"i wish edward cullen could've embraced who he truly wanted to be, instead of embracing a minor" that sneaky joke at the end hit perfectly, i can't even
literally perfect. so unexpected after a mostly serious analysis that the joke hit like a fire truck. this channel has such good writing already, but the stellar comedy throughout is the beautiful cherry on top.
Are we generalizing murder. NO. Not letting yourself love things that people with common sense think shameful is what life is about. This can imply on people who like to murder so don't generalize stupidity
@@hassantariq9853 youre so right, they were totally meaning to conflate actual taboos with guilty pleasures. youre so smart for adding this nuance to the discussion thank you so much
@@arbyswitch5580 taboo in todays age is sadly subjective so idk what on about. What is taboo for someone might be guilty pleasure for other. Shameful and Wrong aren't that distinct. It's just people's perspective. They very concept of normalization has brought us to this point. So Wether that person directly mentioned the subject in my comment which triggered you or not doesn't matter. His very statement is the epitme of normalization that has brought human race to this point where people cannot tell the difference between shameful/wrong or "guilty pleasures"
“Do thé Cullens know about load-bearing walls? Presumably, yes.” Brilliant. They have the money to have those steel support beams put in. Just found this channel today. So clever and droll.
this video is like if you scraped the inside of my lasagna pan skull for all the good crispy bits (I don't know what I mean maybe you know what I mean)
my spouse and I got married in a VRBO rental that was a Victorian home built in 1884 in a small town in Ohio. it was apparently the first of its kind in that town to have full pane glass windows, and there was a story that a man once spit his chewing tobacco straight onto the glass thinking it was a wide open window as he had never seen such a thing before
the way the cullens' house is a perfect reflection of the way they try to be vampires vs the way the what we do in the shadows house(s) reflect that same thing for those vampires.... excellent thank you for the video
I enjoy you talking about houses so much...Please do a video about the house of Stephan and Damon from Vampire Diaries, I would love to know more about this!!
wow u really are on point. when I spotted the Barcelona day bed and you called it a chaise lounge i was like nooo. You quickly circled back and not only corrected ur statement, but dropped a lil factoid about it 👏😂
this video is breaking my brain xD I had no idea MCR was started because of 911 and NOW i find out the expensive couch my boss just bought for the gallery is in the Twilight movie xD STAHP!
I'd like to also point out the modern house is much more rich pacific northwest than what meyer described. I've lived in Washington and Oregon all my life and remember reading the description of the Cullen house and scoffing. Ive only ever seen colonials in Seattle and Portland. The old logging towns, if rhey have big houses, have victorians or track house monstrosities from the 70s. The house they picked for the movie felt more realistic.
Am I bingeing your stuff? Perhaps. Can anyone stop me? Also perhaps. Either way, it's really interesting to read this reading of Edward, the Cullens, and their lifestyles (including their house) when mine was so different. To me, it almost seemed like Edward had given up, he's just dragging himself through life to feel anything anymore, including going to highschool, a nuclear option, because it forces you to interact with your "peers" in a way university does not. At uni you can sit in the back row of an auditorium, turn in your papers, and never interact. And this is echoed in his room. The pieces he does have are utilitarian, almost. No sleep so no bed, does lie down to listen to music so best couch money can buy, and records to match. Anything to feel again, especially since the underlying morality with which he lives his life implies suicide as a great big no-no, which is why I would posit he is so primed for Bella. Just the fact that her blood is uniquely delicious to him means that he is willing to take huge leaps, again, just to feel. Anyway, this is just my reading and I haven't touched the books and movies in ages so I could well be wrong 🙃🙃🙃 I have more thoughts on Pacific Northwest architecture and FLW's work but I think I shall stop writing now ❣️❣️❣️
Just want to say I just stumbled across your channel today and I've already watched three videos in a row. Absolutely love your commentary and analysis, so glad I found this channel 😊
Adored this video essay. Such great script and humour. Love you mentioning Edward infringing on Bella’s privacy, and the minor line such a sucker for humourous anti-sexist one liners. I loved the bit where you do a twilight edition architectural digest. Love the deep dive: great academic explanations of what is incorporated in modern architecture vs victorian architecture. Amazing section about the book's description of the house. Adore analysis like this. Such a great connection to the house and the character's personality and identity. And amazing vampire-related comments and jokes. Your video is really well edited - I love the timing of the visual aids, they add to both understanding and the humour.
