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A remake but maybe not a bad one?🤫

Very cool movie🙌🏻 just a little too long 🤏

Such a cool video <3

Beautiful video. Sincerely, The Guy Downstairs

Such a beautiful and relatable video all in all. Don't know how RUclips found to recommend this right now haha I think it's such a valuable lesson to be okay, like really okay being present in the moment. It's so easy to lose time on planning life instead of truly living in, with all the senses. I'm turning 25 and it seems that all the cliches of life are so true!! Lots of light for you from Finland!

At 53 I'm still discovering things about myself, I think self discovery journey of a lifetime. 🙏 may your sadness turn to joy and your path become clear. Thanks for the beautiful imagery in your video ❤

Your girlfriend sounds like a smart lady

Hey buddy, hang in there! Die lewe het n funny manier om altyd beter te word. Seasons change. Goodluck met jou nuwe journey , stunning video.

You can get into the work of doctor joe dispensa. He has some good books (becoming supernatural & you are the placebo). We can all heal ourself and thats the truth.

My brother. First of all, about the last part of the video : please don't feel like you've underdone something, you didn't. This is a wonderful video. Second, I loved to see that you are not alone. You have a girlfriend, a cat and a therapist. I feel like this team has got your back. You haven't asked for any advice, but I'm gonna give it to you. If it's not what you need right now, please don't read any further. I've recently turned 37. In different priods of my life I've delt with different shit like panic attacks, anxiety disorder, neurosis and other issues. I was before and am now in therapy. 1. Be proud. It takes balls to admit to yourself you need help and even bigger ones to lay it out there for any stranger on youtube to see like you just did. 2. Get out of your head and into your body. Work out. Whatever your preference is, gym, martial arts, hockey, whatever. Find yourself a coach with a functioning brain and a heart (both mandatory) and stick with them. I'm a coach and a competing powerlifter, just trust me on this one, it WILL help. 3. Keep making these. You're good at it. Really good. It's probably a bit weird to say it was a pleasure to watch a video of such contents but it was. It is really well made. Be well, my friend. Looking forward to watching the next episodes, Roman.

Im rooting for you friend! Take it slow you got this

Hang in there. You got this, friend.

Incredibly raw! Thank you for bringing us along with you

Such a cool video

very calming to listen. <3

All American movies, no WORLD CINEMA ! That's strange.

You lost me immediately at Episode III 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

I really like how you broke down,and compared those movies to the books. Plus you have a calming voice for explaining things! I'm on to part 2!

I really enjoyed watching this video and hearing about how cinema has helped you find yourself. One thing I would like to add is that making a good film is just the end result of a long process and that process is really just a highly stylised version of telling a story. Cinema is definitely one of my favourite forms of media but the idea of telling a story is so important to us as people, as a society, as a civilisation. It is so primal and why I feel it is so important. Maybe you will never get to be a film director and make your own movie just how you want but you can still tell stories, even if they are to smaller groups of friends or us viewers here on your channel. It is not the destination but the journey that makes a story and I look forward to hearing more of yours. Stay the wonder my dude.

Just what I needed to start my day. Now I wanna bunk my college, sit somwhwere in a posh Cafe with live music and just write n finish my scripts ❤❤❤. Love

It's a shame you weren't around before all the franchise films and Marvel films dominated the theaters. Rain Man won at the box office and the Oscars in I believe 1988. Now production companies don't want to take risks on stuff like that anymore. We're in the era where movie stars are dead and movie CHARACTERS reign supreme, even if they get panned. As long as people pay for them they will forever get made. And now a film like Rain Man or Barton Fink, or Sex Lies and Videotape and all of the great award winning films of yesteryear would be released on A24 and only watched by a fraction of the viewership because they'd be sidelined to only arthouse theaters. Cinema is dying. A great documentary on here is this..... a must watch for any fan of cinema, no matter the genre. These franchise films are films, they are candy. Great to see younger people getting into film, but ya gotta boycott the franchise cookie cutter stuff or else they'll stop making real films, lol. I'm sure you do, but we gotta spread the word to others. :) Love the video. Peace friend. And check this out. ruclips.net/video/RQF82Kj-v0E/видео.html&ab_channel=Patrick%28H%29Willems

Where is a full movie?

your video is so good how are you not blowing up

super relateable.

Very glad I found your channel as I just recently pondered this same topic. Although I haven't checked out your other videos yet, I'd still like to add voice to a piece of my mind, which hopefully you take as points of improvement. First off, there aren't any absolute ups and downs in this video. Your tonality by itself is not an issue but the lack of some basic theatrics definitely points out an unpleasant sense of boredom which usually accompanies these mental topics. If you didn't segment the narrative into several acts pre-production, you definitely should. And please for the love of god utilize pauses. I can see some attempts at this and props to you for it, do way more of them and form your narrative in a way that these can be impactful. Lots of potential, keep it up!

Some videos pop up at the right time, thank you this was so insightful and entertaining:))

Great movie and great video ^^

Great video keep up the good content 🔥🔥

Favourite video so far🙌🏻

Heyy great content I saw this from r/philosophy

I’m always existential crisis-ing

Very cool camera work

Thought provoking.

Awesome video! Really captures the deeper thoughts into self forgiveness!

Damn this dude's youtube channel is basically brand new and he drops a banger out of nowhere. I found this video on /r/philosophy and I'm so glad I did. I saw someone post about doing Blade Runner 2049 next. I think Ex Machina would also be great to unpack.

Who knew Rango was so #deep. Love it :)

I don't know, why YT got me here, but this was great. :-)

I got high when I watched this movie and I was touched by the many beautiful scenes. Like when the glass container got shattered and when Rango entered the bar. Your video elaborated on the artistic vision in the movie, and explained many of the themes in it. Thank you for this video. I hope you do an analysis on blade runner 2049.

Very cool video!

Powerful, Gideon! 👌

suprised this video has such low views, the content and quality of this video definitely deserves more attention. really valuable keep it up

Great video 💯🙏🏽

Love the point that although not philosophically possible, self-forgiveness is psychologically necessary. I would be curious to know more about the potential psychologically necessary conditions for self-forgiveness. I know they were discussed by the philosopher you mentioned, but what would it take for the character Lee to forgive himself for example?