the whole thing was an art project. that is my theory. the apartment owner wanted an artpiece derived of human insanity never seen before, so the goal was to trap a robber, make them go insane, and whatever things they broke, built, or drew, was considered art. I believe this because of the final cinematic shots of the tower and Nemos wall scribbles. It is also suspicious his partners gave up on him so quickly. SO yes, I believe the entire experience, was in itself, an art project/performance/piece.
literally as soon as you see the painting youre looking for isnt there and your accomplice pressures you to look for it with only 3 minutes left you only have 2 options: run to block the sliding door from closing and actually looking for the painting, or leave IMMEDIATELY with whatever youve been able to get
true. should have cut their losses and got outta dodge. now instead of "only a couple of millions" they got nothing... but then again, the theory goes that "3" (Nemos accomplice) was actually conspiring with the art collector to get him trapped in there on purpose.
In their case, would definitely bolt after telling #3. That it's not our fault if we can't find it because they gave us bad / faulty intel. That sort of thing was their job (or whomever was doing the intel gathering).
He gave up far too soon on breaking the windows. I would have drawn a target on the window so I could hit the same spot repeatedly and there were plenty of object to use to try. If I succeeded in breaking it I would start throwing stuff over the edge, it's clearly a busy city so this would draw attention. I know this would bring the cops and I'd more than likely be arrested but that is better than dying or going insane.
As I mentioned in a previous reply, I lived in a building like the one in the movie. The walls were all reinforced with steel and the windows were nearly impossible to break, especially with such limited equipment. I’m talking about the type of glass that can stop bullets…you’re not breaking that by throwing things at it. A sign is really your only hope unless you get lucky and can separate the glass from the frame.
@@TheProfessorExplains I just remembered a story about a tour guide who would always throw himself into the same window every tour to show the strength. Eventually the window popped out and he fell. Edit: the guys name was Garry Hoy
@@arussianspy3114 no what you saw was an episode of a million ways to die,where a lawyer would act like he was jumping out the window but the window never broke until that one time it did
Chip away at the flooring under the door. That way more sound travels under it. If the door has a doorknob, break that off. If the place is secure, don't aim to break out, aim to be let out.
A few things which may have worked is: 1: he could bottle pool water and refrigerate it it make ice cubes. These couldn’t be eaten, but could help cool him down. 2: perhaps he could destroy the toilet. This may lead a hole big enough for him to climb through and possibly get out through the walls/ floor. If the hole was too small. After getting the sprinkler system on the water could have leaked down to lower floors and got someone’s attention. As the water would be dripping through walls the water may reach lower floors, increasing the chances of someone reporting a problem.
he could also have found the pipe that feeds the sprinkler system for the plants and broken it, causing the pressurized water to flood the apartment and inevitably leak into the floor below or through the main door into the aisle where "Jasmin" would have noticed it and sounded the alarm.
I would also like to add that since the security system was gonna randomly rude and lower the temperature, once I found the gardens sprinkler water was safe I would use it to make more ice cubes in the event that the heat gets too high again, I’d prefer the place colder cuz I can grab more things to warm up than I can to cook down but still just in case
Yeah it would take being a lot cooler than room temperature to kill someone than it would need to be warmer than room temperature to kill them or severely debilitate them.
Cold air being pumped in is ALOT better than hot air. You can only take off so many layers to cool down and have limited resources that could keep heat away and hydration becomes a worse issue, in the cold you can layer on and on clothes, blankets and everything else that keeps in heat,hydration becomes less of an issue(still a big issue tho) since the air becomes more moisturized, the cold also doesent make you as weak as the heat.
Actually a major part of air conditioning is removing humidity, making the air extremely dry. But yeah nearly everything else about the cold is better than extreme heat.
@@jdsguam We're not talking about preferences here though. We're talking about survivability, in which case cold is objectively better. There's even a decent amount of stuff to burn in a pinch, although that can be risky with sprinkler systems.
Is it just me or did Willem DaFoe rapidly age up until about 50 and then just...stop? He looks the same age in every movie he's been in for like 20 years at this point.
Apparently when he put the green gobiln outfit on for the Spider-Man no way home it fit just as snug as the first firming of the first movie. Same size for 15 years
All the teammates had to do was call the building front desk pretending to be the owner of the penthouse and tell them, "my house sitter is having electrical issues, please send maintenance to help him." No risk to themselves, and Nemo could get out of there with a plausible story to avoid getting arrested. Why'd they abandon him so fast?
the theory goes that Nemo was set up, and that "3" was either the owner or a co-conspirator who deliberately wanted Nemo to get trapped in there... a "social experiment" if you will.
@@aaronjonellhall1937 even then, they could just pull something out their ass like "yes he did have access to get in but the security system has malfunctioned and locked him in". besides, if the front desk ignored this request, after being told that a man is trapped inside what is essentially the fanciest tomb on the planet with the only exception being that of Egyptian pharaohs, and the man ends up dying they can be persecuted for murder by negligence because guess what; if someone sends you an S.O.S you are legally bound to act on it if you see it and ignoring it can have drastic consequences for you. now, depending on the situation you can always just look the other way or pretend you didn't see it, but if someone calls you at your work space its on the official record so that would be a bad idea.
I had a theory the art collecter was really his accomplice. the door shutting and then him abandoning you almost immediately when he could have easily gotten you some help. the odd painting showing him. the painting now being where it was supposed to be,the accomplice pressuring him theres alot. also wouldn't putting something in between the door just crush the object? anything that's not metal would be crushed wouldn't it?
A dresser as big, heavy, and expensive as the ones that would presumably be in the apartment wouldn't get crushed, could also put a couch or bed frame in it as well. Unless that door is a hydraulic press it should be stopped relatively easy
they could literally have brought a big thick solid metal bar of hardened steel in the helicopter to use as a doorstop, no need to use something from inside the house itself. they could have fixed it to some wheels and lowered it on to the platform from the helicopter, and all nemo would have to do is gently push it into place, then lock the wheels to prevent it from sliding anywhere
Even if the police did come to get him, hed be arrested sure, but the homeowner would be sued and convicted for cruel and unusual punishment most likely, furthermore, Nemo would be able to sue the owner for an insane amount of money. This has happened many many times with robbers actually getting away with money and without conviction because of the homeowner's actions.
Not just the homeowner, in this case the building owners can be prosecuted and sued as well. Having an aparartment that cannot be exited in an emergency is a massive violation of fire safety codes. So is having a fire alarm be triggered but not be responded to.
@@TheCinnamondemonIntent or not, in case of an emergency if there is not a clear way to escape then someone is held liable, usually the one that built the building. Considering the collector had security camera access to many parts of the building, we can assume that they are either the owner or have a great deal of influence over the building. This building absolutely breaks the fire code and Nemo definitely would've been able to sue in the event that the police showed up. Also I do believe that there is a high likelihood that they could prove intent to toy with Nemo. The garden's sprinkler system does not activate once until the point where he desperately needed it, and then it conveniently turns on and is now active for quite a consistent schedule across multiple days. The idea that you could break the security system into turning up the heat already seems fishy to me, but the fact it just magically went the opposite way conveniently when Nemo was at serious risk of heat related injuries is bs and there is no way that wasn't planned, meaning they still have significant control over the apartment despite the control system not working. Unless the owner is able to access the building and remove evidence of this fact before Nemo sues and this gets investigated (which is entirely possible that they can, or they may have someone in the police force that can hide the evidence for them) then I think they absolutely could prove intent, even though that isn't necessary.
