Nobody remembers being in their mom’s womb. Fetal brains are incapable of forming lasting memories. The neural networks of fetal brains are simply too immature.
Now I'm wondering if TH-cam's bots are now flagging the word 'urinal'. It is the only reason I can think of to so blatantly mispronounce that word from virtually every language in which it is used.
Always felt that Natalie Portman role in Leon was supposed to be creepy. The trauma of the characters family life shown caused her to interact in a way that a girl turning into a young woman she thought should to a male figure she liked. And then Leon uncomfortable reactions were good, but he had some messed up back ground and underdeveloped relationship skills too.
Portman’s feelings on Leon are unsurprising given her own experiences in the wake of it as well… she’s admitted publicly that the degree she was sexualized by fans after that role (understandably) freaked her out and left her shell shocked for years
Natalie Portman has also stated after Leon came out, she was so excited to receive fan mail. That is until she realized that a lot of it was creepy mail from men. She was 13 at the time. She said there was a “countdown clock” til she was 18 and it was legal to do her. So sick
Leon wasnt cringey. He just had the social skills of a canned sardine due to his profession. Other than his boss he really didnt have any friends, probably ZERO experience with kids and followed a strict routine. Any person who comes across that is going to think of it as weird or "cringey"
Leon wasn't cringey (apart from the stuff about killing people as a profession); it's how the character of Mathilda was sexualised in the longer version. Having her family wiped out would certainly be traumatic, but possibly wouldn't divert her from the running-for-her-life bit
The whole thing is very well put together. Leon the character wasn't creepy, he was just genuinely childlike in his head. And Mathilda was a seriously traumatized young girl probably starting puberty and not sure how to properly act (or more appropriately, not to act) on those emotions. And Leon sure isn't going to be any help in that department. Separate, it's fine. 12 year old girl with a crush on a "boy" is normal. A 40 year old man who is socially stunted is also normal. But put them together and that "boy" she has a crush on turning out to be a 40 year old man, who doesn't even realize it? The awkward tension just comes through naturally. That's what makes the script so good, it evokes such a profound sense of discomfort from what is, when you look at it, there actually isn't anything WRONG going on. She's traumatized and confused, he's pretty obviously autistic and naïve, neither one of them are predatory. But it still comes off that way. It's like when a great chef can cook a delicious meal using like three ingredients. The individual elements naturally play off each other in such a way that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
@@adamb89 I wasn't offended by the interactions between Natalie and Jean in Leon. At best, they're awkward although wouldn't go as far to say the depiction is outright immoral to showcase. I've seen so much worse in other movies: Hounddog, 12 and Holding, Mysterious Skin, Trade, B out of Carolina or A Serbian Film.
I'm tempted to agree with Natalie Portman. Leon - The Professional, was released in cinemas in two very different versions. In the UK, it was SIMPLY entitled Leon, and had very few of the rather cringey interactions between Leon and Mathilda that is in the US version. It also cut out nearly all the 'cutting the door chain' sequences, and the subsequent action. I only happened to see the US cut when I bought an early Blu-ray release, and thought that - not only that it had a creepy vibe - but also that it wasn't nearly as good a film as the one I'd seen in the cinema in the UK...
It was a young girl infatuated with her savior. It happens all the time. There is nothing unusual about it, except the time we're living in regarding movie writing.
@@tylerwunder - You're exactly right, and a sign of the times that people brush off the fact that she's being trained as an assassin, while losing their minds that she wants a more mature relationship from Leon ***that he doesn't reciprocate, and openly rejects***
The US version, titled "The Professional" cut out a few of the more suggestive scenes with Matilda and Leon because American audiences were bothered by them at test screenings. The European version, titled "Leon" left in the suggestive scenes believing that European audiences were more open-minded about relationships with minors and implied much more overtly that Matilda was in love with Leon. I have seen both and am not offended by either version. I consider the film to be one of Portman's best because she was absolutely fearless in that role.
So what did Margo Robbie's brother mean when he couldn't see her as a sister for awhile??? I get not being able to interact with her for awhile but the wording is uncomfortable
Nicholas Cage is just a nut but the actress Marilu Henner has total recall. She can instantly remember any thing that happened in her life with perfect detail.
Yeah, back in the 80s I saw her on _Later with Bob Costas._ She told him she can remember every day of her life, so he asked her where she was the day we landed on the Moon. She turned red and kept asking him who told him to ask her that. Costas swore he picked it at random. Turned out, it was the day she lost her virginity..