One of the more faithful (and less fanciful partly due to budget) adaptations of Dracula is from 1977 starring Louis Jourdan. It was a two-part 2.5 hour BBC miniseries. It’s available on TH-cam in case you ever wanted to do a compare and contrast follow-up to this!
i’m still in the intro and i can already tell this is gonna be one of my fav videos. you’re genuinely SO funny and i need you to know that. and your delivery is so good. i love this sm
This was amazing!! And omg I love your editing! Thank you for your analysis! Would you mind sharing/doing a video on your top 5 vampire houses that truly embrace the vampire lifestyle 🧛🏻♀️
One aspect about this analysis that haunts me is the mention of wealth. I distinctly reading the last book in the saga where she describes how much money that have. Not money as in bank money, but like cash and Bella says how much in units of the median household income. Now that’s probably way less than I thought when I read the books, but that description is kind of brutal.
If you want an atypical vampire house you could still have a lot of fun with it. I'm thinking red statement pieces, extravagant curtains on fake windows, walk-in closet exclusively for capes...
confession time: the only time I ever went out of my way to watch a movie in cinema twice, was for the first twilight movie. (which of course doesn't mean that there weren't any greater movies in the past 15 years, my relationship with the cinema experience has just changed. but still, twilight had a very strong affect on my 12 year old self) Now that that's out of the way and the world knows my truth, I also wanna say: thank you for this video! I love architecture and I love how much in-depth information you provide in all of your videos.
This video was hilarious and also taught me a lot. Awesome job! I spat my water when I saw the minecraft materials show up when you mentioned water and stone 😂😂😂😭😭
Had to pause and tell you I laughed out loud at the Minecraft blocks when you were talking about building materials. Double thumbs up for that reference. Also I just found your channel the other day and then your podcast. Have already watched three videos and listened to four episodes. I’m obsessed!
What’s random is that this house is in Portland, OR and when I lived there I found out it was 3 blocks from me. I walked by and there were 3 people trying to take pics and the house had a sign that literally said no pictures or loitering 😂😂
I have never understood why vampires who sparkle in the sunlight would want a house that is nothing but windows... I know people don't just stop by, but they could. Then how do you hide that from a random guest. (side note: the actual house is wildly gorgeous)
usually these kind of homes are on large plots of land with a long driveway and trees framing them so they actually do have a lot of privacy than a home that faces a public street
That second chaise was nicer, and it also works better by the window, because ti doesn't block the light. I'd have chosen that chaise over the uncomfortable but "fancy" one, any day.
I just found your channel. I’ve watched several episodes and put you on my ‘To Marathon’ list. You make me twitch and snort and slap the kitchen table (I was eating dinner alone as The Drummer had a gig). I refused to put The Twilight series on my Goodreads because I was too old to admit I read them. 🤪
The very best house ever built for a ghost movie is in the movie (NOT the tv series) The Ghost and Mrs Muir. Gull Cottage is the most perfect seaside sorta-Queen Anne. The interior split staircase, the Widows Walk in the main bedroom, but most of all the curtained alcove bay window in the sitting room. Delicious.
Just watched this movie! Absolutely wonderful! Great to see a closer perspective on the turn of the century from the 1940s vs today. Thank you so much for the recommendation!
@@kendragaylord I am so delighted you not only watched it but enjoyed it! The two characters bonded at the exact moment she confessed that she loved the house, and he understood that love perfectly. I fall in love with houses too (Hainsworth mansion in West Seattle, some day you WILL be mine!) but my ethereal ghostwriter has yet to materialize.
I've never read or seen anything Twilight and your reading aloud the description of the house convinces me that my life choices do not need re-evaluating. Meyer's description is - well - I can see why this house was chosen for the movie.
