I worked at a fast food restaurant when I was a teenager. The managers there always stressed hand washing. The told us when you went to the bathroom, for any reason, to wash your hands and when you went back to the kitchen area, to wash your hands again. We used lots of soap. :)
Mary Mallon, also known as Chef Typhoid Mary, was an Irish-born cook believed to have infected 53 people, three of whom died, with typhoid fever, and the first person in the United States identified as an asymptomatic carrier of the disease. " She refused to Wash hands"
@@Matthieulearnsdrums006 It's not. The eating bats and live animals were proven to be false (although I won't deny that some (very VERY few people) eat exotic animals that may carry diseases. Those that do generally live in very rural areas that they eat off the land. Most of China, especially the city areas are generally really clean and contrary to popular belief, no they don't eat live animals. However, I will admit wet markets is still a thing but the government is beginning to cut them down.
If we talk about dangerous and deadly pandemics, it's not the question IF. It's the question WHEN. It's good that coronavirus happened, because it's comparably mild and weak virus, however, it serves as a good kick in the ass and a reminder that we should not underfund and fire people who are working on prevention of such things, like it was happening recently before covid-19, as well as neglect our hygiene. Maybe covid-19 will teach us a lesson, so when a new, much deadlier disease will appear, and it will, we will be more prepared.
Same as the quarantine movie.If CDC figured out that a deadly,high contagious virus or bacteria is found and reported to the agency within minutes that movie shows us exactly what is going to happen
Except for when gwyneth is so sick she can't even stand up or hold a cup, but still walks around the kitchen etc. and not asking for help. If I was that sick I would have been buried in bed not moving a finger. Edit: And the hong kong fella. He's so sick, he looks like he got cancer in every cell of his body. But leaves his home to go out. IDIOT!
@@dakkefernet8585 The guy walked out before the disease was a pandemic. People go out sick all the time, especially people in the lower class as they can't afford to stay out of work.
The problem with people is that they don't care about hygiene, which is a huge, huge factor in disease control. During this pandemic people were STILL putting their mouths on water fountains at my local markets, forcing the staff to make the fountains unusable and off limits. Going into the bathrooms, plenty of people still don't wash their hands and go about with urine soaked fingers like it's normal.
A lot of people dont both to take anything seriously when it comes to controlling spread either. I see tons of people in random locations going about their days like normal and not following the 6 foot social distancing. Hell before the beaches closed hundreds of people were going out for spring break getting wasted and partying. The human race is at this point just doomed to die off to some kind of disease at some point. We as a species just dont care enough to put in an effort to survive.
@@patricksheehan43 well, those who ignore the advice are doomed to die, Those who are practising good social distancing and hygiene will survive, eg. Very clean introverts
@Patrick Sheehan arguably it's because diseases are too abstract for people's survival instincts to kick in, unless there's visibly horrifically diseased bodies lumbering about the concept just is not going to trigger the same response as say a dangerous wild animal showing aggression towards them. If I'm remembering correctly there's actually a few cases of this being shown with for example certain native African tribes/civilisations had no fear of the British military's firearms and charged even when people were dropping dead around them but the moment the Brits fixed bayonets is when they started to panic. Modern example would be the British troops in Afghanistan making a last stand fixing bayonets and charging out of cover after a heated skirmish with a bunch of terrorists ended up with them running out of ammo, the enemies surrendered well before they had six inch steel in their guts because that's a far more visible danger than the abstract thought of suddenly being killed by a bullet they can't even see.
People not washing their hands at store bathrooms, especially groceries, fucking disgusts me so bad. This was before COVID-19. But seeing that shit amazes me how dirty people can be. In a related issue, this is also why when buying groceries I get the items below/behind the front facing products. Not really guaranteed to be any cleaner but it helps, also when I get home I clean the product appropriately before using it or placing it in the pantry/fridge.
I liked how it wasn’t one of these films where every main character survives the virus. And Kate winslets character getting the virus, I liked (although it’s depressing) how her character didn’t make a miraculous recovery but instead died showing that no matter how important you are, you aren’t immune
@@MASTEROFEVIL Except for Mitch. Not that it’s a bad thing as I did feel for him given he lost almost his entire family. Oh and the fact that his wife cheated on him!!
the only 'unrealistic ' part of the movie was the governments actually doing their job in the movie as compared to the real life where they completely botched the response because of their denial
That's honestly so true. Its cazy, but that's how people are. Shoot, I even know how dangerous the virus was but I try to pretend nothing was wrong. It in the western side of America, that's far from here. Ok, it's now in some parts northern but that's still far. It's in my state but that's not "that" close. Suddenly it's in my county, my college is closed and I don't work. So while you do have a point, I do wish that our government took it little more seriously then the general public. Sucks but that's reality.
A told my family aswell told them it's basically covid 19 virus but with a 30% mortality rate my mum watched it freaked her a bit and now she has took measures to protect herself and the family
@@Ulyssestnt Not far off. Death rates up to 20% with no medical treatment. And people can become reinfected, with each wave worst that the last. And it can hide in neurons and damage the brain stem enough to make you forget how to breath. Death rates 12% in Italy and they don't even include deaths outside the hospital like in retirement homes.
@@Chris-jw8vm Dude everything you just said is 100% wrong. People who been reinfected are only met with the more mild symptoms, it's only a 10% chance to even be reinfected. The death rates are no where near 20% when the recovery number is upward closed to 300,000 people.. Italy death rate is 4%. Did you even watch the review and realize you're exactly doing what the vlogger did, giving misinformation... And no this virus does not effect the brain in anyway. Just shut up.
