"When Anastasia said they worked on a horror movie together, she meant that they used to be married." Now this was a different level of relationship goals
Its worth mentioning, that the guy that gets in the village after Grisha (12:42) is real russian actor (Roma Zholud/Рома Жёлудь) that is known for being spoiled and rich. People laughed a lot when they saw him back in the day i watched that movie on the cinema theatre
i heard stories about how some people change after living in village for a while (dunno what the program called. Live-in?) sometimes people arent really a jerk, they just dont know what's on the other side of coin.
Honestly huge respect for this guy. He spends probably hours of his freetime watching movies and making summaries for people like us to enjoy. Good job man :)
There were two moments in the movie Which were not told here. 1. When Grisha noticed red modern underwear on Lisa, she quickly took it off and hid it in the hay. So when he attacked her he had a chance to see that she indeed was not wearing any underwear... That's why he came to apologize to her. 2. Grisha was told that he is 1860. Mongolian Igo happened centuries before, but the acting team decided to try anyway hoping he is too stupid to actually know it from history lessons. To their big surprise he remembered it but in all rush he got confused and just followed his new friends.
This actually seems like an amazing movie. The father wanting to stop production repeatedly was a nice touch that explains how Grisha had gotten so bad in the first place. His father *was* all bark and no bite but in the end he relented which allowed his son to become a better man.
I know movie sounds interesting in this video, but as a russian guy who understands filming a bit and knows how awful russian cinema looks now, I say it`s fucked up. Not the worst, but not amazing, either. Realisation sucks as always, with small details look fucked
@@mahiranindo1967 Original commenter said the movie is amazing. Alex is saying he doesn't believe the movie is so "amazing" from his experience or knowledge of the Russian film industry....👀
Actually sounds like a great movie, a good redemption story and romance, also quite realistic showing the father's action actually justifies the son's spoiled brat personality
Imagine, during this whole staged thing, Grisha is becoming a good person with these actors help. And one day suddenly if Grisha sees an aeroplane flying in the sky...
Yeah, it's not like flight plans are publicized way ahead of time, and the guys with literal tranquilizers couldn't just make sure he slept through these flights...
@Jb why wouldn't it get out of hand? Ever heard of The Stanford Prison Experiment? Anyone given that type of power would do terrible things, to those under their power. That kid would have the shit beat out of him in the first week.
@@benjamindouglas862 no it was kind of like wife swap. A white family took their kids to some country in Africa to see the stark differences in their lives. I think it was on ABC or something
I find it very interesting that this intervention style is not just for the kid, but for the parent as well who has to be constantly convinced not to save his spoiled son.
watching how this character developed into an actual human being was touching.. but lmao.. love that he ends up joining the crew to rehabilitate other spoiled rich kids
Rent a bunch of horses 2 million. Pay a lot of actors 20 million Get the girl and get to give payback to other spoiled brats. Priceless. So, best possible end, IMO.
This is probably the most believable way to reform a spoiled brat which I like compared to other movies where they quickly learn to empathize wat too quickly. This brat has been like this for years, so it only makes sense it would be difficult for him to change his ways
Many people here are mentioning airplanes being a problem. Here in southern South Dakota/northern Nebraska, the nearest airport (airliner at least) is an hour and a half away from my town, and we don't get many at all. With the land features around (lakes, rivers, hills, cows and farms, etc.), I have a feeling that someone could DEFINITELY pull this off around my area no problem. The locals would most likely even help for free! I REALLY liked this movie idea though!
I mean, especially in Russia. They're probably far into Russia where civilization is literally decades behind in terms of technology compared to the big cities such as Moscow etc. (watch bald and bankrupt for more info on that). Barely any planes fly there, and the ones that do are probably above the clouds on a long journey so all you might hear is sound.
Planes would be hard to avoid. But even harder would be making sure none of the littlest things got through. Something like plastic shopping bag passing in the wind. Part an old discarded car tire. A frozen food box. Garbage is literally everywhere in the world, and plastics last damn near forever.
@@bryancouillard2016 just make you project in the middle of Siberia. There is a bunch of forestry areas that didn't see any human life for the past thousands of years. There is a bunch old believers villages, and some of them got discovered only recently. Some of them even managed to outlive the Soviet Union without ever knowing it existed.
But it will Introduce the problem of preparation and transportation. But if you are the Russian oligarch sky is the limit. Especially if you're from those who have connections to current government.
Nope. Their fathers make the world a better place. So the fathers and their family do as they like. if u dont like how they choose to live, then u need to make the world a better place and raise ur kids how u would want the other rich families to do it. Is what it is
@@traw1369 entitled kids have parents who have high paying jobs. Only way to have high paying jobs, is to create goods and services for the world @Hoax
@National SocialismWhen you're at war, you have a purpose. You know who you are and what you need to do. This, in my opinion is the most important thing for men. This is why it's so important to find some way in which you can make your mark on the world before you die. If you don't, you will always feel empty.
Honestly seems like a good movie. But in reality, if I knew that I had been tranquilized, kidnapped, made to think I had time traveled, been lied to, then lied to again after waking up in a hospital. I'd be furious as hell.
Initially? Probably, any sane person would be angry. But if you're smart and actually think about it you'll realize how much they did for you, like the first reply says they made him into a better person and helped find the love of his life, but also saved him years or maybe tens of years of his old lifestyle before he gets in some situations that help change him. Hell, the way he was before there is a huge chance he'll mess with the wrong person eventually and get himself real hurt or even killed
@@explorinjenkins349 I used to be a spoiled rich brat, then I lost my family at age 19. After the horror I moved to America leaving all that wealth behind me.
It would be hilarious if they actually filmed his progress and released as a full length movie. Then the people loved his redemption arc. But then, he was reported as "kidnapped".
A true hidden gem, I've watched this film and I really enjoyed it! Love it when I discover non mainstream / international movies which have really good storylines, but sadly are not popular enough.