Okay...here me out. Will Poulter could play an adult Sid in a live-action/animated movie (à la "Who Framed Roger Robert") with characters from "Toy Story". The plot could be Sid somehow seeing the toys come to life and he thanks he's going crazy before trying to prove to everyone that he's not. I think it would be awesome.
You're supposed to feel uncomfortable about the relationship in The Professional. Nothing about it is supposed to feel positive. It's Noir, top to bottom.
Okay, what is up with pronouncing it "Yer-Eye-Nal"? Even though I'm North American, even in Britain I feel like everybody pronounces it as it's spelled, "urinal". As in "Yuri-Nal". LOL!
@@mariaaguadoball3407 No, in Britain, it's only pronounced that way, if you are trying to sound posh. Most Brits do not say it that way. edit: Not that that way is wrong, just different.
@@Thurgosh_OG In over 20 years, I've not heard one single British person - in person or on TV - say anything other than the first pronunciation. You must live in a very rarified environment.
@@mariaaguadoball3407 This is news to me then... ALL of the differences I've encountered between North American and British English, this is a new one, I didn't think I had any new ones left, LOL! Very unexpected. It just seems weird to put all that emphasis on an itty bitty i hiding in the middle of the word...
Seriously you say your-rinal (urinal) I know there's a huge difference between American English and British English but damn !!!! You guys call it the loo right ?
2 things to point out - 1) Stephen Colbert is a US tv host, with little to no recognition across the pond. 2) Colbert is a French name and the video host is English. Do you think any Englishman would make an effort to say words like the French do?
Bill Hader is playing it smart. Honestly, in my experience, a handshake and quick intro is worth more to me as a fan than someone's messy handwriting. I don't think I'm aware of any famous people who enjoy signing autographs or taking selfies (the neo-autograph).
Nic Cage talking about this is something Terrance Howard has said about himself as well. Terrance said that he does remember becoming conscious/aware while in the womb. Wonder if and how many others feel or think this as well.
Natalie Portman has WAY more cringe roles then Leon: The Professional. She did a great job portraying a girl that was falling for her "hero". He saved her, and that always comes with extra feelings on both sides. She thought it was love, Leon knew he had a responsibility to look after her like a father, and thats what he did. The only thing "cringe" about the movie is the people that look at it now and think its cringe. THOSE people have something wrong with them.
The relationship between Leon and Matilda is complex but also beautiful in it's own way. People forget that her character was rather mature for a girl of her age. Matilda smoked (although Natalie's parents would only allow her to hold a cigarette but not smoke it) and used obscene language.
Compare and contrast with Portman's role in Beautiful Girls where a teenager and a 30+ year old guy has a mutual attraction. I long wished that movie got a sequel.
I could sympathize with Margot's brother not being able to talk to her for 3 months after seeing her nude scene That's the prime definition of an "Akward Moment", If nothing else
What’s with americans and nudity? Haven’t you grown up seeing each other nude in the family - why should that be so stressful? A bit awkward maybe, but not much to talk about.
@@Fibonacci64 look up statistics on how religious America is, then look into America's puritanical history. No need to ask these questions these days when you can google it.
While I agree that Portman was highly oversexualized as a young person after that movie, I've never seen the movie itself as more than a young girl misunderstanding her feelings towards the first person who has actually cared for her in her life. Leon does not sexualize her, and is quite clear in telling her she's "just a little girl."
Well. I do believe i remember the day i was born. Remember a tunnel opening and seeing weird stuff moving me around. And some other things to. 😁 It might just be my brain putting in things i learned about birth into my memory, tricking me to remember how it was. 🤣 Im 42 years old, by the way.
Margot Robbie probably needs to not talk to her brother again. That sounds creepy as hell. He definitely has socks that are stiff enough to have withstood the force of those planes on 911. If you have a mental image of his socks, you're welcome.
With regards to Leon, I can see where Natalie is coming from. I heard in the novelization there’s a sex scene between the two characters. Which is really messed up. Also Margot Robbie’s brother got turned on by his sister naked and freaked out. 😂
I find it funny that Natalie Portman finds Leon creepy but has anyone watch Beautiful Girls? Timothy Hutton's character in that movie kind of flirts with a Natalie Portman throughout the whole movie and he was in his 40's and she was like 14.....but she finds Leon creepy🤔.