@@Chris-jw8vm Yeah,thats the CFR in some countries with the numbers as they stand,but you gotta remember as soon as we get a reliable antibodies test and can confirm the real R0 as of now the CFR will most likely sink drastically,as for the reinfections,I have only seen that from anectdotal evidence and in the press,not in any medical journal but a single pre print chalking it up to faulty tests,I think thats the most likely culprit in the vast quantity of those cases,what we should worry about is chronic fibrosis in the lungs for even mild cases and the areosolized droplets..for gods sake wear a mask if you are entering an indoor area like a supermarket,hang in there brother:)
Yeah the part where Fishburne says "I'd rather people think we had an overreaction, than think we didn't do enough' sold me that this movie was ahead of its time
my only gripe in this video is 12:35. "The pig is handled by a chef, who shakes Beth's hand." Feel like you're missing one important detail. he did NOT WASH HIS HANDS after handling RAW MEAT! This entire thing could have been prevented had that one chef just taken the extra 20 seconds to wash his hands properly before meeting with someone. the entire thing i feel, was his fault in particular.
@@mortimer687 A chef didn't wash his hands, this is what happened to 27 million people. [...] presenting to the emergency room experiencing seizures. It is revealed that she is suffering from cerebral edema. Cerebral meaning the brain, edema referring to swelling due to trapped fluid. Swelling due to trapped swelling in brain.
I loved this film when it was released I remember having conversations with my friends about it and them saying it's only a movie. I was like ummm they used pandemic scientists to help write the script. It's what would happen if something like that did break out. Now we are all stuck at home while they work out a way to stop it spreading. I live in Australia and the number is starting to drop of infected cases which is a good sign. I've been at home for weeks now due to the nature of my job. Working with immuno suppressed disabled people so I have to be sickness free at all times. It's crazy how right they got it.
I beat RE3 Remake in 2.5 Hours the most annoying part of the game is having to fight nemesis but you forget to carry your grenade launcher, or the fact that zombies are harder to dodge than a big dude that takes up all the room in the map
@@Wolfgang85-JC yes that is true, I hope the developers can update this with more DLC to make it into its own stand alone game, I like the weapon variety in this game but RE2R wins because the map is actually explorable and not linear with no way to re explore areas after you beat them.
I'm sure she would have tried but she probably has some pr manager hiding her phones and computers, so that she can't release any more brainfarts about her bs remedies.
I watched this movie on a high school date. We were laughing at first then we both got into it. Afterwards for 4 years we expected a pandemic and prepared for it. Hope she doing well.
I remember watching this, thinking it was a good movie, and wondering “when” it would strike. The potential for a new outbreak and the world’s unpreparedness has been mentioned several times by the leading experts for the past 20+ years
as soon as covid reached my country (Greece), I remembered this movie, and immediately rewatched it. An amazing, terryfyingly accurate film. Other than the unrealistically short incubation period of MEV-1, everything else is super accurate.
Actually, the incubation period is quite fast for covid, especially about how fast you are to become contagious within the time you get the virus and actually show symptoms
@@karlbaxter3350 oh i think you misunderstood. i was not comparing mev-1 to covid19. I was comparing to how deseases are created and spread in general. Either way, the incubation period is the time between infection and showing symptoms. So the incubation period of covid is quite long (1-3 weeks). For example, the incubation period of the flu is usually around 3 to 5 days after initial infection, ad for rabies its 6 weeks to 4 months! One of the biggest problems with covid is that it has a long incubation period (so its hard to suspect that you might have it) and, like you said, it is contagious even before the incubation period ends. We are lucky it is not as deadly as MEV-1
10:02 That's a half truth. She did the right (and best) thing by gathering the potentially infected's contact info so people could handle the situation quicker. Then she informed those who needed to know that she was infected. There was no other scene of her working, and she didn't show symptoms until just before the scene I described.
The film has an impressive all star cast and when I saw this film, I told my dad every sci-fi thriller deserves an all star cast. Thanks for the video!! See you later!!
Thanks for covering this film. My husband and I were so overwhelmedl by it the first time we saw it, that we bought tickets and went right back in to watch again. I won't say I love this movie, but, rather, I deeply appreciate it for it's brutal honestly.
The character Dr Erin Mears woke up with the symptoms of the flu in the morning- immediately informed her boss and self isolated in her room- she made calls to try and contain those who may have had contact with her, it’s unfair to say that she wasn’t careful and caused more issues - I thought it would be more interesting the fact that she was only eating packaged foods and her boss told her to eat a proper meal - which she got at the hotel and the very next morning she was sick. If anything he boss let her down.
Except in America there are those without health insurance and most likely due to that will refuse to get the vaccine. I know I rather die from covid than live to pay 80,000 dollars for the rest of my life while unemployed due to the pandemic
Whenever I see someone cough into their freaking *hand* I'm like, "Are you seriously going to touch everything with those? WASH OR SANITIZE YOUR HANDS!!!*
I saw this movie back in 2016 and through that time I was told that my grandpa survived the spanish flu back in Europe, yet his lungs were never ok after, It was a matter of time for this to happen again and we don`t learn from history we tend to repeat it, me? I started doing the hygine part and all since I work on delivery food here in Guatemala, so I was aware that bacteria was always a threat, still working till today with it cause you never know what will happen and I have to work to pay my debts, This movie was hard but real, like I say it was a just a matter of time for this to happened again. We always must be prepared.
Covid is exactly like the Spanish flu, both will kill via the vaccines. Don't be deceived that covid is real. It has NEVER been proved to be real. The president of Tanzania was recently murdered for exposing this giant hoax. He used the PCR to test a paw paw and a goat. Both came back positive for covid! The inventor of the test Kary Mullis said his test would not detect viruses. Look on bitchute for uncensored info.
My mom and I watched this movie and saw how fast a virus can spread throughout the world. We believe this movie was a warning as well as a instruction manual for future infectious diseases.
