Very cool that you decided to make the 2D version. Would be a shame if the original video would become unwatchable in the future, thus rendering it an example of the problem it tackles.
This feels so cramped. This version actually adds a lot to the point that watching something the way it wasn't designed for can make watching it much worse lol
On the other hand, the constantly moving screen of my tablet due to the VR made it hard to see the smaller images/videos. I appreciate both version and think the original was a cool idea. But VR and I don‘t mix. =)
For whatever it's worth, I went through the (somewhat arduous) process of getting the video to work on my headset and I had a blast. I understand why this version exists, but I still really liked the original, and think it was worth your effort making it in VR.
This artstyle is disgustingly cute. I love it. I want a plushie of the talkie person thing you made, and the fact that one probs doesn't exist makes me MAD for inexplicable, dumb reasons.
the fact the 2d version feels so wrong, even though i don't have a working headset and watched the vr one on my phone in a spinny chair, really rubs in the point.
No. In VR showing a 2D image is just as pointless as sitting on a meeting watching a power point on a projector. And we are not talking a nice office or anything. But a old projector pointing at a wall interfering with wall clocks and whatever else. And no AC and air is stagnant so you get a headache + unconformable seating. For a power point that is booring, pointless and as good to watch at home without having to start up a car find parking and pay for all of that... Just to watch a power point. 16:9 and 4:3 is the only screen standards. Black bars is only allowed to bridge the gap. And possibly if a movie or whatever creator know wtf they are doing and not just being a ass about refusing to use the tools available to make stuff as good as possible. 16:9, VR, 4:3. Simple as.
The fact that you took the time to edit this, so u could constantly remind us we're watching a worse version, encapsulates the whole reason I subbed to your channel in the first place.
Thank you! I had to miss out on the VR one because I literally cannot play videos at a higher resolution than 144p, so the 3D one was nothing but unintelligible fuzz. This one is watchable. Thank you.
Thank you for making this version of the video. I had one of the bigger comments about phone issues and nausea, and it was a whole lot more comfortable to watch this format. As others have already mentioned, this does actually do a good job of illustrating your point. With certain gags being missed and the difference between different formats not seeming as large
Some interesting notes from film history: On the Waterfront is a film made in 1954. Its a grest one. It was also shot to protect three aspect ratios: academy ratio (1.33:1), widescreen (1.85:1), and the middle ground 1.66:1, the widest image older square screen theaters could project. A lot of films from this era were shot this way so they could be sold to the largest number of theaters, and the director had no preference for any specific ratio. Criterion Collection released a whole set where the main feature on disc 1 is the middle ratio and the second disc has the film in both full frame and widescreen. TWO YEARS EARLIER This is Cinerama released. And at release it only was shown in roadshow settings. This thing was not only taller (6 perfs high vs 4 perfs of literally every other film) but also used three reels of synced film side-by-side (along with a fourth for surround sound and a fifth with a “breakdown reel” of extra scenes for when this delicate system inevitabley broke and something went out of sync) for the first popular ultra widescreen experience. And for the Blu-ray releases of Cinerama films they invented “Smileboxing” to curve the image along the flat screens to simulate the giant Cinerama screens. So you can only see it sorta like it was intended at home if you have a curved TV or monitor, cause there’s only two or three Cinerama theaters left in the whole world.
That was fascinating! And thank you for making a 2d version. So, how about addressing the trend for recent films and TV shows to be shot with such an utter lack of lighting that the viewer literally spends minutes at a time looking at an entirely black screen? I'd love to know the decision making and technical process behind *that* bit of cinematography.
Thank you so much. I've seen it in the original but TH-cam made it really hard. I still annoyed it and now I can also see it completely. Thank you again!
It’s interesting how much people worry about “the fear of missing out” Missing out on watching movies the “intended” way or playing games the “intended” way. At some point, does it matter at all? We can’t experience everything, and no environment can fit in this elusive concept of artistic intent. The more you whittle it down, things are just not going to line up with this imaginary scenario. Isn’t it more important the experience you walk away with, rather than focusing on what you missed out on?
I love how top gun maverick changes to their imax ratio when it's the plane scenes so scenes other than the flying stuff it's like those Halo ce cutscenes
As much as I enjoyed the VR version of this video, one can only last so long being in the same room as noodle before they are overcome with holy fear, so I'm glad this much less terrifying version exists.