That description of Twilight in the beginning was absolutely amazing. Perfect. No notes. Stay awesome, stay beautiful, stay perfect. Hahaha Seriously… that shit was savage and I love it.
Just imagine being alive long enough to have learned any profession, and imagine looking not a day under 26, and choosing to repeat 12th grade over and over for the rest of your life.
I love love love love love love love love this binge i am now upon, hitting me with them good ol' 7th grade trauma fascination barely two minutes in, you know how to keep an audience focused and also googling ............ also not the fences in the sims 4 vampire ep being my favorites and suddenly I'm called out,
Found my way over to this video from the Gilmore Girls video. A there’s a secondary connection between the videos. Lorelei tells Emily about Frank Loyd Wright’s family and the fire in one episode when Emily was being particularly damning of her maids. 😅
"i wish edward cullen could've embraced who he truly wanted to be, instead of embracing a minor" that sneaky joke at the end hit perfectly, i can't even
literally perfect. so unexpected after a mostly serious analysis that the joke hit like a fire truck. this channel has such good writing already, but the stellar comedy throughout is the beautiful cherry on top.
I am unconditionally and irrevocably in love with this analysis 👏
this is the best comment!
😂
I am conditionally and revocably in love with this analysis
I use the word "irrevocably" all the time and it's extra fun/embarrassing when people respond with "You definitely learned that word from Twilight."
letting yourself love things others think is shameful is the spice of life
it really makes life so much more fun!
Are we generalizing murder. NO. Not letting yourself love things that people with common sense think shameful is what life is about. This can imply on people who like to murder so don't generalize stupidity
@@hassantariq9853 okay there bud slow down i think twilight isn’t quite akin to murder
@@hassantariq9853 youre so right, they were totally meaning to conflate actual taboos with guilty pleasures. youre so smart for adding this nuance to the discussion thank you so much
@@arbyswitch5580 taboo in todays age is sadly subjective so idk what on about. What is taboo for someone might be guilty pleasure for other. Shameful and Wrong aren't that distinct. It's just people's perspective. They very concept of normalization has brought us to this point. So Wether that person directly mentioned the subject in my comment which triggered you or not doesn't matter. His very statement is the epitme of normalization that has brought human race to this point where people cannot tell the difference between shameful/wrong or "guilty pleasures"
"Bella, also known as Y/N"😂😂😂
“You, with the brown hair. You know.”
“Do thé Cullens know about load-bearing walls? Presumably, yes.” Brilliant. They have the money to have those steel support beams put in. Just found this channel today. So clever and droll.
this video is like if you scraped the inside of my lasagna pan skull for all the good crispy bits (I don't know what I mean maybe you know what I mean)
This is the nicest comment! From one lasagna pan skull to another
"That's a fun fact you can Remember Me by." JAIL
After I heard that line I started thinking how many other nine eleven movie jokes is she sneaking in that I'm not getting
my spouse and I got married in a VRBO rental that was a Victorian home built in 1884 in a small town in Ohio. it was apparently the first of its kind in that town to have full pane glass windows, and there was a story that a man once spit his chewing tobacco straight onto the glass thinking it was a wide open window as he had never seen such a thing before
the way the cullens' house is a perfect reflection of the way they try to be vampires vs the way the what we do in the shadows house(s) reflect that same thing for those vampires.... excellent thank you for the video
I enjoy you talking about houses so much...Please do a video about the house of Stephan and Damon from Vampire Diaries, I would love to know more about this!!
Yes! I second this
I lived down the street from this house in Madison, GA. It is truly something amazing.
The Salvatore boarding house! It was just gorgeous, whatever interior designer worked on the set is a genius
Your wit is unmatched 🤣 and omg thank you for shouting me out lol I’ll take anything and as an excuse to talk about twilight!