I was actually in the coronavirus vaccine trials. i felt just like the doctor who injected herself with the vaccine first. I wish i could've been smart enough to make my own vaccine :( but at least i got it.
If you saw the movie you’d see that everyone in the movie panicked and started mass buying too like us, there were riots and house invasions too even though that didn’t occur in this crisis. And money printer go brrrr is not how the Fed works.
@@hbombfreak my god , you have manadged to copletly destroy my factually incorrect joke, I am ashamed, and to preserve the legacy of my ancestors I will commit sudoku
"these challenging times' it triggers me now, because it seems like most people who use that these days, mostly on tv, are trying to sell you something ad it's gross.
Niyat is always name dropping Dog Soldiers when he talks about Neil Marshall, so only a matter of time, stakeland is just a favorite cult classic I'd like to see covered
Dr. Meers wasn't working when she got sick-She was on the phone to get the contact information of the hotel employees in case they got sick too-She thought she might have accidentally infected them
Truly an amazing movie, as well as a sobering one. Being immunocompromised as well as having several chronic illnesses going out and coming into contact with those who are still not taking this pandemic seriously would be a death sentence. Not metaphorically speaking, not an exaggeration but truly; it would not be a question of if I would die but a question of when. I've been on complete lock down for almost 2 months now. A strict no in or out, my husband has been locked down with me just as long, he had to request permission for it otherwise we wouldn't be able to stay in the same home if he had to go out every day. It's truly frustrating to see so many people in the world and especially in the United states who are refusing to take this situation seriously. I had to go out once in these 2 months because a neccessary medication I take could not be picked up by anyone other then myself with an ID required(which we're trying to circumvent the need for me to pick it up and have permission for my husband to pick it up for me) and I had a woman who was coughing and sneezing with out covering her mouth or taking any kind of precautions standing an inch if that behind me. I had a full blown panic attack and begged her to move back and give me space. She got very angry, scoffed at me and then begin yelling in my face about being a sheep, stupid, overreacting, calling it a hoax and brought up trump. I panicked and ran out without even getting my meds. Started whipeing everything down with Clorox wipes, put the clothes I was wearing straight into the washing machine and took a shower right after. I was terrified, still am of getting sick and dying all because one woman decided that her personal beliefs are more important then my whole life.
@心静渊智 the only problem with that is that the medication is a type which I have to pick it up in person and show a valid government ID in order for them to give it to me.
@心静渊智 that's what I'm trying to do now, it's been incredibly difficult. It's a medication that has both pain relief as well as a medication to coat my esophagus and stomach to make it less painful for me to eat and keep my esophagus from constricting. So I guess I'll loose weight and live on medical grade protein shakes for as long as I can. We're trying to see if we can find a way to circumvent the rule of which I have to pick it up and be able to have my husband having permission to do it for me.
I remember watching this in theaters with a friend. After it was over I remember we were both talking about how much we hated Jude Law's character and how he seemed to be the guy who would definitely exist in a real pandemic
This is the only movie the teacher of my nursing class let us watch in highschool because she said it was exaggerated but incredibly accurate to what would happen
@@Cwhirt910 Bats are hosts for coronavirus, and vectors for animal to animal transmission. They're likely the source, just not directly from being in soup.
It's accurate because they did their home work when the H1N1 virus was spreading, they were able to get first hand notes from the CDC and WHO after that.
This movie is predictive programming. The reason covid is so similar is because the plandemic is also going to a script. Covid has NEVER been proven to be real. This is biblical prophecy playing out.
I watched contagion with my family around a couple months into quarantine. I loved it due to how much I could relate to it. (While covid isn't as bad as the one in the movie I could still see parallels)
Man even at home prom night is accurate to right now. Me and my friend are going to have a virtual graduation party in May since we don't have graduation and can't party 😂
@@riseofkilling7248 the CDC and the trump administration has removed it from their list of possible treatments as of the last couple of days. It didn't work.
The only thing that this that is different between the movie and real life is that the Us government has a decent handle on things in the movie. In real life the US Government cut funding to the CDC and now United States is one of the sickest Countries in the world in regards to this matter s current situation. Funny how things play out 😂
The funding wasn't cut. Trump proposed cuts which were rejected by congress. The CDC got almost 8 billion last year. It's also the "sickest" country in raw numbers, it has greater population than most countries so obviously you need to use per capita numbers.
I watched this movie twice, back 7 or 8 years ago. For some people it may look bored or the plot is too slow. But as a person who came from medical background, I really love this movie! It almost entirely precise and I enjoy when watched it! Who knows that, after 7-8 years later, what was happen in the movie is now happen! Like, I've been watching a future of the world!😳
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Being in the restaurant industry...it really chapped my ass when that chef didn't wash his hands after handling the pig
I worked at a fast food restaurant when I was a teenager. The managers there always stressed hand washing. The told us when you went to the bathroom, for any reason, to wash your hands and when you went back to the kitchen area, to wash your hands again. We used lots of soap. :)
Joseph A that makes me feel better! :)
Well that is chinese to ya
Mary Mallon, also known as Chef Typhoid Mary, was an Irish-born cook believed to have infected 53 people, three of whom died, with typhoid fever, and the first person in the United States identified as an asymptomatic carrier of the disease. " She refused to Wash hands"
@@Matthieulearnsdrums006 It's not. The eating bats and live animals were proven to be false (although I won't deny that some (very VERY few people) eat exotic animals that may carry diseases. Those that do generally live in very rural areas that they eat off the land. Most of China, especially the city areas are generally really clean and contrary to popular belief, no they don't eat live animals. However, I will admit wet markets is still a thing but the government is beginning to cut them down.
