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In a minor defense of Cato (and the other careers): They have been raised from birth to one day volunteer and win for their district. They have had fighting and media training, and know how to play the crowds/sponsors. It is theorized that the reason the careers laugh about killing people and are so vocal about killing is because they know the camera are rolling and sponsors are watching. A rich person may be more inclined to sponsor a tribute that looks like a cold-blooded killer. But we see during Cato's final moments that he is also just a kid, and he's realized he's failed to do the one thing he has always been expected to do. I feel some sympathy for him, just as I feel sympathy for all the kids in the arena. They are all just a product of a tyrannical government.

55:29 he can only rise now. The mockingjay won’t sing for another 65 years but in the end Lucy Gray and Sejanus will get their revenge through Katniss Everdeen.

56:11 dude he is literally dying of a blood infection from his injury

7:38 lol yup

You've gained a new sub! Keep up the great stuff, bro!

12:20 - oh sweet summer child

Lol its impressive that you picked up on the bigger plan ad early as joannas meet up on the beach

I just found your channel a few days ago, I was going to say that I'd love to see your reaction to mystery movies like Gone girl or Knives out because you're very observant. Until the underground scene, then I changed my mind and would love to see you react to horror movies like Evil dead 2013 or the conjuring instead 🤣

This is how you tell a story. I love how japan use anime to safe and honor her heritage. Good reaction.

New to you! Got my sub... This is compared with Harry Potter for the quality of writing alone... The idea if a 'young reader' turned movie (while there are obviously differences, the movies a decent job mirroring the books) and with a lot of adult concepts. Definately not fantasy and all dystopian - both series touch on standing up for what's right

Would of been nice to hear what you were saying but there was no sound after you said he looks bad even from the back...

Drake activity is crazzyy

Conspiracy theory videos are one thing. But the pronunciation of 'Ghibli' starts with a "soft G" sound. From their official Kanji (スタジオジブリ), the name of the production company is pronounced 'Sutajiojiburi'. That's 'Jiburi' for the name of the studio, not "Gibbly". You're welcome.

Yo biggest recommendation since you watched Princess Mononoke already, is Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind! Great movie! Came out before Studio Ghibli was founded but it's still considered their work and it's in collections of their work as well. Came out 2 years before Castle in the Sky!

Another comment on "Godzilla Minus One Reaction". What I found after several viewings, ignoring the subtitles, lol, nah. Opening scene has the venerable Japanese Zero Fighter landing on the fictional Odo Island. Home of the fictional monster "Gojira". The end of WWII was September 1945. "A new Yankee weapon?" as the mechanics all look to the sky. The premise of the movie is the survivors of the Tokyo Fire Bombing of March 10th 1945. Mankind's worst that had more casualties than and lost in history to the Hiroshima or Nagasaki Bomb. Nearly 300 newly developed long range B29 Bomber's and newly developed Incendiary bombs: Napalm. All developed and designed to rain fire on the civilians of Tokyo in March of 1945. The "Black Market" scene with it's vendors, hustlers and prostitutes to introduce Noriko & Akiko to Koichi is brilliant. The "Ameyoko" is fact. Noriko scores a turnip and shows a hungry Akiko. One date March 1946, the one (1) year anniversary of the Tokyo Fire Bombing it's raining heavily. Ironically Koichi is soaked in rain water and not fire. "Heigh Ho, Heigh Ho so, off to work I go". At work, (Bashful) Koichi meets (Doc), (Grumpy) Captain & (Happy) the Kid. Somewhere The Brothers Grimm & Walt Disney are smiling. Takashi Yamazaki, takes from great story tellers from around the world and becomes one himself. Koichi has a nightmare of fire outside, as people crying out "fire,fire" then there's Godzilla. Another date March 1947, it's the two (2) year anniversary of the Tokyo Fire Bombing. It's sunny. An Erie scene of Noriko's shadow through the window as she looks into the mirror and the shadow appears across her face. A ghostly premonition. On March 10th 2024, the 79th anniversary of the Tokyo Fire Bombing", Takashi Yamazaki & crew was awarded the Oscar in Hollywood California. Takashi Yamazaki tells a great Japanese post WWII story using the great Japanese fictional monster "Gojira" that people wouldn't be interested in anyway. The sudden bombardment of Godzilla by the "Takao" is ironic as the "Takao" was offshore supporting the surprise attack of Pearl Harbor. (Elder family members would share stories of that time being from Hawai'i). Harley Davidson, Koichi's Black Market motorcycle, and the Japanese Imperial Navy was a surprise discovery. The last line, Noriko looks to the side of the camera and says, "Is your war.....now, finally over? Translated differently on my DVD than in the theaters. Read that in Japan, after the movie, in theaters people applauded.