Yes! Thank you for inspiring me!!
when you ended the sentence on "remember me" I screamed 😂 I absolutely love your humor❤
i remember my jaw was on the floor (surrounded by tears) when i saw the end of that movie
Choked on my own spittle at your last line 😂
I had to do a bunch of takes for that line
The image of older Robert Pattinson standing in the corner 🤣
wow u really are on point. when I spotted the Barcelona day bed and you called it a chaise lounge i was like nooo. You quickly circled back and not only corrected ur statement, but dropped a lil factoid about it 👏😂
this video is breaking my brain xD I had no idea MCR was started because of 911 and NOW i find out the expensive couch my boss just bought for the gallery is in the Twilight movie xD STAHP!
I'd like to also point out the modern house is much more rich pacific northwest than what meyer described. I've lived in Washington and Oregon all my life and remember reading the description of the Cullen house and scoffing. Ive only ever seen colonials in Seattle and Portland. The old logging towns, if rhey have big houses, have victorians or track house monstrosities from the 70s. The house they picked for the movie felt more realistic.
Am I bingeing your stuff? Perhaps. Can anyone stop me? Also perhaps. Either way, it's really interesting to read this reading of Edward, the Cullens, and their lifestyles (including their house) when mine was so different. To me, it almost seemed like Edward had given up, he's just dragging himself through life to feel anything anymore, including going to highschool, a nuclear option, because it forces you to interact with your "peers" in a way university does not. At uni you can sit in the back row of an auditorium, turn in your papers, and never interact. And this is echoed in his room. The pieces he does have are utilitarian, almost. No sleep so no bed, does lie down to listen to music so best couch money can buy, and records to match. Anything to feel again, especially since the underlying morality with which he lives his life implies suicide as a great big no-no, which is why I would posit he is so primed for Bella. Just the fact that her blood is uniquely delicious to him means that he is willing to take huge leaps, again, just to feel.
Anyway, this is just my reading and I haven't touched the books and movies in ages so I could well be wrong 🙃🙃🙃
I have more thoughts on Pacific Northwest architecture and FLW's work but I think I shall stop writing now ❣️❣️❣️
OMG I JUST STARTED WATCHING YOUR CONTENT AND WHEN YOU SNUCK IN THE VLADDY DADDY I ABOUT DIED 😂😂
he has a place in my heart, but mostly a place on my sims doorstep at like 1am.
Just want to say I just stumbled across your channel today and I've already watched three videos in a row. Absolutely love your commentary and analysis, so glad I found this channel 😊
Me too lol
Who’d of thought that after over 100 years of existence (for just Edward) he still falls into the very human trap of wanting to blend in
Adored this video essay. Such great script and humour. Love you mentioning Edward infringing on Bella’s privacy, and the minor line such a sucker for humourous anti-sexist one liners. I loved the bit where you do a twilight edition architectural digest. Love the deep dive: great academic explanations of what is incorporated in modern architecture vs victorian architecture. Amazing section about the book's description of the house. Adore analysis like this. Such a great connection to the house and the character's personality and identity. And amazing vampire-related comments and jokes. Your video is really well edited - I love the timing of the visual aids, they add to both understanding and the humour.
Thank you so much! Knowing all the little things are being seen and noticed makes the time on it feel so worth it!
@@kendragaylord my pleasure! Thanks for brilliant videos
Speaking of Vampires, 'The Interview with a Vampire' has such good architecture . We do get some detailed AD tour
One of the more faithful (and less fanciful partly due to budget) adaptations of Dracula is from 1977 starring Louis Jourdan. It was a two-part 2.5 hour BBC miniseries. It’s available on TH-cam in case you ever wanted to do a compare and contrast follow-up to this!
obsessed with this hahah, the AD mimic in the beginning sent me
I've gone down a wormhole of your videos 😅 I love them
Thank you for journeying down the wormhole with me!!
Fantastic "Remember Me" joke here.
“That’s a fun fact you can Remember Me by” 😂 I was worried you weren’t going to mention that movie
I'm a lot like the other Vampyres.
I live in a Victorian built in 1902.
I named the house "Gothika".
🖤🦇🖤
It's much better to embrace it! I love the name Gothika!
@@kendragaylord I'm glad you like it.