@@mohammadalbader3538 dad be like: ma Bois all good and bright now! Friends: da! Dad: I got some gig that can whip them to shape! Friends: Military? Dad: nyet, stage sets. Friends: what do you mean? Dad: hey grisha! Tell them what we do on sets ;-)
The guy that plays Grisha is Serbian actor "Miloš Biković", he actually speaks Serbian, English AND Russian, he is very well known in Russia as an actor, Serbs also like him and he has acted in numerous movies in Serbia and Russia, most known Serbian movie he's been in has to be "Južni Vetar" (South Wind)
@@joerivandeweyer3056 not true, Russian is difficult to learn, for Slavs and others alike, English is used in more countries and its used more often, so its more important and almost everything online is in english, so its easier to learn than Russian, also most of the world uses the Latin alphabet, and not the Cyrillic alphabet, so thats another reason
@@Akapulko at one point all east of berlin were soviet proxies so you can't really argue there. worldwide sure but i just said russian is to eastern slavs what english is to western europeans so if the response is not even in line with the point why even bother to respond
Bro this shit is so unmoral. And like what you gonna do with your son Sues you do you have zero ground here “well you see judge the reason why I why let people Beat my son kidnapped him and traumatize him it’s because he was being a brat so I thought a good way to help him would be traumatizing him for life so can I please not have to pay my net worth and then some and go to jail for 59 years? Thanks.” I haven’t watch the whole video yet I’ll be back when I do I’m almost done with it
@@ryanred1525 Well his father is probably representative of an oligarch, so it is unlikely he would get anywhere with a lawsuit. If it happened in the West however....
I really like how he didnt get mad that his girlfriend lied to him therefore doesnt believe she has true feelings and ignores her and she has to profess her love in some type of grand gesture. It is such a played out cliché, and this was so nice
This is awesome. I would pay for experiences like this. Maybe a zombie apocalypse experience or really anything. It would be expensive but I bet people would pay good money or people would pay to prank their friends.
@@alyx8830 Me; see's a zombie horde approaching, pulls out chainsaw. Also me; My time has come (while slicing and Dicing) Director; arr shit, here we go again!
@@SStupendous 10:09 Seeing as Grisha is dumb and doesn't catch on any anachronisms going on, they decide to send group of Mongols to invade the village.
@@harasewych I'm not rooting for him. I'm saying the movie, as someone who knows a lot about 1850-1900, seems pretty accurate but the Mongols seem like 1060 more than 1860.
@@crazydae4986 *_Sounds like you are a spoiled brat yourself ._* Also no, I would not want to be tortured by my father in like a movie set. Thats sounds really stupid. I'll just live like a normal modern person. LMAO
The spoiled rich kid gets a drop dead gorgeous +1, and a happily ever after, soon after he learned what the rest of us instinctively know. Definitely makes me feel better.
Hollywood is creatively corrupt now. I have been watching movies from other countries and found many gems, especially Russian made war movies with the grim warfare and freezing cold battlefields, plus with the subtitles, you have to watch and get pulled in.
thank you so much for doin what you do! you're bringing amazing foreign movies that normally we would never see, going through the effort to commentate, translate, and watch the movies yourself, and doing all this with an insanely crazy upload schedule! you're doin great work man!
What I want to know is how can anyone in America watch this? I couldn’t find it on Netflix, Amazon, or HBO. That’s all the streaming apps I have access to. Usually Amazon will have the option to rent/buy most anything, but this movie doesn’t come up.
@@vincentconti-jb3hd No more than a few bucks, just like any other movie I rent. I’m not willing to buy a movie without even having seen it first to know if I would like it or not. And no, I really don’t know how to see it beyond pirating it , _IF_ it’s even available that way, but I don’t have a working computer to even try to see if it is available that way… I only have an iPad, a TV with PS4 (no cable, and my Firestick’s ability to watch pirated stuff for free stopped working ages ago).
I love these recap channels. I'm a huge movie buff and this certainly increases my exposure to different genres and countries. Amazing trend so glad this became a thing
Main actor is from my country and he's an one of many good Serbian Actors at the moment, his name is Miloš Biković. He also have lots of good serb movies as well that worth look. btw, great channel man, I love it
Father could have saved himself lots of money by actually parenting, and punishing his kid when he was young instead of spoiling him. He even passes on the responsibility when he should be older and wiser ! The guy is totally gutless. He can't even bear to see his son catch the lash once after all the trouble he's caused and injury he's inflicted with his selfish behavior. I think he needed some re-education himself, as far as priorities go.
When you put all of your time into building wealth you tend to not be good at anything but your business. Especially something so emotionally demanding as fatherhood
Amazing movie that I would never have known about if it were not for this channel and the youtube algorithm. For a 2.6M production cost they seem to have really been able to do a lot of period work and story-telling.
This guy is really good at putting these things together. Gives you just enough info for it to still have a significant punch almost like you’ve watched the movie
19th century meaning ~~~~ 1800 and mongol collapsed in 1500 so basically the settings aren't set in 1800 but around 13th century during the height of mongols in eastern europe
@@haikalhadzik7744 It's a 19th century village. In the video they even said that they chose a Mongol invasion because the main character isn't smart enough to realise that this would be impossible...
@@haikalhadzik7744 No, it takes place in the 19th century but the producers had the mongols invade because they knew Grisha was too dumb to notice the time difference.
I like this, its like the Russian version of the Truman Show. I'm surprised that Pavel didn't televise the whole operation to earn a profit from his expenses like they did in the Truman Show, as I think it would be logical and interesting. Maybe Grisha could have discovered that the whole setup was fake by watching himself on TV after he was released.
I think the difference is that Pavel was doing this to try to help his son and even Lev is motivated more by the project and his passion for sfx than profit. Plus televising it defeats the entire purpose of rehabilitation; the motivation to keep these brats struggling is far too strong bc in reality tv failure is more entertaining than redemption.
They have similarities in their plot, but they convey very different meanings. In Truman's Show it's more about the protagonist who's already a good person becoming brave enough to escape his boring life. While in this movie it's more about a spoiled ("bad") protagonist falling in love and enduring hardships which in the end make him a better person in general.
The irony of this whole situation is that despite having been “rehabilitated”, the fact that he’s a rich spoiled kid still saved him from facing any real consequences. Instead of going to prison, he got taught humility, to be grateful for what he has, and fall in love. Poor criminals wouldn’t have nearly the same opportunity, they’d just get raped in a prison cell for months or years and come out worse than they were before and with a criminal record to boot. So in the end did he actually change that much, on a deeper level?
