@@altanasilvestri8483 Yeah! It's a great look for her!

@@orhanersan3943 Thanks! I've never gotten that one before but I definitely see what you're saying!

Further, T2 is pretty much a hard retcon on the way the Terminator universe functions. This has also always bothered me. My "head-canon" to fix it is a multi-layered time-loop that eventually wraps back after a few loops through different timelines - this works well with Terminator: Dark Fate, too. The thing that kills T3 for me is the tone. It takes the humor elements that I think T2 just manages to pull off and pushes them past the breaking point.

I can def understand T1 being your favorite. It really is fantastic! And thanks for sharing those deleted scenes with me! I honestly think they make me like the movie even more.

@@amindformadness That head-canon makes sense. I can buy that. And I totally get what you're saying about the tone. I can def think of some moments/jokes off the top of my head that didn't land for me. It wasn't enough to bring it down for me, but I can easily see it bothering others more.

Me too! What's your favorite film of her's? I def want to watch more of her stuff. Do you have any recommendations?

I usually don't review tv shows, but I love Beast Wars so much, it's tempting... I did a presentation on it in college and I convinced a few of my classmates to check it out. It's just so good!

Thanks for this comment! It was really informative. I might have to check out that book! I love a good celebrity memoir!!

Thanks for the recommendations! Sorry I didn't like the one. ☹️ Also I tried to find Duet for One, but I just couldn't find it easily available. I'll keep my eye out though! I still would like to watch it!

As Robin Hood? I could def see that! He def has the right energy and charm. And I could really see him having a lot of fun with it!

Good to know! I've definitely been thinking about giving it a read since watching the movie.

Yeah haha I should probably buy that!

Yes, definitely! I plan on doing some more Michelle Yeoh classics soon!

@@CharlieMoe Can I have in the line of duty I II III IV V with you

I'm glad to hear we're in agreement with these great films! I believe I have seen The Sound of Music, but it's been YEARS. Long before I started ranking movies. Though I do vaguely remember enjoying it. So it's probably time for a rewatch. Merry Christmas to you as well!

@@CharlieMoe: Please do re-watch "The Sound Of Music" and pair it up with two others; musicals perhaps, or other films with Julie Andrews. I suggest "VICTOR/VICTORIA" (1982) or "DUET FOR ONE" (1986- new to Blu-Ray in 2023). Thanks.

Thanks! Yeah, I'm so happy that I found these films. And I'm very glad I'm able to share them with others! To answer your question, the short answer is, I wanted to watch three Non-English films from a country I normally don't think of, when thinking of foreign films. And on Netflix you can search by language. So I looked through a number of different languages and a couple of the Malaysian ones really stood out. That's about it!

You are correct. I had a whole tangent about that that I cut because the movie's treatment of God as a woman is complicated and I was having problems putting my point into words. But since you brought it up, I'll try to verbalize it here. But before I get into that, you said that God isn't sexualized at all, but Jay does. His first line after she leaves is, "You guys wanna hear something sick? I got half a stock when she kissed me." That's him admiting that God turned him on, in other words, sexualizing God. Regardless, here's my thoughts on God being a woman in this film. We definitively see God as a woman. So this means that Serendipity was completely correct in saying that God is a woman. We see it plain as day. And yet, Loki, Bartleby, Azrael, Metatron, and Rufus all mostly only refer to God as "He". (When Metatron shows up with God at the end, he does use the proper pronouns there, in her presence.) Now it was either Loki or Bartlrby who even made a point of how they definitively know that God exists because they both have literally stood in "His" presence. So essentially whenever the men talk about God, they only refer to her as him. In other words, even though God is DEFINITELY a woman in this film, beings that have personality known God for countless millennia, only refer to them by the incorrect pronouns. So what does that mean? There's a lot of ways to look at it. The film could be trying to say that God's gender fluid. Or that God's gender depends on the gender of the individual interacting with them. God doesn't have a single, defined Gender because they're God, they're everything. God can't just be one thing. I think Metatron kinda vaguely makes that point at the end of the film, but I don't remember the line. Regardless, I like this idea. Yet I don't feel like that's what the film is going for. That's a very modern viewing of it. What it really feels like to me is that Kevin Smith loves to put women on a pedestal because he loves women. He literally made God a woman. That's the highest pedestal there is. But his characters don't show God respect by using the pronouns that they definitively know are correct. It'd be one thing if they were intentionally trying to disrespect God, but doesn't feel like the goal for most of the characters. As mixed as this is, it does feel in line with the rest of the film. Smith makes these strong women, but then constantly belittles them with over sexualization. So it's unsurprising that even though God is a woman, they're shown little respect throughout the film with the constant misgendering. Sorry that was long. Hopefully that made sense. This is why I cut it.

That's a fair question! I don't think it was necessary. And I wonder if it would have been more relatable had the kids had more realistic bar and bat mitzvahs. For a bit too it kinda felt like they were setting up for her to not have a big fancy bat mitzvah, and instead just do a chill party at their home with only close friends and family. I am happy with what we got, but it makes me wonder. What do you think?

@@CharlieMoe I am not sure 🤔

If by chance you like really unusual movies? Be sure to see a movie from 1980 be sure to see the movie called The Apple, It should be a midnight movie It is so different Please let me know if you have heard of it? Thanks 😊

@@DisneyFan-eg3oz That looks amazing! I will def check that out soon and let you know what I think. Thanks for the recommendation!!

Upon rewatching my video, I can definitely understand what you're saying. I think my chipper tone more so has to do with being excited to talk about a really good movie. And I totally get how that can feel weird/jarring when talking about a serious subject. I'm sorry if I caused you any discomfort and I'll do my best to be more mindful of my tone in the future 🙂

@@CharlieMoe I enjoyed the video a lot btw, it is a great movie I hope to convince many friends to rewatch with me. Thanks for your review