I studied this film in my final year of high school. It started a great love of films for me and to this day, Shawshank is one of my all time favourites :)
"God abandoned Earth in 1991" .... I was born in 1991. Coincidence?! o_0 Also, I just noticed that Andy hides his hammer in the book of Exodus. Not only a book about slaves being freed, the word Exodus comes from the Latin word meaning "to expel, exit, or escape."
Exodus is from the Greek - not the Latin. Piece of advice: if you do want to make definitive statements about 'facts' they can be googled in advance - eg: 'exodus etymology'. That way you can prevent yourself from propagating misinformation - always an admirable thing to do.
I want to thank you wisecrack. I really enjoy all the content you upload to youtube. I show some of your videos to my dad and he totally loved it!! He is 64 and he even learned how to use youtube just to watch your videos and thanks to you now i have new conversation themes to talk to my dad everytime you guys update ( I'm sorry if my english is awful, i'm still learning) But yeah, thank you so much, you are awesome, please keep doing earthling cinema, thug notes, pop psych and everything you think is interesting enough to be part of your channel!!
Just discovered your channel thanks to the crossover with Cracked. Loving what you're doing. I haven't gone through your entire catalog yet so apologies if any of my suggestions have already been done. * The Fifth Element * Galaxy Quest * Star Trek (a variety) * Tolkein/Jackson collection * Gattaca * Empire Records * X-Men (pick one??) * Edward Scissorhands * Beetlejuice * The Shadow * Masters of the Universe * Interstellar There are just so many that deserve this treatment! * Anything by Rob Schneider, viewed by aliens as serious cinema and highly influential to our culture * Same for Adam Sandler * Ernest P Whorl as well? Probably best to not overdo this approach. And yet... * Peewee's Big Adventure (the movie, not his legal adventures) * Ocean's Eleven * The Matrix trilogy (or a take in which the sequels never happened?? I would love to see how you decide to handle it.) * "Kung fu" stuff. Jackie Chan, Jet Li (Fearless? Unleashed?), Bruce Lee, The Best of the Best, Karate Kid, etc. * The Sixth Sense * Signs * Mars Attacks So many more but I don't want to further dilute this list. Looking forward to more!
+Jon Miller This channel is highly underrated. I believe such brilliant content requires a lot of effort, and I doubt they have a machine that automatically produces it. So I don't think it's fair to list the names of 20 or more of our own favourite content, and then ask of them to analyse it. I'd Pick one or two, Max. But only after I do a bit of research on their channel.
+Ro man Duh. It's a list of suggestions that would be fun. I believe they have the capacity to consider them (along with countless others) and do whichever interest them. See how that works? Suggestions, not demands. Nothing unfair about it. Try to keep up.
+MisterLister68 Aka John HENRY if he was E.T. That movie was so stupid that they didn't even put Stephen King's name on the billing, just Tom Hanks's picture-- even on the fucking BOOK!
Apologies for having not realised a few minutes ago, that you had already produced a video on The Shawshank Redemption. At present I have just watched back to back your videos of Shrek, Titanic, Forrest Gump, Brokeback Mountain, and The Shining as well as obviously this one, and so far I am impressed and amused. Thanks for them, looking forward to the rest of the videos, regardless of whether I have watched the movie they are featuring as appears to be the case with several of them.
Throughly enjoyed this episode. "Shawshank Redemption" is one of my favorite movies. I really hope "Clerks" or "Mall Rats" are on the list for future episodes. I also think "Rounders" would be a good episode as well.
