scooby doo logic

Hollywood logic

Hey, we are 3.let's split into a group of 2 and a group of 1 😉

Notice how he has two "man" in his name, meaning he is twice the man a ordinary man is, lol

My favorite character; Hugh Mann

@@jakecheong664 Super man

Lmao that's funny as hell bro

"what is your gender Mr male? "

Astronaut in the oven yeah!!!

Dude have you read the book? That equipment's necessary. The book was written by Michael Crichton, the guy who wrote Jurassic Park, The Lost World and other groundbreaking sci fi novels.

the guy put the film in slow motion

@@lt.jimmypatterson7125 uh oh, someone doesn't know bout rollin down in the deep

@@shine7103 he probably never had his brain go numb and most likely doesn't call that mental freeze too.

The thumbnail made me click.

I remember seeing this at the theater. I'd just figured out the reason the CGI of the day looked so bad was that it didn't match the ambient lighting and along came this one where they made that part of the story with "it doesn't react to ambient light!" Uh-huh.

Hugh Mann.

What you can't see nor understand is usually what makes something scarier

You're too smart

They should of imagined a billion dollar and then forget the sphere

Lol exactly what i thought . or atleast a device like a helmet or ring that gives them super intelligence and the ability to control that power .

recall the forbidden planet? if not humans get a boost from a alien device and discover the beast within. sometimes called the subconscious and that is something no power can control. and what's the subconscious? it's your darkest fear, enjoyment and pleasure it's uncontrolled freedom and would make this world hell on earth if unleashed.

Food for thought: They thought about forgetting about the sphere and depositing it somewhere outside of human reach (for now). It flies out into space, where, in a likelihood, in a few hundred years, an American space ship will stumble upon the sphere in outer space, triggering this whole sequence of events. They are likely in a closed loop then ;) One of the three probably subconsciously wondered that in the future, humans will rediscover the sphere and/or they all thoughts humans weren't ready for that power "yet"

In an Alternative world He was marry

@@bawknan7742 married to Harry..

@@nobodycares99 had a son named parry

@@bawknan7742 went to school with Garry..

@@nobodycares99 😂😂

Yeah facts indeed

Definitely one of my favs!

Read Crichton's book, it's so much better!

Love the unusual combination of actors that met as crew.

What’s the tittle on that movie

Hi again

Not only are you in every video I see, but also you are super early lol.

@John Riley could be a millionaire with too much time on his hands.

Bruh u da goat

U everywhere

Well his channel has alot of momentum atm, if stops now he'll lose it. I can really appreciate the grit, he definitely deserves what's coming to him.

He technically has 3 uploads everyday because his other channel has a daily upload

i just dont get how the fuck he does it so fast like seriously H O W

@@robbruh1661 at least 5 mans team I guess

It’s a robo voice, I wonder who actually runs it?

If I was in the situation of one of these characters I'd be extremely screwed ; when I watched the movie as a kid I was sure that the dead bodies inside the spaceship would soon come scratching at the habitat's hatch... Kinda disappointed they didn't in the end though

....who on earth? Maybe the enlightened buddhist monks. The genes populating the monotony of the urban jungle...not so much.

@@changsangma1915 yes they are the best candidates for a power like this

I do.

That's why Eliphas Levi (an actual historical persona, a phyllosopher and a believed sorcerer) taught that a practitioner of magick has no business in using spiritual force to summon, manifest, change etc. before one has formidable control over one's emotions, particularly the fear. He even developed a whole spiritual practices system dedicated to it based on classical elements (Earth, Air, Water and Fire) and their manifestations in human's psyche. Same point.

@xxnatshaffe true, but the amount of time to watch movies and make videos isn't as easy as some other youtubers imo.

@xxnatshaffe That's what I cannot understand: it's just a synopsis - no attempt at opinion or analysis or comment on any aspect of anything at all. You could just as well read the plot on Wikipedia... Why?

