The critics are not wrong because it’s called an opinion. The movie had amazing action and a great lead actress but the story, and cheesy dialogue and some of the acting was just dreadful. This film won’t do well in the United States(financially)since most American audiences look at this film as just plain weird and it’s based off a manga too which turns them off. Unless it has amazing legs and can make a lot more in the international box office just to break even it’s just going to bomb
I don’t think the majority of things they cited were wrong; I did think that they could not get over them or how jaded they were with the main draw of Alita: her refreshing earnestness in a shitty cynical world... I don’t blame them, but since I know their place in my decisions, I’m not bothered
LifesDeath, They would be more useful going to Saudi Arabia and fight for women's rights there than bitching about how much more dialog a male character has over a female character in a Hollywood movie.
it highlights the difference between Social Activists (Cameron giving the girl arms) and Social Justice Warrior's (bitching and moaning about non existant oppression in the 1st world and ignoring real oppression everywhere else, whilst simultaneously trying to do things to make themselves feel special at the expense of everyone else)
Rosa is amazing, she brought to life my favorite manga character without a hitch, but if you are defining your successes by how much others hate them, there is something very wrong about you. Make fun of the stupidity of the radical sjw but most stuff that upset them should upset you too. Their techniques might be dumb but their intentions are right. If your intention is just to annoy people, nothing about you is right.
James Cameron has made this little girl feel like a superhero by actually making a tangible difference in her life. Meanwhile Brie Larson wants girls to see her movie to help pad her stats.
I agree. You can make some difference with movies, but don't get hoist by your own petard. Just because you're a star doesn't mean that you own the place, know what I mean? Like, these Hollywood people seem to think that they own the world and shit. It's just not right.
i want to support this movie even more because it makes the right people mad i loved the manga back in the day edit: oh you're an artist, always fun to meet a fellow artist!
@@Rosalhymn Oh so that's the only reason you people like this movie? Because it triggers people you don't like? So childish. I can't fucking stand SJWs and anti-SJWs. You're all terrible people with no actual principles. It's all just a political battle between you two. You have SJWs complaining about Alita and anti-SJWs complaining about Apex Legends. I hate you all, die in a fire.
The mainstream media is controlled by the deep state. It is nothing more than propaganda. They don't care about making people feel good. The mainstream media thrives on fear.
LawLiberty Doesn't fit their garbage narrative. The mainstream media can't allow something truly positive and uplifting to break the atmosphere of division and hatred they've cultivated through cultural Marxist propaganda. Heaven forbid people forget petty non-issues and become inspired by true compassion and genuine care for one's fellow human being. They cannot stand decent people because it exposes their nastiness and hypocritical lack of empathy.
i'm more struck by how rosa salazar isn't out there insulting people who criticize her movie. She lets her movie speak for her. I still have hope that Brie's lack of emotion has to do with her no memories and being essentially raised by kree, yet the poor way she handled the fans and her no man campaign makes me think even if the movie is the best movie ever even better then infinity war marvel well still lose money because of her.
All great points. She’s ruining herself. Alita was actually amazing, the story was great, the visual affects and performances are fucking fantastic. This story just makes me feel good about human beings, it feels good to know that people can still do things out of the kindness of their heart. That little girl is a representative of just how good people can be.
@@roboguy75 its not just marketing I can defend any trailer but rather brie is an idiot or just has no confidence in her acting ability she attacks fans that criticize her movies. Look at Karen Gillian when people yelled that her outfit was bad and sexist in Jumanji welcome to the jungle she said how she understands how it looks but to reserve judgement because the movie explains it. Why couldn't Brie say that her character lack of emotion had to do with her development learning to become more human and less kree to essentially reject her upbringing.
@ukkr Yeah they CG'd Alita's eyes to replica her design in the manga. It is peak uncanny valley and next nobody has been saying it looks good. Cameron took an artsy farsty gamble with that idea and it didn't really pan out well. But the movie keeps it consistent because you see in other moments other cyborg bodies of the same model series as Alita have the same big doe eyes. That being said, the movie is really accurate and on the nose to the manga's content, including bits and pieces they adapted from the OVA (ie including a character who is exclusive to the OVA)- this might be one of the 'best' manga/anime-to-live action movies Hollywood has done.
Really? Looper did a video where they ranted about CM getting bad reviews from "trolls" and "lunatics" on RT. It was getting a ton of dislikes and the comment section was calling them out for the most part. Some SJWs were trying to defend and agree, but not enough. They took it down within afew hours.
Ok @Joshua Tica. Lets try this: If you're in an accident, bleeding out, are you gonna try to heal yourself? If you got a malicious tumor that can kill you, will you heal it yourself? If you have a dangerous virus that is fatal, are you gonna heal it yourself? This isn't about big pharma, this is about helping amputees get new legs and arms, it's an accomplishment, or do you think that is a bad thing to help people with missing limbs?? I get that home remedies are good, but not everything can be healed by ourselves, cuz when something really bad happens to you one day, you'll crying for doctors to help you. Jesus christ, you sound like my mother, and she is a hypocrite, doesn't like doctors, yet she goes to get exams about her health. 😒
I'm a fan of this character since the Manga came out. I love the growth of this character. The story was great, the action great. I put Alita up there with the iconic characters.
@@zzygyy I got into Anime in the year 1996. Dragonball Z was the first. Then in 1998, was my first convention. Lets just say eyes wide open, and it changed my life.