Love the channel! Especially Earthling Cinema! But you've missed a rather significant allusion in this one. You've said nothing about Andy being the figure of Christ himself. ruclips.net/video/-2hWKvq35RM/видео.html Andy’s unexpected escape is a clear allusion to the death and resurrection of Jesus. “Oh my holy God.” Just as Red and others go looking for Andy’s dead body, the disciples went looking for Christ’s. Just as Red and the guards found the cell empty and Andy alive so too did Jesus’ followers. The entire film is in fact meaningful in light of the gospel. Andy’s resurrection redeems Red, “the only guilty man in Shawshank.” In a clear reversal of its prison film genre (think Cool Hand Luke and Escape from Alcatraz), the Shawshank Redemption depicts prisoners dreading NOT imprisonment, BUT freedom. And they dread it as they would death itself. Brooks, for instance, tries to kill Haywood when he finds he’s been paroled and later kills himself because of it. The prisoners of Shawshank are “Institutionalized.” Freedom for them means only to be empty and alone. Shawshank represents the life we know and outside, death, the world we've yet to encounter. But there is life outside, a point Andy, Shawshank’s only innocent man, wants his fellow prisoners to see. He offers them rare and extraordinary reminders of the outside world, like a beer on a hot roof, angelic music over the prison’s speakers, and a library, built by breaking down the walls of the prison. In the process, Andy suffers greatly for these acts. But it's Andy’s ultimate miraculous escape and life on the outside which means hope for Red. Because Andy lives Red will live also. He waits for Red, working the wood of a fishermen’s boat. All before an eternal sea. If that isn't an intentional allusion to Jesus, I don't know what is.
I just found your channel yesterday and I think I've watched about 10 of your videos. Every single one has given me a unique perspective on a movie I know and love. You're a genius, man. Even better, a funny genius.
YES, or Ghost in the Shell! Seriously, Garyx, those movies had a big impact on film in the west, it'd be something you haven't done before. I intensely recommend.
***** kinda.....it was one of the first animated works that alot of western country particularly the U.S had seen that wasn't kiddy disney-est. Not to mention that both films were pretty surreal and exhibited alot of for at the time unreal animation quality, showing that animation as a medium could transcend more than simple stories. .
***** Aside from The Matrix James Cameron on GITS (It is) "a stunning work of speculative fiction . . . the first to reach a level of literary excellence". Rian Johnson "If you look at Looper for instance you can see the wide range of stuff I drew from, from Terminator to Witness to Akira" Quentin Tarantino "AKIRA! Oh, how that lonesome sound brings me back. At the end, I am an anime otaku at heart."
Would love to see Wormuloid do the little-known 2001 Kevin Spacey/Jeff Bridges film K-PAX: That would provide a lot of food for thought, especially in the way that it's shot and uses light as a central theme.
Interesting, as I thought K-Pax was a film adaptation of a Gene Brewer novel? But yeah, Man facing southeast would be good too...Not sure if their obscurity will go against them though.
I wonder at what point a film is too mature in its content to be called a kids film. Spirited Away may not be quite as bloody as Princess Mononoke, but it is just as frightening and enlightening.
This is the first video I have watched on your channel and my heart is still laughing. Thank you for a thought provoking and humorous film. I have subscribed and hope to keep enjoying your shows. Please do the movie, V for Vendetta, staring Hugo Weaving. Thank you.
Love the episode ^^. Here's a movie that might be interesting to analyze, Fargo. (My mom and I have watched it and we discussed about the character and plot for a good hour) :D
Already subscribed to Wisecrack, but just discovered this pearl! Great format! I have an alternative interpretation to the whole movie which makes the ending turn out as a fictious representation - a dream of an optimistic possibility. Remember the night Red thought that Andy might have killed himself? Well, as he had lately been that gloomy because of all the trouble that happened to him lately, there is good reasons to believe the suicide really happened. A lot of things in the finale seem unrealistic to me: from the escape itself, to the fact that Red literally f**** off the giury, but they released him; and he anyway manages to find Andy in that paradisiac island in the middle of.. whaaat? Cmon. The happy ending is what the audience wants to see, as well as the epic revenge to the evil prison and their characters. Unfortunately, in reality that would never happen!
that was really good! those who made this, pat yourself on the back because... Damn!!! that was epic, someone took their time on the jokes with this one!!!
