Thanks for making this video. I loved it but didn't understand it until you articulated everything in this video.

I always worried something would go wrong, but things that went wrong were never that i worried about ....

Your vids are truly so good. Each giving me a new perspective and making me remember about why I liked these films. Ty

Typical bpd foid.

the character of july remindes me of fleabag

I only have one brother and he’s the oldest; I’m the youngest. We’re split by 8 years and two sisters. He saved me from drowning when I was two years old and nearly died in the process. Generally, we were never close but stuff like this always makes me grateful I had a brother at all.

Love this, I just saw this movie and it’s on my top three with royals and life of Steven

Dude, turn on the subtitles! :D

I know that potc 1-3 were the best but, to be honest, 4 and 5 are a good watch nonetheless. Like I won’t say they were THAT bad. They just weren’t THAT good

I felt that in the end, the words of aksel resonated with her from the break up. Everything he said came true, that she ran when things got tough and that she would want him back to have kids with him, which is why she reconnects with him longing that she hadn’t had a fling with eiven unsure to keep the child as this was another tough life event. The break up with him concludes that she wasn’t happy, he had no stability or resources like aksel, aksel foreshadows the break up and then ultimately dies. This to me showed again when aksel explains the things he worried about were never the things that would happen (he wasn’t worried about death but yet it happened). I agree it shows human flaws, but it’s also shows the trauma Julie has with her dad and upbringing dictated her ‘flaky’ nature in her life. She looks back on every situation with regret and the end scene shows her going back to photography with short hair like the beginning of the film ultimately leading out a future of disappointment as she is unable to resolve her past traumas. She is not content and looks at past relationships/careers and life choices that she wasn’t able to finish. There’s an irony to the miscarriage as she wants to see this through and laughs in the scene almost reaffirming one thing she tried to see through failed. It’s a vicious cycle Julie lives and one we all live through our choices and actions as people we all want to detach from difficult situations but if we persist there may be greater meaning one which Julie never finds out.

This analysis has changed my view on the world around me. It’s confirmed the feelings I’ve felt for a very long time we’re what made me human. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on a beautiful film.

Nice to see you back! I always look forward to more videos from you.

You can summarise it as "The grass is always greener on the other side". She always thinks that she deserves better and there will be something better in the future if she only wait long enough and in the end she loose everything and alone. Moral lesson - enjoy from what you have.

Nice work man, really well said. You gave the emotions that drive my car gave me through this video.

Amazing video man what an amazing take on the sibling dynamic

Thanks for this video. Very thoughtful. BTW The last scene with Misaki is in S. Korea.

Are these movies in anyway related to one piece.

Absolutely beautiful analysis

I still watch this video over and over. I love this movie and thank you for organizing it beautifully.

I am from India, in our high school English exam we have something called unseen passage in which we have to read the passage and answer questions based on the passage and they are of different complexity. After watching this movie it felt like I was doing an unseen passage with the hardest complexity. I can't even answer any questions related to the movie 😅

Wait, do we know if she cheated with multiple people? I thought Yusuke only said that because he was trying to make the one person we know she cheated with feel bad or less special about himself.

There is not supposed to be a person to root for. It is dumb to look for anyone to root for. It seems like all the characters are bad people and that is the point of the show. The show is almost like Arrested Development and you are supposed to be entertained by how messed up all the family is.

0:46 thats it I am out of here. I am just gonna leave you with a little hint. THERE IS NOTHIGN WRONG WITH THE 2 SEQUELS!

Amazing Essay. One thing I would like to add is Francis is the way he is because of his mother. When we meet the mother, we see that she has the same controlling/overbearing methods that we have seen Francis use, like "Can we all agree on that" and ordering for everybody. This to me means that since a young age, Francis has been noticing the abandonment and absence of his mother and trying to fill in the hole for his siblings. And of course, the way she behaves is the way Francis assumes every adult behaves and should behave and hence he becomes overbearing. Francis was clearly hit hardest by the absence of their mother because probably he was the only one old enough to understand and then desperately trying to not let his siblings feel the same thing. This is also why he is the one who plans to meet their mother, because clearly everyone knows that there is something missing and Francis thinks it is the presence or at least closure from their mother. This is also why he seems to have abandonment issues and steals the passports as he is afraid of people leaving because of his mother.

This movie was released with somewhat different name in my home country Korea. The title was “Anyone is the worst when they love”. You may accept the meaning of the title as “Anyone is the worst when they love (others).” But you may think, ”Anyone is the worst when they love (themselves).“ People end up in a dilemma where we are inevitably perceived as the ‘worst’ by the outside world when we truly love someone, including us, as a relativistic being, that is, when we recognize existentialist subjectivity. When we do such a complicated and ironic ’love‘, we become the worst. A lot of lines that moved my heart and poetic scenes were really impressive. I plan on rewatching this movie later in life. It will probably make me think in another perspective about life.