The fact that studios cast based on social media followers rather than acting chops explains why there are no great actors alive today who are under 30. If today’s under 30 actors are encouraged to have a bigger social media presence rather than doing theater or put more time into studying the craft rather than making Tik Tok videos… then it’s no wonder.
I don’t really know of any film actors that were “encouraged” to do theater. A lot of them either started there or went there after just to try a different medium. And you do realize that movies are business, yes? Hollywood isn’t setting out to make “art;” it’s out to make money. Why do you see the same new actor in 3 films back to back? They’re banking on the name recognition to drive ticket sales. It makes absolute sense that they’d push the person with the most followers, because follows can translate to cash. I’m not saying I like it; in fact, I absolutely abhor how deeply mired in social media “fame” we are. But cultural consciousness is one thing, recouping funds on a 100 million dollar investment is another, and I repeat: Hollywood is a business. They’re gonna choose cash over art every time.
Elle Fanning is about 25 and a really good actress. I thought her role in the film Super 8, was really well done and showed her acting ability, when she was only about 13/14.
I'm on the fence about Leon. It's a great movie but it does have some creepy lines. Disappointed about Besson. It's getting harder and harder to navigate the minefield of dodgy entertainment types. Just found out Rowan Atkinson is an ultra Tory which is going to affect how I see him from now on. On the other hand I had republican vibes about Ryan Gosling because of First Man but the real him is very different.
about Nic Cage remember when inside womb, I think there's scientific category about that, while most baby despite already had brain they all will have natural amnesia until age of 4 week of something but there's super rare case of some babies never get the amnesia and remember everything even when inside womb
"Nicholas Cage remembers being in his mother's womb."
Me - "Well of course he does."
Nobody remembers being in their mom’s womb. Fetal brains are incapable of forming lasting memories. The neural networks of fetal brains are simply too immature.
He saw that on Monk.
Now I'm wondering if TH-cam's bots are now flagging the word 'urinal'. It is the only reason I can think of to so blatantly mispronounce that word from virtually every language in which it is used.
Always felt that Natalie Portman role in Leon was supposed to be creepy. The trauma of the characters family life shown caused her to interact in a way that a girl turning into a young woman she thought should to a male figure she liked. And then Leon uncomfortable reactions were good, but he had some messed up back ground and underdeveloped relationship skills too.
Leon The Professional is one of my favorite movies all time.
Lmao. I know accents are different world wide and we all say things different. But I've never heard Urinal pronounced like that lmao
They're trying to sound posh. Most Brits don't say it that way.
im so glad im not the only one. I came to the comments just to see if anyone else was bothered (?) by that
@@Thurgosh_OG lol I hope not cuz that shit is ridiculous.
Portman’s feelings on Leon are unsurprising given her own experiences in the wake of it as well… she’s admitted publicly that the degree she was sexualized by fans after that role (understandably) freaked her out and left her shell shocked for years
“I just need a moment to consider you my sister again”…. What was he doing during those 3 months when he didn’t consider Margot Robbie his sister?
Rosie Palms and her five sisters?
Shame! Shame! Shame!
+donngu - Oh dear God!!! *cringe*
😂 I was thinking the same thing!
His hand got very tired and he had to go to confession daily.
Natalie Portman has also stated after Leon came out, she was so excited to receive fan mail. That is until she realized that a lot of it was creepy mail from men. She was 13 at the time. She said there was a “countdown clock” til she was 18 and it was legal to do her. So sick
Leon wasnt cringey. He just had the social skills of a canned sardine due to his profession. Other than his boss he really didnt have any friends, probably ZERO experience with kids and followed a strict routine. Any person who comes across that is going to think of it as weird or "cringey"
The directors cut is one of the shadiest films I've ever watched.