@@bluex610 Wouldn't you watch movies and make this kind of video if you were being paid to do so? It's not exactly something that's massively hard to do, we could all do it we just choose not to.

this is free content you are getting. why not just be happy with it and stfu about anyone could, this is not that hard blah blah blah. if anyone could, why haven't they till recently, if its not hard why are some alot more successful than others? effort into a worthwhile and high quality content is to be commended as there isn't that much of it on social media. but some are just unhappy with their own lives and belittle or mock the accomplishments of others. Predictable and sad.

Theres a team. Someone writes the script, someone puts together the video, and someone does the commentary.

Which is insanely dumb logic. Look how various civilizations write their numbers. We'd struggle to communicate by numbers purely because we wouldn't know what the other is representing with their written language. Then when we cross that barrier we could still start a war. IF you or I saw 4 we wouldn't think anything of it. It's a rather nice number. In Asia, it is synonymous with Death. We have no idea what numbers could represent their equivalent of 666, 4, 13. We might end up threatening them unintentionally. If all else fails, we aren't talking. Unless both sides are interested in communicating we're not going to talk period.

@@Kevin7557 Honestly, this. The only reason we use a decimal system is incredibly trivial, yet unique to us - we have 10 fingers on out hands.

With that logic we could start war by literally anything a gesture, sound, thought who even knows. If both sides would like to communicate its our priority to learn in which way writing, speaking, numbers or even some mind reading thougts, pictures who knows its more complex. So unintentionall threatening will happen either way, it just depends on how respectful we will be to each other to learn the correct way. Like saying bad words in other languages without you knowing someone would get upset right away and someone would correct you.

Again, the government(in this made up fictional sci fi universe not based on anything real or scientific) figures theres a possibility if they make alien contact, the life forms may find it easier to communicate with the team if they have a commonground. They cant say "well maybe we shouldnt try to speak with them because even a hand gesture might piss them off." They have to make contact and make it quickly to determine if its a threat. Its also worth noting, the government uses a body of work published by a psychiatrist on how to respond to alien contact should it ever occur. (Which again, you'd know if you watched the movie.)

@@Kevin7557 mathematics and digits as visual interpretation have very little in common. The universal fundamentals are in binary or to be easier to understand - 0/1, yes/no. For interstellar civilization, it would be like a highschool homework or even a routine protocol.

In the book they lose the powers and memories. However its implied that Halpern choose to keep them. But Crichton was notorious for his unexplained mcuffins, so the sphere/ship or pilots are never explained.

Yeah, they were using them before when they didn't know they had them

@@nikushim6665 probably people in the future discover the sphere in space

​@@PrinceJes Like i said the novel never mentions it outside of the initial discovery. Nore is it ever continued in any of his other books. Its just a mcguffin to move the plot along.

@@nikushim6665 Nah what I said makes sense

well just put me into that sphere and trust me the things you will see will scare the life out of you literally

The blood sucking lawyer would have been on the Navy Captain's side

Lawyer for food during emergency and philosopher to decide which part to eat first?

@@SpecialProjectY pretty sure it was a Jurassic Park reference

@@targard.quantumfrack6854 ohhhh! Thanks!

True lol 😅 but you can't blame him he gets many comments saying to make more videos......But I do agree he needs sleep

Pretty sure multiple people work for this channel

@@intotherainbow2669 yes,all these people asking him to slow down are just stupid

Lol buncha motivation killers. Pipe down. Ur acting like hes slaving away in the mines of Moria battling goblins and cave trolls trying to save. middle earth. Jfc

Dont worry about him

True! It would close the loop!

That’s Vertical Horizon

@@MattFoleysGhost you mean Event Horizon?

So what, a loop?

omg it's a predestination!!!!

Indeed! Although that's the part, that the more you think about it, the more it confuses one's mind...

