie, although it scared me to death. Your synopsis is great.

Well from the clips and trailers I have seen yes it is about the banality of evil but also a study of sociopathy. The Nazis robbed the Jews first which made them poor so it became about classism and the upper class felt entitled to just dehumanize the poor and dispose of them. The killed 15000 disabled non Jewish Germans in a similar way gassed them at hospitals for the same reason if you were poor or seemingly useless to them they didn't want them included in society. Hitler had promised his military comfortable lives the spoils of war as it were they were forced to sell their souls though some did it eagerly as was seemingly the case with the family featured in Glazers film. We know historically some resisted there were men like Shindler and more than a dozen assassination attempts on Hitlers life by his own military before his subsequent suicide. Eventually many prefered to be killed than continue doing his dirty work because that was the ultimatum. Sure some of the worst S.S. and other Nazis were killed after the war from the Nuremberg trials but they were likely prepared to die anyway it was a war and they were very brainwashed by the propaganda had adopted the delusions of Mein Kampf thought themselves innocent etc. There was a normal family lived in that house and enjoyed the garden before they were evicted and the ovens fired up on the other side of the fence so I don't think it's just about apathy or that it was immediate the population was gradually lulled into that hellish lifestyle. Some can go on ignoring horrors some cannot but there were other horrors like the gulags and Soviet rapists and army occuring in Europe also not a pleasant time historically. I thought the banality of evil was a theme in The Good German also it's post war Berlin setting and discusses Camp Dora and the systematic starving of those manufacturing V2 rockets it's also a bit about operation paperclip because thousands of Nazis lived after the war of course many fled the country others stayed to rebuild and as one character says in that film everyone says it's wrong now none said so at the time and even the main character a women forced into prostitution played by Cate Blanchett has survivor guilt because she gave up a few Jews too if you didn't cooperate they killed you just the same.

Ok, I would have bailed after the party, no after the gull hit the front door.

Just saw this movie a few days ago. One of Woody's best. And I loved your commentary and I'm looking forward to your next review:-)

Although I found the symbolism in the film a bit obvious, this was a solid and well-written synopsis.

Nice video! The thumbnail makes me think of the Hoss property and the death camp horrors surrounding it, reaching everywhere but the house and its garden.

To me the thumbnail evokes themes of contrast, symbolism, and violence. The stark interplay of light and dark accentuates the symbolic significance of the central elements, suggesting a contrast between wholeness and emptiness, unity and isolation. The red splatters, resembling blood, symbolize violence and the fragility of life, adding an unsettling layer to the imagery. Through these themes, the thumbnail invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of human experience, exploring the tension between opposing forces and the darker aspects of existence. Which is interesting to compare on how this movie is “constructed”

The thumbnail reminds me of Jackson Pollock's drip paintings, an interpretation of the automatic painting exploration of the abstract expressionist movement in fine art. This appropriately came on the heels of WWII. The eye is appropriate because the movie is all about viewpoint, what reality is being dependent on who is observing and what they choose to observe. We are being shown what we know to be a very arbitrarily limited view, chosen by the main figures. We also are shown an alternate reality, of the hero girl child, and the variation in how the scene is shown tells us we should gaze upon it as distinct. On the surface of course the thumbnail is an eye on a white (eyeball) colored ground with the red of tge vascular system present in actual eyes. But this video analysis calls on us to take note of the choice of what we are shown as much as the thing itself. I love the thumbnail. While I am a painter, I also love eyes, using them to represent identity in my work.

Why does this guy look like he would ask you to name 5 books?

Definitely not the most profound movies ever made, but one of the dumber ones I've seen.

Ahhhh....so Tommy Wisseau (from the 10/10 , i could give a fuck what u think....THE ROOM fame) paid homage to Dean...."Lisa, you're tearing me apart!"

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