From what i saw there he could have broke the glass and escaped at any point. The first thing was he had a wood or rubber mallet to break into the freezer, then it disappeared for the rest of the movie. The second time was when he was working on the skylight frame. He had a pointed chisel and a metal matching mallet. The right tools for the job, but they disappeared conveniently
Bruh thank you!!!!! Glad someone else noticed that too. I know you have to suspend some disbelief to enjoy a movie sometimes but this (and some other things) were like wtf come on^^
That was my first thought, People never think of the walls. In the US many times the walls are just drywall and maybe insulation. In many other countries the walls are actually concrete. Given the steel door, artwork, and it's penthouse I give a slightly higher chance the walls are reinforced but still a good option.
I lived in a building like that in Manhattan, and all of the walls were also reinforced with steel. If the lock on the door broke, the only way out would be to try and break a window and hope you survived the 24 story fall.
I'm honestly surprised no one ever thinks of that. It's pretty much a common trope that angry people can punch holes in the wall. How hard could it be to think you can angry punch the wall more than once and it might work.
i think that everything was just a trap by the art collector's part, maybe the big painting he found at the begining might just portray all of his victims, bc he got abandoned so fast, at the literal first sign of problem, with so much money at stake, given that he didnt encountered any cameras during his stay there might as well be a big setup to cage a thief inside it
I don't think he was going to wait for someone to eventually break in, I think the owner either is 3 or is working alongside 3 to trap someone for their own twisted "art". We know the owner may have known Nemo beforehand, as one of the pictures portrays a character that looks a lot like Nemo, however that may be from hallucinations so we cannot say for sure.
It’s actually awful advice to try to ration your water the most common way to die in hot areas like deserts is dehydration even when they have a full bottle of water because when you don’t realize how dehydrated you actually are until it’s too late the best thing to do is be as hydrated as possible and if you have little water to work with you should drink it all
This isn't exactly true. It's not a bad idea to ration your water. It's a bad idea to ration your water stupidly, and let yourself become dehydrated for no reason so you can hoard water like an RPG-player hoarding potions.
You would be amazed at how many people die of dehydration in the desert with water still in their canteen/water bottle. If you have water drink it, stay as close to hydrated as possible then the dehydration has to start from a place of full hydration, instead of keeping yourself near or in a state of dehydration because it’s much less of a drop to a negative outcome. Also it’s weird but true that more people drown in deserts than die from dehydration. Probably because the ground is so barren that flash floods are a thing, because the ground is so barren it doesn’t soak up water well, and nobody expects it or prepares for it but if you’re expecting to be going into a desert you prepare for and are equipped for a desert environment.
Just going from what the film shows, I suspect this wasn't really about an Art Thief being trapped. This is more like purgatory or Hell. I even suspect the "Art Thief" is really the "Art Collector". But that might be over thinking it. hehe
@@toptiertech7291 yes exactly 😂 its like watching the movie buried with Ryan Reynolds, and being like "actually this is a movie about him being in purgatory" no its a movie about him being trapped 😂 chill!
I was thinking through the whole video that it was the hacker who was the real art collector and sent in the thief to die there on purpase, as if the collector was some sick serial killer.
It has to be a setup. If you pause on the first scene of the weird painting in the room, you can see the art thief in the picture! It wasn’t a hallucination. Blew my mind.
The robber said it "was" more of a cage then a home, not "is" more of a cage then a home, meaning one of 3 things, either he escaped this purgatory of a house, committed suicide or died to natural causes, or escaped the house but with his sanity, his new book and paintings rather than escaping but with nothing to show for it other than a trip to an asylum.
As far as the heat being on, he can block the air vents causing the unit that supplys the heat to shut down on high temperature rise, or just pull all the wires from the thermostat
@@TheProfessorExplains that was maybe $75M back then, but in this economy with the current recession about to hit? I say jheronjoseph2633 is right about his estimation.
To be fair, he’s still doing them. He just had to get an additional person to keep up with the volume of videos. Would you rather have less videos, but all of them done by our original narrator? Personally, I am OK with another narrator part of the time, if that means that OG gets to have a life and still grow his brand
Isn’t it still a good idea to drink your water all at once? I don’t know much about this, but I’ve heard that often people who die of dehydration are found with lots of water around them because they thought they should ration water. I’ve also heard it’s better to just drink when you’re thirsty until you’re out of water. Which in this case would just mean drinking it all at once.
This, plus i've heard that when you drink a lot of water that makes your urine very clear, you could then drink that to recycle the water since the urine at that point is mostly water anyway.
Yes. If you’re in a survival situation you want to drink water right away. When you’re dehydrated, important proteins that regulate moods are not produced and toxins are not flushed. So your brain goes from making cognitive decisions to making basic survival decision which leads to avoidable mistakes. your body needs water to regulate heat, and organs to function properly. All important if your survival is based on physical demand like Nemo.
It's not that you should drink it all at once, it's if you are thirsty you should drink. Basically if you are thirsty that's the body saying you're low on water, by drinking then you get the body enough to operate properly. By rationing a sip per day for example that's just dehydration with extra steps on the first day.
Definitely would use the cold jars and water bottles in the fridge; set them out on the counter with a bowl underneath and collect the condensation over and over. It'll be tedious but pre-sprinklers, it's better than nothing
I would have took that sculpture and hammer he used to open the food pantry/freezer door and used it to consistently hit one point on the glass door. Something would of gave out at some point. Also, during the entire heat rising part, he never once thought to dunk an article of clothing into the pool and put it in the freezer or fridge to cool himself down with?
That glass is strong but once there's force applied as a great-pressure, a strike it would usually rebound will make the first break; but the strength of those windows are in ply, a transparent polymer-sheet adhered between each reinforced panel, prevents broken surfaces from allowing entry: subsequent layers of reinforced glass and polymer would still hold up, and each has to be broken individually. I'd line furniture up end to end until the space between the opposing wall and the window are jammed tight to bulge the pane of glass, then I'd hammer a piece of wine-bottle through it.
He could have gotten clothes like towers or sheets wet in the pool and then put them in the freezer, then wrapped the icy fabric around his head in the hot times. Also, instead of a 'help sign' a signal mirror directed at another apartment or even passing helicopter would help.
Honestly, my first thought was to start a fire. A whole bunch of smoke. I thought there must be no way the owner doesn't have some sort of agreement with the building to protect his paintings. Guess I die in this apartment too.
@@bradojacko8247I think if you look at this from the point of view of the art collector trapping Nemo as a prey, it makes sense. He likely either owns the building or has a great deal of power over it (enough to make the fire alarms not work, and have security cameras of the whole place including places off-limits to all but the employees) this likely wasn't a plot hole but instead a conscious decision made by the art collector to make Nemo's escape less likely.