Daniel Martinez The bible has many interpretable meanings and was the first printed book on Earth. It has been worshipped by millions for hundreds of years. It is a tool that can be used for good (charity, forgiveness, change) or evil ( aka Hitler and Genocide of other religions)
Kindly pause scrolling and make space for the following information in your memory banks: 1. When the prison warden found the Bible where Andy had hidden the rock hammer, it was in the book of Exodus. Exodus is a Greek word meaning "departure." 2. Red describes Andy's dream as "shitty pipe dreams". During his escape to live that dream, Andy crawls through a pipe filled with raw sewage. 3. If Andy had been incarcerated in just one cell to the left he would have had nowhere to tunnel to except the next cell, and thus would have had no amazing story to tell. 4. The three times Red meets the parole board he is told "Sit", "Sit down", and lastly "Please sit down". 5. Although it is never directly stated in the film, Brooks is in prison for allegedly murdering his wife and daughter after a losing streak at poker. 6. Despite being widely considered as one of the greatest movies of all time, it didn't receive a single Oscar win, though it was nominated for seven, including Best Picture. 7. The last word spoken in the movie is "hope", a major theme of the film.
It would probably help the channel get more subscribers and help it grow. Though there may not be as much to analyse in recent movies, they don't usually leave much to interpretation. Birdman could maybe be good.
I would think that you could get good analysis from both Birdman and Her. I would like to see Boyhood just to hear the funny comments Garryx (hope I got that right) would have to say about everyday human life.
another great episode! I never saw much in this movie; didn't get the hype. I do like the 'shaping rocks and freedom' motif. Didn't Andy make wood sculptures in this movie too? Or was that another film? Also, Dufresne means 'ash' as in 'ash tree' in French, the leaves of which are spear-shaped. I think there's some significance in there, but I just can't grasp it yet.
Mr. Wormuloid's severly impaired knowledge of matters earthly, great or small, is the show's biggest running gag. It wasn't a bad point, it was a funny one. :P
I am what I was made to be. Every choice I make is made from the framework I was handed. I will always choose, but I can never choose not to be me. I can hide from who I truly am, but I still would subconsciously follow my true will. That which I am defines me. This is life, so be it. God bless
Hey, if you guys ever feel in the mood to analyze an animated film, I'd highly recommend the anime film "Time of Eve." It's about the relationship humans maintain with robots once the two start becoming indistinguishable from each other.
Earth salute you future enthusiast ! I hope the place were you find the artefacts is a blockbuster video tomb. It is truly a great place for excavation:)
In a related piece of irony: this film had a life sentence to be played every Saturday afternoon on what used to be called cable television.
You sir, get a cookie.
The good old days
Lol
j parks lol
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I studied this film in my final year of high school. It started a great love of films for me and to this day, Shawshank is one of my all time favourites :)
"God abandoned Earth in 1991" .... I was born in 1991. Coincidence?! o_0
Also, I just noticed that Andy hides his hammer in the book of Exodus. Not only a book about slaves being freed, the word Exodus comes from the Latin word meaning "to expel, exit, or escape."
NinjaInConverse lots of people were born in 1991 so probably not.
Exodus is from the Greek - not the Latin. Piece of advice: if you do want to make definitive statements about 'facts' they can be googled in advance - eg: 'exodus etymology'. That way you can prevent yourself from propagating misinformation - always an admirable thing to do.
"As we all know, the being known as God left earth in the year 1991 *pause* "
Shuttlekilla the collapse of the USSR
Shuttlekilla Riots and the first Iraq war but then again maybe these things happened after he left earlier that year.
Shuttlekilla God left earth.
Shuttlekilla I think that was in response to God leaving, rather than the reason.
Wasn't that the year when Tim Berner's Lee created the first, very primitive version of the Internet?
Wormuloid says God abandoned earth in 1991. The year Freddie Mercury died.
its the year i was born !! creepy
Em walda its the year alot of people were born
1991 is the year a lot of people died. And Shamu the whale.
also the year the Soviet Union dissolved
@@pathfinder1295 Those damn Hungarians.
I want to thank you wisecrack. I really enjoy all the content you upload to youtube. I show some of your videos to my dad and he totally loved it!! He is 64 and he even learned how to use youtube just to watch your videos and thanks to you now i have new conversation themes to talk to my dad everytime you guys update
( I'm sorry if my english is awful, i'm still learning)
But yeah, thank you so much, you are awesome, please keep doing earthling cinema, thug notes, pop psych and everything you think is interesting enough to be part of your channel!!