I had no idea that this was an anime until a review from Vito talking about some of the contrasts with the anime/ manga vs the film adaptation. Have to say as someone who has read some mangas I am kind of dissapointed I had never heard of this Jewel. I have not began reading the manga, yet, but after watching another review I learned that the manga (which as you stated is from the 90s) is still going TO THIS DAY. Not only that but Alita/ Gally continues to develop and face different challenges. I am truly amazed by how amazing a character can still be developed after so many years without losing track of what made the story and the characters themselves unique
Usually people with prosthetic limbs have unfavorable image not intended. But because of Alita cybernetic look and design it makes the image for the unfortunate people to look futuristic. They no need to shy away they will look different in an awesome way.
Tilly has been facing her own hero's journey every day... and now she has become a *real* version of Alita. This little girl is such a inspiration. Thanks for sharing her history with us, Anna.
Liam Hicks it really is a good movie. The cgi, with the interaction with alita and the other human characters looks so real. It is hard to believe it is cgi and not real.
At least Alita is. In the manga, she actually founds and trains this group of good and virtuous hunter warriors she wanted to fight monsters like Grewcica with her, called the Kansas Hunter Club.
Alita battle angel is one of the best movies I have ever seen in theaters!!! The fact that the production company/studio did this for the sweet little girl is just heartwarming and beautiful.
Definitely a feel good story from Mr. Cameron! The difference between Star Wars/Trek style cybernetics and Alita's cybernetics is part of the cyber-punk style world building. In the big 2 franchises, cybernetics were kindof an afterthought. In cyber-punk inspired settings (Ghost in the Shell, Deus Ex, Cyberpunk, Johnny Mneumonic, Rifts, etc) they push the limits of how much can be replaced before you stop being human. If you're looking to expand away from Disney, you should definitely consider these franchises.
I saw the story about that little girl. It was really touching the amount of effort that went into making something practical but also something a kid would think is cool. All of her friends and classmates must be in awe and wishing they could have something that cool.
was on my 2nd watch yesterday. 3d was awesome. too bad after 30 minutes your mind get so use to it but there was a part where they shoot the razor stuff out and it was coming in your face. i was shook unintentionally XD
I’d give Alita a 10/10. Like you I was literally blown away. “You know when Jedi fight they’re losing limbs left and right”, that’s classic, you should put that on a shirt. This movie was just so inspiring, and stories like this should inspire people. The strength of people never ceases to amaze me.
Just out of the cinema... and I'll have to watch Alita a second time at least. I got completely lost in the worldbuilding. I could go see the movie a dozen times just for the aesthetics of Iron City, that's how beautiful and organic and REAL it feels. And sponsoring a pair of prosthetic arms to Tilly Lockey - this act of true kindness makes it worth the money multiple times.
you have to be one of the coolest girls that I have ever seen heck or even heard of keep up the awesome work, you also help restore faith in humanity too.
Real heroes will always be infinitely more interesting than than Mary Sues no matter how many they make and pay people to think they are the greatest, while simultaneously bashing something as heart warming as this
So messed up how littered the internet is with Captain Marvel Drama, but I had to actually look to find this. Thank you Anna, for sharing this wonderful story.
It's amazing, how they made us fall totally in love with a CGI character. As a result, Alita feels more real as a person, than some other superhero/action types we've seen in recent years. Here's to a sequel
At the time of watching this video I see that 8 people have disliked it and it makes me wonder just what special kind of special scumbag would dislike a story about a brave little girl being given such an amazing gift? That being said Anna thank you for bringing this incredible story to our attention because it does restore our faith in humanity.
The one dislike for this video is from Bri Larson . . . I loved it the first time. I've seen this twice and I can tell you seeing it a second time really fills out things you might have missed the first time. The second time made the movie feel even more solid.
There was one moment in particular that won me over with Alita. It probably didn't register with many folks but when she's first shown the ropes for street rollerbrawling, she gets knocked down by Hugo's friend and he says something along the lines of 'Better be careful, princess!' So I expected her to typically one up over him soon after, which she did, and with an eye rolling tough as nuts attitude say the exact same thing to him. Because girl power! Yeah! Take that, patriarchy! ... but she didn't. She simply moved on and allowed her actions to speak for themselves. That was when I realised how likeable she was. Completely unexpected and damn it is a rare quality in today's world.
Actions speak louder than words. On top of the moment you mentioned, this was shown in the bar scene when Alita kicked Zapan's ass after the hunter warriors rejected her speech and then challenged the rest of them in order to prove herself. You can also see it in Alita's body language when she faces Grewishka for the third and final time. The way she holds herself basically says "Who's the little flea now?" and even the way she casually flicks her sword through one of his tendrils looks like she's swatting a flea. Fortunately, Alita was made by people who respect their audiences, so they didn't need to spell it out for us. They trusted us to see and understand the subtext of that moment with our own eyes and brains.
Want to see an even cooler aspect of this story... and no this is not a shot at Cameron.. its a wonderful breakthrough of amputees in general. 3D printing has dropped the cost of ALL prosthetic s by ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE... literally from 40-60 THOUSAND DOLLARS a limb.. to like $500 per limb... 3D printing is a game changer.
To be fair, Marvel did the same thing -- giving prosthetic Iron Man arms to a little boy, with Tony Stark himself delivering them in person. Made me sob like a baby both times.