Really liked the original video, but I'm glad you made this available! I see them as complementary experiences in a way, you can actually corroborate your original point by giving the option of seeing the version as you originally intended and this simplified yet more accessible one
I watched this version after watching the first one in my quest 2... AND OH MY GOD, YOU HAVE SUCH A VALID POINT. so much DEPTH is lost when you change the resolution / how you are supposed to view it
Glad you made a version of the video I could actually enjoy. Nothing worse than having to sit perfectly still to watch a video without feeling motion sick
i love how noodle makes a whole video about how formatting seriously fucked up how videogames or movies are watched, and how some people didn't have access to certain resources to get a better experience, only to then use a specific niche format in his own video, and suffer the exact same issues
I'm extremely thankful that you decided to make a non-VR version. VR is not accessible to me in any way, but I still wanted to consume your content. This video in particular interested me. I do now wish, having seen the video, that I had a way to watch the VR version, and, should that ever come to me, I will for sure. But for now, I'm just glad I got to see the video.
I literally had never thought about this before- I was watching RuPaul’s drag race on Paramount+, it was originally made in 4:3 (which is how it’s presented) and towards the end when the ad breaks happen it suddenly goes “fit to screen” and it squishes the picture completely! It made me cringe so hard I questioned everything ;-;
Not gonna lie, I came here for 15:34. But also, as a huge fan of accessibiltiy (INCREDIBLY IRONIC given the video itself), thank you. In a really weird, meta sense, comparing the "VR" video and this "2D" video nails the point down even further - we can't watch the video in the way YOU, the creator, intended, and it doesn't come off right... but at the same time, we NEEDED it.
yeah i couldnt zoom out on my phone so im glad you made this. the face filled my screen and it felt like it wasnt intended to look around for everything. couldnt even see the safe zone
Corrections: 16:9 is an invention of the digital age. People who saw Robin Hood in theaters originally would have saw it in 1.66:1 most likely, but there was leeway in either direction (1.85 and 1.33 being the most common by far). Some theaters would still have had 4:3 screens and shown it that way. In fact if you were to look at print of a sound movie from this era, the picture would actually be about 1.2:1 because the sound part takes up some of what used to be picture, so even in 4:3 it's cropped slightly. These movies were never meant to be seen in this full 1.2:1 height, and it was not uncommon for boom mics or other unwanted parts of the set to be at the extremes of the frame that would have been cropped out, even for home video releases. Seinfeld wasn't "upscaled" to 4k, it was shot on film and rescanned in the 4k (or so) resolution it always existed in. Digital IMAX is usually 1.89:1
I like the modifications of this one, even tho the original is better : - announcement at the beginning about the intended version to watch it (see beginning of "Intro" chapter). - sponsorship replaced with a mid-roll (see "Ad Break" chapter). - fixed "IMAX" text not showing up at the beginning the the "IMAX" chapter in VR version (see beginning of "IMAX" chapter). - saying that that movie opening wasn't impressive because the viewer isn't watching in VR (see 14:05). - replacing some voice indicating that this video was made this way (in VR) to show properly the different ratio's aspects to letting you that this video was originally in VR so it can show properly the different ratio's aspects (see 15:45). - Ending the video with an apology of keeping you reminded that this is the worse version to watch (see 17:27). Even tho I already watched it in VR, it was still pretty fun to see what changed.
I wanted to use this so badly as a reference for an assignment I’m doing in school rn but sadly schools can’t handle the alternate phrase used to refer to fecal matter.
Absolutely brilliant set of videos, as a collector of VHS tapes, the beginning section was a joy to watch, also I watched this video half in VR before realizing you uploaded another version, and realizing how brilliant it is.
I really wanted to enjoy this video in the form it was meant to be in but the vr without a headset was a little disorienting. Thank you for making this version 💜
So hilariously I personally feel that this one looks better to my eyes, the original looked too zoomed out, and had too much negative space that it immediately started to bother me. I couldn't even make it past the 5 minute mark, yet I watched this one to the end perfectly content, but I had to watch it on my computer without a VR headset so I suppose that only adds to the point of this video.
Really like the concept of the original video, but as someone that doesn't own a vr headset and spent half of the original just fighting my phone to actually look at what was going on, I appreciate you going ahead with this version. Maybe one day decent VR won't be so prohibitively expensive and the ideas put forth in this video can come to fruition.