Just discovered your channel thanks to the crossover with Cracked. Loving what you're doing. I haven't gone through your entire catalog yet so apologies if any of my suggestions have already been done.
* The Fifth Element
* Galaxy Quest
* Star Trek (a variety)
* Tolkein/Jackson collection
* Gattaca
* Empire Records
* X-Men (pick one??)
* Edward Scissorhands
* Beetlejuice
* The Shadow
* Masters of the Universe
* Interstellar
There are just so many that deserve this treatment!
* Anything by Rob Schneider, viewed by aliens as serious cinema and highly influential to our culture
* Same for Adam Sandler
* Ernest P Whorl as well? Probably best to not overdo this approach. And yet...
* Peewee's Big Adventure (the movie, not his legal adventures)
* Ocean's Eleven
* The Matrix trilogy (or a take in which the sequels never happened?? I would love to see how you decide to handle it.)
* "Kung fu" stuff. Jackie Chan, Jet Li (Fearless? Unleashed?), Bruce Lee, The Best of the Best, Karate Kid, etc.
* The Sixth Sense
* Signs
* Mars Attacks
So many more but I don't want to further dilute this list. Looking forward to more!
Jon Miller Thanks Jon!
+Jon Miller This channel is highly underrated. I believe such brilliant content requires a lot of effort, and I doubt they have a machine that automatically produces it. So I don't think it's fair to list the names of 20 or more of our own favourite content, and then ask of them to analyse it. I'd Pick one or two, Max. But only after I do a bit of research on their channel.
+Ro man Duh. It's a list of suggestions that would be fun. I believe they have the capacity to consider them (along with countless others) and do whichever interest them. See how that works? Suggestions, not demands. Nothing unfair about it. Try to keep up.
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"you'll think you got fucked by a train" - Mark 13:35
Do The Silence of the Lambs, please?
This my favorite movie. The "Brooks Was Here" scene still makes me teary eyed.
So does Red
Eyebrows look bushier than usual.
Seriously! Do Blade Runner! It's non negotiable.
Yes. Do a review of it or I will suggest you to do it by comment under your videos until you do it
agreed
That or Ghost in the Shell. Hell yeah.
radoou1919 That is... Most reasonable threat I have ever read on any comment anywhere. Congratulations.
name one thing in this world that is non-negotiable.
Do O Brother Where Art Thou! I just saw it and it's amazing and probably worthy of an analysis.
No.. You should do No Country For Old Men
***** yaa
Jeffery Lebowski who the hell is lebowski?
Jeffery Lebowski pfff no, you should do A Serious Man
Drakon Lorek
English class has made me hate that movie.
I would love to see you do Pan's Labyrinth! It's a rich and complex movie, I think it would make for great analysis.
The Green Mile!
This. PLEASE!
+MisterLister68 With initials J.C. Surprise!
+MisterLister68 Aka John HENRY if he was E.T.
That movie was so stupid that they didn't even put Stephen King's name on the billing, just Tom Hanks's picture-- even on the fucking BOOK!
Apologies for having not realised a few minutes ago, that you had already produced a video on The Shawshank Redemption. At present I have just watched back to back your videos of Shrek, Titanic, Forrest Gump, Brokeback Mountain, and The Shining as well as obviously this one, and so far I am impressed and amused. Thanks for them, looking forward to the rest of the videos, regardless of whether I have watched the movie they are featuring as appears to be the case with several of them.
Throughly enjoyed this episode. "Shawshank Redemption" is one of my favorite movies.
I really hope "Clerks" or "Mall Rats" are on the list for future episodes.
I also think "Rounders" would be a good episode as well.
I'd love to see an episode of Earthling Cinema on Ferris Bueller's Day off!
The Godfather, Casablanca, Gone With the Wind, Citizen Cane, please do more about the classics like these...