@@jamesrosewell9081 I didn't mean to sound that way, I was just reading between the lines and whether that irony was intentional or not, it's just a cool one to think about!
Who ever came out with this idea is damn brilliant. Honest, I hate spoil brat but they still can change to be a better person than yesterday. I'm glad he's having a happy ending
People surprised by the movie must realise Russia has produced some incredible literature so its not a massive shock this story was good. Crime & Punishment, Dr. Zhivago, War & Peace, Anna Karenina all Russian.
The movies in the post-soviet era were honestly very bad, mass production of war-theme movies or those based on the USSR glory days and sometimes just cloning Hollywood. There are rare gems, hidden somewhere, like Ilya Naishuller a genius filmmaker and Pavel Durov who created the largest social network in the Post-Soviet - VK and popular messenger Telegram. You won't believe it, but many things were created by Russians, just not in Russia.
All of this could have been avoided if the dad raised him right and did some parenting instead of spoiling his son. The son is spoiled because of his useless dad. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Being a parent, I'm guessing, isn't easy. Sometimes you throw a die and it lands on something good or something bad. Chances are, he raised his child how he wanted to be raised, it just ended badly for him. Could be worse, he could have raised Hitler.
I remember when this happened. Now he travels the world in a power paraglider saving people from floods and other natural disasters in 3rd world countrys. Amazing story really
@@MsHojat I think they are critiquing philanthropy and the way it, and the rich who take part in it, are often portrayed as morally good in popular culture while reality is quite the contrary. This movie's irony with its unintended demonstration of the injustice of class inequality kind of touches on the same subject.
This guy is the visualization of nobility in the times before the late 20th century, spoiled, using their wealth for parties. And the sad part is, today, many millionaires, do that, people who are given their riches on a silver platter, making up standards for what a person should be
It'll depend on specifically which code of nobility you're talking about. There's not really any one specific standard. One of the old standards is about absolutely refusing to be subjugated. The death before dishonour mentality that spawned the infamous dueling culture in the 17th and 18th century. Given how quickly he was willing to fall in line when he didn't have the upper hand, he would fail to live up to that standard of nobility. By those standards, a true gentleman would have chosen to die in the fight he knows that he'll lose than allow himself to be disgraced.
It'll depend on specifically which code of nobility you're talking about. There's not really any one specific standard. One of the old standards is about absolutely refusing to be subjugated. The death before dishonour mentality that spawned the infamous dueling culture in the 17th and 18th century. Given how quickly he was willing to fall in line when he didn't have the upper hand, he would fail to live up to that standard of nobility. By those standards, a true gentleman would have chosen to die in the fight he knows that he'll lose than allow himself to be disgraced.
See back in the 50s, 60s, 70, and 80s their were a lot of rich people rich families and millionaires but they weren’t spoiled even rich parents back then they didn’t spoil their kids they taught them to be grateful for whatever you have and if they wanted something you had to work to get it now it’s given to you man times have really changed
@@someones_daughter_ my friend,just tell me any successful person's name And I'll tell you that what pain they have gone through to reach at those heights
@@Vedantkhedkar2003 About succes, you must consider survivorship bias; an interesting concept that is often overlooked. And secondly: pain and suffering is relative to the person that undergoes it. However, I agree that sacrifice is always needed to overcome weakness. But strength doesn't imply goodness
@@someones_daughter_ I definitely agree with you. Just my perspective was different. We all have different thoughts , according to our experiences .......and thanks for this new concept (survivalship bias) I'll definitely do some research and increase my knowledge .....😇
Everything seemed grounded but the only thing that stood up was how did they feign the decapitation? Was it through some type of projector or something?
What i mean is that the way the guy fell made his head go down, so when the motion to cut off his head was made, all he needed to do was react and stay still while the mongol actor just picked up the fake head from inside the barrel
I find it amazing that modern man finds his solutions to character flaws brought on by the modern lifestyle of comfort and ease by going back to the morals and traditions of yesteryear. Agreed, this is only a movie, but it's something we occasionally hear about in real life too. Turns out our fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers weren't as backward as perhaps we thought they were.
I actually laughed out loud when Grisha found a gas station. The look on his face was priceless!
Well he can fuel his horse
Gas powered horse lol
me too lol
No tesla electric horses yet ?
Good actor tbh.
The story is actually not bad at all.
Russian production is quite good when they try
Love russian movie
Agreed
Yeah,its decents atleast.
@A M can you name some. I kinda curious.
"When Anastasia said they worked on a horror movie together, she meant that they used to be married." Now this was a different level of relationship goals
OH WAIT- omg, i didn't get what it meant but now... wow...
HERE'S JOHNNY
Only in the second viewing of this video did I get the joke.
I understood it 3 seconds later
@@RDCFemmes I understood it almost as soon as he said it, I had to pause for a good laugh.
11:26 Russian police arresting medieval Mongol warriors feels like a Monty Python and the Holy Grail skit
That’s because it’s the end of Holy Grail. The police arrested Arthur
We're being repressed.
spammity spam !
@@therealCrispyKidyou mean they copped out of the ending ?
That's un offensive weapon tha' is!
*proceeds to take his shield off him*. 😂
Its worth mentioning, that the guy that gets in the village after Grisha (12:42) is real russian actor (Roma Zholud/Рома Жёлудь) that is known for being spoiled and rich. People laughed a lot when they saw him back in the day i watched that movie on the cinema theatre
Это был Иван Гай?
Lol, that's hilarious
Who is the rich guy?
Lol
is Serbijan Milos Bikovic
Now that's the most elaborate way to reform a chronically spoiled brat.
Yes if dad has money for movie budget.
i heard stories about how some people change after living in village for a while (dunno what the program called. Live-in?)
sometimes people arent really a jerk, they just dont know what's on the other side of coin.
Sending him to army is much cheaper
@@artimuos903 if you could legally televise it they'd probably make the money back
@@DartLuke he was kicked out of the army
Honestly huge respect for this guy. He spends probably hours of his freetime watching movies and making summaries for people like us to enjoy. Good job man :)
Well yeah, he gets money out of it
i mean if i got paid to watch movies i would too 🤣🤣
Well he gets paid to do it ssoooo yeah
Its also a bot voice
It's no small work.