I saw that video you talk about yesterday. That little girl was already a badass for making the most of her life but now she's able to beat up all her bullies like Alita!
Definitely go see it. I'm 43 yo and I was so moved and inspired by Alita. Will see it again in a couple of days. She's totally kickass, respectful and humble at the same time. No SJW BS or male bashing in this movie.
Thank you for covering this - it is such a great story - if this one doesn't bring joy nothing will. I posted a comment in another one of your Alita vids about this really neat girl who got the prosthetic bionic arms - but I had not realized that you had covered it.
Thanks for taking the time to point people to that video - it was amazing, I got emotional watching it too! I hope many prosthetics designers watch it and get really inspired. I really hope we’re not too far away (relatively speaking) from creating prosthetics that work as well as Alita’s do, translating brain impulses into finely coordinated movements equivalent to what biological limbs can do. Maybe 20 years? Then having a prosthesis won’t be a barrier to young people becoming actors, and eventually won’t even be a limitation on what characters they can play (i.e. their disability doesn’t have to be built into the story).
In an interview Tilly explained that she wants to show off her bionic arms. She doesn't want to hide them and she doesn't want them to look like normal arms because she wants to celebrate that she looks different.
I have a heart made of stone, where when tragedy strikes, I never shed a single tear, I think I have just become so used to and adjusted to how fucked and shitty life can be. .....but like a rock, you can shatter me if you only hit just the right spot, and a simple little act of kindness like this, can absolutely bring me to tears. Seriously, what they did for this girl, is beautiful, and it restores my faith in humanity just a little bit
Hey, I just wanted to say thanks for giving this movie such good publicity. I went to see it last night with my son and we freaking loved it! In fact the showing we went to had an incredibly diverse audience that would make any SJW proud and every single person walking out of the theater cannot wait for the sequel. Alita is a brilliant character and had some incredible moments. Keep pumping up this movie because it really does deserve the support of sci-fi action adventure fans
this is crazy what is happening in the US, overseas (in France) movie theaters are packed every single show ! and Reviews in the newspapers are glowing. Please America, go see Alita !!!!!!
The arms she got are about 7k per arm, the low end for the same kind of arm was, up until these new ones, about 32k and go up from there all the way to 100k. She got a sweet new pair, but just the fact they they helped, via 3D printing tech, to get the price of good usable non-claw arms down to 7k is simply amazing. This is how you do good PR.
I guess 20th Century Fox heard some people's opinions about Alita's eyes cause in the reveal trailer her eyes were weird. Looks like they tweaked them just a bit and I honestly thought she looked adorable in the film. Love the film! Big, mad props to the cast and crew!
Highly entertaining, keeps you wanting more, full of surprises. They made great splicing manga, anime, cyberpunk, and real movie into one masterpiece. AWESOME
You’ve got to see this in IMAX 3D, it’s just sooooo good, facial details make Alita a real person. She’s not a CG at all. I am gonna watch it the 3rd time in Dolby Atoms!!
I know I'm late to the party, but thank you so much for bringing a little bit of attention to this. Wish it had more exposure because this is the kind of thing that needs to be seen.
1. The prosthetics help give publicity for the movie, 2. It is a good thing to do for someone, 3. It creates awareness for the makers of the prosthetics, hopefully it will help others who need that company's product.
So I've only seen people who are (from what I can see) passionate about the manga and the story talking about the movie doing the word-of-mouth kind of marketing (even those who doesn't even know about the manga but are passionate about comics/manga/other related art or medium) as opposed to people who I can immediately see are just at best tangentially interested in the comics (by virtue of it being made into a movie). And so far they say it's good or worth watching not because of other factors unrelated to the actual movie, but how it is actually made. And it feels good listening to people who share the same interests as me talk about a movie about the same points I am interested in and with authority or know-how on the scene or community the movie was made for. This is nice. I have grown to resent people talking about the importance or the need of a movie because of the ideology it sells. People seem to be concerned on the outward message instead of the actual art of movie making, or even coherent and basic narrative structure, which is sad because as if they were to be taken as pieces that should push forward an agenda, then the medium in which it is delivered should be crafted with the utmost care and passion about the medium so that the agenda can then be properly consumed by the masses. It feels like they didn't love their agenda enough to make a compelling film that pushes the boundaries or at least pushes people into action.
I agree with what you said it does give me hope when I see acts like this happen and I hope one day all of humanity moves in this direction as a whole. We are one race the human race and learn to help and respect each other. Have a great day and to you as well may the force be with you.
Tilly has been working and trialling for OpenBionics for years as well as being an ambassador for the company itself. The arms themselves cost approx 15k USD and had upto date prosthetic's before this
Stories like that warm my heart and I’m not the nicest person unless they have a good true heart, but I wouldn’t have known this if not for this so thank you
This is like when Robert Downy Jr presented a prosthetic to a child while in character as Tony Stark. Great actors and film makers doing truly great things for people in need. "Good words, good actions, good deeds."
Honestly actions are much louder than words, yet some people go by words alone like wth. If there needs o be a strong female character then it should be alita not captain sjw over there. giving prosthetic arns to a girl who had to have her arms amputated now that's real heroism right there, not parading around saying "let's donate to have all these girls see this movie" but do literally nothing about it. I haven't seen Alita yet but just by these actions alone I feel even MORE wanting to see it
With Captain Marvel's crowd sourcing of funds to give girls a chance to see their movie, the act of kindness is apparently self serving. It was like saying, "Help them help me" lol... And why just poor girls? There's probably just as many poor unfortunate boys out there to help so why exclude them?