*Citizen Kane
This is becoming one of my favorite youtube channels. Definitely deserves more attention
thank you for making me watch this movie
one of the best and truly a masterpiece
Love the channel! Especially Earthling Cinema! But you've missed a rather significant allusion in this one. You've said nothing about Andy being the figure of Christ himself. ruclips.net/video/-2hWKvq35RM/видео.html Andy’s unexpected escape is a clear allusion to the death and resurrection of Jesus. “Oh my holy God.” Just as Red and others go looking for Andy’s dead body, the disciples went looking for Christ’s. Just as Red and the guards found the cell empty and Andy alive so too did Jesus’ followers. The entire film is in fact meaningful in light of the gospel. Andy’s resurrection redeems Red, “the only guilty man in Shawshank.” In a clear reversal of its prison film genre (think Cool Hand Luke and Escape from Alcatraz), the Shawshank Redemption depicts prisoners dreading NOT imprisonment, BUT freedom. And they dread it as they would death itself. Brooks, for instance, tries to kill Haywood when he finds he’s been paroled and later kills himself because of it. The prisoners of Shawshank are “Institutionalized.” Freedom for them means only to be empty and alone. Shawshank represents the life we know and outside, death, the world we've yet to encounter. But there is life outside, a point Andy, Shawshank’s only innocent man, wants his fellow prisoners to see. He offers them rare and extraordinary reminders of the outside world, like a beer on a hot roof, angelic music over the prison’s speakers, and a library, built by breaking down the walls of the prison. In the process, Andy suffers greatly for these acts. But it's Andy’s ultimate miraculous escape and life on the outside which means hope for Red. Because Andy lives Red will live also. He waits for Red, working the wood of a fishermen’s boat. All before an eternal sea. If that isn't an intentional allusion to Jesus, I don't know what is.
+Matthew Scott Miller thank you so much for this comment. Amazing insight seriously towards the movie AND the bible.
WOW !! Very well put. Thank you.
dude, your goddamn movies are GENIUS writing. it's unbelievable.
I just found your channel yesterday and I think I've watched about 10 of your videos. Every single one has given me a unique perspective on a movie I know and love. You're a genius, man. Even better, a funny genius.
You got to do " The Godfather " or " Enter the Void ".
Awesome movies.
1991: The year Gene Roddenberry died, creator of Star Trek. That has to be it!
I can't believe how good this is
how about Akira, I feel like theres enough stuff there to analyze
YES, or Ghost in the Shell! Seriously, Garyx, those movies had a big impact on film in the west, it'd be something you haven't done before. I intensely recommend.
***** kinda.....it was one of the first animated works that alot of western country particularly the U.S had seen that wasn't kiddy disney-est. Not to mention that both films were pretty surreal and exhibited alot of for at the time unreal animation quality, showing that animation as a medium could transcend more than simple stories. .
Appledash99 Its still pretty un real to this day too. I see clips of Ghost and just go Jesus, someone actually did that.
*****
i heard Ghost in the Shell was a major inspiration for The Matrix. was that info wrong?
***** Aside from The Matrix
James Cameron on GITS (It is) "a stunning work of speculative fiction . . . the first to reach a level of literary excellence".
Rian Johnson "If you look at Looper for instance you can see the wide range of stuff I drew from, from Terminator to Witness to Akira"
Quentin Tarantino "AKIRA! Oh, how that lonesome sound brings me back. At the end, I am an anime otaku at heart."
This is my favorite video in my favorite video series in my favorite channel
Was not expecting the fully torqued on freedom line. Well played, Earthling Cinema. Well played.
You guys are the best ! Please do Bergman's The Seventh Seal ! Greetings from Greece x
Word!
or any from Bergman for that matters
What a coincidence. One of my favorite movies, and I just turned in a paper today on Sartre's understanding of human freedom.
Would love to see Wormuloid do the little-known 2001 Kevin Spacey/Jeff Bridges film K-PAX: That would provide a lot of food for thought, especially in the way that it's shot and uses light as a central theme.
That would be good... or the Argentinian movie that possibly inspired it, Man Facing Southeast.
Interesting, as I thought K-Pax was a film adaptation of a Gene Brewer novel? But yeah, Man facing southeast would be good too...Not sure if their obscurity will go against them though.