Leon wasn't cringey (apart from the stuff about killing people as a profession); it's how the character of Mathilda was sexualised in the longer version. Having her family wiped out would certainly be traumatic, but possibly wouldn't divert her from the running-for-her-life bit
The whole thing is very well put together. Leon the character wasn't creepy, he was just genuinely childlike in his head. And Mathilda was a seriously traumatized young girl probably starting puberty and not sure how to properly act (or more appropriately, not to act) on those emotions. And Leon sure isn't going to be any help in that department. Separate, it's fine. 12 year old girl with a crush on a "boy" is normal. A 40 year old man who is socially stunted is also normal. But put them together and that "boy" she has a crush on turning out to be a 40 year old man, who doesn't even realize it? The awkward tension just comes through naturally. That's what makes the script so good, it evokes such a profound sense of discomfort from what is, when you look at it, there actually isn't anything WRONG going on. She's traumatized and confused, he's pretty obviously autistic and naïve, neither one of them are predatory. But it still comes off that way. It's like when a great chef can cook a delicious meal using like three ingredients. The individual elements naturally play off each other in such a way that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
@@adamb89 I wasn't offended by the interactions between Natalie and Jean in Leon. At best, they're awkward although wouldn't go as far to say the depiction is outright immoral to showcase. I've seen so much worse in other movies: Hounddog, 12 and Holding, Mysterious Skin, Trade, B out of Carolina or A Serbian Film.
It dosent help he seems like he might be autistic as well.
“You Rhino”?
Imagine being the doctor giving Nebula a therapy session
I suspect they would spend a LOT of time talking about her father.
I'm tempted to agree with Natalie Portman. Leon - The Professional, was released in cinemas in two very different versions. In the UK, it was SIMPLY entitled Leon, and had very few of the rather cringey interactions between Leon and Mathilda that is in the US version. It also cut out nearly all the 'cutting the door chain' sequences, and the subsequent action. I only happened to see the US cut when I bought an early Blu-ray release, and thought that - not only that it had a creepy vibe - but also that it wasn't nearly as good a film as the one I'd seen in the cinema in the UK...
Sounds to me, it's UK that's cringe here.
It was a young girl infatuated with her savior. It happens all the time. There is nothing unusual about it, except the time we're living in regarding movie writing.
@@tylerwunder - You're exactly right, and a sign of the times that people brush off the fact that she's being trained as an assassin, while losing their minds that she wants a more mature relationship from Leon ***that he doesn't reciprocate, and openly rejects***
The US version, titled "The Professional" cut out a few of the more suggestive scenes with Matilda and Leon because American audiences were bothered by them at test screenings. The European version, titled "Leon" left in the suggestive scenes believing that European audiences were more open-minded about relationships with minors and implied much more overtly that Matilda was in love with Leon.
I have seen both and am not offended by either version. I consider the film to be one of Portman's best because she was absolutely fearless in that role.
@@watts111 Personally, I liked Annihilation. Was it a great movie, Hell No. But it was a good watch.
Who says your rine al? That made me laugh
So what did Margo Robbie's brother mean when he couldn't see her as a sister for awhile??? I get not being able to interact with her for awhile but the wording is uncomfortable
Definitely was thinking incest
DeNiro was like “Nah, Marty let’s get back to what made us, Italian gangster films”
Out of DeNiro’s 15 most popular films only 5 are gangster films
What is with that pronunciation of “urinal”????!??
Yer-Eye-Null 😂
Nigella Lawson: 'Micr-o-wav-e'.
@@luisrizo8813 Americans TOM-ATE-TOE 😂
@@CashelOConnolly - Hobbits: POE-tay-toe
@@FHL-Devils aren’t you being racist
@@CashelOConnolly Dan Quayle
I have never heard the word "urinal" pronounced that way.
That said, it's how I'm going to pronounce it from now on. 😂
Nicholas Cage is just a nut but the actress Marilu Henner has total recall. She can instantly remember any thing that happened in her life with perfect detail.
I believe it's called eidetic memory. And you're correct in that Marilu Henner has it and she can recall the events all the way back to her birth.
Yeah, back in the 80s I saw her on _Later with Bob Costas._ She told him she can remember every day of her life, so he asked her where she was the day we landed on the Moon. She turned red and kept asking him who told him to ask her that.
Costas swore he picked it at random. Turned out, it was the day she lost her virginity..
So acting isn't still set for getting a movie role anymore it's who has the most Instagram followers that's some BS
Ive never heard a British person say urinal before. That shit choked me!
if this doesn't confirm the name mispronunciations on this channel are intentional, i don't know what could
Please be so.
Okay...here me out. Will Poulter could play an adult Sid in a live-action/animated movie (à la "Who Framed Roger Robert") with characters from "Toy Story". The plot could be Sid somehow seeing the toys come to life and he thanks he's going crazy before trying to prove to everyone that he's not. I think it would be awesome.
What's a Ur-Eye-Nal?
