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He forgot to add it then

@@PAPicturesOfficial that he did

Timestamp?

Wait, where?

@@hondaaccord1399 they forgot to add it in

Thank you!

A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE NOT SEEN AKIRA

There's one in Jordan Peele's Nope!

Yea, you’re right. I noticed the art style

the Akira slide is just ONE shot from a movie while doom-like refers to a whole type of games. It's like saying horror movies are a reference to Nosferatu

@@TheStickMachine I don't follow your logic. Saying horror movies are a reference to Nosferatu is the exact opposite of what I'm saying, it's literally an example of what I'm arguing against. I'm saying, at what point does "thing slides away from camera" transcend references. At what point are they no longer referencing Akira, but instead referencing one of the derivative works. Is it really that unique to have a character skid away from camera like that? I mean some of them are obvious homages, but others really kinda blur the lines. When Marceline slides away on her hands and feet, it's not very similar to skidding on a motorbike.

@@r.pizzamonkey7379 that's really NOT what you said lmao, like at all.

@@r.pizzamonkey7379 if you think Marceline is not referencing the Akira slide because she is not on a bike... we can't argue with you because you don't understant what referencing is. By that logic none of these are refs because they are not exactly the same as the original.

​@@TheStickMachine ... What? Of course it doesn't have to be exactly the same, but it has to be similar, that's what a reference is. You're now taking the exact opposite stance you were in the first comment, you're taking the exact position you were mocking by asking if every horror film was a Nosferatu reference. I'm not saying none of them are, it's clear that Batman TAS was referencing it, quite frankly a lot of them are very close, but after a certain point it's like the Wilhelm scream. Is the wilhelm scream a Distant Drums reference? Hell no, most people who use it aren't even aware of Distant Drums. Even Benn Burke, the guy who popularized it by putting it in Star Wars, Gremlins, Die Hard, and others, misattributed it to the wrong movie, seemingly unaware of Distant Drums' existence. It's possible any of these are references to other media on this list, or just a scene that they included because they thought it would look cool to see the character slide away from camera like that. Like, once the blocking is different, the setting is different, the posing is different, the vehicle is different, you get a ship of Theseus effect. I mean, how is it still the same shot?

Nope (2022) came out after this compilation.

@@kutter_ttl6786 yeah just thought it was fun to point out since I love that movie

How am I stupid not even to notice that?

this is such an insightful analysis! the slide is a very powerful visual image that commands reverence for the rider, & it's very interesting to think about how that works. thank you so much for this comment!

wasnt nope a 2022 movie

@@kyovibe Thank you for noticing. I already edited.

@@MrRacucho no problem. so yeah they didnt miss it. nope came out after the video

Because Akira is really good?

@@Cerran032 Wait. My comment kinda sounds angry, but I meant it as a genuine question.

It’s because Akira is a cultural phenomenon of an anime. Kaneda’s Red Bike is extremely iconic. The entire opening sequence is popular but the sliding bike bit just happened to stick out the most. It’s a cool shot

If I had a penny for every time I saw a horse slide...

I think at one point they started referencing other material that referenced Akira.