I usually tried to think about an animal getting hurt or killed and that would get me to cry on command. Specifically the story of Laika the Russian Space Dog.
I feel like people need an absurd amount of empathy to cry on command. I say absurd amount because I guess I feel too jaded/desensitized to most things to cry about them. I can still acknowledge how bad things are and be sad about it, but I couldn’t cry about it. For me, hearing that someone is getting horribly mentally abused/manipulated or is unable to live the life they saw themselves would probably make me cry on command - but maybe that’s because there’s someone very close to me irl who is in that circumstance.
The whole tear analysis was so funny. Tears pool and then either spill or get squeezed out if you blink hard enough. I mean, all eyelids are different... but no one's going to shed a single tear like that. There was no pooling. His eyes weren't glassy. It just appeared.
I gotta be real, all of the meta "turn your brain off" moments Adum did for the flash review actually made me enjoy the review more. Especially when Adum told me to enjoy it.
10:27 Don Bluth at least made these tearing moments in "An American Tail" and "The Land Before Time" a lot of emotional breakthroughs. A scene where a mother just barely got chopped by a Sharptooth and Littlefoot sees his mother for his last moment before heading to the Greay Valley It gets heavier when the mother just says a few words until she dies quickly in this saddest scene ever. Unless Adam thinks this movie is made by babies even if the sequels were meant for millennial babies in the 2000's, that moment is the best emotional scene ever. An American Tail where Fievel finds his dad and that right there is the moment where a young mouse finds his family and James Horner's score hits you a lot emotionally deep.
It was sad as a child and even sadder when I put myself in the mother's perspective. The amount of information she needs to tell her son in an impossible amount of time is unreal, worst yet, Littlefoot doesn't even grasp the idea that his mother won't be there for the journey. "I'll always be with you, even if you don't see me..." "What do you mean? You're right here..." Heartbreaking!!
But yea no, in my experience real tears are massive because they are the welled up collection that are resting on the bottom eyelid, and blinking causes it to rolls down the face. Some people like my mom have thinner eyelids, so hers are very quick to roll down her face, but yea. thats my personal experience so its real.
obviously the digital tears were an intentional choice and not the result of Ezra's complete inability to act. because the Flash is super fast he cries super fast, and that's why the tears appear and disappear so quickly /s
6:15 Remember in Funny Games of 2007 when a kid standing here and the main villain was approaching him and all of a sudden this kid just barely had tears and made it so brutal? That's a good scary and saddening kid scene. If you saw it in Funny Games.
It’s not a quickie. If it says quickie in the title of the RUclips video then it is. This one did not end up having quickie in the title. This is him in the process of editing and research, possibly before he had decided it would be full length or he just misspoke. Usually 10 mins or less is a quickie it seems
I guess what separates a YMS from this project is that a YMS also needs interview footage and research beyond just the movie itself. Dumb distinction, but I don’t think the differences in video format/structure all that much.
the traveling back part actually does make sense he travels back what happens to HIM! not his clone HIM! so he ends up where he would have been in his reality not the other barrys reality
Honestly, I don’t really blame them for using a CG tear for that shot. Getting an actual take of Ezra nailing a perfect, aesthetically-appealing single tear while smiling was probably going to take up much more time than was worth it. Also, imagine how unhinged getting them to constantly redo takes would make them. Practically, it makes a lot of sense
i think what makes the tear look fake is how it comes out the outer part of the corner of the eye, like its just leaking out of their skin rather than from the tear duct next to the eyeball
15:45 yes the correct one is Orangutan which in indonesian/malay just means jungle people. Everyone in Indonesia/Malaysia where this animal native to call them Orangutan so it's a bit weird that foreigner add 'g' at the end. It's like tempe (Indonesian soy cake type food) that in these few years has been getting popularity in the western vegan community but for some reason they calling it tempeh but still pronounce it as tempe, i mean why bother adds 'h' at the end if you don't even pronounce it.
I love how this is shorter than the actual video 😂 The exact opposite of the lion king editing highlights which is 1000x longer than the feature length final product
There actually is a way to cry on demand. Just watch the scene in The Help where Skeeter tells her mom, "You broke her heart," and then watch the Carl/Ellie introduction from UP, and it'll happen.
If we can ever go back in time, i think it would only be for a maximum of a few hours. Because the earth would still be close enough within that time frame. If you wanted to go back 20 years, you would be trying to get to a place 10 million miles behind us.
This some Lex Luthor mindset of doubting a persons motivation. “There’s no way Superman would want to help people legitimately”. I mean this as a compliment to how dedicated he is. Like successful actors Jesse Eisenberg.
Love your stuff, sir. I'm not normally this guy, but I saw Ruby Gillman last week, and it's making me so mad that I really want to hear you be mad about it with me. XD Either way, keep it up.
I don't believe Ezra can act his character work is being weird and just being goofy faced almost every crying scene looks like he is about to start cracking up not breaking down in sadness or having a tender moment but like he is about to go on a sociopathic rampage
People pronouncing Orangutan with a g at the end sounds like someone saying "should of" instead of should've. It's not uncommon but it's glaringly wrong.