This video has just provided me with the greatest summary of the movie I've ever heard.
That product placement was flawless
Awesome work guys! I love your reviews.Please do Taxi Driver,There will be blood and Dr. Strangelove.
Why the heck is this series so good!
Do Spirited Away. Pretty deep for a kids film
^
I wonder at what point a film is too mature in its content to be called a kids film. Spirited Away may not be quite as bloody as Princess Mononoke, but it is just as frightening and enlightening.
One of your best review so far.
Best film of all time.
This is the best episode yet
As always Mr Wormuloid.....Genius
This is the first video I have watched on your channel and my heart is still laughing. Thank you for a thought provoking and humorous film. I have subscribed and hope to keep enjoying your shows.
Please do the movie, V for Vendetta, staring Hugo Weaving.
Thank you.
The is one of the best Earthling Cinema episodes ever. I loved it! Really good stuff.
Bring back earthling cinema!!!!!
Love the episode ^^. Here's a movie that might be interesting to analyze, Fargo. (My mom and I have watched it and we discussed about the character and plot for a good hour) :D
Already subscribed to Wisecrack, but just discovered this pearl! Great format!
I have an alternative interpretation to the whole movie which makes the ending turn out as a fictious representation - a dream of an optimistic possibility. Remember the night Red thought that Andy might have killed himself? Well, as he had lately been that gloomy because of all the trouble that happened to him lately, there is good reasons to believe the suicide really happened. A lot of things in the finale seem unrealistic to me: from the escape itself, to the fact that Red literally f**** off the giury, but they released him; and he anyway manages to find Andy in that paradisiac island in the middle of.. whaaat? Cmon. The happy ending is what the audience wants to see, as well as the epic revenge to the evil prison and their characters. Unfortunately, in reality that would never happen!
Earthling Cinema stepping on 8-bit philosophy's toes with that bit about "Sarter" ...
YESS. Thank you guys so much! I was hoping to this movie analyzed.
I love how good your show is, Sir.
Do Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, please.
I don't know how much analysis can be done, but a review on Moonrise Kingdom would be awesome
Speaking of "the word man" Stephen King, the Shining needs to be put on this list immediately.
Oh oh oh! Hidden Meaning in *Donnie Darko*. my favourite cult film. You should so do that. :P
Would you consider doing "The Maltese Falcon"?
"Sucks for you, object!" had my dying.
that was really good! those who made this, pat yourself on the back because... Damn!!! that was epic, someone took their time on the jokes with this one!!!
You should do music, books, and shows, too
HOW DOES THIS NOT HAVE MORE VIEWS!
Freedom is a choice. Something to meditate on during this quarantine time.
His sign on the wall, the stitch work quote, misspells ‘judgment’... Lol
Spot on, excellent analysis!
Fantastic episode! I just... WOW!
Can't wait for "Dr Strangelove"!
3:00 this makes an eerie amount of sense...
Beautiful. Your eyebrows and the analysis.
I know this series is obviously sarcastic, but this video was actually crazy deep and I learned alot about the movie.
Dr. Seuss died in 1991 and his books are deeper than the bible.
Daniel Martinez
The bible has many interpretable meanings and was the first printed book on Earth. It has been worshipped by millions for hundreds of years. It is a tool that can be used for good (charity, forgiveness, change) or evil ( aka Hitler and Genocide of other religions)
yea just shut up, there have been literary works found that predate the bible.
Daniel Martinez lp
He means the first book that was copied using a printer not the first book written
What a great analysis, this channel is awesome! Would love to see The Godfather or The Pianist (:
You guys should do a Studio Ghibli movie like "Howls Moving Castle" or "Spirited Away"
Kindly pause scrolling and make space for the following information in your memory banks:
1. When the prison warden found the Bible where Andy had hidden the rock hammer, it was in the book of Exodus. Exodus is a Greek word meaning "departure."
2. Red describes Andy's dream as "shitty pipe dreams". During his escape to live that dream, Andy crawls through a pipe filled with raw sewage.
3. If Andy had been incarcerated in just one cell to the left he would have had nowhere to tunnel to except the next cell, and thus would have had no amazing story to tell.