I find it funny that Paltrow's character died from the virus, when the actress is selling pseudo science stuff irl
GOOP
She’s acting like she’s an expert now because of this movie smh
Pussy candles lmao
Hilarious Hypocrisy of Hollyweird at its finest.
0:18 When the doctors try to save Paltrow but aren’t using essential oils
2011 Contagion : You are audience.
2020 Corona : You are actor.
That's deep
frick
Not again
They say if you look hard enough you can see the people watching us in 2029
and now here in Jakarta, Indonesia, they started releasing the prisoners.... "The Purge: Game on."
This movie proved that the scariest genre is reality...
@Joe Alexander I always say we should only start to panic at like, 400,000 deaths*
Esemelll I feel as a virus wouldn’t finish off humanity but humanity itself
If we talk about dangerous and deadly pandemics, it's not the question IF. It's the question WHEN.
It's good that coronavirus happened, because it's comparably mild and weak virus, however, it serves as a good kick in the ass and a reminder that we should not underfund and fire people who are working on prevention of such things, like it was happening recently before covid-19, as well as neglect our hygiene.
Maybe covid-19 will teach us a lesson, so when a new, much deadlier disease will appear, and it will, we will be more prepared.
@@hedged-valley1148 yikes this comment didnt age well with 1.5 million deaths worldwide...
@Abigail Pritchard does the common cold cause lung, heart and brain damage which leads to long term health problems?
This movie is the most grounded realistic outbreak movie I've ever watch.
Same as the quarantine movie.If CDC figured out that a deadly,high contagious virus or bacteria is found and reported to the agency within minutes that movie shows us exactly what is going to happen
Except for when gwyneth is so sick she can't even stand up or hold a cup, but still walks around the kitchen etc. and not asking for help.
If I was that sick I would have been buried in bed not moving a finger.
Edit: And the hong kong fella. He's so sick, he looks like he got cancer in every cell of his body. But leaves his home to go out. IDIOT!
It is really good like if covid 19 had a 30% mortality rate then mabye people would take it seriously in the UK
@@dakkefernet8585 The guy walked out before the disease was a pandemic. People go out sick all the time, especially people in the lower class as they can't afford to stay out of work.
@@dakkefernet8585
Yes. Exactly like COVID19 which one of the most common symptoms is a sudden urge to travel around the world.
This film really aged well.
You can frick off. Just everywhere. Y tho
Hat Kid 2.0 don't disrespect my mans 😤 the council has decided that you are now: uncool
bro you can't swear!!!1!!1 frick is a bad word!1!
Like fine wine
@@beneko1127 Yes it’s a movie. You didn’t knew that do you? Haven’t watch a movie? Lol
This movie has so many parallels to current situation that even the illuminati would shed a tear :D
The DORUK It’s fairly accurate relatively speaking. But the movie was still exaggerated. Good movie nevertheless.
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I saw that in a movie once, therefore It can't happen in real life.
Jokes on u this movie was made my the illuminati to warn us
@@kingbzuku2730 its not a warning, its predictive programming.
Desensitization through repetition.
The problem with people is that they don't care about hygiene, which is a huge, huge factor in disease control. During this pandemic people were STILL putting their mouths on water fountains at my local markets, forcing the staff to make the fountains unusable and off limits. Going into the bathrooms, plenty of people still don't wash their hands and go about with urine soaked fingers like it's normal.
A lot of people dont both to take anything seriously when it comes to controlling spread either. I see tons of people in random locations going about their days like normal and not following the 6 foot social distancing. Hell before the beaches closed hundreds of people were going out for spring break getting wasted and partying. The human race is at this point just doomed to die off to some kind of disease at some point. We as a species just dont care enough to put in an effort to survive.
@@patricksheehan43 well, those who ignore the advice are doomed to die, Those who are practising good social distancing and hygiene will survive, eg. Very clean introverts
@Patrick Sheehan arguably it's because diseases are too abstract for people's survival instincts to kick in, unless there's visibly horrifically diseased bodies lumbering about the concept just is not going to trigger the same response as say a dangerous wild animal showing aggression towards them. If I'm remembering correctly there's actually a few cases of this being shown with for example certain native African tribes/civilisations had no fear of the British military's firearms and charged even when people were dropping dead around them but the moment the Brits fixed bayonets is when they started to panic. Modern example would be the British troops in Afghanistan making a last stand fixing bayonets and charging out of cover after a heated skirmish with a bunch of terrorists ended up with them running out of ammo, the enemies surrendered well before they had six inch steel in their guts because that's a far more visible danger than the abstract thought of suddenly being killed by a bullet they can't even see.
People not washing their hands at store bathrooms, especially groceries, fucking disgusts me so bad. This was before COVID-19. But seeing that shit amazes me how dirty people can be.
In a related issue, this is also why when buying groceries I get the items below/behind the front facing products. Not really guaranteed to be any cleaner but it helps, also when I get home I clean the product appropriately before using it or placing it in the pantry/fridge.
@Ras stylez now that would definitely get more people actually taking hygiene seriously.
I’ve been recommending this movie to people since January this year and all ignore it. Great content
My parents were like "This virus is nothing!" *make them watch Contagion* "Wow, we should get ready..."
I had my mum and stepdad watch this with me back in January
I saw this movie in 2018 or 2019. In February I posted this movie and said watch this, it's so similar to reality. And here we are in April and yup.
I wish I could watch contagion ;-;
I watched it at the cinema then bought it on dvd as soon as it was released. Great movie
How could Gwyneth die when she has a whole store full of essential oils, pretty rocks and vag candles? Almost as if that stuff doesn’t work 🤔
None of it dose
Beth forgot to steam her clam…
Because it really doesn't work !!
AAJ Bryson she forgot the truck of toilet paper.