If he wanted to get out through the windows he needed to start scraping away at the edges of the panes and the sash. SOMETHING has to hold them up and they are usually not particularly strong metal. Even if he had scraped away at it with a knife and it took him a week or even a month, he'd get through. Something he didn't think of is that he should have not eaten ANYTHING until he was pretty well into it. Water is the first priorty, not food. When you eat, you waste A LOT of water since it doesn't come out dry. Another thing that he could have done is find a part of the floor that's carpeted or at least not covered with hard tile. From there, he could fashion a holder and start putting water from the pool into it. This would start to rot the floor making it easy to create a spot he could smash through. To counter lonliness he needed to make a doll or a dummy or even a drawing of someone he could talk to. Even a poor substitute is better than none. Talking to the FISH would have even helped to a degree. In fact, he probably should have watched the fish, since it's said to have a calming effect on people. Finally, I'd say that I'd rip out the control panel of the computer system and destroy the connections. When no signal gets to the systems they are going to shut off. If nothing else, the heating/cooling systems are down for good.
tempered glass is weak to small, focused strikes from an object, thats why glass breakers are always little cube looking dealies take the tool he used to chip at the door, and stab the same location on the sliding glass door repeatedly until it shatters ezpz
Never seen the movie...but....walls are usually easier to break through than people think. The door might have been reinforced, but the walls were probably aluminum stud walls. Even if there was some sort of firewall, it's a very thin piece of metal. Anything bigger for that amount of space would weigh too much. Knowing she smoked right outside the door, worst case, you can still "leak" water out from under the wall because a plate wouldn't go all the way through the subfloor, which could get her attention for maintenance.
@@mistasofly True, I agree with you, but this "waterproof" apartment was bs in the first place. I know I know rich people can get anything built but ...no. In reality the flooded apartment would totally have leaked through the apartment below!
I would keep working at the front door. If you could cause enough damage to it first by chipping away the wood and then prying off the layers until you have mostly reached the metal surface and then hitting it with furniture in a battering ram fashion the cleaning staff would eventually notice it bulging at the least as you warp the metal door hidden within that wooden monstrosity, if you fail to pop it out entirely when it bends to the point where the locking pins no longer reach the frame or vice versa depending on the locking style. Throwing the balls at the windows was actually a fairly good way to test how strong they were and would have eliminated the need to build his Silvester the cat furniture tower. If the skylight glass was as strong as the glass of the windows and balcony then trying to break the frame of the balcony door would have made more sense. Working at something above you is inherently worse not only because of the dust he countered but also the lack of good leverage and that's without considering how wobbly his tower was. As for the security system, the only reason it would have been messing up is because of the panel he broke, it might have been the actual computer running the system at which point removing it would stop it's function or just a UI for the system which due to it's malfunction was sending out commands to the system which was causing the temperature increase. So removing it is definitely a good idea. Removing it before the temperature got too hot would have potentially kept it at a reasonable level or even deactivated the electromagnetic door locks. If not then removing it might have at least allowed you to cause a short circuit using the wires that were connected to it and thus fry the fuses connected to the security system potentially unlocking the magnetic locks which are usually made to open when without a live circuit in case of emergency. Since they Use electromagnetic locking rather then Ferromagnetic locking. (electro magnetic being magnetic only because of the live circuit with Ferro magnetic being for example fridge magnets)
true enough. a door is only as strong as the hinges that bind it to the socket of the doorway its placed in. once the wooden layer is peeled off and the metal is exposed, chisel away at the edges to get to the hinges. expose the hinges and damage them as much as possible, then you go for the ramming. now, we don't actually ever see what type of door it is, whether its a sliding door or a open/shut (normal) kind of door, but in case its the latter chances are it can be rammed down with relative ease once its weak points are damaged enough. the problem for Nemo is; i think his little mallet and chisels would wear out before the door did.. that mallet he is using is not that big or robust.
He could have poured water right under the main door so it leaks outside for Jasmin to see. Maybe then she will remove her headphones and hear Nemo or will call somebody for the leak. But also not writing SOS/HELP/I'M LOCKED on ALL of the windows was a major oversight.
My theory would be that the owner knew he had plans to break in and steal the art (hence how he had a painting of him already in there) and the entire apartment itself was an elaborate art piece designed to double as a torture/punishment for the thief
8:24 in a previous how to beat (how to beat mine) it was stated you should not ration your water but instead ration water loss, hikers have been found dead from dehydration with full bottles of water may want to check your facts again
@@laikakills6309 I understand I wasn’t saying he should ration water loss as that would be hard-impossible I was mainly criticising the fact they seemed to reprimand him drinking all the water at once
I would have frozen a ton of pool water in any container i could find and put it back in the pool as that would have kept a cool area he could "chill out" in anytime his temp was too hot. Rotating new ice in constantly. I also would've tried getting through a wall to the outside, because there's a chance that it would be less reinforced than the windows or doors. If i could access fresh air, at least id be able to think properly and come up with more plans.
I haven't finished watching, but in reality he should have just called for help immediately, even though he will go to jail. I mean he has his fingerprints all around the house, even if he somehow gets out, he still will get caught😂
The whole time I was wondering why he didn’t go for the wall next to the door enough damage might leave a mess on the other side and if the maid sees that a mess is being made outside the locked door she’s going to tell someone that it keeps appearing
The problem is not the water being boiled, it has chlorine in it so boiling it wouldn't help at all. I think he could have used the freezer for condensation for a very small amount of water
@@ctakitimu the house has ventilation though. also, in any case he could have used water from the fish tanks (which is salt water) and use the same method to separate the water from the salt. i've seen such filtration systems being used on life boats when people are stranded at sea.
@@ZugzugZugzugson Chlorine gas is heavy though, so unless ventilation is at ground level it'll just pool. Also, with the steam method to filtrate the water, wouldn't he have to build a device to capture and condense the steam back to water?
Yeah, it's really odd that he gave up on the door after what , gnawing at it for like two hours on day one... Doesn't that thing has hinges ? Hinges are almost always on the inside to prevent a break-in, not to restrict a break out. Just because there seemed to be metal under the door at that one spot he tried to dig doesn't mean there is zero weakness in the door. He could have tried to dig enough space under the door to pass a piece of paper too, surely that would have been faster than taking out the concrete ceiling thing. Likewise, he did not even try to go trough any of the walls... I mean , just diggin a single small hole to the other side would have probably been enough to establish contact with the maid.... He also should have probably figured out the fact the fire would trigger the sprinklers earlier, and possibly do it multiple times if possible to raise the water level so high that it eventually starts to leak out... After the building drains the first time , he could have tried blocking the water evacuation ports to ensure the flooding last long enough so it can cause visible damage to the building... Really doubt that building was 100% waterproof and it could hold a pool-level amounnt of water forever.
Side note: that whole thing about lasting 3 days without water is kinda misleading and has caused problems for people before. While it's true that your body will begin to shut down after 3 days without water, you're actually in danger much sooner than that. After 2 days without any water, your kidneys and digestive systems start to break down and cause you to be extremely weakened, slow, and in constant pain. If you don't get access to water before the third day, it's very likely that you won't physically be able to move enough to even find/retrieve water to rehydrate yourself. That's why it's so important to constantly remain hydrated. Regardless of what you're doing (even if you're an art thief breaking into a luxury apartment to steal high-dollar art), just pack some type of portable water filtration system like a Lifestraw or Sawyer Mini. It's also important to note that if you ever get to the point of heat stroke in your life, you will become highly susceptible to it again with a lower threshold. Even if you live somewhere that is cold year-round, you can still get a heatstroke, especially if you are over-exerting yourself while bundled up in a bunch of cold-weather gear. Just remember, you are EXTREMELY easy to kill. From the weather to microbes to gunshots and more, it's easy for you to fall dead on the floor.