Thank you for this! The VR stuff on TH-cam still has a way to go, but this was a much more comfortable watch (especially since the framerate was higher than 2 and it didn't try to rollback frames! Thanks, TH-cam!) Very good video. Genuinely love listening to you talk about anything
I feel like a piece of shit for watching this version instead because my phone can't zoom out for some reason so the intended version is zoomed in to all hell but every comment and the description is like "This version sucks" so I don't know WHAT TO DO
Irony is watching this video and then accidentally doing something in your phone, trying to adjust its position, and accidentally discovering the "Zoom To Fill" function of TH-cam that makes the video fill the whole screen. The good Lord sure has a sense of humour.
Watching movies in vr, (i use bigscreen on quest 2) is actually really fucking cool, i'll probably watch movies exclusively either in vr and in theatres from now on
Now I want someone to pan-n-scan this version into a vertical phone-screen orientation to produce something truly cursed. Kinda like when somebody rendered Noodle's critique of 60fps AI's in 60fps.
Just watched the Need for Speed video. Again. Man, I hope there's gonna be a part 2. Maybe he'll actually use those wall supplies to fix his walls. Then re-trash them.
I watched the original on desktop and didn't realize I could move the camera so everything was so zoomed out that I could barely understand most of the points being made. Zooming in puts it at an angle which isn't nice to look at either so I actually like this version a lot more.
i had a great time using my lap top when watching the original....and far superior version of this episode. especially because I could look away from you talking at me like I would in a normal conversation because intense eye contact during a conversation is uncomfy...
The VR video really worked well on my iPad Mini. Now this 2D version is letterboxed on the 3:2 screen. I see the NFL is also broadcasting their games in 3:2 and my guess is it’s because the Microsoft Surface is also 3:2 and the NFL+ is a thing.
I googled it. And I live like 20 min from one of the two theatres in all of Sweden(Bergakungen in Gothenburg for anyone wondering) and that’s hella pog!
Holy fuck the whisper in the IMAX theatre made me laugh so hard I nearly couldn't breathe. Keep it up, the sweet embrace of escape calls to me like the sirens.
Hi, I watched the entire video again, and I also agree with the irony of your message being applicable directly to the media in which that message was contained, and thus being self-referential in an entirely self-demonstrating manner that only strengthens that message. All hail the algorithm.
I feel like watching this in 2D fails to get your point across when I can't look to my left and see 'cope seethe mald'. This is still one of your best works yet, and now I can upvote it twice!
If this was a game you could argue that this 2D version is the Definitive Edition because it takes out the surfshark ad and adds in extra content in the with the beginning/end bits. But it does take out the high quality cutscene (the VR movie simulations) for Phone friendly quality cuts. So uhhhhhhh....Portable Demake *throws the video next to Donkey Kong Country 3D for the 3DS and Persona 3 Portable* A remake but for the portable console At least it's not a Silent Hill HD Collection
I am not using adblock at the moment but also youtube ads have gotten so bad lately... like sometimes they force me to watch 2 unskipable 20 second ads in a row and it is always the worst garbage they can sell you and don't get me started on the ads that happen outside of videos... And i hate that i can't just say "hey i am not interested in this ad" when i click on the settings button near the ad google wants me to report them and i don't have any reportable proof i am just uninterested in the 5th fake dating app this week
As someone watching on a pc with a rtx 3060 and good internet, the 2d version of this video is so much better. I'd only consider watching the 180 version in VR.
Rewatched this video now, after having seen only the original back when it released, and now just realized that I was supposed to watch that one with like, an actual VR headset, not just staring at my tiny-ass phone while i flicked the screen from side to side with my thumb to see if there was some weird easter egg somewhere. I don't know how to end this comment but i want it to be with some sort of commentary about accessibility, different aspect ratios, blah blah blah
How ironic that a video talking about original works being cut down due to accessibility needed to be cut down due to accessibility. Nevertheless, the original VR version of this video is very well mane and I hope it doesn't discourage Noodle to experiment with VR
Very cool that you decided to make the 2D version. Would be a shame if the original video would become unwatchable in the future, thus rendering it an example of the problem it tackles.