Hilarious
I liked how it wasn’t one of these films where every main character survives the virus. And Kate winslets character getting the virus, I liked (although it’s depressing) how her character didn’t make a miraculous recovery but instead died showing that no matter how important you are, you aren’t immune
Ben Morton it shows that the frontline health workers are the ones who pay the biggest price.
No plot armor in this movie
@@MASTEROFEVIL Except for Mitch. Not that it’s a bad thing as I did feel for him given he lost almost his entire family. Oh and the fact that his wife cheated on him!!
the only 'unrealistic ' part of the movie was the governments actually doing their job in the movie as compared to the real life where they completely botched the response because of their denial
Grow up.
@@summerlucio2142 ? you grow up?
K M You just proved my point. Grow up.
@@summerlucio2142 pls explain why I need to grow up. I can say you need to grow up because you didn't read my initial comment correctly
That's honestly so true. Its cazy, but that's how people are. Shoot, I even know how dangerous the virus was but I try to pretend nothing was wrong. It in the western side of America, that's far from here. Ok, it's now in some parts northern but that's still far. It's in my state but that's not "that" close. Suddenly it's in my county, my college is closed and I don't work. So while you do have a point, I do wish that our government took it little more seriously then the general public. Sucks but that's reality.
Not only a good sci-fi thriller, but also a pretty good cautionary tale on how we should take care of ourselves in the real world, as well.
A told my family aswell told them it's basically covid 19 virus but with a 30% mortality rate my mum watched it freaked her a bit and now she has took measures to protect herself and the family
Shaine White we should care more for abortion, mass hunger and suicide👌🏽
Not a sci-fi
Issac Wubbena two of those are decisions people make on their own, the last one is as much due to overpopulation as the ability to produce resources.
The movie was garbage!!!
I remember watching this movie and thinking “This is probably how it would play out...”. Lo and behold...here we are 9 years later :-(
ObSiDiAn17 were gonna make it out✊🏼
luckily not a 30% Case fatality rate on this one,its hairy enough as it is.
@@Ulyssestnt Not far off. Death rates up to 20% with no medical treatment. And people can become reinfected, with each wave worst that the last. And it can hide in neurons and damage the brain stem enough to make you forget how to breath. Death rates 12% in Italy and they don't even include deaths outside the hospital like in retirement homes.
@@Chris-jw8vm Dude everything you just said is 100% wrong. People who been reinfected are only met with the more mild symptoms, it's only a 10% chance to even be reinfected. The death rates are no where near 20% when the recovery number is upward closed to 300,000 people.. Italy death rate is 4%. Did you even watch the review and realize you're exactly doing what the vlogger did, giving misinformation... And no this virus does not effect the brain in anyway. Just shut up.
@@Chris-jw8vm Yeah,thats the CFR in some countries with the numbers as they stand,but you gotta remember as soon as we get a reliable antibodies test and can confirm the real R0 as of now the CFR will most likely sink drastically,as for the reinfections,I have only seen that from anectdotal evidence and in the press,not in any medical journal but a single pre print chalking it up to faulty tests,I think thats the most likely culprit in the vast quantity of those cases,what we should worry about is chronic fibrosis in the lungs for even mild cases and the areosolized droplets..for gods sake wear a mask if you are entering an indoor area like a supermarket,hang in there brother:)
Huh. Didn't know that FilmComicsExplained covered current events too.
Rofl
Yeah the part where Fishburne says "I'd rather people think we had an overreaction, than think we didn't do enough' sold me that this movie was ahead of its time
9 years too early
my only gripe in this video is 12:35. "The pig is handled by a chef, who shakes Beth's hand." Feel like you're missing one important detail. he did NOT WASH HIS HANDS after handling RAW MEAT! This entire thing could have been prevented had that one chef just taken the extra 20 seconds to wash his hands properly before meeting with someone. the entire thing i feel, was his fault in particular.
You don’t have to feel like it’s his fault. It is his fault...period
Nyxlicious
Contagion: The Story of How One Chef Killed 27,000,000 Lives
@@mortimer687 A chef didn't wash his hands, this is what happened to 27 million people. [...] presenting to the emergency room experiencing seizures. It is revealed that she is suffering from cerebral edema. Cerebral meaning the brain, edema referring to swelling due to trapped fluid. Swelling due to trapped swelling in brain.
Enigma
*CHUBBYEMU MUSIC INTENSIFIES*
Dude I rarely as hell wash mine
I loved this film when it was released I remember having conversations with my friends about it and them saying it's only a movie. I was like ummm they used pandemic scientists to help write the script. It's what would happen if something like that did break out. Now we are all stuck at home while they work out a way to stop it spreading.
I live in Australia and the number is starting to drop of infected cases which is a good sign. I've been at home for weeks now due to the nature of my job. Working with immuno suppressed disabled people so I have to be sickness free at all times.
It's crazy how right they got it.
Hahaha yeah I talked about it for ages after too. Recommended it to everyone lol
Victoria say hi
For fuck shake it is still going
NSW is rising
Hey Niyat, I hope you’re feeling better. Thanks again for stopping by and giving us fans another amazing videos.
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Thanks Dan! I hope you're well :)
Who's watching this after the T-virus outbreak in Raccoon City ?
I beat RE3 Remake in 2.5 Hours
the most annoying part of the game is having to fight nemesis but you forget to carry your grenade launcher, or the fact that zombies are harder to dodge than a big dude that takes up all the room in the map
Qrow Branwen I see that game as aDLC of RE2 remake, short and more story driven. Boss fight is nonsense compare to RE2
@@Wolfgang85-JC
yes that is true, I hope the developers can update this with more DLC to make it into its own stand alone game, I like the weapon variety in this game but RE2R wins because the map is actually explorable and not linear with no way to re explore areas after you beat them.