I'm not gonna lie, you were the person who encouraged me to watch "Alita: Battle Angel" and... I am going to the cinema again on Wednesday. This movie is not perfect, has some flaws, some stuff that could be easily thrown away, but the visual side, the fight scenes and, first and foremost, the main protagonist and her evolution - WOW. I love Alita and this comes from a woman who (surprisingly maybe) is usually quite sceptic towards female leads. Maybe it is because we've been recently flooded with those overpowered, annoying, "strong female characters". Anyway, I don't remember when was the last time I felt so great after watching a movie. I am not into "girl power" and this kind of stuff, but after seeing Alita I simply feel happy and stronger. And I am pretty sure many other women could say the same thing. She is a very likable character, one about whom I can honestly say "I look up to her". She is just awesome, ironically the most human character I've seen in a long time. I'll defend muh girl Alita any time.
Oh BTW little clarity here. They didn't just give new fancy looking prosthetics to this girl. They made a new more affordable model of prosthetics ultimately making life easier to everyone who needs prosthetics. This is not just a sweet gesture to 1 little girl but a leap of technological advancement to everyone like her
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I just saw Alita. I loved it. The critics were so wrong. This is the kind of movies we need in Hollywood.
Hell ya. It was awesome
Alita- the hero we deserve
The critics are not wrong because it’s called an opinion. The movie had amazing action and a great lead actress but the story, and cheesy dialogue and some of the acting was just dreadful. This film won’t do well in the United States(financially)since most American audiences look at this film as just plain weird and it’s based off a manga too which turns them off. Unless it has amazing legs and can make a lot more in the international box office just to break even it’s just going to bomb
James Cameron is a large enough entity apart from Hollywood to enable this film, it only happened because it's a passion project of one man.
I don’t think the majority of things they cited were wrong; I did think that they could not get over them or how jaded they were with the main draw of Alita: her refreshing earnestness in a shitty cynical world... I don’t blame them, but since I know their place in my decisions, I’m not bothered
Alita: humbleness; Caption Marvel: narcissistic
Like a lot of SJWs.
You mean humility?
It's all about the kree they said 😆
They captured the spirit of Alita well, even to the real life ❤
Alita wants to be strong for herself, Captain Marvel wants to be ‘’stronger then men at what they do’’.
Captain Marvel: I’m a noble warrior hero
Alita: Peel my orange
please have chocolate
Alita: Hold my chocolate bar.....
I'd love to see Alita kick Captain Wahmen's ass
Aww ...I need to watch Alita again 😏
Btw, how did Alita eat?? She has no digestive system!
This is a heroic act. SJWs could learn something.
Apparently they know everything... *scoffs*
LifesDeath, They would be more useful going to Saudi Arabia and fight for women's rights there than bitching about how much more dialog a male character has over a female character in a Hollywood movie.
@@TaliaIGhul You expect them to fight against _actual_ oppression? XD
it highlights the difference between Social Activists (Cameron giving the girl arms) and Social Justice Warrior's (bitching and moaning about non existant oppression in the 1st world and ignoring real oppression everywhere else, whilst simultaneously trying to do things to make themselves feel special at the expense of everyone else)
@@eventhorizon3158 No, I do not. I expect them to criticize or demean those who do.
Want to see Alita again just to thank the creators. They deserve it
I will take Rosa Salazar over Brie Larson any day of the week. The fact that it is pissing off SJW's must say it's doing something right.
@ukkr Rosa is a very pale Hispanic woman, so that's actually pretty accurate (Alita's appearance).
So weird they did not support the movie for her since she is latina descent.
Lol I love this
did you see her interview??? total humble sweetheart.
Rosa is amazing, she brought to life my favorite manga character without a hitch, but if you are defining your successes by how much others hate them, there is something very wrong about you. Make fun of the stupidity of the radical sjw but most stuff that upset them should upset you too. Their techniques might be dumb but their intentions are right. If your intention is just to annoy people, nothing about you is right.
James Cameron has made this little girl feel like a superhero by actually making a tangible difference in her life. Meanwhile Brie Larson wants girls to see her movie to help pad her stats.
Also awesome gesture. It’s like the filmmakers were trying to make a difference directly. What a concept.
I agree. You can make some difference with movies, but don't get hoist by your own petard. Just because you're a star doesn't mean that you own the place, know what I mean? Like, these Hollywood people seem to think that they own the world and shit. It's just not right.
Ditto
yup. Actions speak louder than words. Not just a cliched quote.
@Bruce Wayne That's right
traitors cucks and fools: the fifth collumn of enemies domestic@Bruce Wayne
i want to support this movie even more because it makes the right people mad
i loved the manga back in the day
edit: oh you're an artist, always fun to meet a fellow artist!
Who's mad?
I'm taking my buddies along more money for Alita!
Exploiting disabled children for sympathy, using a disgusting company to do it... Fuck them🖕
@@TheOutsider69 outrage warriors who think alita is too sexy and caters to the male gaze
@@Rosalhymn Oh so that's the only reason you people like this movie? Because it triggers people you don't like?
So childish. I can't fucking stand SJWs and anti-SJWs. You're all terrible people with no actual principles. It's all just a political battle between you two.