There were two moments in the movie Which were not told here.
1. When Grisha noticed red modern underwear on Lisa, she quickly took it off and hid it in the hay. So when he attacked her he had a chance to see that she indeed was not wearing any underwear... That's why he came to apologize to her.
2. Grisha was told that he is 1860. Mongolian Igo happened centuries before, but the acting team decided to try anyway hoping he is too stupid to actually know it from history lessons. To their big surprise he remembered it but in all rush he got confused and just followed his new friends.
What's the movie called?
@@rei_cirith what difference does it make what it's called? There's no dubbing or subtitles anyway.
@@MarMar-nq9ii does it matter if I understand the dialogue if I already know the whole plot?
@@rei_cirith it's Son of a rich, or "Холоп" in russian. Холоп (pronounsed as kholop) means almost the same as a "slave".
@@babaiker thank you!
Love the last line: From then on, more spoiled rich brats are taken to the village for rehabilitation. Only point I laughed.
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This actually seems like an amazing movie.
The father wanting to stop production repeatedly was a nice touch that explains how Grisha had gotten so bad in the first place. His father *was* all bark and no bite but in the end he relented which allowed his son to become a better man.
I mean I would also want to stop my son getting whipped
I know movie sounds interesting in this video, but as a russian guy who understands filming a bit and knows how awful russian cinema looks now, I say it`s fucked up. Not the worst, but not amazing, either. Realisation sucks as always, with small details look fucked
@@alex_hound1185 ?????
@@mahiranindo1967 Original commenter said the movie is amazing. Alex is saying he doesn't believe the movie is so "amazing" from his experience or knowledge of the Russian film industry....👀
BRO JUST SAID THIS IS A GOOD MOVIE OMEGALUL
How do I handle my child’s bad behavior?
Google: be patient and talk to him
Bing:
Spoiled*
underrated comment lmao
Which is fancier to clarify a decaying fruit?
Spoiling fruit
Rotting fruit
More like:
"Yandex:"
@@miguelangelowong6786 why choose when there’s both
Actually sounds like a great movie, a good redemption story and romance, also quite realistic showing the father's action actually justifies the son's spoiled brat personality
Imagine, during this whole staged thing, Grisha is becoming a good person with these actors help. And one day suddenly if Grisha sees an aeroplane flying in the sky...
they probably will inform that or they move to a remote place where planes are rarely seen
Yeah, it's not like flight plans are publicized way ahead of time, and the guys with literal tranquilizers couldn't just make sure he slept through these flights...
why did you have to say "aeroplane" goofball
@@michska53 my goofy sense of humor said that. Serious chap...
@@michska53
Man I feel sorry for him for speaking tea man instead of coke man.
Imagine being grisha, confused and panicking. Meanwhile the actors in the village are being harsh as much as they want to get payed😂
Grisha’s predicament wouldn’t be too different to what Derren Brown used to impose on people on Channel 4.
@Sharan Guess he should have taken the money..........
@Sharan well he got a free Corvette at the end. I'd say he did good.
@@packlesswolf1 Well.. that free Corvette is coming along with it's super high cost taxes and maintenance, but he could re-sell it too
I would probably sign up for it.
I would honestly support something like this AS LONG AS IT DIDNT GET TOO OUT OF HAND
@Jb why wouldn't it get out of hand? Ever heard of The Stanford Prison Experiment? Anyone given that type of power would do terrible things, to those under their power. That kid would have the shit beat out of him in the first week.
@@benjamindouglas862 There used to be a show something like this. not this extravagant. It was for teens.
@@jessicaaudate there is no way they let them flog children for entertainment even in Russia!
@@benjamindouglas862 no it was kind of like wife swap. A white family took their kids to some country in Africa to see the stark differences in their lives. I think it was on ABC or something
Watch the derren brown zombie apocalypse special on yt, same thing but you know zombies
I find it very interesting that this intervention style is not just for the kid, but for the parent as well who has to be constantly convinced not to save his spoiled son.
watching how this character developed into an actual human being was touching.. but lmao.. love that he ends up joining the crew to rehabilitate other spoiled rich kids
Rent a bunch of horses 2 million.
Pay a lot of actors 20 million
Get the girl and get to give payback to other spoiled brats. Priceless.
So, best possible end, IMO.
woah he became like a real human bean or something
I guess he redirect his sociopathic tendencies into something beneficial for society lol
@@wadebelknap7758 there's somethings money can't buy...for everything else, there's Mastercard
Kinda like reLife
Brooo , imagine if at the end he wanted to go back and went insane. That would've been an ending
Or if he decided to become warlord and kill the people running the fake village !
that's Westworld
@@TheCashman007 haha 😂
Yes, if this happened to me I would go insane
Go watch the British show Life on Mars.
This is probably the most believable way to reform a spoiled brat which I like compared to other movies where they quickly learn to empathize wat too quickly. This brat has been like this for years, so it only makes sense it would be difficult for him to change his ways
Nope, the best way is a boot camp and cut of their money completely.
@@fckprc8149 isn't that basically what happened to him?
@@cryptocorynes1253 no, boot camps are much better and harder. They didn't destroy his spirit and soul before rebuilding him. nowhere near boot camp.
@@fckprc8149 :|
@@fckprc8149 lol u really think being in a modern boot camp is worse then being a slave in the 19th century? XD
When your director believes in you more than your father
Many people here are mentioning airplanes being a problem. Here in southern South Dakota/northern Nebraska, the nearest airport (airliner at least) is an hour and a half away from my town, and we don't get many at all. With the land features around (lakes, rivers, hills, cows and farms, etc.), I have a feeling that someone could DEFINITELY pull this off around my area no problem. The locals would most likely even help for free! I REALLY liked this movie idea though!
I mean, especially in Russia. They're probably far into Russia where civilization is literally decades behind in terms of technology compared to the big cities such as Moscow etc. (watch bald and bankrupt for more info on that). Barely any planes fly there, and the ones that do are probably above the clouds on a long journey so all you might hear is sound.
Planes would be hard to avoid. But even harder would be making sure none of the littlest things got through. Something like plastic shopping bag passing in the wind. Part an old discarded car tire. A frozen food box. Garbage is literally everywhere in the world, and plastics last damn near forever.