@@alexanderzhmurov9624 that's probably the real reason the phenomenon is listed as unknown, it doesn't make sense that future space explorers would need 1990s people to tell them what a black hole is. So the idea that they had to either die or forget to keep the paradox at bay makes no sense. The reason it's an unknown phenomenon is because it didn't behave like a black hole, a ship wouldn't just stumble on a black hole like that especially an active one as shown. It would be obvious from lightyears away and easily avoided. And the ship wouldn't just survive the encounter if it was flown into one. The thing was manifested by at least one crew member, meaning it was a surprise and wouldn't have been recognized as a black hole due to it not behaving like one.

Prediestion pardox

Oh wow that's wacky to think about. Although it depends how you think time travel would work

Yeah the movie blew the ending completely.... in the book, the sphere just disappeared. In the movie, it flies off into space and is witnessed by several Navy people.... 🙄

He is great

Michael was a master in his craft. I reread his books all the time

Agreed I recently read the original Jurassic park novels and they were better than the movies, brutal and extremely entertaining

Timeline: "Am I joke to you?"

@justan idiot but at least the lost world book was better than the movie. the adaptation wasn't great

The deepest dive without a pressure suit is 1,090 ft. In theory it would be physiologically possible down to 1,500 ft. Your body can handle 700 psi evenly distributed around it because there's 700 psi in your lungs as well and the water in your cells is almost incompressible. I can put 10 tons on a single sheet of paper without destroying it so long as there's something capable of supporting 10 tons holding it up on the other side.

Short Answer: the screen play writer SAID SO

they were gods because of object from space so believe he could swim

Lmfaoo same

I was wondering what this movie was for 10 years, since I didn't watch it to the end and I only remembered the sphere. And that there was some timey wimey stuff situation involved

Or when he gets crushed in the door.

I assume it’s more of a “no homo” thing than anything significant to the story

Bc she kept the power, they didn't

Because beth didn't go through with it. She chose to keep the power

the titles are kinda click bait in this channale

@@DrStone-rw3ct they literally summarise the events (most of the time)

Because they were deep underwater and stuck there because of a storm. It's easy to get scared like "what if a shark attacks us or a giant ass squid". They didn't know about the power back then so there was no reason for them to think "imagine if a billion dollars fell from the sky right now". Then when people start dying in front of you and you're actually being attacked by giant sea creatures it's easy to go in full panic mode "holy shit we're going to die" or "the creature wont stop unless we use this emp but it usually causes a fire so it's a last resort." They're already in panic mode and know it could cause a fire hence they start thinking about the fire and causing it to manifest. Dude already got attacked by the eel outside so when he stepped into the puddle of water he started thinking "hope some eel or snake like creature doesn't attack me again". It's impossible not to have negative thoughts like that when you're in a stressful situation. If you ever get stuck in a burning building try thinking 'imagine if I win the lottery' or something pointless when you're about to die. You wont be able to and the only thing on your mind will be "crap I hope the roof doesn't collapse on me or a giant fireball engulfs me". Started with the lady seeing a jelly fish then another crew member hearing about it and being scared because she got stuck in a school of jelly fish. She imagined "what if the jelly fish start attacking her rather than swimming aimlessly" and so they did. Soon as she died it was over since everybody else will be panicking now. It did sort of stop until he read the book about a giant sea creature attacking otherwise they might have all survived. Moral of the story could technically be "reading kills" but they were all bound to freak out eventually. Doesn't even have to be anything big either like for example you're walking on a slippery floor and think "hope I don't trip" then when you do you'll think "ohh god, hope that didnt break my arm" then when you're in pain "ohh god I hope it doesn't heal funny or remain broken". Literally impossible to get rid of thoughts like this. It's just human nature to worry about things and think ahead to avoid danger. You go in the woods, "hope I don't see a bear or get attacked by one". You go on an airplane, "hope it doesn't crash or a storm happens", etc...