Watch Howls movint castle or Heidi next

08:56 The pump hasn't been used in years, so it's dry up top. You have to put some water in to get it to pull the well water up. Ever heard the phrase _priming the pump?_ That's where it comes from.

There is a rumor on the Internet that the kodama in the last scene of Princess Mononoke became Totoro hundreds of years later.

Up to the last minute he was preparing himself to die, it was a kamekazi mission. The mechanic wasn’t sure if he would use the ejection seat that’s why he was relieved when he heard he used it.

If you really think this film is good, I urge you to watch it again with the original Japanese audio (English subtitles). 33:16 ★The dialogue here is not in the original and was added in the American version. When I first saw the English dubbed version, I felt sad and angry. In the original version, it delicately conveys how a 12-year-old girl tries her best to take care of her younger sister as a mother figure, but her feelings are torn apart. Yet, in the English dub, she is represented as a mean older sister who just scolds her younger sister. I was really sad because I like Satsuki

The thing is even the career tributes are victims. They have been raised to believe in the whole process and train to become winners. Cato's realisation at the end is heartbreaking. He's still a kid and has been lied to by all the adults he trusted and he was raised to be slaughtered. The author wanted to make parallels between war and the entertainment industry. We cheer when the careers are killed, but we forget they are still children.

Good reaction very insightful and honest.

9:13 drake would love that

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In the books, Buttercup (the cat) did hate Katniss. According to Katniss, the closest they ever got to "love" would be where Katniss feeds him in exchange for not being hissed at. But Buttercup LOVED Prim. In the Book, after Prim died, when Katniss found Buttercup, Buttercup was hissing at her until Katniss mentioned Prim's name, where he then started "wailing" alongside Katniss upon realizing she wasn't coming back. The next day, Katniss woke up to Buttercup standing by her bed, as if to "protect" her

I'm sad that the cool BGM of the original version has been altered.🥲

Rues actually black in the book as well. District 11 is a black District, so most if not all the people we know from 11 are black. Rue asking if Katniss blew up the food also makes sense, because if Katniss didn't, Rue would've died for nothing

I really appreciate your commentary on the setting, context, and history. You can really see how, because this time in the story’s history is so close to the first war between the districts and the rebellion, the district common people are naturally more free-spirited, lively, and rebellious (compared to Katniss’s time period at least). Yet at the same time the war devastated the Capitol’s elite and leadership classes, so THEY were naturally less inclined to view the district people as “people” and more as evil animals than the Capitol had been during Katniss’s time, with the way all the tributes were pampered and glamorized as celebrities. So yeah, the world and history of this universe is so interesting but of course the books do a better job explaining at them.

I love how simple as a line of “I can’t have killed them all for nothing” could put a viewer’s mind into perspective and remind them that yeah, while this chick was presented as the “bad guy” in the arena and a seriously petty hater toward Lucy Gray, she’s still just a kid. They all are. So that line reminds you that the Capitol were the ones trying to make her and the rest of the tributes out to look like savage villains because they left these kids with no choice but to kill each other. It’s such underrated writing and storytelling IMO.