- Lestat
“Brought to you by generational wealth, but they’re all the generations”
i’m still in the intro and i can already tell this is gonna be one of my fav videos. you’re genuinely SO funny and i need you to know that. and your delivery is so good. i love this sm
also this is so interesting and well formatted!!
I have never clicked on a video so fast.
This was amazing!! And omg I love your editing! Thank you for your analysis! Would you mind sharing/doing a video on your top 5 vampire houses that truly embrace the vampire lifestyle 🧛🏻♀️
This is a great idea! I will put it in on the list!
The movie and tv series: What we do in the shadows, has the aesthetic of the typical vampire hideout.
One aspect about this analysis that haunts me is the mention of wealth. I distinctly reading the last book in the saga where she describes how much money that have. Not money as in bank money, but like cash and Bella says how much in units of the median household income. Now that’s probably way less than I thought when I read the books, but that description is kind of brutal.
At 0:33 I was eating something and I barely survived the choking that occurred from my laughter. 😂😂😂😂😂
Sis I thought you had a million subscribers already. You deserve it
A Vladdy Daddy reference is really not what I expected when I started this video
Thanks you made my day
Mies van der Rohe, "some guy"!? He's very important in modern architecture.
This was great, enjoyed every minute.
i'm so glad you liked it!
If you want an atypical vampire house you could still have a lot of fun with it. I'm thinking red statement pieces, extravagant curtains on fake windows, walk-in closet exclusively for capes...
'vladdy daddy' im dying 😂😂😂😂😂
you dont even know how excited i got when you mentioned this video at the end of the gilmore house video
omg this was such a great twilight analysis, also the way i gasped when you mentioned vladdy daddy 😂
There's an oldie movie I *adore* called "How to Steal a Million"- would equally *adore* an analysis on the Bonne House 😍
I love that film, haven’t watched it in ages though.
That subtle “Remember Me” reference though
The “remember me” line is a 10/10
9:46 holy shit I have almost exactly that antique radio in my own house. brb, gotta tell my husband that he has had a vampire radio this whole time
I just found your channel, came here from the gilmore girls videos. Omg I didn’t know how much I needed this in my life.
confession time: the only time I ever went out of my way to watch a movie in cinema twice, was for the first twilight movie. (which of course doesn't mean that there weren't any greater movies in the past 15 years, my relationship with the cinema experience has just changed. but still, twilight had a very strong affect on my 12 year old self)
Now that that's out of the way and the world knows my truth, I also wanna say: thank you for this video! I love architecture and I love how much in-depth information you provide in all of your videos.
"Do the Cullens know about load bearing walls?" I laughed so hard.
"Vladdy daddy" and the Sims 4 references stole my heart
This video was hilarious and also taught me a lot. Awesome job! I spat my water when I saw the minecraft materials show up when you mentioned water and stone 😂😂😂😭😭
Had to pause and tell you I laughed out loud at the Minecraft blocks when you were talking about building materials. Double thumbs up for that reference. Also I just found your channel the other day and then your podcast. Have already watched three videos and listened to four episodes. I’m obsessed!
I live for your ability to insert a sims reference in unrelated videos
What’s random is that this house is in Portland, OR and when I lived there I found out it was 3 blocks from me. I walked by and there were 3 people trying to take pics and the house had a sign that literally said no pictures or loitering 😂😂
This was so delightful and witty.
I have never understood why vampires who sparkle in the sunlight would want a house that is nothing but windows... I know people don't just stop by, but they could. Then how do you hide that from a random guest. (side note: the actual house is wildly gorgeous)
Okay ... "Vladdy Daddy" is now the only name I will use.
usually these kind of homes are on large plots of land with a long driveway and trees framing them so they actually do have a lot of privacy than a home that faces a public street
Sigh, happy sigh! I am so happy I found you and your brilliant and sarcastic mind.
That second chaise was nicer, and it also works better by the window, because ti doesn't block the light. I'd have chosen that chaise over the uncomfortable but "fancy" one, any day.
