I guess Im kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good website to watch newly released series online ?

like seriously the way some of his comments pierce through everything and just hit in a way that is real show he's a wise man in a way i cant know

*BAHHHH*

By some chance you link me to some of their old Spill.com podcasts.I used to be on their old website by I can't find the original podcasts anywhere : (

I think the podcasts are long gone, but you can watch over 300 animated reviews just by searching 'Spill Archive' into KZfaq

Nearly of their audio reviews are on KZfaq.

There's more than that, but you should have put SPOILERS at the top and left blank spaces so people didn't start reading them without warning! Click READ MORE for more on the symbolism used in the film..... 1. I think you are mistaken about the HOUSE being the Garden of Eden. The house is EARTH ITSELF. His office, where the crystal, which was the ONLY thing HIM told them not to touch, was the actual Garden of Eden. That's why, after they broke the crystal (the forbidden fruit), he sealed up that office so they could never get in there again. This was the expulsion of Adam & Eve from the Garden. But they STILL had access to all the rest of the House (Earth). 2. When the sink breaks & water starts spraying everywhere & Mother screams at them to get out, all the people leave the house for a while, just like the Great Flood in Genesis wiping out almost all of humanity. Almost. The survivors continue to multiply & they return in even greater numbers than before. 3. The baby is Jesus. 4. HIM's first book was the Old Testament. His second book was the New Testament. 5. God is much "older" than Nature because God is eternal, whereas Nature had a beginning. That's why there's such an obvious age difference in the lead characters.

@@DonnaBrooks spoilers for a 6 year old movie?! Okay. Not really spoilers pointing out symbolism. And that's all directly from the writer/director's mouth. Take it up with him for interpretation. Edit: I should've clicked on the profile before engaging.

Arsolon618 I wonder if J.Law Character acted as god?

absolutely. It is all there when you pick up those clues.

Oh wow, I'd never watch this film now. I love arthouse film but this sounds really pretentious and dumb.

well, to be fair, what art house film is not pretentious ? :/

If your reading these comments, don't listen to them. Watch it yourself and make up your own opinion.

Makaveli So he can control and talk over Korey?

Jack Smith totally agree. I used to be a huge fan of them, but now I just get annoyed by them.

I much prefer when Martin talks.

jonnyaimm As is life. Everything we ever like or love eventually annoys us to distraction.

Jack Smith I love Korey but if I took a shot every time he said "that's the thing about it" or some variation on that, I'd probably die of alcohol poisoning

just listen to the end of the complete audio show on their site. They go over spoilers at the end. I was somewhat close to guessing what story is retelling but still din't get it right. soundcloud.com/kcoolman/the-movie-review-extravaganza-9-14-17

Spoilers: Retelling of adam and eve Lawrence = mother nature Bardem = God Harris = Adam Pfeiffer = Eve Gleesons = Cain and abel Lawrence have a baby (Jesus) with Bradem; which the guests kill and eat...

Kevin Li was it good?

depends on your definition of 'good'

If you like to think, figure out symbolism and see film making techniques: cinematography, sound editing, etc. then you would appreciate the movie. Much of the film is communicated through imagery, facial expressions and body language so you have to pay attention. If you like to relax and have fun watching a movie, this isn't the movie for that.

Generally global warming and impending Apocalypse type movies hopefully do that to people. Personally I think this is one environmental movie that does destruction-of-our-planet towards Apocalypse type plot right.

@xy Interesting, I didn't pick up on the environmental angle. To me it was a very slow-burn home invasion thriller, where the protagonist gets gaslighted by her partner that the home invaders are, like, totally cool! Honestly the whole religious aspect of the film completely flew over my head on the first viewing, which is a little embarassing because they aren't exactly subtle 😅

just listen to the end of the complete audio show on their site. They go over spoilers at the end. I was somewhat close to guessing what story is retelling but still din't get it right. soundcloud.com/kcoolman/the-movie-review-extravaganza-9-14-17

Thank you!

agreed that was my main issue too...

I sat there and watched it for two hours in the cinema last night, I still don't know what it's about. Fucking brilliant though!!!!!

That's too soon. It starts to make sense soon

I thought he was a Power Puff villain.

Drake Santiago you can listen to it in their most recent Double Toasted Movie Review Extravaganza on SoundCloud, it's somewhere past the 2 hour 40 minute mark IIRC....

Lovityz, Thanks for the information.

Drake Santiago there's a separate audio episode on the iTunes podcast where he talks about it.

It's just a metaphor for the bible, it's not that deep, kind of lightly skips some more interesting feminist analysis of the bible, but by the end it doesn't really go any deeper into it. It's really on the nose and not that interesting overall.

Like Korey said it's not a metaphor it's a retelling

Something that is 'new' is not always 'enjoyable'

Couldn't agree more. The people who say that are the pretentious ones.

I'm referring to the group of people who have already seen Mother but have recommended that other people not go see it.