It's seriously the best thing ever when you jump on RUclips looking for a reaction to a movie you love, and it's there. Thank you my man

I love the incredible nuance of this film. We cannot undo what has been done, we can’t turn back time and reverse human discovery and deeds. But we can learn from our ancestors, we can choose how we live moving forward. I believe the philosophy of the film is anti-war, anti-hate. It promotors a pastoral care towards nature, and encourages learning about the perspectives of all people we meet. The subtext of this film is next level

The music seems to have been changed a lot. SoI hope you see the original version.☺️

I’m so excited for your book review! I’ve read all of them at least 7 times each 😭 they’re such a brilliant series

It wasn't raining oil. Its called Black Rain, its an after effect of nuclear explosions.

the part where katniss starts yelling at prims cat that prim is gone near the end has made me cry every time I see it

Daikon is radish.

So why the sudden turn in the end you kind of have to read under context. When snow says he killed 3 and Lucy Grey says she knew about 2 who was the third and he lies, she's smart to realize that a lie and know it was Sejanus, that he turn him in to save him solve and if he can do that to someone he knew for years and was a "friend" , then why can't he do that to her, i mean she knew he was there with her, not because he wanted too, but because he was running away because he was scared the gun was going to be found, she knew he wanted to go home. So i think in the end she was scared and realize she didn't really know him and what she found out about him showed that he was not a good person, also in the movie they made Snow more likeable then in the book when you know what his thinking and know he was always kind of bad.

Yay, great idea about comparing the books and movies! And thanks for these reactions so far, I really enjoyed them! Peace!

this is reaction content done well, whenever I go to watch reactions to the hunger games 90% of it is on their face and them talking and almost none of the movie is shown and it just sucks

The world-building in the movies is EXCELLENT. Katniss is incredibly smart and very clear about all the levels of oppression in their everyday life down to the little things. The movies toned that down but her inner dialogue is filled with observations and things she learns along the way that pay off to help her win the games. Panam is much darker in the books and they explain really well why some people buy into the system, why some are just trying to survive and can't oppose it, why some do oppose it. etc. We see a completely dystopian society only to see parallels with our own. I wouldn't be surprised if most of the kids on campuses today grew up reading the Hunger Games trilogy.

these were good now I'm waiting for maze runner 🙏🙏🙏

The only real "demon" Godzilla I know of is the one from GMK.

Formidable years are 2-5 years old. It's much younger than people think. Also, I would suggest trying not to elaborate your points too much -- we get it the first time most often. Talking over the dialogue will not help you follow along -- you'll miss a lot.

What you have to understand about Cato and the Careers is that they were raised to be ruthless killers. They really are products of their environment, and in that way, they were victims of the Capitol too. They had no chance to become anything other than what they were, killers with no empathy. That's why Cato says "I'm dead anyways. . . I always was." I certainly don't feel as bad for him as I do, say, Rue, who was sweet and entirely innocent. But I still do feel bad for Cato to a degree. He sucked, but he wasn't given a chance to not suck.

Thanks for reacting to this great movie! One thing about the pushing Shikishima into the alley. The moment was that quick. That's one reason for the slow mo, to show how little time there was to react. That's also reflected in Shikishima's reaction afterward. It was so quick, he thought Noriko would have been there with him. I like how you point out how audiences have come to watch Godzilla fight kaiju, but in this...the human characters are the focus and the audience roots for them.

The images during the opening of the movie of the flying castles explains what happened more or less, eventually they all came crashing to earth and the people lived on land again instead of in the sky

Princess Mononoke remains my favourite animated movie! Joe Hisaishi kills it with the soundtrack in these movies ♥ The dubs for the most part are usually pretty good but this one in particular I much prefer the original Japanese (the female just didn't hit the mark in the dub). I hope you react to Nausicaa next, the older Ghibli films are really amazing!

Excited for your review on the book and your thoughts and comparisons!

Eboshi isn't evil at all I'd say, she is doing what's best for her people and trying to protect them and give them a good life. Yes her methods aren't the best but she doesnt have many other options really. Also she couldn't go back to help Iron town. Or well she could but Jigo wouldn't have gone back with her. So all she would have to help is her and her bodyguard.

This movie is a masterpiece, and yes Godzilla has like 40 movies, he has been villain and hero many times. There is nothing wrong with legendary embracing the hero Godzilla from Heisei and Showa era.