Read the book, I read it when I was a kid. I think something about time travel was at the root of the whole thing. I remember the book getting pretty detailed and a little like Event Horizon. The characters would have to be deeply afraid of money for this billionaire scenario to work in the movie. Remember it manifests their fears or something like that, the movie was good but the book was amazing and detailed the sphere really well. Sphere and Jurassic Park were my first taste of "book is better than the movie," looking back I read more and was smarter when I was 11 than 36.

I think all of the books were missing the pages after the 87th page.

If it gets into the wrong hands... Otaku = Wifu and furries everywhere.

It's kind of cool how it jumps into that feeling. Humans weren't ready for the power, most of us aren't even ready for the anxiety of Weed brownies.

It’s because they have no effort put into them. Its just a text to speech voice talking over movie scenes

@Peter Mercado still though, the effort/time they need to watch this and write a summary and put the vid together is phenomenal

That's because most of these recap channels are made as businesses. They get multiple people to work on editing so that they can put them out so quickly. Some of them are definitely one person and not too good of quality. Although it's not actually so much work. You watch one movie a day. Cut out some scenes and put them in a video and have an computer narrate. The editing is so simple you could learn to do it really quickly

It just 2 a day, olot of people do it

@@brycethoreson9216 still, the effort and time put in is amazing

True story, I worked with an Airmen with the last name Goodman, and he was lazy as heck. He made up vital signs on our patients that I discovered shortly before coming back from our deployment to Afghanistan. I discovered this on a 10 years old local National boy when I discovered the boy's vital signs at night time over the previous 3 nights were 20% higher than Goodman's made up vital signs when the child was awake that should have naturally been higher. I told the nurse. The nurse shrugged it off. We found the10 years old boy dead within 4 hours of me telling the nurse about the made up vital signs. This was June 2012, I have never gotten over it. The military never truly investigated the boys death. This man was anything of a "good man" in my book.

yeah it was just that good scared the crap out of me to

@Cinema Recap i honestly enjoyed your channel

What's the name of this movie ?

@@trialsrider001 SPHERE

I didn't notice that, Part 2 where u at?

This channel is 3 months old and gaining subscribers fast. your intelligence is embarrassing.

@@Sai-zv6hy damn bro u good?

Ok. Shut up.

Thank you, I've been trying to remember the title with the alien tsunamis at the end, but every time I've tried to find it I just end up on Sphere instead. Initially I thought it was Deep Blue Sea, which also stars Sam Jackson funnily enough.

So true

I suspect that was the point. Michael Crichton wouldn't have picked a name that generic for no reason.

@Jov Ven Human Mail is far superior.

😂😂😂

Except this movie came out in 98'

Just shut up. We know!!!!!

Event Horizon edited out so much to get it's movie rating. It's said that that footage is even scarier!

@@ElonMuckX goodness I'd love to see that, it's annoying they have to cut so much out. I still enjoyed it a lot, there's a lot of story crammed into a short duration. It's funny you mention, I was just watching Minty Comedic Arts talking about RoboCop and he said they did the same to save it from an X rating. Studios love messing up art.

@@maxdangers I've been looking for the lost footage for years. Somewhere I found an interview about it, but I don't remember where.

I loved Event Horizon so much and I’m not even a big horror fan.

Yup true.

Agree! Can’t stop watching.

that was the first thing that came to make mind when i saw that scene 🤣

Might not be correct but possibly they aren't deep enough for crushing to occur from pressure, the only thing that would affect them at that depth is rising to the surface too quickly. Again, I'm not sure of the depth they are at.

@Alex BOU - Sadly no. “In short: most of the body can handle any pressure, but if we're breathing air the maximum safe depth is about 60 meters (190 feet), the feasible maximum with current technical capabilities (and special breathing gases) is about 500 meters (but, for safety reasons, those depths have only been simulated).”

plot armour

@@aaronrodden8121 L M N OG!

Yep, I think it too.

Even though the book was written the decade before I guarantee you they adapted it when they did to piggyback off of that film