@@bryancouillard2016 just make you project in the middle of Siberia. There is a bunch of forestry areas that didn't see any human life for the past thousands of years.
There is a bunch old believers villages, and some of them got discovered only recently. Some of them even managed to outlive the Soviet Union without ever knowing it existed.
But it will Introduce the problem of preparation and transportation. But if you are the Russian oligarch sky is the limit. Especially if you're from those who have connections to current government.
@@jim6433 they literally ride a horse to a city in less than a day
So they’re probably only like 20-50 miles away from a major city
The most painful thing about this is we know people like this exists... and they are not a few
Nope. Their fathers make the world a better place. So the fathers and their family do as they like. if u dont like how they choose to live, then u need to make the world a better place and raise ur kids how u would want the other rich families to do it. Is what it is
@@skeletor716 🥾👢🥾👢🥾👢
@@skeletor716 most braindead take i have seen on youtube today
@@skeletor716 huh????
@@traw1369 entitled kids have parents who have high paying jobs. Only way to have high paying jobs, is to create goods and services for the world @Hoax
Spoilt Brat: *_Exists_*
Dad, that failed to raise him:
*_”let’s throw him in a movie set and whip him since there’s nothing else to do!”_*
He wasn’t like that but still funny meme
@National Socialism ok
@@EvilSantaTheTrue lol
@National SocialismWhen you're at war, you have a purpose. You know who you are and what you need to do. This, in my opinion is the most important thing for men. This is why it's so important to find some way in which you can make your mark on the world before you die. If you don't, you will always feel empty.
@National Socialism You need to touch some grass man, that´s not how the real world works if you actually believe it´s all black and white
This movie actually seems genius. An amazing way to discipline someone, and the person for once isn't actually time traveling.
Honestly seems like a good movie. But in reality, if I knew that I had been tranquilized, kidnapped, made to think I had time traveled, been lied to, then lied to again after waking up in a hospital. I'd be furious as hell.
...but you also grew into a decent man, gained character and respect, and may ultimately found the love of your life.
@@midnytemassacre still a little to far
It seems you haven't had a near death experience.
well. wait till you meet God. see if you'll be mad at Him for all of this made up reality
Initially? Probably, any sane person would be angry. But if you're smart and actually think about it you'll realize how much they did for you, like the first reply says they made him into a better person and helped find the love of his life, but also saved him years or maybe tens of years of his old lifestyle before he gets in some situations that help change him. Hell, the way he was before there is a huge chance he'll mess with the wrong person eventually and get himself real hurt or even killed
I don't know what it is with these "spoiled brat getting a teaching" movies recently, but I absolutely love em 😂
It's a pretty optimistic view on people and how even horrible people can be reformed.
@@explorinjenkins349 I used to be a spoiled rich brat, then I lost my family at age 19. After the horror I moved to America leaving all that wealth behind me.
Maybe it's because the world is being run into the ground, by spoiled brats of oligarchs families going back generations???
@@Brain_With_Limbs Why leave the wealth behind? 😕Surely you could have put it to some good use after your life-changing event?
It would be hilarious if they actually filmed his progress and released as a full length movie. Then the people loved his redemption arc.
But then, he was reported as "kidnapped".
Lol then everyone is in deep shit
This could actually be turn into a reality tv show, that is, if we could go around executing a valid waiver for any possible law suit. Hahaha
@Armnel Angeles When Jim Carrey showed that there's a lot more to him. I've loved that film for decades now. This one is a bit funnier
@@ramzestthegoodman4852 You should try a country were it is allowed to teens as USA troubled teenager industry...
A true hidden gem, I've watched this film and I really enjoyed it! Love it when I discover non mainstream / international movies which have really good storylines, but sadly are not popular enough.
They should make a TV series of this kind of Storyline. The main character will be the director and the staff. 😂
That would be awesome.
OMG Yes! And the parents would sign them up! Has to be approved by therapist and physiatrist though.
Westworld
it almost reminds me of the show the good place, ever seen that? very similar storylines
Thisis like the Truman show.
Cool to see how in the end, he ended up as a worker in the village helping other spoiled kids. He came full circle.
I think the ending is implying that it because successful and the father suggested it to his friends and people at parties who had spoiled children.
@@mohammadalbader3538 dad be like: ma Bois all good and bright now!
Friends: da!
Dad: I got some gig that can whip them to shape!
Friends: Military?
Dad: nyet, stage sets.
Friends: what do you mean?
Dad: hey grisha! Tell them what we do on sets ;-)
“…Lev explains when Anastasia said they worked on a horror movie together she meant they used to be married…” 😂
🤣🤣🤣
That part was too much 😂😂
Replacing Netflix with these short videos
The guy that plays Grisha is Serbian actor "Miloš Biković", he actually speaks Serbian, English AND Russian, he is very well known in Russia as an actor, Serbs also like him and he has acted in numerous movies in Serbia and Russia, most known Serbian movie he's been in has to be "Južni Vetar" (South Wind)
he also speaks german
@@Goxilla i mean i didn't know about that one but then again, people speak many languages nowadays
wow a slavic speaking russian is like a non english european speaking english
@@joerivandeweyer3056 not true, Russian is difficult to learn, for Slavs and others alike, English is used in more countries and its used more often, so its more important and almost everything online is in english, so its easier to learn than Russian, also most of the world uses the Latin alphabet, and not the Cyrillic alphabet, so thats another reason
@@Akapulko at one point all east of berlin were soviet proxies so you can't really argue there. worldwide sure but i just said russian is to eastern slavs what english is to western europeans so if the response is not even in line with the point why even bother to respond
Now that's a good story with a good lesson.
Bro this shit is so unmoral. And like what you gonna do with your son Sues you do you have zero ground here “well you see judge the reason why I why let people Beat my son kidnapped him and traumatize him it’s because he was being a brat so I thought a good way to help him would be traumatizing him for life so can I please not have to pay my net worth and then some and go to jail for 59 years? Thanks.” I haven’t watch the whole video yet I’ll be back when I do I’m almost done with it
monkaHmm
@@ryanred1525 Well his father is probably representative of an oligarch, so it is unlikely he would get anywhere with a lawsuit. If it happened in the West however....