You have SJWs complaining about Alita and anti-SJWs complaining about Apex Legends. I hate you all, die in a fire.
It is a crime that the video linked below hasn't shown up on the news. It's a heart warming story.
That’s because all there attention is on Brie Larson promoting her movie for publicity
Well Devil worshiping pedo's don't care about that sort of stuff.
The mainstream media is controlled by the deep state. It is nothing more than propaganda. They don't care about making people feel good. The mainstream media thrives on fear.
Controversy sells and they "spare no expense" for the advertisements to drown out Shazam and Alita. But the "internet finds a way".
LawLiberty Doesn't fit their garbage narrative. The mainstream media can't allow something truly positive and uplifting to break the atmosphere of division and hatred they've cultivated through cultural Marxist propaganda. Heaven forbid people forget petty non-issues and become inspired by true compassion and genuine care for one's fellow human being. They cannot stand decent people because it exposes their nastiness and hypocritical lack of empathy.
I will not stand by in the presence of evil!
Just watched. Great movie
Yes. That's a very quotable line. Though my spouse's favourite is "F@ your mercy".
I will not stand by in the presence of Pizza!!!!
It's statements like this that make the hero. Proclaiming you're a warrior hero does not.
Now go watch it again. This time IMAX 3D.
The Guy from Saturn
But the best one is definitely "That looks fatal".
i'm more struck by how rosa salazar isn't out there insulting people who criticize her movie. She lets her movie speak for her. I still have hope that Brie's lack of emotion has to do with her no memories and being essentially raised by kree, yet the poor way she handled the fans and her no man campaign makes me think even if the movie is the best movie ever even better then infinity war marvel well still lose money because of her.
Yeah this could be a case of a movie that’s actually good or really good but botched financial wise due to shitty marketing.
All great points. She’s ruining herself. Alita was actually amazing, the story was great, the visual affects and performances are fucking fantastic. This story just makes me feel good about human beings, it feels good to know that people can still do things out of the kindness of their heart. That little girl is a representative of just how good people can be.
@@roboguy75 its not just marketing I can defend any trailer but rather brie is an idiot or just has no confidence in her acting ability she attacks fans that criticize her movies. Look at Karen Gillian when people yelled that her outfit was bad and sexist in Jumanji welcome to the jungle she said how she understands how it looks but to reserve judgement because the movie explains it. Why couldn't Brie say that her character lack of emotion had to do with her development learning to become more human and less kree to essentially reject her upbringing.
@@seankeller7922 Fantastic point and example. Brie is showing herself to be a classless individual, intent on creating division and conflict.
@ukkr Yeah they CG'd Alita's eyes to replica her design in the manga. It is peak uncanny valley and next nobody has been saying it looks good. Cameron took an artsy farsty gamble with that idea and it didn't really pan out well. But the movie keeps it consistent because you see in other moments other cyborg bodies of the same model series as Alita have the same big doe eyes. That being said, the movie is really accurate and on the nose to the manga's content, including bits and pieces they adapted from the OVA (ie including a character who is exclusive to the OVA)- this might be one of the 'best' manga/anime-to-live action movies Hollywood has done.
Alita is the movie we need, not more pandering from Disney. Hopefully people go check this movie out!
Agreed. The movie was fantastic.
ALITA GIVES A GIRL ARMS > Bree Larson HAS GO FUND ME THAT SHE PROFITS OFF OF.............
Glad. You're pointing out that she profits from this "charity" effort. She gets money from it, and does not need to contribute any of her own.
And she bought a Louis V purse with "Brie" on it.
"Go Fund Brie"
Brie Larson makes me sick 😡 I hope her movie fails
Brie Larson: "Yeah lets start a go fund me to get poor girls to go see my movie"
Because that's what the world needs
Captain Marvel user ratings dropping to 58%.
Really? Looper did a video where they ranted about CM getting bad reviews from "trolls" and "lunatics" on RT. It was getting a ton of dislikes and the comment section was calling them out for the most part. Some SJWs were trying to defend and agree, but not enough. They took it down within afew hours.
Fan give rating 2%.
Bless you for bringing the awareness
Yes, I agree.
I went to see it with some medical friends, and Alita got us excited for a future of healthcare and prosthetics
Ok @Joshua Tica.
Lets try this:
If you're in an accident, bleeding out, are you gonna try to heal yourself?
If you got a malicious tumor that can kill you, will you heal it yourself?
If you have a dangerous virus that is fatal, are you gonna heal it yourself?
This isn't about big pharma, this is about helping amputees get new legs and arms, it's an accomplishment, or do you think that is a bad thing to help people with missing limbs??
I get that home remedies are good, but not everything can be healed by ourselves, cuz when something really bad happens to you one day, you'll crying for doctors to help you.
Jesus christ, you sound like my mother, and she is a hypocrite, doesn't like doctors, yet she goes to get exams about her health. 😒
I'm a fan of this character since the Manga came out. I love the growth of this character. The story was great, the action great. I put Alita up there with the iconic characters.
The movie was awesome. Story was good visuals amazing.
I never seen the Magna
@@zzygyy I recommend reading that and watch the Anime.
@@Cinquan thanks. I am a old school Akira fan Read the books in the late 80s
@@zzygyy I got into Anime in the year 1996. Dragonball Z was the first. Then in 1998, was my first convention. Lets just say eyes wide open, and it changed my life.
I had no idea that this was an anime until a review from Vito talking about some of the contrasts with the anime/ manga vs the film adaptation.