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This feels so cramped. This version actually adds a lot to the point that watching something the way it wasn't designed for can make watching it much worse lol
On the other hand, the constantly moving screen of my tablet due to the VR made it hard to see the smaller images/videos. I appreciate both version and think the original was a cool idea. But VR and I don‘t mix. =)
exactly
@@ArDeeMee it also didn’t quite mix cause the text was a tad bit small so it would blur. At least for my phone it did
@@ArDeeMee On tablet/mobile, you can click and drag the screen around, as well as pinch to zoom
@@iamuss76 bit hard if you're using a headset though, like as was intended
For whatever it's worth, I went through the (somewhat arduous) process of getting the video to work on my headset and I had a blast. I understand why this version exists, but I still really liked the original, and think it was worth your effort making it in VR.
noodle running very quickly towards you and slapping your face just hits different in first person
Indeed
@@pumpkin_pants3828 it hits different damn right
how did you get it to work with pcvr?
yeah im with the guy above me, how did you get it to work on pc? i thought youtube vr wasnt downloadable anymore
This artstyle is disgustingly cute. I love it. I want a plushie of the talkie person thing you made, and the fact that one probs doesn't exist makes me MAD for inexplicable, dumb reasons.
the fact the 2d version feels so wrong, even though i don't have a working headset and watched the vr one on my phone in a spinny chair, really rubs in the point.
Yeah it feels so cramp
No. In VR showing a 2D image is just as pointless as sitting on a meeting watching a power point on a projector. And we are not talking a nice office or anything. But a old projector pointing at a wall interfering with wall clocks and whatever else. And no AC and air is stagnant so you get a headache + unconformable seating. For a power point that is booring, pointless and as good to watch at home without having to start up a car find parking and pay for all of that... Just to watch a power point.
16:9 and 4:3 is the only screen standards. Black bars is only allowed to bridge the gap. And possibly if a movie or whatever creator know wtf they are doing and not just being a ass about refusing to use the tools available to make stuff as good as possible. 16:9, VR, 4:3. Simple as.
@@TheDiner50what is bro talking about
It’s pretty meta how we all get to experience this change in format for accessibility in real time
We need to go deeper! Maybe an audiobook version and then paperback followed by a version that's just the smell of the idea of the video.
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The VR version was so fun to watch. Thank you for taking the time to make both versions! Very cool and epic of you to do that.
The fact that you took the time to edit this, so u could constantly remind us we're watching a worse version, encapsulates the whole reason I subbed to your channel in the first place.
Indeed
Omnipresence comes in handy
I love his delivery at 2:44
Thank you! I had to miss out on the VR one because I literally cannot play videos at a higher resolution than 144p, so the 3D one was nothing but unintelligible fuzz. This one is watchable. Thank you.
This legend just made a video about ruining movies with formats they weren't meant for, and then ruined that video with a format it wasn't meant for
Thank you for making this version of the video. I had one of the bigger comments about phone issues and nausea, and it was a whole lot more comfortable to watch this format. As others have already mentioned, this does actually do a good job of illustrating your point. With certain gags being missed and the difference between different formats not seeming as large
Some interesting notes from film history:
On the Waterfront is a film made in 1954. Its a grest one. It was also shot to protect three aspect ratios: academy ratio (1.33:1), widescreen (1.85:1), and the middle ground 1.66:1, the widest image older square screen theaters could project. A lot of films from this era were shot this way so they could be sold to the largest number of theaters, and the director had no preference for any specific ratio. Criterion Collection released a whole set where the main feature on disc 1 is the middle ratio and the second disc has the film in both full frame and widescreen.
TWO YEARS EARLIER This is Cinerama released. And at release it only was shown in roadshow settings. This thing was not only taller (6 perfs high vs 4 perfs of literally every other film) but also used three reels of synced film side-by-side (along with a fourth for surround sound and a fifth with a “breakdown reel” of extra scenes for when this delicate system inevitabley broke and something went out of sync) for the first popular ultra widescreen experience. And for the Blu-ray releases of Cinerama films they invented “Smileboxing” to curve the image along the flat screens to simulate the giant Cinerama screens. So you can only see it sorta like it was intended at home if you have a curved TV or monitor, cause there’s only two or three Cinerama theaters left in the whole world.
For those of you wondering, yes the zoom at 12:19 was in the VR video too... actually scared me.
No it wasn't lol
@@noodlefunny there is, it's at 12:57 of the 3D video
That was fascinating! And thank you for making a 2d version.
