The tech level is the same as from Alien 1 and some of the people working for Weyland-Yutani Corporation previously worked for the company making synthetic humans in Blade Runner. So great response.

In an earlier episode, they elude very briefly that the kids didn't want to live with their aunt but were forced to. I'm thinking that Janet likely fought for custody of the kids and won. Great reaction for the full series.

Dude died and his bosses still made him come to work

This movie scared the hell out of me when I was seven years old. All those scenes near that house and in those dark woods. I think it's great now.

A little discussion. I was surprised to hear that nowadays they give more long time to make a film. Because I had heard that James Cameron for Aliens 2, for example, was given about 4 years to make his film. I may be wrong: 2 years, 4 years or 6 years term. I do not remember. But he had plenty of time. And I think then they said "a time is a long time to make a film". But it is possible that I am also mistaken because I do not have correct information on the subject. By the way, since you mentioned my favorite topic: "Alien" vs. Predator. There was a channel dedicated to Guyver (Gyver is another bio-mechanoid Alien type being) and the topic there was Predator vs. Guyver. And one of the comments that followed read: "Predator is made for hunting, Gaiver is for war". And I thought, "That's true. I've never thought of it that way. But in this case, Alien is made for mass extermination and genocide." And since I have also accepted the idea that Predator is stronger than Alien, after that comment I thought that maybe there is something wrong in the opinion that Predator is stronger. Maybe not. I'm not sure. Because they feature Predator stronger than Alien and in the games as well. However, perhaps the alien's great genocidal power comes from the fact that this creature is a parasite and disease and can infect its victims in large scales. So anyway. Once again, great channel. 😁

Despite the fact that a girl smashes things that I love, I respect her opinion because it's honest and I like your channel. I like that a girl can think and she puts her thoughts straight. And the guy is funny in the sense that in most cases he has seen a movie and doesn't need to predict the events from a movie. So yes, great channel. And I also love that you add your rating on a movie poster as soon as someone lands on your channel's main page like the case with Predator2: Love it! I love the first one, but I can't complain here, it's a matter of personal opinion. Everyone with their own opinion. But my point is that I'm glad there is a liking.😁 Best! 😁

"More human than human is our Motto" ... Interestingly 2024 looks to be the year of the Robot with mechanical and AI advances coming together to create the first useful personal humanoid Robot.

40:50 Yes... He is being a dick. But he is under a fakking $h¡t ton of pressure. Not saying he is right, he is still a dick... Just saying, I get why hes a bit high strung. Also, I dont know of this is a culture thing with all Italians, but sarcasm and loud arguments is almost ubiquitous among all italians Ive ever met. And I lived on Rome for a year. Im not Italian, so that is just speculation, but I dont think he would be considered as much of a dick among italians as he seems to us. Theyre a very passionate people. Any italians reading this feel free to confrim or correct me on this.

1990s Marisa Tomei is probably one of the most beautiful women ever. Jesus Christ... She absolutely gorgeous. 🥰 Shes like 60 now and shes still a looker. She played aunt May in the last Spiderman Movies... Not the best casting she looks like shes still in her 30s, she couldve player Parkers older sister.

20:40 Yes he did. Twice. The missunderstanding here is that he phrased it as a question. Dunno if its a Brooklyn thing or an Italian-American thing but instead of saying "Are you saying I shot the clerk?" he said "I shot the clerk?" But you cant really pronounce a question mark.

20:05 It does matter, quite alot actually. Lying is perjury which is a felony. Being wrong is not, thats just being wrong.

"The Guy on the left" is the *_Karate Kid_*

Rambo 2 is the cheesiest of all the Rambo movies. Rambo 3 is a bit better, and Rambo 4 and 5 are much better. Rambo 4 in particular is a must see.

The message is "the courts are the great levellers."

Free range parenting. That's how I grew up.

Some poll named Greogory Peck as Atticus as the best father in film history.

Gill character is based on Truman Capote, a childhood friend of Harper Lee the author. There has been a persistent rumor that Capote wrote this because Lee didn't write another novel. The movie Capote explores their relationship. A good legal movie that I like, because I'm a journalist, is Absence of Malice with Paul Newman and Sally Field about what constitutes libel.

The girl talks WAY too much and incessantly during the movie including over significant dialogue which she, due to that blabbing away...missed that dialogue. You don't have to talk constantly during a reaction. You can just watch the film without talking for a minute, two minutes, GASP! even three minutes. Come on. Stop yapping endlessly and give yourself a chance to understand every scene you're watching. Ugh. 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨.

Found your channel by looking for To Kill a Mockingbird reaction. I subscribed. When I found out that you were a lawyer, I was surprised to see that you haven't reacted to 12 Angry Men. I look forward to maybe seeing that in the future.

The music score was beautiful.