Billie Eyelash I was thinking the same thing a couple of days ago.
RE3 Remake while good felt very rushed to me IMO
The movie legit boomed thanks to coronavirus.
Yeah man, I just saw it for the first time because of all the talk going on. Uncanny.
sad that this film didn’t alert human serious enough
what if they released Corona to make the movie more popular...?!
I watched it legit 2 months before corona
How are things in Aussie? I've heard the police are behaving like psychotic madmen.
When I heard Gwyneth Paltrow, all I think about is GOOP nowadays.
Hey, at least she didn't claim her GOOP can cure COVID.
@Miguel Mauro the stickers are the cure
I'm sure she would have tried but she probably has some pr manager hiding her phones and computers, so that she can't release any more brainfarts about her bs remedies.
Jonathan tronathan
She doesn’t even think it exists
@@splittsy8316 no one of her people said that and they fired her. Goop wasn’t even that crazy
I really liked this movie.
I really don't like this reality ^^
"Get in your car or i will detain you!"
"WHERE?!"
"Get in your car 😑"
I like that the guy in hazmat suit had a Fargo accent.
Shot you then?
He told them to turn back lol, both roads was packed with traffic
Yo could you take a look at a film called "The Bay" in the future.
I want that
Adding it to the list now! Thanks :)
@@filmcomicsexplained thank you. And wow....this new video got me paranoid of the stupid virus we have now
@@filmcomicsexplained could u do one on the mutants in the Xmen movies, comics, and TV series pls
"The Bay" is such a freaky movie. I've watched it 3 times.
2011: Nice movie
2020: Nice documentary
🤣
*Contagion* and *Aliens* are the only movies that scared me when I was young
Outbreak left me scarred.
I was 8 and scared watching contagion haha
@@natashacutiepie6074 The only thing that scared me about Outbreak was that the worlds most incompetent man was put in charge of running a centrifuge.
Dawn of the deads realism scared the shit out of me as a youngin
dont jinx it. the last thing we need is news about a crashlanding ufo
I watched this movie on a high school date. We were laughing at first then we both got into it.
Afterwards for 4 years we expected a pandemic and prepared for it.
Hope she doing well.
" and stop touching your face Dave."
As I was scruffing my beard 🤣
lol
I remember watching this, thinking it was a good movie, and wondering “when” it would strike. The potential for a new outbreak and the world’s unpreparedness has been mentioned several times by the leading experts for the past 20+ years
as soon as covid reached my country (Greece), I remembered this movie, and immediately rewatched it. An amazing, terryfyingly accurate film. Other than the unrealistically short incubation period of MEV-1, everything else is super accurate.
Down to the government lies
@@natashacutiepie6074 what????
Actually, the incubation period is quite fast for covid, especially about how fast you are to become contagious within the time you get the virus and actually show symptoms
@@karlbaxter3350 oh i think you misunderstood. i was not comparing mev-1 to covid19. I was comparing to how deseases are created and spread in general. Either way, the incubation period is the time between infection and showing symptoms. So the incubation period of covid is quite long (1-3 weeks). For example, the incubation period of the flu is usually around 3 to 5 days after initial infection, ad for rabies its 6 weeks to 4 months! One of the biggest problems with covid is that it has a long incubation period (so its hard to suspect that you might have it) and, like you said, it is contagious even before the incubation period ends. We are lucky it is not as deadly as MEV-1
@@georgetsoukalas1409 ah- thank you for correcting me, and yeah thank god, but lets hope it doesn't mutate to being as deadly as MEV-1
10:02 That's a half truth. She did the right (and best) thing by gathering the potentially infected's contact info so people could handle the situation quicker. Then she informed those who needed to know that she was infected. There was no other scene of her working, and she didn't show symptoms until just before the scene I described.
People: “2020 BOUTA BE A MOVIE! 🤪”
2020: “aight bet”
cept the movie is from 2011
@@baikennep4489 you a bit slow?
@@baikennep4489 you a bit slow?
The film has an impressive all star cast and when I saw this film, I told my dad every sci-fi thriller deserves an all star cast. Thanks for the video!! See you later!!
I remember watching this in theaters back in high school. It’s what made me want to pursue becoming an epidemiologist.
Thanks for covering this film. My husband and I were so overwhelmedl by it the first time we saw it, that we bought tickets and went right back in to watch again.
I won't say I love this movie, but, rather, I deeply appreciate it for it's brutal honestly.
Im from Spain, my father is at home after 1 week in the hospital with coronavirus. Now we are both here in lockdown and I see your new video.
Juan José de la Torre glad he’s better now
😔🤗
The character Dr Erin Mears woke up with the symptoms of the flu in the morning- immediately informed her boss and self isolated in her room- she made calls to try and contain those who may have had contact with her, it’s unfair to say that she wasn’t careful and caused more issues - I thought it would be more interesting the fact that she was only eating packaged foods and her boss told her to eat a proper meal - which she got at the hotel and the very next morning she was sick. If anything he boss let her down.
At seven minutes since released this is the earliest video I ever saw as well as one of my fastest clicks after seeing the title
6:57 that gave me chills, I’ve seen almost that exact dialogue being exchanged in press conferences in the past month
That barcode bracelet is a pretty good idea.
Damien Reyna
And the lottery. I can see something like that happening in the next year.
According to my scanner... you're a tin of baked beans?
FutureCloud
Well that would make me desirable for once
Ah yes, I'd love to get my skin grafted with the number of the beast and be tracked down by big daddy gov
Except in America there are those without health insurance and most likely due to that will refuse to get the vaccine. I know I rather die from covid than live to pay 80,000 dollars for the rest of my life while unemployed due to the pandemic
Moral of the story, “wash your hands, drink vitamins and exercise regularly.”