Leon still one my childhood fsavs n to think only few year ago a realised watching again it's Natali Portman
You're supposed to feel uncomfortable about the relationship in The Professional. Nothing about it is supposed to feel positive. It's Noir, top to bottom.
No. What he actually said was the word “urinal”. Not “Yourrhynol”
Or here me out, the director learned about DeNiro’s sense of humor in the last 5 decades of working with him.
Okay, what is up with pronouncing it "Yer-Eye-Nal"? Even though I'm North American, even in Britain I feel like everybody pronounces it as it's spelled, "urinal". As in "Yuri-Nal". LOL!
In Britain, it's pronounced as in the video.
Yep, he pronounced it properly.
@@mariaaguadoball3407 No, in Britain, it's only pronounced that way, if you are trying to sound posh. Most Brits do not say it that way. edit: Not that that way is wrong, just different.
@@Thurgosh_OG In over 20 years, I've not heard one single British person - in person or on TV - say anything other than the first pronunciation. You must live in a very rarified environment.
@@mariaaguadoball3407 This is news to me then... ALL of the differences I've encountered between North American and British English, this is a new one, I didn't think I had any new ones left, LOL! Very unexpected. It just seems weird to put all that emphasis on an itty bitty i hiding in the middle of the word...
Seriously you say your-rinal (urinal) I know there's a huge difference between American English and British English but damn !!!! You guys call it the loo right ?
They're trying to sound posh. Most Brits don't say it that way.
Yu-rye-nal?
Can't leave out "bewk"
..."Yer-righ-nal"?
7:35 Also, Tom Cruise is the cousin of William Mapother… who played the abusive ex-husband in that film.
Wow. Tom Cruise doing something seemingly magnanimous. What a concept.
the 't' in 'colbert' is silent.
To US Americans, who have heard of him, maybe but for the rest of the world, it's just a name.
Your-rhin-al.....Never in my life have I heard someone say it that way.
THE PROFESSIONAL WAS SO GOOD, SHOULD'VE HAD A SEQUEL!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Colombiana was written as a sequel, and then changed to be a stand alone. It works though.
The T in Colbert is silent. It would be nice if hosts for videos were taught how to pronounce names.
Maybe he hates the French? It's not like the entire WhatCulture channel has a problem with mispronouncing names, places, things, events etc., etc...
@@jozipf.alonzo302 Most people suspect they do it to get more comments.
@@InnaGottaDavida That would be crafty.
@@jozipf.alonzo302 Every time I point it out on one of their videos I am adding another comment. I feel so used.
2 things to point out -
1) Stephen Colbert is a US tv host, with little to no recognition across the pond.
2) Colbert is a French name and the video host is English. Do you think any Englishman would make an effort to say words like the French do?
In the Bedroom's villain is played by Tom Cruise's real life cousin.
Wonder if Tom Cruise recommended the actor to Todd Field during "Eyes Wide Shut".
Yes; and he looks like a cross between Tom Cruise and Pedro Pascal!
Parkinsons is a nasty illness I know from first hand experience.
Your-eye-nal?
Bill Hader is playing it smart. Honestly, in my experience, a handshake and quick intro is worth more to me as a fan than someone's messy handwriting. I don't think I'm aware of any famous people who enjoy signing autographs or taking selfies (the neo-autograph).
I never knew urinal was pronounced your-eye-nuhl in the U.K. I looked it up because it was so odd to my ear. Interesting.
They're trying to sound posh. Most Brits don't say it that way.
Did you actually call a Urinal U-rin-al? 🤣I've heard friends from the UK pronounce it before but none of them ever said it that way.
Sorry, where was Will Poulter spotted?? 😂
I liked Will Poulter in Guardians 3, but I think he was better in The Maze Runner
Maze Runner is just so weird and stupid. The whole thing makes zero sense.
If there's a live action remake, we know who's playing Syd's Dad (Changed to dad)
This is a joke right?
@@fashionablechangeling2003 Which part.. live action quick low effort cash grabs seems to be a thing these days
@@GUKingOfHeart The fact that a 30 year old man would be playing an 11 year old boy
@@fashionablechangeling2003 oh, oops.. didn't think about that. Yea, ignore my original comment.
It could be a live action film set when Syd was and adult and still not able to convince others about the 'living toys'.
Nic Cage talking about this is something Terrance Howard has said about himself as well. Terrance said that he does remember becoming conscious/aware while in the womb. Wonder if and how many others feel or think this as well.