So, how about addressing the trend for recent films and TV shows to be shot with such an utter lack of lighting that the viewer literally spends minutes at a time looking at an entirely black screen? I'd love to know the decision making and technical process behind *that* bit of cinematography.
Thank you so much. I've seen it in the original but TH-cam made it really hard. I still annoyed it and now I can also see it completely. Thank you again!
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It’s interesting how much people worry about “the fear of missing out”
Missing out on watching movies the “intended” way or playing games the “intended” way.
At some point, does it matter at all? We can’t experience everything, and no environment can fit in this elusive concept of artistic intent. The more you whittle it down, things are just not going to line up with this imaginary scenario.
Isn’t it more important the experience you walk away with, rather than focusing on what you missed out on?
I love how top gun maverick changes to their imax ratio when it's the plane scenes so scenes other than the flying stuff it's like those Halo ce cutscenes
As much as I enjoyed the VR version of this video, one can only last so long being in the same room as noodle before they are overcome with holy fear, so I'm glad this much less terrifying version exists.
Really liked the original video, but I'm glad you made this available! I see them as complementary experiences in a way, you can actually corroborate your original point by giving the option of seeing the version as you originally intended and this simplified yet more accessible one
Indeed
I love the lore of the house getting slowly but steadily demolished
I watched this version after watching the first one in my quest 2...
AND OH MY GOD, YOU HAVE SUCH A VALID POINT.
so much DEPTH is lost when you change the resolution / how you are supposed to view it
Glad you made a version of the video I could actually enjoy. Nothing worse than having to sit perfectly still to watch a video without feeling motion sick
I can actually watch the video now, thank you
i love how noodle makes a whole video about how formatting seriously fucked up how videogames or movies are watched, and how some people didn't have access to certain resources to get a better experience, only to then use a specific niche format in his own video, and suffer the exact same issues
I'm extremely thankful that you decided to make a non-VR version.
VR is not accessible to me in any way, but I still wanted to consume your content. This video in particular interested me.
I do now wish, having seen the video, that I had a way to watch the VR version, and, should that ever come to me, I will for sure.
But for now, I'm just glad I got to see the video.
I literally had never thought about this before- I was watching RuPaul’s drag race on Paramount+, it was originally made in 4:3 (which is how it’s presented) and towards the end when the ad breaks happen it suddenly goes “fit to screen” and it squishes the picture completely! It made me cringe so hard I questioned everything ;-;
I really appreciate this. Noodle, u remain one of the coolest creators on the platform
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The VR version was such a fun treat, I loved it
Indeed
Not gonna lie, I came here for 15:34. But also, as a huge fan of accessibiltiy (INCREDIBLY IRONIC given the video itself), thank you. In a really weird, meta sense, comparing the "VR" video and this "2D" video nails the point down even further - we can't watch the video in the way YOU, the creator, intended, and it doesn't come off right... but at the same time, we NEEDED it.
yeah i couldnt zoom out on my phone so im glad you made this. the face filled my screen and it felt like it wasnt intended to look around for everything. couldnt even see the safe zone
Corrections:
16:9 is an invention of the digital age. People who saw Robin Hood in theaters originally would have saw it in 1.66:1 most likely, but there was leeway in either direction (1.85 and 1.33 being the most common by far). Some theaters would still have had 4:3 screens and shown it that way. In fact if you were to look at print of a sound movie from this era, the picture would actually be about 1.2:1 because the sound part takes up some of what used to be picture, so even in 4:3 it's cropped slightly. These movies were never meant to be seen in this full 1.2:1 height, and it was not uncommon for boom mics or other unwanted parts of the set to be at the extremes of the frame that would have been cropped out, even for home video releases.
Seinfeld wasn't "upscaled" to 4k, it was shot on film and rescanned in the 4k (or so) resolution it always existed in.
Digital IMAX is usually 1.89:1
0:50 watch the little boy move! I love ‘im
I may be in the minority but I really appreciate letting me watch this video 2d, because the 3d version was straight up unwatchable for me.
I remember watching Batman in theaters as a kid and wondering when the screen would stop expanding, it was such a cool effect.