They want the right kind of different

Malevolent Elephant dang I need to see it

Malevolent Elephant watch the French horror movie Martyrs. Or the Turkish horror film Baskin about two cops stumbling onto a black mass. That's some crazy shit

HotPocketsBoy nice 12 oz mouse profile pic, good to know someone else watched it out there.

I've seen way way worse but this was pretty crazy.

I mean, it could have been crazier. That last act really hits you over the head with the overused "Religious Metaphor Bat."

" I saw it as an allegory for Christianity " - You saw wrong. Fuck off with this.

Its always funny when atheists get so easily triggered the moment God is brought up. Like why you so mad at something that doesn't exist? Pretty pathetic..

Deenclassic apple sauce because he's Old.

Why would you feel like you "Got'em!"? You did "Get'em" at all. Plus you sound spiteful. Did you also enjoy when people came expecting a horror film & got something else they didn't understand & hated?

Tim R To be fair Korey said " a retelling of a story". The reality is it's several stories and metaphors and characters. I saw the movie yesterday and watched the review today and noticed this. Korey is right, but his wording is misleading. And I agree, it clobbers you over the head in allegories.

Tim R I actually believe J.Law is probably god herself. Javier Bardem character could be interpreted as both Adam n eve or just humanity in general. We love him/her and want his love but in the end it is still never enough. I mean that's just one way I could look at it.

Tim R I'm not religious, i don't believe in religion, I've never read the bible, and i don't care about bible stories. So if you're not familiar with them, like myself, then yes, the bible references might go over your head or might not be very clear to you. Those metaphors might not be clear to everyone.

I mean that kind of makes it worse. People who read the Bible may feel the allegories are too on the nose, to the point where it gets annoying/ feels unoriginal. but people who don't know or care for the Bible that much will just not get anything because the film is too reliant on the source material.

I think if you take the approach that this is a meta about art, you would completely miss the biblical stuff.

wow, I kinda wanna watch it now because of this .....

edgar velasco That's what Martin said at the end of the show, that he might want to watch it again now with that knowledge. One of the rare occasions where having the movie spoiled might be good?

edgar velasco same

So that makes Korey C. God? Now, I know why he got it and Martin didn't :D

As far as I can tell from the reviews and trailer, that is it, along with environmental themes. However, I am with Korey, this movie was promoted badly and put into a theater where people go to watch talking yellow thumbs (minions) and a shapeshifting clown (IT). Darren Aronofsky and Paramount Pictures need to be more forthcoming. I heard that the press screenings had "cheat sheets" which contained some explanations about the film. Those screenings were free, mine would not be.

Blunt Capcom Representative #4 lol have u even seen her movies

She's wooden. There is no other word for her.

Her roles are becoming more and more generic and she shouts and screams way too much in films

Agreed, so overrated. She seems like a charming person, but her acting is so monotone.

She's not the worst actress in the world but she chooses really boring roles and allot of the characters she plays are basically the same person or similar. And let's be honest she kinda ruined Mystique.

Also the whole in the floor represents the opening of hell. At the beginning, the hole bleeds down into the cellar and creates a larger opening. Then at the end of the film it starts to burn around the edges. Jennifer also represents Lucifer as the first angel, not Satan. She literally falls down the stairs into the cellar (Lucifer falling from heaven). She then stands under the hole in the opening of the cellar and burns.

Andrew Snyder facts

Elizabeth DiGiorgio Y'all are a bunch of bitches bitchboi

Andrew Snyder yes because if an unwanted smell started seeping through the your place you'd just sit there and not try to find a solution

nerd

anwar hall Yeah it annoyed me. And i usually enjoy the review structure. But Korey just went on and on about something he wasn't going to say in the end.

To be fair this is an edited version of a podcast/live stream.

Korey strives off not getting to the point.

Jody's Corner yeah double toasted is funny af

Ehhh my nigga Jody watch double toasted too!? Yaaahh

Slight spoiler. I think the yellow medicine might be a metaphor for the medication we don't need. Saying we don't need to be medicated and deal with stuff naturally how we was intended. If that makes sense. I guess it could be birth control as well or has a similar effect. Because she stops taking it when she's pregnant.

ahh, thank you. for some reason this didn't occur to us. was one of the last pieces of the puzzle I didn't get. now I only don't understand what was up with the magic medicine mother was self-medicating with.

Lilith4184 Girts didn't see the movie.

B. Alex Thompson Don't bother, it's not worth it

Do bother, it's brilliant

Hahaha, the opinions on this film is all over the place! If I can squeeze it into my schedule, I'll see it in the theater (I doubt it, tho). Most likely I'll catch it when it comes to Netflix.

They said “movie”. Don’t know what TLJ was supposed to be but it sure isn’t a movie. It might have just been Rian Johnson trying to tell a joke

It's not.

REAL SONS Javiar is God, Jenn is Mother Nature, The house is Earth, The first two guests are Adam and Eve....you can figure the rest out. This movie is fucking awful. None of those images burned in my memory. It's not even horror. It's another bait and switch.

Randomfools thank you i love how friendly this comment section compared to others

C.K. Brooke I kind of understand both points of views I understand why the director showed it at the same time I get why that will make audiences uncomfortable