The other issue that I notice is with the indoor irrigation system. If the owner uses a system like that to maintain the plants while the rest of the water to the apartment is turned off, it's very likely a closed system with a water storage tank. If that's the case, one of two things is very likely: 1) The system has a tank full of potable water that can be used or 2) The water also contains specific chemicals used to treat the plants, leech excess nutrients in the soil, prevent mold, and/or kill insects. Since those are not fruit-bearing plants, it's likely that the water being used to treat them will contain some types of fertilizer and insecticides that would make them VERY unsafe to drink. The apartment seemed pretty nicely equipped with appliances (like a walk-in fridge) so I'm guessing there are pots, pans, and a stove. There's no reason why you couldn't gather some of the other non-potable water and boil the hell out of it. And because you've got all the fridge space in the world, you could just get multiple pans, boil the water to sterilize/sanitize it, put them into the fridge, and have a large long-term solution for the water. It seems odd that this never even occurred to someone who clearly didn't grow up uber-wealthy. Anyone who has ever been camping or has lived in an area on a well system should immediately know how to make water safe to drink.
Heat stroke or hyperthermia is extremely common even in regions that remain relatively cold all year round. From people over exerting themselves, exercising, doing manual labor, to simply wearing to many layers than they need. Leading to exhaustion, that can then lead to their deaths from the cold temperatures.
The problems i have with the technical parts of this movie .... Its in itself a piece of art. The pigeon first shows us how it could be worse.... Cant go far with no food, water, exposed to the elements..... It then reveals itself as a forshadow. The wing, nemos leg, the rain, the fire alarm system, looking through the glass in the moment, then dying from the elements and starvation, which is what i think ultimetly happened
I feel like perhaps if he could’ve somehow collected the fish tank water or pool water and if possible gotten some type of food coloring or idk maybe the water colored, then dumped a large amount of it onto the door towards the sides of the door way & threshold towards the bottom of the doorway, it would eventually drip enough out for the house keeper to notice. Granted I know he’s limited on resources, the door is VERY solid and durable, but enough liquid would likely travel outwards and through to the other side of the door into where the house keeper would look when she vacuuming
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@@HowToBeatYTwassup man
@@plotreal7979 no
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the whole thing was an art project. that is my theory. the apartment owner wanted an artpiece derived of human insanity never seen before, so the goal was to trap a robber, make them go insane, and whatever things they broke, built, or drew, was considered art. I believe this because of the final cinematic shots of the tower and Nemos wall scribbles. It is also suspicious his partners gave up on him so quickly. SO yes, I believe the entire experience, was in itself, an art project/performance/piece.
and to add onto that I believe the art collecter was the accomplice
I just want to say that this theory is amazing. This is the best one i've heard so far.
This is exactly what I thought too!
Great theory 👍👀
This is the same theory people had when the trailer first came out.
he forgot his goblin glider, rookie mistake
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😂😂😂 I saw this and just started laughing
he could have used that goblin glider as a wrench to open those bolts, good call
@@princeofpersia2161 ~Nods~
@@ashannahensley3288 why are you rolepalying on a youtube comment section
literally as soon as you see the painting youre looking for isnt there and your accomplice pressures you to look for it with only 3 minutes left you only have 2 options: run to block the sliding door from closing and actually looking for the painting, or leave IMMEDIATELY with whatever youve been able to get
no real reason to leave *immediately* unless you know the future
@@phaggott if you see how sofisticated that alarm system is and only have 3 minutes left, id be getting my ass out of there as soon as i possibly can
I would've just left
true. should have cut their losses and got outta dodge. now instead of "only a couple of millions" they got nothing... but then again, the theory goes that "3" (Nemos accomplice) was actually conspiring with the art collector to get him trapped in there on purpose.
In their case, would definitely bolt after telling #3. That it's not our fault if we can't find it because they gave us bad / faulty intel. That sort of thing was their job (or whomever was doing the intel gathering).
He gave up far too soon on breaking the windows. I would have drawn a target on the window so I could hit the same spot repeatedly and there were plenty of object to use to try. If I succeeded in breaking it I would start throwing stuff over the edge, it's clearly a busy city so this would draw attention. I know this would bring the cops and I'd more than likely be arrested but that is better than dying or going insane.
As I mentioned in a previous reply, I lived in a building like the one in the movie. The walls were all reinforced with steel and the windows were nearly impossible to break, especially with such limited equipment. I’m talking about the type of glass that can stop bullets…you’re not breaking that by throwing things at it. A sign is really your only hope unless you get lucky and can separate the glass from the frame.
He had the makeshift chisel and didn’t even try the window. Maybe he was insane by then.
@@TheProfessorExplains I just remembered a story about a tour guide who would always throw himself into the same window every tour to show the strength. Eventually the window popped out and he fell.
Edit: the guys name was Garry Hoy
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@@arussianspy3114 no what you saw was an episode of a million ways to die,where a lawyer would act like he was jumping out the window but the window never broke until that one time it did
Chip away at the flooring under the door. That way more sound travels under it. If the door has a doorknob, break that off. If the place is secure, don't aim to break out, aim to be let out.
A few things which may have worked is:
1: he could bottle pool water and refrigerate it it make ice cubes. These couldn’t be eaten, but could help cool him down.
2: perhaps he could destroy the toilet. This may lead a hole big enough for him to climb through and possibly get out through the walls/ floor. If the hole was too small. After getting the sprinkler system on the water could have leaked down to lower floors and got someone’s attention. As the water would be dripping through walls the water may reach lower floors, increasing the chances of someone reporting a problem.
he could also have found the pipe that feeds the sprinkler system for the plants and broken it, causing the pressurized water to flood the apartment and inevitably leak into the floor below or through the main door into the aisle where "Jasmin" would have noticed it and sounded the alarm.
The freezer wasn't working, that's why the ice was was melting (14:30)
I would also like to add that since the security system was gonna randomly rude and lower the temperature, once I found the gardens sprinkler water was safe I would use it to make more ice cubes in the event that the heat gets too high again, I’d prefer the place colder cuz I can grab more things to warm up than I can to cook down but still just in case
Yeah it would take being a lot cooler than room temperature to kill someone than it would need to be warmer than room temperature to kill them or severely debilitate them.
Cold air being pumped in is ALOT better than hot air. You can only take off so many layers to cool down and have limited resources that could keep heat away and hydration becomes a worse issue, in the cold you can layer on and on clothes, blankets and everything else that keeps in heat,hydration becomes less of an issue(still a big issue tho) since the air becomes more moisturized, the cold also doesent make you as weak as the heat.
Actually a major part of air conditioning is removing humidity, making the air extremely dry. But yeah nearly everything else about the cold is better than extreme heat.
