And a very true statement

The video said this well I was reading

Couldnt be any more true for the world we live in this day and age .....who knows 10 years from now where we will be

Why would you want to cure such thing? Do you seek to have the mind of God?

@@NothingHumanisAlientoMe That is quite a foolish leap you’re making there. To answer your question - no, I would not desire the mind of God. because the mind of God would far surpass anything even the most intelligent human could ever dream of comprehending. Only a man of blinding ignorance and self-righteous pride could convince themselves of the illogical fallacy that a *created* being could ever stand toe-to-toe with *The Creator* (Que reference to Lucifer/satan’s fall in The Bible…) Perhaps a better reframing of your question would yield a wiser answer - I would never want the mind of God, but I’d want the mind that would fulfill and honor what He intended me to have upon creating me.

And how society can cause our unhappiness.

It's that good?

Yes sounds kind of like today's society

@@mrnobody6447 if you've got to ask you've got no morals honestly suggest making some morals

@@SingingWhileDrunk over asking if a film is good or not?

Dude it has no horror at all, it's like Shutter Island, see it once and you're done after the reveal

i believe it is more of thrilling genre, not thriller like gore and blood but that chills you to the mental

So true

Geert Matthys Horror isn’t blood and gore.

Thanks Nightmare King Grim very cool

Sounds like a great film I'm interested to see why the ratings and general opinion of the movie was so bad I'll be watching it tommorow

This film looks awesome! And it's rated low on RT

It had so many cheesy moments in the beginning but the story really picks up later on.

agreed.

To some extent I guess it’s seen as a cheesy riff on Shutter Island

Yes!

What does Midsommar have to do with this film, just curious

Aren't all Eels creepy tho

@@SnakeRoadComicsOfficial3677 depends where they are...

Thanks

Yes. Thought they were borderline Lovecraftian...

Eels are tasty 😋

Well the aquifer (and the eels it contains) survived the burning of the baron's estate the first time so I expect it survived the second time too. Anyone with knowledge of it's properties could start the process over again.

Do you guys remember what he said the medicine tasted like? 😆

sweaty seafood xD

Amirul Haeqal lol when he said it was like sweaty seafood I was like, “that’s probably not a good sign” 😝

@@Bradmhj haha i was confused when he said that as i dont think seafood can sweat xD

@@jellyfishi_ If it came to making normal or poor people disappeared. But hundreds of rich people have connections of their own.

Sounds like something the SCP foundation would see dismantled by judicious use of MTF forces

Well if rich people of an older age choose to live out the rest of their years in this exclusive spa then they would die at said spa eventually right? And since only rich people go there in the first place it’s marketed so that it wouldn’t be suspicious. I could be wrong tho.

@@temirab.5891 why would anyone want to leave?

@@phantomoftheopera371 yeah that’s how they got them.

Lol

thats me when i stole a candy from a baby and watch it cry

This is not true it will only kill you mentally

@@themostbritishpersonalive868 so you don't think that a cardiac arrest caused by stress won't kill you? Or from extreme stress that can result into psychological problem that will lead to suicide won't kill you?

Its called CPTSD and eventually becomes chronic disabling physical conditions like CFS/ME. Cause of death "unknown".

Ancestor Empire what is that hidden meaning 😳

@@user-ys7go1tf6t drinking the water at Disneyworld makes you.... Disney HQ: "Assuming Direct Control"

Ancestor Empire but the water tastes so good over there 😳🧐

@@user-ys7go1tf6t Wouldn't surprise me. I ain't drinking the water at Borg Headquarters

@YAHWEH It tastes like sweaty fish

Luggs Yeah same, that smile is wayyy too sinister for me.

It's interpretations like these that make me think Niat is a little too artsy in his analysis. He's the Freud of movies. And sometimes it is what it is.