I love how the house still has holes in it from the need for speed video
As someone who loves movies and suffers from motion sickness, I really hope that VR is not the future of movie-watching 😬
as somebody with a phone to small to fake VR with and not enough money for a legit VR I wholeheartedly agree
This video made me bust out the oculus, charge it, update it, log into youtube, and watch the VR version just to watch that Batman IMAX opening
I like the modifications of this one, even tho the original is better :
- announcement at the beginning about the intended version to watch it (see beginning of "Intro" chapter).
- sponsorship replaced with a mid-roll (see "Ad Break" chapter).
- fixed "IMAX" text not showing up at the beginning the the "IMAX" chapter in VR version (see beginning of "IMAX" chapter).
- saying that that movie opening wasn't impressive because the viewer isn't watching in VR (see 14:05).
- replacing some voice indicating that this video was made this way (in VR) to show properly the different ratio's aspects to letting you that this video was originally in VR so it can show properly the different ratio's aspects (see 15:45).
- Ending the video with an apology of keeping you reminded that this is the worse version to watch (see 17:27).
Even tho I already watched it in VR, it was still pretty fun to see what changed.
I wanted to use this so badly as a reference for an assignment I’m doing in school rn but sadly schools can’t handle the alternate phrase used to refer to fecal matter.
Absolutely brilliant set of videos, as a collector of VHS tapes, the beginning section was a joy to watch, also I watched this video half in VR before realizing you uploaded another version, and realizing how brilliant it is.
As someone who watched the VR version first, he gets his point across way more by VR being a potential solution to weird aspect ratios
I really wanted to enjoy this video in the form it was meant to be in but the vr without a headset was a little disorienting. Thank you for making this version 💜
Love the fact that you thought you found a good solution to the problem you were discussing and ran into the exact problem you were discussing.
8:54 that happy birthday was so perfect cuz today is my birthday 🥺
6:18 ummmm
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So hilariously I personally feel that this one looks better to my eyes, the original looked too zoomed out, and had too much negative space that it immediately started to bother me. I couldn't even make it past the 5 minute mark, yet I watched this one to the end perfectly content, but I had to watch it on my computer without a VR headset so I suppose that only adds to the point of this video.
Really like the concept of the original video, but as someone that doesn't own a vr headset and spent half of the original just fighting my phone to actually look at what was going on, I appreciate you going ahead with this version. Maybe one day decent VR won't be so prohibitively expensive and the ideas put forth in this video can come to fruition.
im really glad i actually took some time to watch the original video in vr, this feels claustrophobic in some screnes, great job
6:18 and suddenly I feel a very small urge to turn off my ad-blocker, but not by much
Imma be real with you, Noodle, I'm never gonna turn off AdBlock
Thank you for this! The VR stuff on TH-cam still has a way to go, but this was a much more comfortable watch (especially since the framerate was higher than 2 and it didn't try to rollback frames! Thanks, TH-cam!)
Very good video. Genuinely love listening to you talk about anything
I feel like a piece of shit for watching this version instead because my phone can't zoom out for some reason so the intended version is zoomed in to all hell but every comment and the description is like "This version sucks" so I don't know WHAT TO DO
Irony is watching this video and then accidentally doing something in your phone, trying to adjust its position, and accidentally discovering the "Zoom To Fill" function of TH-cam that makes the video fill the whole screen. The good Lord sure has a sense of humour.
2:45 = Pride Month!
8:53 = Birthday!
8:39 = Ducks!
I feel like this is poetic, a intended version having to cut corners for the masses at home. Noodle planned this.
Watching movies in vr, (i use bigscreen on quest 2) is actually really fucking cool, i'll probably watch movies exclusively either in vr and in theatres from now on
15:38 that scared the crap outa me when I watched it with my Vr headset
Now I want someone to pan-n-scan this version into a vertical phone-screen orientation to produce something truly cursed.
Kinda like when somebody rendered Noodle's critique of 60fps AI's in 60fps.
6:13 or im just a russian
the mad lad actually did it. he bussed it down Pixar in the early to mid 2000s style.
That midroll was the only acceptable midroll
The fact that i saw a midroll after you said “instead, youll be seeing a midroll”
Aaa, this format completely messes up the bald spot joke...
(Thank you for this wonderful demonstration of your point.)
"Full screen" was a dirty words in my house for years
Also Youpoop premium so you're welcome
Just watched the Need for Speed video. Again. Man, I hope there's gonna be a part 2. Maybe he'll actually use those wall supplies to fix his walls. Then re-trash them.