A lot is two words, not one…
@@skaie. don't think you have a lot to worry about dry air with an indoor pool tho
I live on the Tropical Island of Guam. I would prefer 104F over freezing temp any day of my life. I detest the cold.
@@jdsguam We're not talking about preferences here though.
We're talking about survivability, in which case cold is objectively better. There's even a decent amount of stuff to burn in a pinch, although that can be risky with sprinkler systems.
Is it just me or did Willem DaFoe rapidly age up until about 50 and then just...stop? He looks the same age in every movie he's been in for like 20 years at this point.
It's called **makeup**
Apparently when he put the green gobiln outfit on for the Spider-Man no way home it fit just as snug as the first firming of the first movie. Same size for 15 years
It's the Steve Martin syndrome
Does he look 50 to you? Because to me he looks 70-72, and that is generous.
Willem has looked like this since he was 26. He was obviously bit by a vampire in his late twenties.
All the teammates had to do was call the building front desk pretending to be the owner of the penthouse and tell them, "my house sitter is having electrical issues, please send maintenance to help him." No risk to themselves, and Nemo could get out of there with a plausible story to avoid getting arrested. Why'd they abandon him so fast?
I think the teammate is in on a scheme of sorts with the owner, which is why they abandoned him
@@MunchingDex or they were the owner
Wouldn't the front desk ask.... how did the electrician get inside the penthouse?
the theory goes that Nemo was set up, and that "3" was either the owner or a co-conspirator who deliberately wanted Nemo to get trapped in there... a "social experiment" if you will.
@@aaronjonellhall1937 even then, they could just pull something out their ass like "yes he did have access to get in but the security system has malfunctioned and locked him in".
besides, if the front desk ignored this request, after being told that a man is trapped inside what is essentially the fanciest tomb on the planet with the only exception being that of Egyptian pharaohs, and the man ends up dying they can be persecuted for murder by negligence because guess what; if someone sends you an S.O.S you are legally bound to act on it if you see it and ignoring it can have drastic consequences for you.
now, depending on the situation you can always just look the other way or pretend you didn't see it, but if someone calls you at your work space its on the official record so that would be a bad idea.
I had a theory the art collecter was really his accomplice. the door shutting and then him abandoning you almost immediately when he could have easily gotten you some help. the odd painting showing him. the painting now being where it was supposed to be,the accomplice pressuring him theres alot.
also wouldn't putting something in between the door just crush the object? anything that's not metal would be crushed wouldn't it?
I like that theory, essentially the accomplice knew that he would lose his mind and make “art” like he did on that walls.
Entertainment Seeker had the same idea. I'll add my vote as well; it makes sense to me
A dresser as big, heavy, and expensive as the ones that would presumably be in the apartment wouldn't get crushed, could also put a couch or bed frame in it as well. Unless that door is a hydraulic press it should be stopped relatively easy
they could literally have brought a big thick solid metal bar of hardened steel in the helicopter to use as a doorstop, no need to use something from inside the house itself.
they could have fixed it to some wheels and lowered it on to the platform from the helicopter, and all nemo would have to do is gently push it into place, then lock the wheels to prevent it from sliding anywhere
@@DrDolan2000 I don't know who that is
Even if the police did come to get him, hed be arrested sure, but the homeowner would be sued and convicted for cruel and unusual punishment most likely, furthermore, Nemo would be able to sue the owner for an insane amount of money. This has happened many many times with robbers actually getting away with money and without conviction because of the homeowner's actions.
Not just the homeowner, in this case the building owners can be prosecuted and sued as well. Having an aparartment that cannot be exited in an emergency is a massive violation of fire safety codes. So is having a fire alarm be triggered but not be responded to.
but the system malfunctioned, theres no proof the homeowner intentionally wanted to trap anyone so i dont think he'd get in trouble
@@TheCinnamondemonIntent or not, in case of an emergency if there is not a clear way to escape then someone is held liable, usually the one that built the building. Considering the collector had security camera access to many parts of the building, we can assume that they are either the owner or have a great deal of influence over the building.
This building absolutely breaks the fire code and Nemo definitely would've been able to sue in the event that the police showed up.
Also I do believe that there is a high likelihood that they could prove intent to toy with Nemo. The garden's sprinkler system does not activate once until the point where he desperately needed it, and then it conveniently turns on and is now active for quite a consistent schedule across multiple days. The idea that you could break the security system into turning up the heat already seems fishy to me, but the fact it just magically went the opposite way conveniently when Nemo was at serious risk of heat related injuries is bs and there is no way that wasn't planned, meaning they still have significant control over the apartment despite the control system not working. Unless the owner is able to access the building and remove evidence of this fact before Nemo sues and this gets investigated (which is entirely possible that they can, or they may have someone in the police force that can hide the evidence for them) then I think they absolutely could prove intent, even though that isn't necessary.
They really turned finding Nemo into a horror movie.
I mean after Winnie the Pooh and The Grinch (The Mean One), I'm not surprised. Can't wait to see Barney Bites Back and Escape from Sesame Street
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@@liamnehren1054 true
But the side effects are worth it😂
@@liamnehren1054 Another side effect is making friends solely to sacrifice them later if you happen to be put in a death game together. :P
From what i saw there he could have broke the glass and escaped at any point. The first thing was he had a wood or rubber mallet to break into the freezer, then it disappeared for the rest of the movie. The second time was when he was working on the skylight frame. He had a pointed chisel and a metal matching mallet. The right tools for the job, but they disappeared conveniently
Bruh thank you!!!!! Glad someone else noticed that too. I know you have to suspend some disbelief to enjoy a movie sometimes but this (and some other things) were like wtf come on^^
Those tools absolutely could not break that glass, I don't think you realize how strong that glass is.
How many walls in a building like this are reinforced? The doors and windows are designed to not be broken. I’d go for the walls in general.
That was my first thought, People never think of the walls. In the US many times the walls are just drywall and maybe insulation. In many other countries the walls are actually concrete. Given the steel door, artwork, and it's penthouse I give a slightly higher chance the walls are reinforced but still a good option.
My first thought as well
I lived in a building like that in Manhattan, and all of the walls were also reinforced with steel. If the lock on the door broke, the only way out would be to try and break a window and hope you survived the 24 story fall.
That's what I kept thinking! Or bang on them to get the girl's attention
I'm honestly surprised no one ever thinks of that. It's pretty much a common trope that angry people can punch holes in the wall. How hard could it be to think you can angry punch the wall more than once and it might work.
step 1: don't be an art thief.
Done ✔️
Ahh Watson step 2💀💀
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@@cloudyxedxts9730same
Well I’m dead
i think that everything was just a trap by the art collector's part, maybe the big painting he found at the begining might just portray all of his victims, bc he got abandoned so fast, at the literal first sign of problem, with so much money at stake, given that he didnt encountered any cameras during his stay there might as well be a big setup to cage a thief inside it
It was a trap all along. The owner knew someone would eventually try to break in and steal his “priceless” paintings.
I don't think he was going to wait for someone to eventually break in, I think the owner either is 3 or is working alongside 3 to trap someone for their own twisted "art". We know the owner may have known Nemo beforehand, as one of the pictures portrays a character that looks a lot like Nemo, however that may be from hallucinations so we cannot say for sure.