You miss so many details because you talk over the dialogue. Pause the video when you want to talk.

The single greatest movie of all time. Philip K Dick is a stunningly amazing SciFi writer.

Can you react to Abigail please

I think both of you look like the two stars of the movie in your eyes! ❤

Sooooo...Close encounters next? 😁

I'm so glad you converted your girlfriend into a sci fi nerd like the rest of us and she right, if enough of us watch these movies maybe we can figure out how to stop AI, you guys make an awesome couple 🤟

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I think the director wants to tell us that Edward cannot really mix with people. Only a few people have the heart to understand and love him. Wynona had to protect him, he could only live alone in this cruel world.

Indiana Jones is inspired by the older character "Allan Quartermain" "King Solomon's Treasure" (1979) "King Solomon's Mines" (1985) "Allan Quartermain and the Lost City of Gold" (1986) And similar movies: "The Mummy" (1999 version) "Romancing the Stone" (1984) "Jewel of the Nile" (1985) "Legend of the Lost" (1957)

Not Area 51, the Ark is in Warehouse 13

18:05 "Oh, We Saw This Actress When We Saw 'Kill Bill', She's The Character That's Wearing The Eyepatch" I don't think that Daryl Hannah was in "Kill Bill" because the character you're describing sounds more like Uma Thurman

When this movie first came out, a friend and I just about died laughing at the name of the car.... The SUX 6000. (The Sucks 6000) -- while done on purpose for the movie, it's as bad as the car sold here in the states as the Chevy Nova -.which in Spanish could be read as the Chevy No Go. (not Going).

Por alguna razón, mucha gente piensa que «Blade Runner» sin la narración en off de Deckard es mejor. Sinceramente, no lo creo.

34:36 John Malkovich

I'm new to your channel and haven't gone through the back catalogue yet, but if you haven't yet, check out Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. It's a slasher pic with a great twist; it's super funny :)

another excellent movie of social significance starring gregory peck is 1947's "gentleman's agreement." and i also recommend 1959's "diary of anne frank." and both are based on real events. thanks for the video.

this isn't a true story. but it accurately depicts the reality of the times. the time is early 30s southern u. s. the reference to "nothing to fear but fear itself" is a 1933 quote from american president FDR at the beginning of the "great depression."

Great film. I think it's best version too, keep the end ambiguous it's more interesting.

The fact that, in a vacuum, it's good to investigate things and try to discover new ways to improve humanity - which of course it is! - doesn't in any way excuse a company sacrificing people for profit. That's the most bizarre take I've ever heard about this movie, or maybe about anything in my whole life :)

Listening to the discussion after the movie, I suspect you'd both have plenty to discuss if you watched the tv series Severance (9 episode season 1 released so far, with season 2 expected soon).

Is he deaf in his left ear? Why does he have only one headphone? Unless they are listening to the film on speakers, and are using the headphone as a mic.

Thank you. There is another movie set in the same fictional universe "Soldier" (1998), it stars Kurt Russel, and shows another side of some of the themes in this movie.

It comes from the book from Phillip K.DIck ''Does android dream of electric sheeps ''', the writer questionned what are life and reality in his books ? Deckard is obviously a replicant ! that's the kind of thing P.K.DIck liked ...

So,I guess I shouldn’t recommend the movie Kingdom of the Spiders for Lucy to watch,and I assume she will not be first in line to see the remake of Arachnophobia that James Wan is supposedly(for some ungodly reason) is planning on making. Seriously,though,now that I understand that Lucy likes gore,let me recommend that she watch Planet Terror,Dead/Alive(which outside of the U.S. where I’m from is called Brain Dead.Not to be confused with another movie,this one from the 80s,also called Brain Dead),and Psycho Goreman,a one-of-a-kind horror comedy.

Other great movies that were influenced directly by Bladerunner...watch Ghost in The Shell (original anime), Moon, Dark City, Battle Angel Alita (both the anime and live action) and Robot Carnival.

I love that Lucy aspires to be more sarcastic. I often get called a smartass, to which I respond, ''it's better to be a smartass, than a dumbass!''

Rutger Hauer improvised much of the poetic dialogue in his death scene.

Watching this movie for the first time in a brightly lit room was not the optimal choice.

In the source material, Deckard is human. The director of this movie, Ridley Scott, believed Deckard to be a Replicant. Harrison Ford played Deckard as a human. This edition includes the unicorn dream which the director inserted to prove his point. The director of the sequel deliberately did not take sides. There was not enough money in the budget for the Replicant rebellion. It is not explained in the movie, but in this world, there has been a nuclear war. That is why it is dark and rai y all the time. It is also the reason that all the animals are manufactured. The sequel seems to have been created after listening to this Conversation. Please watch it. The central question Blade Runner poses is "what makes a human, human?"