Thank you! And try not to touch your face... I've got that one down from having acne in highschool.
about damn time, only took an outbreak to get this film popularity again. well done vid as always! :D
Whenever I see someone cough into their freaking *hand* I'm like, "Are you seriously going to touch everything with those? WASH OR SANITIZE YOUR HANDS!!!*
Old People: CoRoNa WaS SoMEtHiNg MaDe iN A lAb, It’s nOt ReAl
My goddamn math teacher coughs in their hands and does all their math stuff
@@Kawka1122 yes snake oils and flowers will save us
@@Kawka1122 the intelligence of this man is incomprehensible
@@Kawka1122 maybe the 5G rAidIaTiOnS cause it
I'm glad you made a follow up video for this movie lmao
I saw this movie back in 2016 and through that time I was told that my grandpa survived the spanish flu back in Europe, yet his lungs were never ok after, It was a matter of time for this to happen again and we don`t learn from history we tend to repeat it, me? I started doing the hygine part and all since I work on delivery food here in Guatemala, so I was aware that bacteria was always a threat, still working till today with it cause you never know what will happen and I have to work to pay my debts, This movie was hard but real, like I say it was a just a matter of time for this to happened again. We always must be prepared.
Covid is exactly like the Spanish flu, both will kill via the vaccines. Don't be deceived that covid is real. It has NEVER been proved to be real. The president of Tanzania was recently murdered for exposing this giant hoax. He used the PCR to test a paw paw and a goat. Both came back positive for covid! The inventor of the test Kary Mullis said his test would not detect viruses. Look on bitchute for uncensored info.
A very fitting time to post this video.
My mom and I watched this movie and saw how fast a virus can spread throughout the world. We believe this movie was a warning as well as a instruction manual for future infectious diseases.
How true it was:
I was actually in the coronavirus vaccine trials. i felt just like the doctor who injected herself with the vaccine first. I wish i could've been smart enough to make my own vaccine :( but at least i got it.
You’re a hero for helping in the development of the vaccine, you took a risk and now the rest of us can have a safe vaccine. Bless you, truly
"Go back to the car or I will detain you"..."Where?" lol
USA in movies:
USA in real life: haha brinter goe brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
If you saw the movie you’d see that everyone in the movie panicked and started mass buying too like us, there were riots and house invasions too even though that didn’t occur in this crisis. And money printer go brrrr is not how the Fed works.
@@hbombfreak my god , you have manadged to copletly destroy my factually incorrect joke, I am ashamed, and to preserve the legacy of my ancestors I will commit sudoku
Daniel RKO You’re gonna commit a Japanese puzzle oh nooooo 😢 🙏
@@danielrko9895 make sure you pick a hard level puzzle, it'll make you think of your actions you have commited
USA in movies: How can we protect the people?
USA in real life: How can we enrich special interests at the cost of the people?
Watches contagion once** you know I’m something of a doctor myself
WATCHES IT A MILLION TIMES*** I am a doctor
6 months after i watched this RUclips once again recommended it to me, nice one RUclips algorithm
Them tube likes pushing fake narratives on people while censoring the truth. Bitchute is better.
Saw this his in the theater back in the day.
Lived it the last year or so.
"these challenging times' it triggers me now, because it seems like most people who use that these days, mostly on tv, are trying to sell you something ad it's gross.
paltrow's siezure scene is her best work!
I actually thought her dying and just being still was her best work lol
To anyone who is being affected by Covid now directly or indirectly, stay strong! Ps stakeland or dog soldiers please!
Dog soldiers defo great movie
Man I remember watching dog soldiers on Sci-fi before they changed the channel name
I remember Dog Soldiers. Loved it growing up.
Think he did stakeland already
Niyat is always name dropping Dog Soldiers when he talks about Neil Marshall, so only a matter of time, stakeland is just a favorite cult classic I'd like to see covered
ABOUT TIME! I thought your first Contagion video was too short. Thank you for the update
Dr. Meers wasn't working when she got sick-She was on the phone to get the contact information of the hotel employees in case they got sick too-She thought she might have accidentally infected them
Very fitting given what we’re going through at the moment. Thanks for the good timing on this one. :D
loved when you covered the mev-1 virus 2 years ago and now the whole movie!
watching this movie in 2021 hits DIFFERENT.
I saw this movie in Biology class a few years ago.
The thematic music really builds tension in so many scenes
Truly an amazing movie, as well as a sobering one.
Being immunocompromised as well as having several chronic illnesses going out and coming into contact with those who are still not taking this pandemic seriously would be a death sentence. Not metaphorically speaking, not an exaggeration but truly; it would not be a question of if I would die but a question of when. I've been on complete lock down for almost 2 months now. A strict no in or out, my husband has been locked down with me just as long, he had to request permission for it otherwise we wouldn't be able to stay in the same home if he had to go out every day.
It's truly frustrating to see so many people in the world and especially in the United states who are refusing to take this situation seriously. I had to go out once in these 2 months because a neccessary medication I take could not be picked up by anyone other then myself with an ID required(which we're trying to circumvent the need for me to pick it up and have permission for my husband to pick it up for me) and I had a woman who was coughing and sneezing with out covering her mouth or taking any kind of precautions standing an inch if that behind me. I had a full blown panic attack and begged her to move back and give me space. She got very angry, scoffed at me and then begin yelling in my face about being a sheep, stupid, overreacting, calling it a hoax and brought up trump.
I panicked and ran out without even getting my meds. Started whipeing everything down with Clorox wipes, put the clothes I was wearing straight into the washing machine and took a shower right after. I was terrified, still am of getting sick and dying all because one woman decided that her personal beliefs are more important then my whole life.
@心静渊智 the only problem with that is that the medication is a type which I have to pick it up in person and show a valid government ID in order for them to give it to me.