Terrance Howard also thinks 2×1 doesn't equal 2. Not a good source of anything.
@@davidwiley4953 Lol right. I don't consider him a good source just mentioning he's another celebrity to say this.
I had to look up, who Terrance Howard was. The guy dropped from playing 'Rhodey', which was a good think as he was the worst thing about that film.
@@Thurgosh_OG I don't think he was bad but Don Cheadle was far better.
05:09; 'ur-i-n-al'
is that really how brits pronounce Urinal?
I get Will Poulter and Cameron Monaghan mixed up, and initially thought it was the same person lol
You know who else tell the craziest stories? other drug addicts that don't act for a living
White underbelly
Love your lists!😊😊😊❤❤❤
"u-rye-nal" - most bizarre mispronunciation of ur-in-all I've ever heard.
Natalie Portman has WAY more cringe roles then Leon: The Professional. She did a great job portraying a girl that was falling for her "hero". He saved her, and that always comes with extra feelings on both sides. She thought it was love, Leon knew he had a responsibility to look after her like a father, and thats what he did.
The only thing "cringe" about the movie is the people that look at it now and think its cringe. THOSE people have something wrong with them.
The relationship between Leon and Matilda is complex but also beautiful in it's own way. People forget that her character was rather mature for a girl of her age. Matilda smoked (although Natalie's parents would only allow her to hold a cigarette but not smoke it) and used obscene language.
You said it.100%
Compare and contrast with Portman's role in Beautiful Girls where a teenager and a 30+ year old guy has a mutual attraction. I long wished that movie got a sequel.
Nic Cage is the gift that keeps on giving!
I can't stand the way he pronounces urinal
Why do you say urinal like that? haha
I could sympathize with Margot's brother not being able to talk to her for 3 months after seeing her nude scene
That's the prime definition of an "Akward Moment", If nothing else
What’s with americans and nudity? Haven’t you grown up seeing each other nude in the family - why should that be so stressful? A bit awkward maybe, but not much to talk about.
@@Fibonacci64
USA is such a backward country
What most countries already overcame, americans are only now discovering
@@Fibonacci64 not all of us are as comfortable with nudity, whether it's among family or otherwise, as other people would be
@@Fibonacci64 look up statistics on how religious America is, then look into America's puritanical history. No need to ask these questions these days when you can google it.
@@Fibonacci64 no not usually. If you see your family nude it's usually by accident. Americans are still highly influenced by puritan culture.
While I agree that Portman was highly oversexualized as a young person after that movie, I've never seen the movie itself as more than a young girl misunderstanding her feelings towards the first person who has actually cared for her in her life. Leon does not sexualize her, and is quite clear in telling her she's "just a little girl."
Leon as a character doesn’t sexualise her but the film and director doesn’t shy away from it.
Follow up question for Nic Cage. Do you have a history of taking hallucinogenic dugs
Well. I do believe i remember the day i was born. Remember a tunnel opening and seeing weird stuff moving me around. And some other things to. 😁
It might just be my brain putting in things i learned about birth into my memory, tricking me to remember how it was. 🤣
Im 42 years old, by the way.
I watched WOWS a few times but fell asleep each time. Same for Lord of the rings and titantic
Margot Robbie probably needs to not talk to her brother again.
That sounds creepy as hell. He definitely has socks that are stiff enough to have withstood the force of those planes on 911.
If you have a mental image of his socks, you're welcome.
Some teach him how to say urinal.
I had lost track of Michael J Fox after Spin City profession wise. DIdn't know he acted in anything after that, just worked with his foundation.
HAHAHAHAHA the way he said urinal! really!! how can you mis pronounce how you say Urinal! wow!
It's not a mis-pronounce, they're trying to sound posh. Most Brits don't say it that way.
@@Thurgosh_OG hahahahahahahaha laaaaaaaaaaaaaame!
You-rye-nal? I, too, enjoy malpronunciation.
You realize most of these are things were said probably to get an effect and not necessarily "truths", right?
Yoo-rye-nal? What are urinals called around the english speaking world?
even our GFs didnt talk us after WOLF OF WALL STREET scene
Were they jealous of her or angry at you for seeing Margoh full frontal?
Tom Cruise repeatedly proves just how awesome he really is.
What happened to the original actress who played Nebula?