It’s actually awful advice to try to ration your water the most common way to die in hot areas like deserts is dehydration even when they have a full bottle of water because when you don’t realize how dehydrated you actually are until it’s too late the best thing to do is be as hydrated as possible and if you have little water to work with you should drink it all
This isn't exactly true.
It's not a bad idea to ration your water. It's a bad idea to ration your water stupidly, and let yourself become dehydrated for no reason so you can hoard water like an RPG-player hoarding potions.
You would be amazed at how many people die of dehydration in the desert with water still in their canteen/water bottle. If you have water drink it, stay as close to hydrated as possible then the dehydration has to start from a place of full hydration, instead of keeping yourself near or in a state of dehydration because it’s much less of a drop to a negative outcome.
Also it’s weird but true that more people drown in deserts than die from dehydration. Probably because the ground is so barren that flash floods are a thing, because the ground is so barren it doesn’t soak up water well, and nobody expects it or prepares for it but if you’re expecting to be going into a desert you prepare for and are equipped for a desert environment.
Just going from what the film shows, I suspect this wasn't really about an Art Thief being trapped. This is more like purgatory or Hell. I even suspect the "Art Thief" is really the "Art Collector". But that might be over thinking it. hehe
I'm guessing that might've been an underlying theme of the film.
Omg shut up...
I’m guessing you’re giving the creator of this movie too much credit 😂😂
@@toptiertech7291 yes exactly 😂 its like watching the movie buried with Ryan Reynolds, and being like "actually this is a movie about him being in purgatory" no its a movie about him being trapped 😂 chill!
I was thinking through the whole video that it was the hacker who was the real art collector and sent in the thief to die there on purpase, as if the collector was some sick serial killer.
It has to be a setup. If you pause on the first scene of the weird painting in the room, you can see the art thief in the picture! It wasn’t a hallucination. Blew my mind.
The robber said it "was" more of a cage then a home, not "is" more of a cage then a home, meaning one of 3 things, either he escaped this purgatory of a house, committed suicide or died to natural causes, or escaped the house but with his sanity, his new book and paintings rather than escaping but with nothing to show for it other than a trip to an asylum.
You know, Nemo is something of an artist himself.
As far as the heat being on, he can block the air vents causing the unit that supplys the heat to shut down on high temperature rise, or just pull all the wires from the thermostat
This was my idea I’ll have to do was cover the vent
And maybe that would cause more damage which would make people in the building complain and then the owners would send someone to fix it
Wow. Cliff-hanger. I thought because he turned the house into a peace of Art, the owner will come back and auction the house for over a 1M
$1mill? That apartment was worth about $75-$100 million before he even walked in.
@@TheProfessorExplains that was maybe $75M back then, but in this economy with the current recession about to hit? I say jheronjoseph2633 is right about his estimation.
@@svampebob007 Except rich people end up getting richer in recessions.
@@svampebob007Recessions don't make properties lose 90-99% of their value magically.
@@svampebob007what recession hit? Stuff and especially houses only got more expensive lol
Imagine being the art collector that comes home to this shit.
But also replacement art. Ups and downs.
I'm so happy he's growing his brand but I just wish he could do all of the voiceovers but I'm still very happy for him and how much his channel grown
Same. I downvoted because he's clearly not listening to feedback from his audience that we want him to do the voiceovers.
To be fair, he’s still doing them. He just had to get an additional person to keep up with the volume of videos. Would you rather have less videos, but all of them done by our original narrator?
Personally, I am OK with another narrator part of the time, if that means that OG gets to have a life and still grow his brand
@@tealablu3759 exactly!
Why can't he do all the voiceovers? It's not like he's churning out tons of videos all the time.
I think the new changes risk losing his audience.
couldnt agree more ive been watching for years its awesome seeing his progress
Isn’t it still a good idea to drink your water all at once? I don’t know much about this, but I’ve heard that often people who die of dehydration are found with lots of water around them because they thought they should ration water. I’ve also heard it’s better to just drink when you’re thirsty until you’re out of water. Which in this case would just mean drinking it all at once.
This, plus i've heard that when you drink a lot of water that makes your urine very clear, you could then drink that to recycle the water since the urine at that point is mostly water anyway.
Let your body distribute it it's very smart
Yes. If you’re in a survival situation you want to drink water right away. When you’re dehydrated, important proteins that regulate moods are not produced and toxins are not flushed. So your brain goes from making cognitive decisions to making basic survival decision which leads to avoidable mistakes. your body needs water to regulate heat, and organs to function properly. All important if your survival is based on physical demand like Nemo.
It's not that you should drink it all at once, it's if you are thirsty you should drink. Basically if you are thirsty that's the body saying you're low on water, by drinking then you get the body enough to operate properly. By rationing a sip per day for example that's just dehydration with extra steps on the first day.
Thought it was funny how he was so weak but was still able to spiderman himself (because we see a shadow of someone climbing out) out at the end.
He's not the Green Goblin anymore, but upgraded to Spidey!
Well we don't know for sure if he climbed out
Same here
well he did tell peter that they weren't so different
Definitely would use the cold jars and water bottles in the fridge; set them out on the counter with a bowl underneath and collect the condensation over and over. It'll be tedious but pre-sprinklers, it's better than nothing
I would have took that sculpture and hammer he used to open the food pantry/freezer door and used it to consistently hit one point on the glass door. Something would of gave out at some point. Also, during the entire heat rising part, he never once thought to dunk an article of clothing into the pool and put it in the freezer or fridge to cool himself down with?
That was my idea
That glass is strong but once there's force applied as a great-pressure, a strike it would usually rebound will make the first break; but the strength of those windows are in ply, a transparent polymer-sheet adhered between each reinforced panel, prevents broken surfaces from allowing entry: subsequent layers of reinforced glass and polymer would still hold up, and each has to be broken individually. I'd line furniture up end to end until the space between the opposing wall and the window are jammed tight to bulge the pane of glass, then I'd hammer a piece of wine-bottle through it.
Id rather be in a prison than that apartment at this point.
Worst part is being surrounded by pretentious art reminding you how fing trapped you are😂😂😂😂.
"You know, I'm something of an art thief myself"
Screenshotting artwork off Google Image Search doesn't count! It is safer than the other option, though! 😏😏😏
IKR? From the beginning, I thought Willem Dafoe should've just smuggled in his Green Goblin costume and thrown bombs at the windows! 😂
Hehehhe😂
This feels exactly like that movie of a car thief that gets locked in an SUV with the heat and cold.
title?
@@airplayrule It's called "4x4"
It was ironic that the thief came to take art away but he created more art when he left/died.
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He could have gotten clothes like towers or sheets wet in the pool and then put them in the freezer, then wrapped the icy fabric around his head in the hot times. Also, instead of a 'help sign' a signal mirror directed at another apartment or even passing helicopter would help.
Using the Nutcracker in the lower left of the second drawer in the kitchen would have been a faster and more effective way of removing the bolts.
Honestly, my first thought was to start a fire. A whole bunch of smoke. I thought there must be no way the owner doesn't have some sort of agreement with the building to protect his paintings. Guess I die in this apartment too.
He did
@@XclusiveChiq Yes but fire didn't work. Thus I die of smoke inhalation.