No it is not.
Yeah. Remember when America made movies like that?
i like how 'a group of mongols' attacked a russian village in 1860, probably got lost in nearby woods for 600 years
Yes but Gisha is dumm and never learned history. Producers mention this exact fact
Well,there was a Crimean Khanate in 18th century,so close enough? Naahh,they were mostly pacified by then.
they probably relied on apple maps
I really like how he didnt get mad that his girlfriend lied to him therefore doesnt believe she has true feelings and ignores her and she has to profess her love in some type of grand gesture. It is such a played out cliché, and this was so nice
you're forgetting one thing tho : this is a movie, based on some very fake ideas about the world. so it really has no functional logic.
This is awesome. I would pay for experiences like this. Maybe a zombie apocalypse experience or really anything. It would be expensive but I bet people would pay good money or people would pay to prank their friends.
You're literally talking about Scare Tactics. An older show but funny, and unlike shows these days, not faked.
Well if zombie theme imagine you just killed one of the actor playing zombie, and you just keep bashing.
If you do some research you'll find it, I heard about something like this 5-6 years ago, idk if it's still there
Westworld ...
@@alyx8830 Me; see's a zombie horde approaching, pulls out chainsaw.
Also me; My time has come (while slicing and Dicing)
Director; arr shit, here we go again!
The Most Important thing is: Everything is safe and no one will actually get hurt and a dedicated team is monitering the situation 24/7.
But a man got his head chopped off you cant fake that
Only thing didn't like was the Mongols. Were they REALLY looking Medieval like that only 45 years before WW1?
@@SStupendous they even explained in the movie how he's too dumb to notice the anachronisms. what a guy to... root for? ugh this movie is garbage
@@SStupendous
10:09
Seeing as Grisha is dumb and doesn't catch on any anachronisms going on, they decide to send group of Mongols to invade the village.
@@harasewych I'm not rooting for him. I'm saying the movie, as someone who knows a lot about 1850-1900, seems pretty accurate but the Mongols seem like 1060 more than 1860.
Five minutes into this I went to search for the film. This channel is a miracle. Seriously. It's better than trailers.
Is it on streaming services?
how do you find movies if there is no title
what is the name of the movie and where can i find it
@@UnKnown-nq6fd The name is Son of a Rich
@@UnKnown-nq6fd слуга is name of movie
YES THIS IS GREAT YOUR MAKING HUMANITY A BETTER PLACE!
😂 the ending of more spoiled rich brats being rehabilitated 💀
This is actually a really wholesome, hopeful movie about change and redemption.
*_If only this was a real thing. Like a temporary rich jail for spoiled brats. 😂_*
They do have something, it's called jail. I guess rich brats get to just skip it.
@@Randomwayz *_yeah... Probably get bail within the first few hours LOL_*
@@crazydae4986 *_Sounds like you are a spoiled brat yourself ._* Also no, I would not want to be tortured by my father in like a movie set. Thats sounds really stupid. I'll just live like a normal modern person. LMAO
@@crazydae4986 Lmao telling someone broke, look at yourself in the mirror and rethink what you done.1
If only there was some sort of ranch ...
Thanks for the video!
The spoiled rich kid gets a drop dead gorgeous +1, and a happily ever after, soon after he learned what the rest of us instinctively know. Definitely makes me feel better.
Right! The irony that he still got off without any actual consequences, almost the same way he did before his change is crazy.
I wouldn't say "the rest of us". I'd say "about one third of us"
@@blinded6502 9/10 of us
@@nicolasgomez5207 You're living in a imagination land then
@@blinded6502 u think 66% of people are rich?
I am always impressed by the creativity of russians filmakers, the movie is too honest, and it feels good
A cross between The Truman Show and The Game.
Hollywood is creatively corrupt now. I have been watching movies from other countries and found many gems, especially Russian made war movies with the grim warfare and freezing cold battlefields, plus with the subtitles, you have to watch and get pulled in.
'Take Him To The Ranch' got a whole new meaning.
This is great stuff. If only there was a real narrator, and not a computer voice.
Had me dying when he said "allergic to consequences" 🤣
Honestly, I approve of the ending.
I would have liked to see him "return" to the 21st century only to not want it any more, and wants to go back.
@@PhantomFilmAustralia Well, he did *kinda* go back in the ending.
thank you so much for doin what you do! you're bringing amazing foreign movies that normally we would never see, going through the effort to commentate, translate, and watch the movies yourself, and doing all this with an insanely crazy upload schedule! you're doin great work man!
What I want to know is how can anyone in America watch this? I couldn’t find it on Netflix, Amazon, or HBO. That’s all the streaming apps I have access to. Usually Amazon will have the option to rent/buy most anything, but this movie doesn’t come up.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465use a VPN and region unlock yourself. Google it, super easy
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Just goes to show how we all live in a curated world. Sad really.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 you really don't know how you can see it? How much would you pay?
@@vincentconti-jb3hd
No more than a few bucks, just like any other movie I rent. I’m not willing to buy a movie without even having seen it first to know if I would like it or not.
And no, I really don’t know how to see it beyond pirating it , _IF_ it’s even available that way, but I don’t have a working computer to even try to see if it is available that way… I only have an iPad, a TV with PS4 (no cable, and my Firestick’s ability to watch pirated stuff for free stopped working ages ago).
Our rich dude is clueless until he sees the girl's red underwear. Man of culture. 🤣
I love the simplicity and the powerfulness of the movie. Really love how the rosy ending did not feel forced!! Great movie!
I love these recap channels. I'm a huge movie buff and this certainly increases my exposure to different genres and countries. Amazing trend so glad this became a thing
Found bedazzled with elizabeth hurley that way. Not a bad film, elizabeth was hot in that film. This channel is a cool concept
You just spoiling the movie for yourself
@@lilpp4791 spoilers aren't all bad, you get exposure to good media this way. And truly good stories are still great even with spoilers.
I wish he would put the name of the movie in though.