I wish gore verbinski and I could make you a spin-off POTC TV show starring Pintel, Ragetti and Gibs just to remind you guys how well this franchise's world works even without Will, Elizabeth or Jack.

The way death is depicted in this movie feels more realistic than anything else it feels visceral to me

Even though I have enjoyed watching the movie I felt like chances have been missed, a lot. It has to be with the fact that the movie director and the screeplayers are men and scandinavian. I am italian and I live in Scandinavia and I remember the first years living in DK how much I was surprised by the fact that women here have family and kids from their 20s. Sometimes they have 2-4 kids, while in Italy we barely have one child per family and in our late 30s. I have realized that a lot has to do with the pressure of the scandinavian society on women. "Do it for Denmark" (have children) was even a tv commercial few years ago (you can find it here on yt). And yes, children are conceived by couples but the main toll is on women, their body, their life and careers. The fact that Julie doesn't want children should have been explained better. She doesn't know who she is and in the movie we also barely know who she is. We know her only through the conversations with her boyfriends who also clearly doesn't understand her (I found Axel's comments on her relationship with her father quite irritating). She barely start to know herself and it is conforting that at least she realizes that she doesn't want to bring another human being in this world.

not important as so many think. i care about all of these characters, each individual and the kids as a whole. i also care about the long-term side characters, e.g., tom and greg. rooting for someone is irrelevant in this story.

I don't get the hate for the 4th and 5th. In my opinion, the 5th was the best of the series. I absolutely love all the Pirate movies, the 5th just happens to be my favorite.

I bought this film and Drive My Car on Blu Ray on the same day.

I don’t need to root for a character in order to like them or feel sympathy towards them.

I think they all suck and anything less than them dying in a fiery plane crash will be a disappointment.

Loved the review more than I loved the movie

I have to watch it twice to finally like it. You need time to watch this.

this video was spot on!! i even felt myself get a little emotional

I diaagree 4 while not as good as the original 3 was still good jack was still jack and it told a good story with everybodys favorite pirateas the main focus and the escape from the palace being one of my favorite pirates moments that said 5 was just down right terrible with jack feeling that a bumbling idoit instead of everybody's favorite unlucky mad genius

Wonderfully eloquent and beautifully said 🤌

She feels "The worst person in the world" because she is almost never satisfied about what she has. This character is very complex because at the same time she is okay with the way she is (an independent, aware, strong woman) but at the same time she feels bad. Bad because she feels that all the people around her, in her same situation, would have feel great, whereas she can't really do it (yet). And also because her choices bring the others to suffer in a way or another. She is not naïve or immature. She is just the way she is: a person. She is so human, and it reflects the way we all are. Cause sometimes we have to live with these bittersweet feelings. Because choosing is loosing sometimes. But that's life.

LOL this movie reminded me exactly of my ex because this is exactly how she moved. Person to person, job to job, situation to situation, always looking for greener grass, I imagined that scene where she ran away from Axel and how happy she seemed, running across one bridge that she burned to another, to yet again burn another bridge. No, to me this is an appropriate title for Julie, she is the worst person in the world.

Best trilogy

Thanks for breaking the film down to a more emotionally digestible masterpiece.

In the ending scene Misaki is in Korea. The red Saab (now) has Korean plates. I took it to mean that Yuske was next in residency in Korea. The movie started with him going away on a trip to Russia. Interesting how the multilingual production of Uncle Vanya could lead to a much broader audience across Asia. .....Or maybe he just gave Misaki the car.

Well done 👏

I loved how the opening credits came in at 40 minutes

Just want to pop in and say that I made this video after the end of season 3... Having just watched season 4, episode 3, I think it's pretty clear that what I'm rooting for won't be happening!

Who is Will's son? He should have been the MC of the 4th & 5th movies. Will & Elizabeth should also be there & Jack should have been the kid's "uncle" Just imagine Sparrow being called "Uncle Jack".

Dead man’s chest is my comfort movie

Man, this video had me in tears like damn 😭 Prob the best essay i found on the platform, spot on, covers everything, nice writing man. Thanks.

To be brief. I think your criticism here is pretty much on point. Two and a half things I disliked about this film were first, the unnecessary voice-over (who was that and why. The only good voice-over in a film ever was probably Yorgis Lanthimos 'The Lobster', cos it was lateral to the action on screen)?; second the straw-manning of the feminists - like they were presented as almost basic as against a horrible kinda Woody Allen argument of the freedom of expression as being the utmost; and the half being a momentary allusion to Ivan's notion of overpopulation being an issue - that made me a little less sympathetic to two characters I'd by then fallen in love with a bit. Having said all that - I did love the film, and found it deeply affecting and quite moving, and, myself having a daughter much the same age as 'Julie', very relatable. Loves x