Reaper_ExD I don’t think that is bad thing though honestly. To basically quote my English teacher, I enjoy what others think about things; Sometimes they think of things I never would of. I like his interpretation and honestly 95% of the time I’m with him. I also like to physcoanalyze films and find deeper meanings and themes, a lot of films like Midsommar don’t really work well if you only take them at a basic level. I feel as Nait is here seeing the good inside of him and believing that he won’t return to his ambitious ways whereas the rest of us realize our protagonist isn’t much of a good guy at all.

@Hi, I exsist. I like that point of view. Honestly never thought of it that way. Im always a person who is very blunt and straight forward. Maybe i should learn to appreciate the symbolism people find in the arts like Niat. Thank you for your words.

@@reaper_exd7498 Hello, just wanted to wish you guys the best. It always makes me extremely happy when there's sincere conversation and gratitude within the comments section. This method of communication is EXTREMELY vast, yet all too often it devolves into the equivalent of angry eight year olds arguing over cake. It's wonderful to see the tool actually used as intended, and even more wonderful to see folk who appreciates the device but even more so appreciate each other. Best wishes, thanks for helping me keep hope in our daily experiences. I'm very sick, been awake since 2 AM, it's nearly 8 AM now, and I should be in bed. I have an appointment at 2 this afternoon, with neurology to follow up on if I have my auto-immune issues spreading to my nerve tissues. *smiles closing her eyes* I'm babbling, asleep I'm sorry. Take care everybody, I'm so glad to know there are people out there who genuinely do care about each other and others' thoughts. That respect hasn't become a thing of the past just yet.

Then why was his skin green?

I thought it was a mutation

@@mrsnobody309 neh. He was almost burned alive in a fire. The longevity giving eels allowed him to survive, but did not actually heal his face.

@@joyruppert4710 lol it's not green. Maybe the lighting was weird in a scene?

Um no... they are showing you that the Elite are reptilian hybrids. Its a BIG universe out there... and this planet is a prized jewell with a bunch of pesky dumb humans on it to be exploited. The TV series V also depicted the reptilian incursion, but in a different way. Prince Charles is related to Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler) the inspiration for Count Dracula... think about that!

I saw it more like Amnesia - Dark Descent. Torture begetting lifeforce begetting steampunk concentration camp chicanery, led by pseudo-vampires in their european castle.

Rights

I want to know what the hell those things are

Yes

Migi hehe

Yeeeeessssssss

Yep. I heard about this movie from a video literally called: "The Bioshock movie we never got".

oh god

Great now I have a existential crisis

*gets eel jelly on me* I’m sorry, what were we talking about?

Well then the people would be eternally forgetful instead of immortal

@@thattbugg9531 so forgetful they forget to die

And that is how you disagree properly Take notes people

@@thattbugg9531 thank you

I am years late but I would like to hear your interpretation

Thought he was french in the harry potter books?

Lucius*

@@relaxingvideos2047 The joke being that the man who plays him, plays a german man in this film

@@relaxingvideos2047 i read them all and I'd like to ask how you got this info? ',:) i cant find anything about Lucius being French.. or was this a joke and am i about to get r/whoooshed :'

@@masons.4489 volmer is swiss tho

According to Goblin Slayer himself, He is goblin slayer. He slays goblins.

was that the anime with the grotesque first episode you're referring to?

Will add it to the list now! Thanks :)

@@jinnoparangue9486 yup

@@jinnoparangue9486 grotesque? It was a barely shocking force sex scene

Was this based on lovecraftian work ?

wolf bane bioshock got inspired from the atmosphere of lovecraftian. Lovecraft is not always about monsters, it’s mostly focus on the fear of unknown and the mentally horror psychological

Safi Rouhi Cuz In Sekiro, Grandson Ashina wanna use dragonblood for immortality?

Go on

The waters of rejuvenation was experimented by the monks and shows that it works but over time they mutate and become mummified.

In Sekiro there are parasitic centipedes in the water of rejuvenation that gives the host immortality

Same! I love the cinematography, sets and filming locations. It is definitely weirdly relaxing.