@qwertyui90qwertyui90 it's at the beginning of the video but I agree. Or at least put it in the description
Fun fact: the protagonist of this movie is actually famous Serbian actor Miloš Biković
Main actor is from my country and he's an one of many good Serbian Actors at the moment, his name is Miloš Biković. He also have lots of good serb movies as well that worth look.
btw, great channel man, I love it
Друже, ја сам само због Милоша и гледала😂 Али добар је филм, нисам била разочарана😂
Father could have saved himself lots of money by actually parenting, and punishing his kid when he was young instead of spoiling him. He even passes on the responsibility when he should be older and wiser ! The guy is totally gutless. He can't even bear to see his son catch the lash once after all the trouble he's caused and injury he's inflicted with his selfish behavior. I think he needed some re-education himself, as far as priorities go.
When you put all of your time into building wealth you tend to not be good at anything but your business. Especially something so emotionally demanding as fatherhood
he could have saved an absolute fortune if he made his son live with indian parents for a week lol
@@pennypillow4445 I second that 🤣🤣🤣
Well, he have so much of money to pull this of in the first place...
Dude committed a whole crime ontop of that. Thus making him a hypocrite. Poor moral.
This needs to be a real thing. It would fix so many people's heads!
Maybe no the whipping parts tho
@@maiyo2916 No definitely the whipping part. People won't learn unless they experience hardship.
@@Zwei22 yeahhh, idk how well that will hold up in court especially in America
won't work once the words spreads, because new targets would easily identify a fake one
@@haysnairte4 And that's why the setting changes.
I really like this story's concept. It's a cool little story about redemption and learning stuff the hard way, and has some good lessons in it
Amazing movie that I would never have known about if it were not for this channel and the youtube algorithm. For a 2.6M production cost they seem to have really been able to do a lot of period work and story-telling.
This guy is really good at putting these things together. Gives you just enough info for it to still have a significant punch almost like you’ve watched the movie
Do you know what this movie is called thanks ??
@@jaysonmercado8103 It is literally within the first 5 second of the video...
@@senka489 thanks 🤣
@@jaysonmercado8103 Uh.. your welcome I guess 😅
“A 19th century village? That doesn’t seem that bad.”
‘Notices the story takes place in Russia.’
“Never mind.”
19th century meaning ~~~~ 1800 and mongol collapsed in 1500 so basically the settings aren't set in 1800 but around 13th century during the height of mongols in eastern europe
@@haikalhadzik7744 It's a 19th century village. In the video they even said that they chose a Mongol invasion because the main character isn't smart enough to realise that this would be impossible...
@@haikalhadzik7744 No, it takes place in the 19th century but the producers had the mongols invade because they knew Grisha was too dumb to notice the time difference.
@@haikalhadzik7744 Did you not watch the video? They did the Mongol invasion because Grisha was too ignorant of history to notice the mistakes.
As if the 19th century in england or spain or italy or america isn't hard at all....
Nothing too crazy, grounded in reality... and a sweet ending. This movie puts a smile on my face.
Is that Miloš Biković lol? Never thought I would see an actor from my country on this channel!
I like this, its like the Russian version of the Truman Show. I'm surprised that Pavel didn't televise the whole operation to earn a profit from his expenses like they did in the Truman Show, as I think it would be logical and interesting. Maybe Grisha could have discovered that the whole setup was fake by watching himself on TV after he was released.
The crimes could still be sought after.
You watched neither of those movies, huh?
How to make money if there is no product placement.. lol 😂😂
I think the difference is that Pavel was doing this to try to help his son and even Lev is motivated more by the project and his passion for sfx than profit. Plus televising it defeats the entire purpose of rehabilitation; the motivation to keep these brats struggling is far too strong bc in reality tv failure is more entertaining than redemption.
They have similarities in their plot, but they convey very different meanings. In Truman's Show it's more about the protagonist who's already a good person becoming brave enough to escape his boring life. While in this movie it's more about a spoiled ("bad") protagonist falling in love and enduring hardships which in the end make him a better person in general.
Not gonna lie this actually seems more wholesome than it appears.
Can't stopped laughing because of that guardian angel. Drone, the bird.
Man I am obsessed with watching these movie recaps especially these foreign ones the plots are incredible!
bruh, i know to suspend my disbelief when watching movies, but Russian cop not taking a bribe is just too much
lmao
Lol
Movie name
@@VIVEKNAIRVK Kholop (2019)
you win the commend section award
The irony of this whole situation is that despite having been “rehabilitated”, the fact that he’s a rich spoiled kid still saved him from facing any real consequences. Instead of going to prison, he got taught humility, to be grateful for what he has, and fall in love. Poor criminals wouldn’t have nearly the same opportunity, they’d just get raped in a prison cell for months or years and come out worse than they were before and with a criminal record to boot. So in the end did he actually change that much, on a deeper level?
I think you watch a bit to much tv
Man just let a nice story remain nice, you can't be cynical about everything in life or else everything will look awful.
@@ragingmcqueen too** and here we are literally analyzing a film so... your point?
@@jamesrosewell9081 I didn't mean to sound that way, I was just reading between the lines and whether that irony was intentional or not, it's just a cool one to think about!
yes he did change quite a bit as he discarded his old obnoxious way of thinking.
Who ever came out with this idea is damn brilliant. Honest, I hate spoil brat but they still can change to be a better person than yesterday. I'm glad he's having a happy ending
The Truman show
@@constantravens4800 Truman wasn't spoiled tho
People surprised by the movie must realise Russia has produced some incredible literature so its not a massive shock this story was good. Crime & Punishment, Dr. Zhivago, War & Peace, Anna Karenina all Russian.
Into the whirlwind, so many
The movies in the post-soviet era were honestly very bad, mass production of war-theme movies or those based on the USSR glory days and sometimes just cloning Hollywood. There are rare gems, hidden somewhere, like Ilya Naishuller a genius filmmaker and Pavel Durov who created the largest social network in the Post-Soviet - VK and popular messenger Telegram. You won't believe it, but many things were created by Russians, just not in Russia.
My first question: how do you prevent planes from flying within 50km of that place?
Siberia
@@bmw3-er Aeroflot has plenty of air routes over Siberia, and there are even a handful of high altitude international corridors over that territory.
Kamchatka
Film in Wadiya
Film near a military zone.
Not gonna lie, this actually looks like a good movie.