Have to say as someone who has read some mangas I am kind of dissapointed I had never heard of this Jewel. I have not began reading the manga, yet, but after watching another review I learned that the manga (which as you stated is from the 90s) is still going TO THIS DAY. Not only that but Alita/ Gally continues to develop and face different challenges.
I am truly amazed by how amazing a character can still be developed after so many years without losing track of what made the story and the characters themselves unique
Spread the word, Alita is awesome! This is the kind of film that deserves our money!
Agreed. It deserves far more than it's making right now and needs a sequel!
Alita definitely is an inspiring character. She reminds us that humanity is more than differences that separate us.
Usually people with prosthetic limbs have unfavorable image not intended. But because of Alita cybernetic look and design it makes the image for the unfortunate people to look futuristic. They no need to shy away they will look different in an awesome way.
Rose Salazar, Rodriguez, Cameron, and the design team at Weta materially advanced the status of amputees the world over.
Tilly has been facing her own hero's journey every day... and now she has become a *real* version of Alita. This little girl is such a inspiration. Thanks for sharing her history with us, Anna.
I really really thank you for making discover this incredible and hopeful story
Alita > captain marvel
Allow me to fix that
Alita >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> captain marvel
Alita>literally anything else>captain marvel
Thanks to this TH-camr, I'm going to go see the movie.
Liam Hicks it really is a good movie. The cgi, with the interaction with alita and the other human characters looks so real. It is hard to believe it is cgi and not real.
@@JBPVFL Thanks!
Yes, I believe that CGI is good as long as it's done well.
Hell, even non-CGI can look bad. People seem to forget that.
I'm so proud of the fandom and the love they've shown to Alita!
Saw the movie and thought ... "Hunter Warriors ... way better than Noble Warrior Heroes." :D
At least Alita is. In the manga, she actually founds and trains this group of good and virtuous hunter warriors she wanted to fight monsters like Grewcica with her, called the Kansas Hunter Club.
Alita battle angel is one of the best movies I have ever seen in theaters!!! The fact that the production company/studio did this for the sweet little girl is just heartwarming and beautiful.
Definitely a feel good story from Mr. Cameron!
The difference between Star Wars/Trek style cybernetics and Alita's cybernetics is part of the cyber-punk style world building. In the big 2 franchises, cybernetics were kindof an afterthought. In cyber-punk inspired settings (Ghost in the Shell, Deus Ex, Cyberpunk, Johnny Mneumonic, Rifts, etc) they push the limits of how much can be replaced before you stop being human. If you're looking to expand away from Disney, you should definitely consider these franchises.
I saw the story about that little girl. It was really touching the amount of effort that went into making something practical but also something a kid would think is cool. All of her friends and classmates must be in awe and wishing they could have something that cool.
Apparently every part of media is on a hate trip. EVERYONE GO SEE THIS MOVIE!! Story telling at it's finest Will go see it again only 3D this time
was on my 2nd watch yesterday.
3d was awesome.
too bad after 30 minutes your mind get so use to it but there was a part where they shoot the razor stuff out and it was coming in your face.
i was shook unintentionally XD
3d is way better it makes you alot more immersed in the movie
I’d give Alita a 10/10. Like you I was literally blown away. “You know when Jedi fight they’re losing limbs left and right”, that’s classic, you should put that on a shirt. This movie was just so inspiring, and stories like this should inspire people. The strength of people never ceases to amaze me.
It's like poetry - it rhymes. ;)
Glad to see there’s still some people who actually are selfless and care about people who support their movies and what not
Just out of the cinema... and I'll have to watch Alita a second time at least. I got completely lost in the worldbuilding. I could go see the movie a dozen times just for the aesthetics of Iron City, that's how beautiful and organic and REAL it feels. And sponsoring a pair of prosthetic arms to Tilly Lockey - this act of true kindness makes it worth the money multiple times.
you have to be one of the coolest girls that I have ever seen heck or even heard of keep up the awesome work, you also help restore faith in humanity too.
Real heroes will always be infinitely more interesting than than Mary Sues no matter how many they make and pay people to think they are the greatest, while simultaneously bashing something as heart warming as this
So messed up how littered the internet is with Captain Marvel Drama, but I had to actually look to find this. Thank you Anna, for sharing this wonderful story.
It's amazing, how they made us fall totally in love with a CGI character. As a result, Alita feels more real as a person, than some other superhero/action types we've seen in recent years. Here's to a sequel
Stories like this keep oyr hope in humanity alive. Aren't enough acts of kindness like this in the world.
Yes!
It's good to hear there are still people who have a soul
Awesome movie
Awesome technical visual achievement on the main character
Awesome lines
Awesome adaptation
At the time of watching this video I see that 8 people have disliked it and it makes me wonder just what special kind of special scumbag would dislike a story about a brave little girl being given such an amazing gift? That being said Anna thank you for bringing this incredible story to our attention because it does restore our faith in humanity.
Sjw and brie larson lol
You would feel the phantom pain every time you dream
We love alita because of her heart of super conductor that can power a city so does this little girl
The one dislike for this video is from Bri Larson . . .
I loved it the first time. I've seen this twice and I can tell you seeing it a second time really fills out things you might have missed the first time. The second time made the movie feel even more solid.