Yes. This part of the film is the most absurd and annoying
@@bradojacko8247I think if you look at this from the point of view of the art collector trapping Nemo as a prey, it makes sense. He likely either owns the building or has a great deal of power over it (enough to make the fire alarms not work, and have security cameras of the whole place including places off-limits to all but the employees) this likely wasn't a plot hole but instead a conscious decision made by the art collector to make Nemo's escape less likely.
All can picture is green goblin robbing someone's house
If he wanted to get out through the windows he needed to start scraping away at the edges of the panes and the sash. SOMETHING has to hold them up and they are usually not particularly strong metal. Even if he had scraped away at it with a knife and it took him a week or even a month, he'd get through.
Something he didn't think of is that he should have not eaten ANYTHING until he was pretty well into it. Water is the first priorty, not food. When you eat, you waste A LOT of water since it doesn't come out dry.
Another thing that he could have done is find a part of the floor that's carpeted or at least not covered with hard tile. From there, he could fashion a holder and start putting water from the pool into it. This would start to rot the floor making it easy to create a spot he could smash through.
To counter lonliness he needed to make a doll or a dummy or even a drawing of someone he could talk to. Even a poor substitute is better than none. Talking to the FISH would have even helped to a degree. In fact, he probably should have watched the fish, since it's said to have a calming effect on people.
Finally, I'd say that I'd rip out the control panel of the computer system and destroy the connections. When no signal gets to the systems they are going to shut off. If nothing else, the heating/cooling systems are down for good.
I very much appreciate the 2 different sounds used in the background of the narration. Great added detail
imagine building a luxurious apartment and coming home from a vacation only to find your entire home broken into pieces, things stolen or a dead body
tempered glass is weak to small, focused strikes from an object, thats why glass breakers are always little cube looking dealies
take the tool he used to chip at the door, and stab the same location on the sliding glass door repeatedly until it shatters
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Im loving the eerie background music
0:30 the sneaky thief music. 😂😂😂
Never seen the movie...but....walls are usually easier to break through than people think. The door might have been reinforced, but the walls were probably aluminum stud walls. Even if there was some sort of firewall, it's a very thin piece of metal. Anything bigger for that amount of space would weigh too much. Knowing she smoked right outside the door, worst case, you can still "leak" water out from under the wall because a plate wouldn't go all the way through the subfloor, which could get her attention for maintenance.
I love the new intro. Watching your videos always make my day
He could try to spill that non drinkable water under the door, the employee would see it.
If the entire sprinkler system flooding the apartment didnt get anyones attention, I doubt spilling a bowl of water on the floor would
@@mistasofly True, I agree with you, but this "waterproof" apartment was bs in the first place. I know I know rich people can get anything built but ...no. In reality the flooded apartment would totally have leaked through the apartment below!
yeah and maybe dye it with some color as well???
@@mistasofly I thought there was a pool and an aquarium ?
I would keep working at the front door. If you could cause enough damage to it first by chipping away the wood and then prying off the layers until you have mostly reached the metal surface and then hitting it with furniture in a battering ram fashion the cleaning staff would eventually notice it bulging at the least as you warp the metal door hidden within that wooden monstrosity, if you fail to pop it out entirely when it bends to the point where the locking pins no longer reach the frame or vice versa depending on the locking style.
Throwing the balls at the windows was actually a fairly good way to test how strong they were and would have eliminated the need to build his Silvester the cat furniture tower. If the skylight glass was as strong as the glass of the windows and balcony then trying to break the frame of the balcony door would have made more sense. Working at something above you is inherently worse not only because of the dust he countered but also the lack of good leverage and that's without considering how wobbly his tower was.
As for the security system, the only reason it would have been messing up is because of the panel he broke, it might have been the actual computer running the system at which point removing it would stop it's function or just a UI for the system which due to it's malfunction was sending out commands to the system which was causing the temperature increase. So removing it is definitely a good idea.
Removing it before the temperature got too hot would have potentially kept it at a reasonable level or even deactivated the electromagnetic door locks.
If not then removing it might have at least allowed you to cause a short circuit using the wires that were connected to it and thus fry the fuses connected to the security system potentially unlocking the magnetic locks which are usually made to open when without a live circuit in case of emergency.
Since they Use electromagnetic locking rather then Ferromagnetic locking. (electro magnetic being magnetic only because of the live circuit with Ferro magnetic being for example fridge magnets)
"Sylvester the cat furniture tower" 😂 Perfect!
true enough. a door is only as strong as the hinges that bind it to the socket of the doorway its placed in. once the wooden layer is peeled off and the metal is exposed, chisel away at the edges to get to the hinges.
expose the hinges and damage them as much as possible, then you go for the ramming.
now, we don't actually ever see what type of door it is, whether its a sliding door or a open/shut (normal) kind of door, but in case its the latter chances are it can be rammed down with relative ease once its weak points are damaged enough.
the problem for Nemo is; i think his little mallet and chisels would wear out before the door did.. that mallet he is using is not that big or robust.
He could have poured water right under the main door so it leaks outside for Jasmin to see. Maybe then she will remove her headphones and hear Nemo or will call somebody for the leak. But also not writing SOS/HELP/I'M LOCKED on ALL of the windows was a major oversight.
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What many people forgett: Even if you reenforce a door ... you still kann go through the wall :D
The walls are also reinforced with steel, as is the ground and ceiling. It basically a giant steel box.
Man I love this channel. And the OG cinema summary dude has a special place in my heart (no homo)
Broken Ceramics with a sharp edge, like a coffee mug that you break, are great for breaking reinforced glass.
My theory would be that the owner knew he had plans to break in and steal the art (hence how he had a painting of him already in there) and the entire apartment itself was an elaborate art piece designed to double as a torture/punishment for the thief
I thought he would've figured this out himself, he is a bit of a scientist you know?
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8:24 in a previous how to beat (how to beat mine) it was stated you should not ration your water but instead ration water loss, hikers have been found dead from dehydration with full bottles of water may want to check your facts again
It’s a different context
You can't ration water loss in a heatstroke environment, you can ration loss in a physical exertion context, however.
@@laikakills6309 I understand I wasn’t saying he should ration water loss as that would be hard-impossible I was mainly criticising the fact they seemed to reprimand him drinking all the water at once
art thief: “you can’t do this to me, you know much I’ve sacrificed”
That shrine of insanity he made though 😅
I always love movie depictions of air conditioners. Homeboy is living in a freezer and somehow his coil hasnt frozen yet
Are they even designed to go to those temperatures?
Experts say that rationing water is not useful, there are people who in the desert where found dead of dehydration with a half full water bottle
Because you need a certain amount of water not just “some water” to survive
This is likely true. On the other hand, guzzling water too quickly will result in urinating most of it away
@@Mrdragonjack yeah, still can't see why people can't get that through their heads
love your vids
Looking out for the art thieves in the audience. Much appreciated!
They just would’ve had to take me to jail, I’m not doing all of that 😂
Would be a huge twist if this was a performance art
Loving the new intro!
he's not just an art theif!!!!!! He's the GREEN GOBLLIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Would be easier to break through the wall next to the door than the door itself.