4. The three times Red meets the parole board he is told "Sit", "Sit down", and lastly "Please sit down".
5. Although it is never directly stated in the film, Brooks is in prison for allegedly murdering his wife and daughter after a losing streak at poker.
6. Despite being widely considered as one of the greatest movies of all time, it didn't receive a single Oscar win, though it was nominated for seven, including Best Picture.
7. The last word spoken in the movie is "hope", a major theme of the film.
I'd really like to see you do one for the movie Hard Candy. It deals with really important subject manner and is really well done.
First video i see from you and i have to admit i loved it!
If you can, could you do something really contemporary? Like Boyhood or Birdman?
Or maybe some good contemporary movie.
I would also like to see 'Her'. Do you think that's good?
That would be pretty interesting to see, yeah.
It would probably help the channel get more subscribers and help it grow. Though there may not be as much to analyse in recent movies, they don't usually leave much to interpretation. Birdman could maybe be good.
I would think that you could get good analysis from both Birdman and Her. I would like to see Boyhood just to hear the funny comments Garryx (hope I got that right) would have to say about everyday human life.
Another great episode, I get the feeling you guys could do something special with American Psycho.
another great episode! I never saw much in this movie; didn't get the hype. I do like the 'shaping rocks and freedom' motif. Didn't Andy make wood sculptures in this movie too? Or was that another film?
Also, Dufresne means 'ash' as in 'ash tree' in French, the leaves of which are spear-shaped. I think there's some significance in there, but I just can't grasp it yet.
I'd love a video on The Prestige, one of my absolute favorites.
Best one yet. Love it!
my #1 movie of all time
Damn Garyx, your eyebrows are extra fierce in this episode. 👌
Plus, small things are funny! You are hilarious. Love the channel.
First time watching this series. Once you made The King Stephen joke. I'm in. subscribed.
The only bad point was the prononciation of Jean-Paul Sartre.
Garyx says that historians of Earth changed the pronunciation six times by the year 2057, whatever that means.
Mr. Wormuloid's severly impaired knowledge of matters earthly, great or small, is the show's biggest running gag. It wasn't a bad point, it was a funny one. :P
He pronounced it differently every time he said it. I'm pretty sure that that was on purpose.
Yeah and he also said that King Stephen ruled earth for 200 years. King Stephen died in his early 90's.
Goodthrust69
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Great stuff. Who wrote this last commentary? CAn I get the short book with pictures? LOL
Top shelf! I'm still waiting on Babe the Sheep Pig, though. Braveheart stole best picture undeservingly!
I am what I was made to be. Every choice I make is made from the framework I was handed. I will always choose, but I can never choose not to be me. I can hide from who I truly am, but I still would subconsciously follow my true will. That which I am defines me. This is life, so be it. God bless
I find it funny the way he goes all Sean Connery saying the title of the film and other s related words.
my favourite movie, thank you.
Garyx! If you can find it, please review the movie The Sound of Music. I remembered that beloved earthling classic all those cycles ago.
Can you do Birdman (or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)?
Cool series. maybe you should do earthling cinema episodes for "Full-metal jacket" or "Guess who's coming to dinner" when you can.
Hey, if you guys ever feel in the mood to analyze an animated film, I'd highly recommend the anime film "Time of Eve." It's about the relationship humans maintain with robots once the two start becoming indistinguishable from each other.
Earth salute you future enthusiast ! I hope the place were you find the artefacts is a blockbuster video tomb. It is truly a great place for excavation:)
Wisecrack should totally do TV show analysis.
Another great video! How about doing one for SLC Punk?
Why you gotta joke about brooks 😭😭😂😂
You guys should cover "In Bruges" or "Seven Psychopaths" both written and directed by Martin McDonagh.
I would enjoy seeing an alien review of the cult classic "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" !!
Do Apocalypse Now
Now
Damn this shit just as funny as Thug Notes! You guys are hilarious and insightful at the same time-keep it up!
Hello Wisecrack, Please review in Earthling Cinema; Count of Monte Christo!