@心静渊智 that's what I'm trying to do now, it's been incredibly difficult. It's a medication that has both pain relief as well as a medication to coat my esophagus and stomach to make it less painful for me to eat and keep my esophagus from constricting. So I guess I'll loose weight and live on medical grade protein shakes for as long as I can. We're trying to see if we can find a way to circumvent the rule of which I have to pick it up and be able to have my husband having permission to do it for me.
One of the movies that motivated me to study both microbiology and epidemiology
I remember watching this in theaters with a friend. After it was over I remember we were both talking about how much we hated Jude Law's character and how he seemed to be the guy who would definitely exist in a real pandemic
You should do V for Vendetta next, since you’re doing all these timely movies.
This is the only movie the teacher of my nursing class let us watch in highschool because she said it was exaggerated but incredibly accurate to what would happen
I never got through to watching contagion, thought it would never be possible, now i suddenly have time watch it.
Fun fact. We are living the movie out in real life
I don't recall PPE being an issue in the movie but I do recall a line about nurses refusing to show up to work out of fear of infection.
Brilliant movie, watching this when I was younger inspired me to pursue a medical career
Wishing the best to you and all medical workers during this time. Thank you for keeping us safe.
Ok everyone notice that everything started with a bat both in the movie and real life?
Except that's not true, the bat soup isn't even confirmed.
@@Cwhirt910 Bats are hosts for coronavirus, and vectors for animal to animal transmission. They're likely the source, just not directly from being in soup.
@@Cwhirt910 the issue wasn't the bat soup but the fact that a virus did a jump between bats and pangolins before arriving at humans.
@@Cwhirt910 but I never said anything about bat soup......
Now I get why Batman is so scary to criminals. It's like superhero wearing Hitler's skin on his costume ^^
This film exactly predicted social media and show hosts causing distrust in vaccines.
This comment aged poorly.
I was literally talking about how similar this movie is to our situation now back in December/January when this shit was starting!
Contagion is definitely the smartest movie ever made that's tackled this subject. Although dated, the Andromeda strain is still a classic.
I remember watching this late last year and thinking that it was terrifyingly accurate, and now seeing 2020 this film just feels even more real
It's accurate because they did their home work when the H1N1 virus was spreading, they were able to get first hand notes from the CDC and WHO after that.
This movie is predictive programming. The reason covid is so similar is because the plandemic is also going to a script. Covid has NEVER been proven to be real. This is biblical prophecy playing out.
I had to watch this film for my nutrition and wellness class last year I’ve loved it.
I remember watching this movie when it came out and thinking how easily that could really happen.
Look at us now.
I saw this in the theater when it came out and recommended it to ppl. Most weren't receptive...oh how times have changed.
Gwyneth's death : unconscious uncoupling
Hello Niyat, so nice to see you uploading again !!!Get well soon!!
All the best :)
While me and my family watched this, we all said atleast once,
"See there, ain't that what's happening?"
This film hits close to home in 2020-2021
I watched contagion with my family around a couple months into quarantine. I loved it due to how much I could relate to it. (While covid isn't as bad as the one in the movie I could still see parallels)
Thank you again @FilmComicsExplained! Always waiting for you content 🤩😆
Man even at home prom night is accurate to right now. Me and my friend are going to have a virtual graduation party in May since we don't have graduation and can't party 😂
What I especially loved about the movie is the cinematography and color palette. Kinda has a orange/yellowish hue, like yellows really stand out here
2020 is life imitating art. This movie was released 9 years ago, imagine how better off we'd be in the United States if our government was competent.
They've done a pretty good job of deceiving everyone so far. Everyone believes covid is real right? It's a hoax.
When I first watched this movie, in the end, I was like "All of the events in this movie can be prevented if that chef washes his hand first".
Can you look at the movie “The Book of Eli”.
2021?
Great video Film bro! 😎✌
Really the only difference I saw in this and current times is that once the disease was known, people actually wore masks.
The best thing about this movie, is the walter white cameo.
Hydroxychloroquine = Forsythia.
Fun times.
Cannicus when it works, I’m coming back to call you a dumbass lol
@@riseofkilling7248 the CDC and the trump administration has removed it from their list of possible treatments as of the last couple of days. It didn't work.
Hydroxychloroquine is a malaria drug, also effective against arthritis and lupus. Forsythia seemed to be plant-based natural medicine quackery.
@@riseofkilling7248 Good show old chap, but you failed.. Good day :)
Cannicus GG bro :/
Been waiting for this one Niyat, I'm sure its gonna be good. Thanks heaps!
The only thing that this that is different between the movie and real life is that the Us government has a decent handle on things in the movie. In real life the US Government cut funding to the CDC and now United States is one of the sickest Countries in the world in regards to this matter s current situation.
Funny how things play out 😂
Sara Johnson the other difference being this virus isn’t even close to being as deadly as the one in the movie that’s the major diff
The funding wasn't cut. Trump proposed cuts which were rejected by congress. The CDC got almost 8 billion last year. It's also the "sickest" country in raw numbers, it has greater population than most countries so obviously you need to use per capita numbers.
@@ChucksSEADnDEAD he cut pandemic teams that reportedly helped other countries avoid pandemic level illnesses. China was one of those.
@@Slythegirl123 China refused help so it didn't make a lick of difference.
I watched this movie twice, back 7 or 8 years ago. For some people it may look bored or the plot is too slow. But as a person who came from medical background, I really love this movie! It almost entirely precise and I enjoy when watched it! Who knows that, after 7-8 years later, what was happen in the movie is now happen! Like, I've been watching a future of the world!😳
Gweneth Paltro died from testing out her new line of "Psychic Vampire Repellent"
id consider you the best review channel for movies glad to see you made one for contagion :D