Liar
There was one moment in particular that won me over with Alita. It probably didn't register with many folks but when she's first shown the ropes for street rollerbrawling, she gets knocked down by Hugo's friend and he says something along the lines of 'Better be careful, princess!' So I expected her to typically one up over him soon after, which she did, and with an eye rolling tough as nuts attitude say the exact same thing to him. Because girl power! Yeah! Take that, patriarchy!
... but she didn't. She simply moved on and allowed her actions to speak for themselves.
That was when I realised how likeable she was. Completely unexpected and damn it is a rare quality in today's world.
Actions speak louder than words. On top of the moment you mentioned, this was shown in the bar scene when Alita kicked Zapan's ass after the hunter warriors rejected her speech and then challenged the rest of them in order to prove herself.
You can also see it in Alita's body language when she faces Grewishka for the third and final time. The way she holds herself basically says "Who's the little flea now?" and even the way she casually flicks her sword through one of his tendrils looks like she's swatting a flea. Fortunately, Alita was made by people who respect their audiences, so they didn't need to spell it out for us. They trusted us to see and understand the subtext of that moment with our own eyes and brains.
Already watched the video, but it's such a heartwarming and inspiring story that I clicked on the link you provided.
Want to see an even cooler aspect of this story... and no this is not a shot at Cameron.. its a wonderful breakthrough of amputees in general. 3D printing has dropped the cost of ALL prosthetic s by ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE... literally from 40-60 THOUSAND DOLLARS a limb.. to like $500 per limb... 3D printing is a game changer.
To be fair, Marvel did the same thing -- giving prosthetic Iron Man arms to a little boy, with Tony Stark himself delivering them in person. Made me sob like a baby both times.
rumor said that Marvel trying to get rid of Robert Downey JR too, let that sink into your mind :
@@phamthienphuc3951 his contract expired after endgame.
@@phamthienphuc3951 Marvel also just payed him to put up an Instagram ad for Captain Marvel. It's actually disgusting how low they've stooped
Marvel isn't like that anymore so
I saw that video you talk about yesterday. That little girl was already a badass for making the most of her life but now she's able to beat up all her bullies like Alita!
Rosa + Alita = Rosalita > Brick Lardson as Craptain Manvel
Definitely go see it. I'm 43 yo and I was so moved and inspired by Alita. Will see it again in a couple of days. She's totally kickass, respectful and humble at the same time. No SJW BS or male bashing in this movie.
Thank you for covering this - it is such a great story - if this one doesn't bring joy nothing will. I posted a comment in another one of your Alita vids about this really neat girl who got the prosthetic bionic arms - but I had not realized that you had covered it.
My eyes are sweating. I don't cry. *sniffs*
"It's just coolant." - Alita, Last Order
@@RokuroCarisu That's right! Just coolant. Nothing more.
Thanks for taking the time to point people to that video - it was amazing, I got emotional watching it too! I hope many prosthetics designers watch it and get really inspired.
I really hope we’re not too far away (relatively speaking) from creating prosthetics that work as well as Alita’s do, translating brain impulses into finely coordinated movements equivalent to what biological limbs can do. Maybe 20 years?
Then having a prosthesis won’t be a barrier to young people becoming actors, and eventually won’t even be a limitation on what characters they can play (i.e. their disability doesn’t have to be built into the story).
Watched it on Imax. Never regretted a thing. What a masterpiece!
Alita: "You can have my heart..."- takes heart out and hands it over... Now that's an example we can all learn from
That's awesome that they were able to do that for her.
Those arms look so badass! I'm really happy for her!
In an interview Tilly explained that she wants to show off her bionic arms. She doesn't want to hide them and she doesn't want them to look like normal arms because she wants to celebrate that she looks different.
I have a heart made of stone, where when tragedy strikes, I never shed a single tear, I think I have just become so used to and adjusted to how fucked and shitty life can be.
.....but like a rock, you can shatter me if you only hit just the right spot, and a simple little act of kindness like this, can absolutely bring me to tears. Seriously, what they did for this girl, is beautiful, and it restores my faith in humanity just a little bit
Hey, I just wanted to say thanks for giving this movie such good publicity. I went to see it last night with my son and we freaking loved it! In fact the showing we went to had an incredibly diverse audience that would make any SJW proud and every single person walking out of the theater cannot wait for the sequel. Alita is a brilliant character and had some incredible moments. Keep pumping up this movie because it really does deserve the support of sci-fi action adventure fans
I agree, the world needs examples like this.
Just saw Alita tonight and am really hoping they make a sequel.
this is crazy what is happening in the US, overseas (in France) movie theaters are packed every single show ! and Reviews in the newspapers are glowing. Please America, go see Alita !!!!!!
Making a real difference. Glad you picked up on this awesome story .
The arms she got are about 7k per arm, the low end for the same kind of arm was, up until these new ones, about 32k and go up from there all the way to 100k. She got a sweet new pair, but just the fact they they helped, via 3D printing tech, to get the price of good usable non-claw arms down to 7k is simply amazing.
This is how you do good PR.
I guess 20th Century Fox heard some people's opinions about Alita's eyes cause in the reveal trailer her eyes were weird. Looks like they tweaked them just a bit and I honestly thought she looked adorable in the film. Love the film! Big, mad props to the cast and crew!
Nice video and thanks for sharing the Original story!!! A beautiful one.
I had tears after seeing it!