I would have frozen a ton of pool water in any container i could find and put it back in the pool as that would have kept a cool area he could "chill out" in anytime his temp was too hot. Rotating new ice in constantly. I also would've tried getting through a wall to the outside, because there's a chance that it would be less reinforced than the windows or doors. If i could access fresh air, at least id be able to think properly and come up with more plans.
That intro was so cool!
Great vid as always! Have a dam good day!
Doesn’t even know how to spell damn 💀 🗿
@@Real-FaZe-Carpet it was on purpose obviously 🤣
@@_ed21how is that obvious?
@@Real-FaZe-Carpet it was a joke 🤣 wondered if people would realise 🤣 sorry 😭
Bro forgot the goblin glider and grenades.
I legit thought this was a troll video about Bo Burnham’s inside lmao
I haven't finished watching, but in reality he should have just called for help immediately, even though he will go to jail. I mean he has his fingerprints all around the house, even if he somehow gets out, he still will get caught😂
The whole time I was wondering why he didn’t go for the wall next to the door enough damage might leave a mess on the other side and if the maid sees that a mess is being made outside the locked door she’s going to tell someone that it keeps appearing
Never forget to check the back of the toilet store for water.
If there’s power for the freezer, couldn’t he boil the pool water to make a safe drinking source?
The problem is not the water being boiled, it has chlorine in it so boiling it wouldn't help at all. I think he could have used the freezer for condensation for a very small amount of water
@@januszkurahenowski2860yes boiling eliminate the chlorine, usually chlorine can be eliminated by leaving a glass of water out for an hour or so.
@@willy4170 Where does the chlorine go? Doesn't seem like a good gas to generate
@@ctakitimu the house has ventilation though. also, in any case he could have used water from the fish tanks (which is salt water) and use the same method to separate the water from the salt.
i've seen such filtration systems being used on life boats when people are stranded at sea.
@@ZugzugZugzugson Chlorine gas is heavy though, so unless ventilation is at ground level it'll just pool. Also, with the steam method to filtrate the water, wouldn't he have to build a device to capture and condense the steam back to water?
Yeah, it's really odd that he gave up on the door after what , gnawing at it for like two hours on day one... Doesn't that thing has hinges ? Hinges are almost always on the inside to prevent a break-in, not to restrict a break out. Just because there seemed to be metal under the door at that one spot he tried to dig doesn't mean there is zero weakness in the door. He could have tried to dig enough space under the door to pass a piece of paper too, surely that would have been faster than taking out the concrete ceiling thing. Likewise, he did not even try to go trough any of the walls... I mean , just diggin a single small hole to the other side would have probably been enough to establish contact with the maid.... He also should have probably figured out the fact the fire would trigger the sprinklers earlier, and possibly do it multiple times if possible to raise the water level so high that it eventually starts to leak out... After the building drains the first time , he could have tried blocking the water evacuation ports to ensure the flooding last long enough so it can cause visible damage to the building... Really doubt that building was 100% waterproof and it could hold a pool-level amounnt of water forever.
Side note: that whole thing about lasting 3 days without water is kinda misleading and has caused problems for people before. While it's true that your body will begin to shut down after 3 days without water, you're actually in danger much sooner than that. After 2 days without any water, your kidneys and digestive systems start to break down and cause you to be extremely weakened, slow, and in constant pain. If you don't get access to water before the third day, it's very likely that you won't physically be able to move enough to even find/retrieve water to rehydrate yourself. That's why it's so important to constantly remain hydrated. Regardless of what you're doing (even if you're an art thief breaking into a luxury apartment to steal high-dollar art), just pack some type of portable water filtration system like a Lifestraw or Sawyer Mini.
It's also important to note that if you ever get to the point of heat stroke in your life, you will become highly susceptible to it again with a lower threshold. Even if you live somewhere that is cold year-round, you can still get a heatstroke, especially if you are over-exerting yourself while bundled up in a bunch of cold-weather gear.
Just remember, you are EXTREMELY easy to kill. From the weather to microbes to gunshots and more, it's easy for you to fall dead on the floor.
The other issue that I notice is with the indoor irrigation system. If the owner uses a system like that to maintain the plants while the rest of the water to the apartment is turned off, it's very likely a closed system with a water storage tank. If that's the case, one of two things is very likely:
1) The system has a tank full of potable water that can be used
or
2) The water also contains specific chemicals used to treat the plants, leech excess nutrients in the soil, prevent mold, and/or kill insects.
Since those are not fruit-bearing plants, it's likely that the water being used to treat them will contain some types of fertilizer and insecticides that would make them VERY unsafe to drink.
The apartment seemed pretty nicely equipped with appliances (like a walk-in fridge) so I'm guessing there are pots, pans, and a stove. There's no reason why you couldn't gather some of the other non-potable water and boil the hell out of it. And because you've got all the fridge space in the world, you could just get multiple pans, boil the water to sterilize/sanitize it, put them into the fridge, and have a large long-term solution for the water. It seems odd that this never even occurred to someone who clearly didn't grow up uber-wealthy.
Anyone who has ever been camping or has lived in an area on a well system should immediately know how to make water safe to drink.
Can’t boil the water with the stove, no gas
Heat stroke or hyperthermia is extremely common even in regions that remain relatively cold all year round. From people over exerting themselves, exercising, doing manual labor, to simply wearing to many layers than they need. Leading to exhaustion, that can then lead to their deaths from the cold temperatures.
Obviously, the true answer is to just keep setting off the sprinklers. Do it over and over. Flood the place until the next floor is a swamp.
The problems i have with the technical parts of this movie .... Its in itself a piece of art. The pigeon first shows us how it could be worse.... Cant go far with no food, water, exposed to the elements..... It then reveals itself as a forshadow. The wing, nemos leg, the rain, the fire alarm system, looking through the glass in the moment, then dying from the elements and starvation, which is what i think ultimetly happened
I think, he wasn’t a thief at all. And all of this was his process to creating new art.
He was an artist contracted by the collector 🤣🤣
I like the music from 10:38
Man, I hope I'm in half as good a shape as Defoe is, at that age!
But with your own face
@@ctakitimu Obviously. Why would I want someone else's face? I'm not Castor Troy!
I feel like perhaps if he could’ve somehow collected the fish tank water or pool water and if possible gotten some type of food coloring or idk maybe the water colored, then dumped a large amount of it onto the door towards the sides of the door way & threshold towards the bottom of the doorway, it would eventually drip enough out for the house keeper to notice. Granted I know he’s limited on resources, the door is VERY solid and durable, but enough liquid would likely travel outwards and through to the other side of the door into where the house keeper would look when she vacuuming
1:24 an Interesting painting there I must say 🤔
I'm exited tomorrow they will upload a new video!
This reminds me of the collector series
ok but the songs are EHHMAZINGG
HAVE A DAMN GOOD DAY ( I GOT YOUR MERCHH)
When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was Bo Burnham's special Inside. And I was like are they going to tell us how not to go insane.
The true villan in this movie was the headphones lol
25:00 Jasmin smoking fat one on the job and pulled the vacuum trick out of Friday😂
Green goblin really down bad.
Movie is a metaphor for being trapped in purgatory and his escape through the skylight is him going to heaven. That's my guess.