What movie is it
@@JohnHughesTR The Servant(russian: Холоп)
All of this could have been avoided if the dad raised him right and did some parenting instead of spoiling his son. The son is spoiled because of his useless dad. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Correct
Then there wouldnt be a movie 🤷♀️ so, yeah its a movie , so calm down
calm down, we don't know his story.
Being a parent, I'm guessing, isn't easy. Sometimes you throw a die and it lands on something good or something bad. Chances are, he raised his child how he wanted to be raised, it just ended badly for him. Could be worse, he could have raised Hitler.
Still, he tried to fix his son. He still cares
This is in TOP 3 movies I've seen in last 5 years! Amazing cast and acting!
I remember when this happened. Now he travels the world in a power paraglider saving people from floods and other natural disasters in 3rd world countrys. Amazing story really
lol wat
What are you talking about lol
Man is high af
@@MsHojat I think they are critiquing philanthropy and the way it, and the rich who take part in it, are often portrayed as morally good in popular culture while reality is quite the contrary. This movie's irony with its unintended demonstration of the injustice of class inequality kind of touches on the same subject.
This is one of the movies that after watching the recaps makes me wanna watch it.
(Gets teleported to 19th century Russia)
Grisha: "What if I told you there was another way....comrade..."
Ahaha
He's the son of a Russian oligarch. Communism is the last thing he'd preach
@@str2010 Unless his daddy's status suddenly didn't matter anymore...
Now this is a good story to make a rich kid learn from their mistakes
This guy is the visualization of nobility in the times before the late 20th century, spoiled, using their wealth for parties.
And the sad part is, today, many millionaires, do that, people who are given their riches on a silver platter, making up standards for what a person should be
It'll depend on specifically which code of nobility you're talking about. There's not really any one specific standard.
One of the old standards is about absolutely refusing to be subjugated. The death before dishonour mentality that spawned the infamous dueling culture in the 17th and 18th century.
Given how quickly he was willing to fall in line when he didn't have the upper hand, he would fail to live up to that standard of nobility.
By those standards, a true gentleman would have chosen to die in the fight he knows that he'll lose than allow himself to be disgraced.
It'll depend on specifically which code of nobility you're talking about. There's not really any one specific standard.
One of the old standards is about absolutely refusing to be subjugated. The death before dishonour mentality that spawned the infamous dueling culture in the 17th and 18th century.
Given how quickly he was willing to fall in line when he didn't have the upper hand, he would fail to live up to that standard of nobility.
By those standards, a true gentleman would have chosen to die in the fight he knows that he'll lose than allow himself to be disgraced.
See back in the 50s, 60s, 70, and 80s their were a lot of rich people rich families and millionaires but they weren’t spoiled even rich parents back then they didn’t spoil their kids they taught them to be grateful for whatever you have and if they wanted something you had to work to get it now it’s given to you man times have really changed
Truman Show + The Game + Vodka = This movie
Little bit of Westworld thrown in there as well
And maybe The Village
@ImperiumRomanum 😅😅
+cringe
This story proves it, If you want to be a better person you have to go through pain ........(he suffered for 3 months to achieve stability)
Where's this proof? Suffering can be just as damaging and worsen a person way more than before
@@someones_daughter_ my friend,just tell me any successful person's name
And I'll tell you that what pain they have gone through to reach at those heights
@@someones_daughter_ example - if someone wants to get rid of cigerette ,it's a quite painful process. But at the end has great results
@@Vedantkhedkar2003 About succes, you must consider survivorship bias; an interesting concept that is often overlooked.
And secondly: pain and suffering is relative to the person that undergoes it. However, I agree that sacrifice is always needed to overcome weakness. But strength doesn't imply goodness
@@someones_daughter_ I definitely agree with you.
Just my perspective was different.
We all have different thoughts , according to our experiences .......and thanks for this new concept (survivalship bias)
I'll definitely do some research and increase my knowledge .....😇
What is the name of the film?
This movie is fun, creative, ingeniously simplistic and heart warming. 10/10 🏆
Movie name?
@@Aayush_Singh3229 son of a rich
@@Aayush_Singh3229 son of a rich
@@Aayush_Singh3229 son of a rich
Well as a Russian he's lucky he ended up in the 19th century and not in the first half of the 20th.
he wouldn't longer than a week
Hire a bunch German actors for you know what?
20th century Russia\soviet union was violent as hell
FACTS.
being a russian serf in 19th century could be much worse than soviet soldier in 20th
I like the fact that this channel dont ask to subscribe or like , they get straight to the story
fax 📠 straight to the point no delay 1 hour stories 💀
Simple but, nice and sensible plot.
Congratulations on the 1 million!!! I love these recap channels it’s so entertaining!
Everything seemed grounded but the only thing that stood up was how did they feign the decapitation? Was it through some type of projector or something?
Guy fell on a barrel and they did the decapitation motion, the mongol picked up a fake head.
What i mean is that the way the guy fell made his head go down, so when the motion to cut off his head was made, all he needed to do was react and stay still while the mongol actor just picked up the fake head from inside the barrel
@@mohammadalbader3538 ohh okay. I was wondering what the hell lmao. I thought they just decapitated someone for a show haha
Too be fair, this is something I can actually see happening in real life.
Rich make his own movie another level
Rich make his own movie another level
Did expect a movie recap to be this good. Grisha now has a new purpose in life. Nice
I was expecting a bad spinoff movie, but by the end of it I really appreciated how deep the story got.👍🏻
1:24 first mistake... thinking there's any situation in which the Russian military would turn down a recruit.
if they are offered a buttload of money - they would
I find it amazing that modern man finds his solutions to character flaws brought on by the modern lifestyle of comfort and ease by going back to the morals and traditions of yesteryear. Agreed, this is only a movie, but it's something we occasionally hear about in real life too. Turns out our fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers weren't as backward as perhaps we thought they were.
This... why can't Hollywood, Disney, etc. make something like this? I wanna watch it now because it really sounds good!
I'll be sending my son there if it was a real place !
Then u deserve the belt.
How are you gonna pay
Wjth your American Express Silver card
With free coupons of Walmart?
Haha I’ll get the whip
i got emotional just watching this... it sure is a damn good movie and i havent even seen it
"he understood when she said they worked on a horror movie together she actually meant they once were married."LOL LOL
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I actually love this freaking story. Need to watch the whole movie.