I watched the original on desktop and didn't realize I could move the camera so everything was so zoomed out that I could barely understand most of the points being made. Zooming in puts it at an angle which isn't nice to look at either so I actually like this version a lot more.
very happy this version exists
Wait, what if I didn’t get an ad at the “mid roll ad” section but I’m not a premium user nor do I have an ad blocker?
I like ur little dance every time u start talking about somthing
i had a great time using my lap top when watching the original....and far superior version of this episode. especially because I could look away from you talking at me like I would in a normal conversation because intense eye contact during a conversation is uncomfy...
Making this version made a very good example why tv or phones made watching movie worse.
The VR video really worked well on my iPad Mini. Now this 2D version is letterboxed on the 3:2 screen. I see the NFL is also broadcasting their games in 3:2 and my guess is it’s because the Microsoft Surface is also 3:2 and the NFL+ is a thing.
that add break is one of a kind.
I googled it. And I live like 20 min from one of the two theatres in all of Sweden(Bergakungen in Gothenburg for anyone wondering) and that’s hella pog!
The credits hurt my eyes
2/D would VR again
“Before I was so much as a cum” shit got me rolling on the floor dying from laughter 💀💀💀
Holy fuck the whisper in the IMAX theatre made me laugh so hard I nearly couldn't breathe. Keep it up, the sweet embrace of escape calls to me like the sirens.
we´re gonna just ignore the fact that "Happy pride month" was TOO CUTE!!!!???? 2:43
one of the most ironic video re-releases of all time
When VR has upgraded enough and more intertwined with society, I hope people come back to these vids and appreciate them even more.
Hi, I watched the entire video again, and I also agree with the irony of your message being applicable directly to the media in which that message was contained, and thus being self-referential in an entirely self-demonstrating manner that only strengthens that message.
All hail the algorithm.
I don't have an AdBlock and i still didn't get an ad.
Not the first time that happens...
this video really does help to prove your point.
and you don't even need VR to see the point.
I feel like watching this in 2D fails to get your point across when I can't look to my left and see 'cope seethe mald'.
This is still one of your best works yet, and now I can upvote it twice!
If this was a game you could argue that this 2D version is the Definitive Edition because it takes out the surfshark ad and adds in extra content in the with the beginning/end bits. But it does take out the high quality cutscene (the VR movie simulations) for Phone friendly quality cuts. So uhhhhhhh....Portable Demake *throws the video next to Donkey Kong Country 3D for the 3DS and Persona 3 Portable* A remake but for the portable console
At least it's not a Silent Hill HD Collection
I am not using adblock at the moment but also youtube ads have gotten so bad lately... like sometimes they force me to watch 2 unskipable 20 second ads in a row and it is always the worst garbage they can sell you and don't get me started on the ads that happen outside of videos...
And i hate that i can't just say "hey i am not interested in this ad" when i click on the settings button near the ad google wants me to report them and i don't have any reportable proof i am just uninterested in the 5th fake dating app this week
As someone watching on a pc with a rtx 3060 and good internet, the 2d version of this video is so much better. I'd only consider watching the 180 version in VR.
Rewatched this video now, after having seen only the original back when it released, and now just realized that I was supposed to watch that one with like, an actual VR headset, not just staring at my tiny-ass phone while i flicked the screen from side to side with my thumb to see if there was some weird easter egg somewhere. I don't know how to end this comment but i want it to be with some sort of commentary about accessibility, different aspect ratios, blah blah blah
Such a cool concept for a video and really well done.
"IN CASE YOU WERE BORN YESTERDAY"
"happy birthday"
How did I not get this notification for 4 weeks?!?
then theres me who gets a ticket to a theatre online and don't realize it's IMAX til i get there
i never considered that being on premium could help noodle
Imma watch the vr version too soon
masterpiece even without the vr :)!
I forgot I had the quest 2 when I tried to watch it in vr mode on my phone... Guess I'll watch this again when I get home!
coming back to this video a year later as apple released the vision pro and made watching movies in gigantic theaters a main selling point :)
How ironic that a video talking about original works being cut down due to accessibility needed to be cut down due to accessibility. Nevertheless, the original VR version of this video is very well mane and I hope it doesn't discourage Noodle to experiment with VR
Bro said "but instead, you're gonna get a mid roll", and i got an ad 🤯