Highly entertaining, keeps you wanting more, full of surprises. They made great splicing manga, anime, cyberpunk, and real movie into one masterpiece. AWESOME
You’ve got to see this in IMAX 3D, it’s just sooooo good, facial details make Alita a real person. She’s not a CG at all. I am gonna watch it the 3rd time in Dolby Atoms!!
The more I see of 'That Star Wars Girl' the more convinced I am that she has the heart of Alita.
Never be ashamed of getting emotional.
💙
This is awesome! Helping this young lady was pretty cool! ☺
I know I'm late to the party, but thank you so much for bringing a little bit of attention to this. Wish it had more exposure because this is the kind of thing that needs to be seen.
I'll be honest.. this and the anti- swatting vid made my day. Thanks Anna.
I teared up with this story.
1. The prosthetics help give publicity for the movie, 2. It is a good thing to do for someone, 3. It creates awareness for the makers of the prosthetics, hopefully it will help others who need that company's product.
Alita was A Masterpiece.
So I've only seen people who are (from what I can see) passionate about the manga and the story talking about the movie doing the word-of-mouth kind of marketing (even those who doesn't even know about the manga but are passionate about comics/manga/other related art or medium) as opposed to people who I can immediately see are just at best tangentially interested in the comics (by virtue of it being made into a movie). And so far they say it's good or worth watching not because of other factors unrelated to the actual movie, but how it is actually made.
And it feels good listening to people who share the same interests as me talk about a movie about the same points I am interested in and with authority or know-how on the scene or community the movie was made for. This is nice.
I have grown to resent people talking about the importance or the need of a movie because of the ideology it sells. People seem to be concerned on the outward message instead of the actual art of movie making, or even coherent and basic narrative structure, which is sad because as if they were to be taken as pieces that should push forward an agenda, then the medium in which it is delivered should be crafted with the utmost care and passion about the medium so that the agenda can then be properly consumed by the masses. It feels like they didn't love their agenda enough to make a compelling film that pushes the boundaries or at least pushes people into action.
I agree with what you said it does give me hope when I see acts like this happen and I hope one day all of humanity moves in this direction as a whole. We are one race the human race and learn to help and respect each other. Have a great day and to you as well may the force be with you.
I saw a video of Robert Downey JR. giving a little boy a robotic arm.
The boy was so glad to get an Iron Man arm from Iron Man himself.
You Go Gurl! There isn't enough of this Gooshy Good stuff out there on youtub's.
Love ya honey, keep up the great work! Your honesty, insight and emotion are truly inspiring!
Nice story. Thanks. Sarah Connor, Ellen Ripley, and Alita--Cameron just produces quality
Tilly has been working and trialling for OpenBionics for years as well as being an ambassador for the company itself. The arms themselves cost approx 15k USD and had upto date prosthetic's before this
“ when Jedi’s fight, lose limbs left and right”
Stories like that warm my heart and I’m not the nicest person unless they have a good true heart, but I wouldn’t have known this if not for this so thank you
This is like when Robert Downy Jr presented a prosthetic to a child while in character as Tony Stark. Great actors and film makers doing truly great things for people in need.
"Good words, good actions, good deeds."
Honestly actions are much louder than words, yet some people go by words alone like wth. If there needs o be a strong female character then it should be alita not captain sjw over there. giving prosthetic arns to a girl who had to have her arms amputated now that's real heroism right there, not parading around saying "let's donate to have all these girls see this movie" but do literally nothing about it. I haven't seen Alita yet but just by these actions alone I feel even MORE wanting to see it
Because of your movie review of Alita I saw the movie, and I loved it. I really hope there is a sequel.
With Captain Marvel's crowd sourcing of funds to give girls a chance to see their movie, the act of kindness is apparently self serving. It was like saying, "Help them help me" lol... And why just poor girls? There's probably just as many poor unfortunate boys out there to help so why exclude them?
Because Brie (Fart)son is a feminazi and she hate white dudes.
I love your video's im big fan of yours keep up the good work
Wat a masterpiece alita is a must watch 10/10 go support I going again tomorrow for the 3th time
I'm not gonna lie, you were the person who encouraged me to watch "Alita: Battle Angel" and... I am going to the cinema again on Wednesday. This movie is not perfect, has some flaws, some stuff that could be easily thrown away, but the visual side, the fight scenes and, first and foremost, the main protagonist and her evolution - WOW. I love Alita and this comes from a woman who (surprisingly maybe) is usually quite sceptic towards female leads. Maybe it is because we've been recently flooded with those overpowered, annoying, "strong female characters". Anyway, I don't remember when was the last time I felt so great after watching a movie. I am not into "girl power" and this kind of stuff, but after seeing Alita I simply feel happy and stronger. And I am pretty sure many other women could say the same thing. She is a very likable character, one about whom I can honestly say "I look up to her". She is just awesome, ironically the most human character I've seen in a long time. I'll defend muh girl Alita any time.
Anna, thank you for another fine Alita video.
Thats the difference between an actual, spontaneous act of kindness and a publicity stunt (Captain Manvers).
Nice message and thanks for sharing.
I saw the story of this little girl getting the prosthetic mechanical arms look like Alita battle armor looks awesome!!!!!
Oh BTW little clarity here. They didn't just give new fancy looking prosthetics to this girl. They made a new more affordable model of prosthetics ultimately making life easier to everyone who needs prosthetics. This is not just a sweet gesture to 1 little girl but a leap of technological advancement to everyone like her
Story that brings tears to my eyes...