Cinema Psychology | Compilation
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Movie magic is more than just what's happening on screen, sometimes the work is all in what's going on inside your brain.
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Clark Kent's disguise wasn't just glasses. No one had reason to think Superman had a secret alterego they just assumed he was Superman 24/7 and he had that larger than life presence while Clark Kent was forgettable. PS. A nice subtle touch was their hair being parted on opposite sides.
Shut your mouth you just blew my mind how did that never even occurred to me
That ending, such betrayal. So many unanswered plot threads. Who was the mysterious camera man and why were people presenting in a gradient colored void.
I hate how many times I’ve heard about that dang gorilla study. They need to do a new one.
Maybe they did but you didn't see it.
So true!
you heard so much because it was so original that a lot of new studies still use a gorilla to test these types of things...
with another gorilla
3:31 I love when video game developers and movies take advantage of this especially in horror movies. It’s so fascinating learning that you technically was able to witness the entire scene before it unfolded when there’s a threat actually shown ina a busy crowd for a single frame.
I generally feel relief whenever shows end. It's finally over. Considering what this video said, I realize I also generally have felt relieved when loved ones have died. They're no longer suffering. I typically don't mind when friendships end either because there's no more stress of maintaining that relationship (never been in a romantic relationship). Guess this theory holds true for me.
Might I suggest you look into something called reactive attachment disorder
I'm really bad at recognizing faces and it's actually pretty awkward. People will see me in public and go "hey why were you ignoring me" and I just did not recognize them. And trust me, "Actually I have never been able to remember faces sorry" sounds like the worst excuse on planet earth
Not to mention work situations when I can't tell who is who in the office
Would saying "Oh, sorry! I have face blindness." and maybe immediately following with something friendly/polite make it maybe less awkward?
And/or can you give people a heads up that you have face blindness?
What if you're married to someone who notices things like that quite a bit while you didn't notice and are trying to focus on the movie, your driving, etc.?
My husband and son both have prosopagnosia and I'm a super-recogniser. Makes for interesting social life.
Ur husband is lying
@@dnaann1867 I assumed they were both heterozygous
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00:12 why you miss moviemistakes
04:16 why Clark Kent's glasses disguise works
09:17 skillshare segue
10:04 why people like horror movies
15:12 why movievillains are cool
*16:28** undisputable fact*
20:54 Science to state the obvious:
*GoT last season s.v.c.k.e.d b.a.I.I.s*
25:26 outro
when i first watched friends all the way through, i stopped as soon as i realized it was the last episode, and ended up putting off finishing it for over a year.
That Clark Kent faces thing, means that crows are BETTER than humans at recognizing them
Somehow, heartbreak feels good in a place like this.
What if the good guys get everything they want but the bad guys get away. We've seen the bad guys lose along with the good guys but not other end
If so many mystakes are caused by expectation how do babies react to some visual test
Thanks!
I hate horror movies, even as a kid while watching cartoons that were a bit scary or had a bit of tension, I would either hide behind my mom's back or take a cushion from the couch and hide behind that. Now I don't like horror movies or even movies that have tension in there or even movies where we the audience know the truth that there's a misunderstanding but the characters don't. It just makes me feel like I can't handle the emotions. Also I don't watch horror movies because they come back to haunt me while I'm trying to fall asleep.
What about the people who know Clark and super man
No one knew that Superman had a secret alterego they just assumed he was Superman 24/7 and he had that larger than life presence while Clark Kent was forgettable. PS. A nice subtle touch was their hair being parted on opposite sides.
I have seen and heard the croissant pancake mistake statement for years now however my thoughts are this it was a breakfast buffet on that table and this young woman was hungry and impressed by the amount and variety of food it would not be a stretch to consider that perhaps they put one pastry down then picked up another When they were not being looked at for a few seconds.
Always loved scishow
I am highly empathetic. I can't stand horror movies and shows like "America's Funniest Home Videos" never make me laugh because I can easily imagine how much it would have hurt to do a fall.
I have a question I don't know if this falls under the same category in movies whenever people are watching TV and laying down they always show what they're looking at being sideways and then as they sit up things turn straight do most people see things sideways when they lay down because I absolutely do not everything always looks the same no matter what angle my head is at I had always just assumed that movies did that for show effect but I've recently mentioned it a few times and people don't get what I mean about things never looking sideways
My favorite time at the movies is when I see em at the Chinese Theatre!
No wonder none of my friends say "hello". I should switch to contacts.
My mother had her gallbladder removed she was diagnosed with fattt liver ,she also got schizophrenia a few years later now the doctor gave her risperidone without any test because she refuse for any treatment abd is in self denial could u please Tell any way to know her liver and kidneys are ok besides blood test.
but someone had to notice or we would not have this video
I do not like movie villains. One of the worst experiences I had in a cinema was when I was watching "The Running Man" and realized that the people in the cinema were cheering for the bad guys just like the audience on the screen. It was sickening. I will not watch a movie told from the villains point of view. If a book features chapters about the villains point of view, I will not read them.
How about remembering names?
That gorilla suit was heading to a theater.
In Vegas.
So it's right in place.
The ONLY reason for a person to have the tp in the under fashion is is they have cats, todlers, or both. Otherwise they are not human.
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Doesn't the fact we can detect optical illusions after looking at it for a while or a different angle shows our brains are good and taking reality.
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And Neuro impulses travel at 4 feet a minute.
So there is no why our brains make some mystakes but how.
Why do x cons like cop shows
Do they?
paper hung under = evil? you clearly don't have a cat or toddler who likes to play with the roll.
Who else thought the thumbnail was Julie Nolke?
20:20 the “storifying” effect of TV personalities totally explains why MAGA hats aren’t ashamed of supporting Trump. He doesn’t seem real, so in their minds, he can’t do any real damage.
5:05 It apparently it isn't key to my survival. I haven't seen a face besides my own or otherwise socially interacted irl in 16 years and when "watching" YT I mostly just listen to it while doing other hobbies. I'm still alive. I'm sure blind people that's never seen even their own face otherwise live just fine as well.
Yasss Lady Gaga reference
I am a Shy old Moe less tour!
Example that life ain't a movie. Is how characters react
Often more realistic reactions. Like Aniken or The Grinch reaction to a sudden major psychological break triggered by one sudden .
Is considered bad acting
Movie mindset
ayoooo
Can explain the process of projection is part of an intentional propaganda some self awareness most be involved .
Is it for the person we're projecting on
Damn paid for a full year on accident 😅
This host (guy) makes me inexplicably annoyed. There's something very off about his mannerisms and speech pattern.
How come TV and movies shows serial killers prospective even relate to them but not rpist.
And rpist seems more like sacrilege crime. 😘 Rules mean more life itself.
And relating to them itself is sacrilege