The way he says urinal is hilarious
Your rhino?
Its pronounce Col-bear, not Col-bert
Try asking how many Brits have ever heard of him and then you'll know why people don't know how Steven says his name.
@@Thurgosh_OG That doesn't matter, I'm simply pointing out how it should be said.
i was gonna comment on how misunderstanding Social awkwardness is alike to bullying. but why even bother people suck and always will.
With regards to Leon, I can see where Natalie is coming from. I heard in the novelization there’s a sex scene between the two characters. Which is really messed up. Also Margot Robbie’s brother got turned on by his sister naked and freaked out. 😂
If you are going to recite a bunch of names, LEARN HOW TO PRONOUNCE THEM!
Why? It gets more comments this way.
@@Thurgosh_OG Touché!
God, imagine Robert de niro as Frank Costello . now i want to see that.
Karen Gilian seems like a really cool gal!
While I understand Natalie's comment, it's not exactly a surprise 30 years later...
Humans can't remember things ineutero.
A very small number can.
What was that about your rhino? 😊
Dude looks just like Sid!!! Lmao
Fanning dodged a bullet with the X-Men issue if that's true...
I find it funny that Natalie Portman finds Leon creepy but has anyone watch Beautiful Girls? Timothy Hutton's character in that movie kind of flirts with a Natalie Portman throughout the whole movie and he was in his 40's and she was like 14.....but she finds Leon creepy🤔.
For the love of all that is good and holy, the “t” is not pronounced in “Colbert”, it’s Coal-bear. Bloody hell.
Ironically, Natalie Portman rejected the title character role n 1997's Lolita because of the similar subject matter.
Natalie portman did a great job in the movie, but the movie is creepy as hell
... yeah, no 12 year old should be trained to be an assassin. But if you meant the other thing, then you missed the whole point of that story line.
WOW. THIS MAN HAS NEVER SAID THE WORD URINAL BEFORE.
Um, maybe it's a UK thing, but what is a "Your-Eye-Null"?
4:56 THAT IS THE CREEPIEST SHIT I'VE EVER HEARD!
Urinal?? Seriously?????
Cracking video
The fact that studios cast based on social media followers rather than acting chops explains why there are no great actors alive today who are under 30.
If today’s under 30 actors are encouraged to have a bigger social media presence rather than doing theater or put more time into studying the craft rather than making Tik Tok videos… then it’s no wonder.
I don’t really know of any film actors that were “encouraged” to do theater. A lot of them either started there or went there after just to try a different medium. And you do realize that movies are business, yes? Hollywood isn’t setting out to make “art;” it’s out to make money. Why do you see the same new actor in 3 films back to back? They’re banking on the name recognition to drive ticket sales. It makes absolute sense that they’d push the person with the most followers, because follows can translate to cash. I’m not saying I like it; in fact, I absolutely abhor how deeply mired in social media “fame” we are. But cultural consciousness is one thing, recouping funds on a 100 million dollar investment is another, and I repeat: Hollywood is a business. They’re gonna choose cash over art every time.
Elle Fanning is about 25 and a really good actress. I thought her role in the film Super 8, was really well done and showed her acting ability, when she was only about 13/14.
I'm on the fence about Leon. It's a great movie but it does have some creepy lines. Disappointed about Besson. It's getting harder and harder to navigate the minefield of dodgy entertainment types. Just found out Rowan Atkinson is an ultra Tory which is going to affect how I see him from now on.
On the other hand I had republican vibes about Ryan Gosling because of First Man but the real him is very different.
natalie portman regrets the professional but not thor?
She has no reason in the world to regret Thor.
@@timothyivey5497 I guess you haven't seen Love & Thunder then?
@@susanalderson8267It wasn't great, but it also wasn't anything like the horror show all the echo-chamber bros make it out to be.
@@susanalderson8267 'Annihilation' was wose.
Sorry to be that guy..but you mean Stephen Coal-Bear...not Cole-Bert
Not An Actor But I Have a Crazy Truth The first tv show I saw wasn't Cops It was Herman's Head a early 90's Fox sitcom with a devoted cult following
I have wanted to model my life after Herman's aggression but seem to always end up like his anxiety.
about Nic Cage remember when inside womb, I think there's scientific category about that, while most baby despite already had brain they all will have natural amnesia until age of 4 week of something but there's super rare case of some babies never get the amnesia and remember everything even when inside womb
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