I just found your channel. I’ve watched several episodes and put you on my ‘To Marathon’ list. You make me twitch and snort and slap the kitchen table (I was eating dinner alone as The Drummer had a gig). I refused to put The Twilight series on my Goodreads because I was too old to admit I read them. 🤪
omg loving your videos! great perception of the aesthetics!
The very best house ever built for a ghost movie is in the movie (NOT the tv series) The Ghost and Mrs Muir. Gull Cottage is the most perfect seaside sorta-Queen Anne. The interior split staircase, the Widows Walk in the main bedroom, but most of all the curtained alcove bay window in the sitting room. Delicious.
I haven't heard of this movie! I will put it on my watch list!
Just watched this movie! Absolutely wonderful! Great to see a closer perspective on the turn of the century from the 1940s vs today. Thank you so much for the recommendation!
@@kendragaylord I am so delighted you not only watched it but enjoyed it! The two characters bonded at the exact moment she confessed that she loved the house, and he understood that love perfectly. I fall in love with houses too (Hainsworth mansion in West Seattle, some day you WILL be mine!) but my ethereal ghostwriter has yet to materialize.
Wow I love your twilight and Gilmore girls inspired videos! Such funny stuff, can’t wait for more
Your whole channel is amazing! Thanks for the wonderful work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The content, the editing. My new fav youtuber!
Bro-lady, I'm in. I saw your AD video, now this - amazing POV! I laughed so much! That's it. Have a fab day!
6:22 That gave me a jolt, hahaha :D
Your videos are fresh and interesting! love 'em
Also a closet Twilight "fan" here. Loved this analysis. Thank you!
There are many of us finally walking into the sun, sparkling in the fandom, lol
If you want a vampirey vampire house I HIGHLY recommend watching the series What We Do In the Shadows
This is everything I've ever wanted. Thank you so much 🌹
Ohhh I love this Video! This is exactly my kind of stuff. It's nerdy an includes furniture, design and houses/ architecture!!
I've never read or seen anything Twilight and your reading aloud the description of the house convinces me that my life choices do not need re-evaluating. Meyer's description is - well - I can see why this house was chosen for the movie.
new subscriber here! love how you deliver these topics
Love this so much.
This is so fun! ✨🌙✨
I would love to see your opinion one day of Percy Jackson camp cabins, they are all so different and full of interesting descriptions!
This video was hysterical (and informative).
This is brilliant
This was really fun to watch- such a creative idea for a video
That description of Twilight in the beginning was absolutely amazing. Perfect. No notes. Stay awesome, stay beautiful, stay perfect. Hahaha
Seriously… that shit was savage and I love it.
I just found your channel today. It's brilliant! I feel like I'm the only one that was ever talking about movie houses lol.
I loved this better than the first movie. I didn't see the other movies.
This was very informative and funny. 👏
the house in the mythical town of COLLINWOOD on the coast of maine in DARK SHADOWS
is the best vampire house ever.
Just imagine being alive long enough to have learned any profession, and imagine looking not a day under 26, and choosing to repeat 12th grade over and over for the rest of your life.
okay but i hope a vampire houses in media ranking is in the works
I love love love love love love love love this binge i am now upon, hitting me with them good ol' 7th grade trauma fascination barely two minutes in, you know how to keep an audience focused and also googling ............ also not the fences in the sims 4 vampire ep being my favorites and suddenly I'm called out,
brilliant
Found my way over to this video from the Gilmore Girls video. A there’s a secondary connection between the videos. Lorelei tells Emily about Frank Loyd Wright’s family and the fire in one episode when Emily was being particularly damning of her maids. 😅
The Sim tangent made me cackle 😂I feel very seen
Gosh that's good
I know almost nothing about Twilight or the Cullens, but I live in PDX, love modern architecture and adore dark forests.
Kendra should do the 50 Shades houses since those films are fanfic of Twilight but even more consumerist.
The Sims reference! 😂Great video!
"but they're all the generations" DEAD
Please do this for every show😂
this did NOT disappoint
love love love this
Thank you, this video is so hilarious!! 😄😍