Only Adum would try to cry, just to cross check whether Ezra Miller's tear acting is fake or not 😅
I mean, he can vomit on cue. Who knows what else he can make his body do
It's literally science what he did.
@@Croter8mentAdam can coom on command
Use onions! They always work!
@@ching-jungyang62onions are more like external chemicals that irritate the eye. it's not endogenous crying
The type of laugh that wrung out of me when adum suggested maybe the problem with lion king not making him cry was that it was not in 4k
That should make him cry more!
Adum sees "eyes popping out" and starts giggling like a lil baby is so wholesome. dude is so funny.
*W a i t , h e ' s B a t m a n ! !*
Easily Adum's best review of the year!
*"wAiT hE's BaTmAn?"*
Adum can vomit on command but not cry on command
Bc he's a critic and not an actor
I love watching Adam giggle at his goofy “hey” edits
That was my favorite part lol. Watching him create that in real time was a treat
I just realized during that scene, it kinda looks like The Flash is tickling Batman.
“What if its in 4k?”
The idea that image resolution is the issue with not being able to cry on demand is the funniest thing to me lol
wait he's editing Batman?
Hey!
@@Ringothetankengine-qy1vlWhat a wonderful kind of day
Top tear content
this is mad trippy
Wait, he's Batman?
Hey
you're gonna be a gay baby
3:22 Tobey Maguire from "Spider-Man" trilogy is a lot cryer than anything. Can't be the tear-jerker of Goodey Goodey Maguire.
After seeing the this i have newfound respect for Tobey, at least he could cry
Uncle Ben's death scene from Spider-Man (2002) is unironically one of the best crying scenes in cinema history. It looks so real.
Simba: "HELP, SOMEBODY!!"
Adam: "what if it needs to be in 4k"
When I want to cry, I think of Ralph not being on Sardonicast anymore.
😢
Why is he out?
Been a while since I listened, but they weren’t specific about it. Seems like he just wants to do something else rn. I blame Scoot.
@@nettleciderJust when he thought he was in, they pulled him back out.
as a child i could cry on command just thinking about something sad
Same. Still can actually. …I cry too much.
I usually tried to think about an animal getting hurt or killed and that would get me to cry on command. Specifically the story of Laika the Russian Space Dog.
I feel like people need an absurd amount of empathy to cry on command. I say absurd amount because I guess I feel too jaded/desensitized to most things to cry about them. I can still acknowledge how bad things are and be sad about it, but I couldn’t cry about it.
For me, hearing that someone is getting horribly mentally abused/manipulated or is unable to live the life they saw themselves would probably make me cry on command - but maybe that’s because there’s someone very close to me irl who is in that circumstance.
@@brunobucciaratiswife Narancias death is an instant cry on command for anybody who's seen the whole show let's be honest
I can do it, but it takes a fair amount of effort.
The whole tear analysis was so funny. Tears pool and then either spill or get squeezed out if you blink hard enough. I mean, all eyelids are different... but no one's going to shed a single tear like that. There was no pooling. His eyes weren't glassy. It just appeared.
I gotta be real, all of the meta "turn your brain off" moments Adum did for the flash review actually made me enjoy the review more. Especially when Adum told me to enjoy it.
I can tear up just by seeing someone else cry
Ezra Miller is incapable of producing tears, as that requires feeling human emotions.
10:27 Don Bluth at least made these tearing moments in "An American Tail" and "The Land Before Time" a lot of emotional breakthroughs. A scene where a mother just barely got chopped by a Sharptooth and Littlefoot sees his mother for his last moment before heading to the Greay Valley It gets heavier when the mother just says a few words until she dies quickly in this saddest scene ever. Unless Adam thinks this movie is made by babies even if the sequels were meant for millennial babies in the 2000's, that moment is the best emotional scene ever.
An American Tail where Fievel finds his dad and that right there is the moment where a young mouse finds his family and James Horner's score hits you a lot emotionally deep.
It was sad as a child and even sadder when I put myself in the mother's perspective. The amount of information she needs to tell her son in an impossible amount of time is unreal, worst yet, Littlefoot doesn't even grasp the idea that his mother won't be there for the journey.
"I'll always be with you, even if you don't see me..." "What do you mean? You're right here..."
Heartbreaking!!
I love how much of this is tangential to the actual movie and actor.
But yea no, in my experience real tears are massive because they are the welled up collection that are resting on the bottom eyelid, and blinking causes it to rolls down the face. Some people like my mom have thinner eyelids, so hers are very quick to roll down her face, but yea. thats my personal experience so its real.
The Batman death scene makes me laugh so hard. Wtaf
Adum "It needs to be in 4k so i can cry" Last Name
obviously the digital tears were an intentional choice and not the result of Ezra's complete inability to act. because the Flash is super fast he cries super fast, and that's why the tears appear and disappear so quickly /s
The true autistic's dilemma. It's not if you can cry, it's how you will cross-reference it...
Bella Ramsey is probably a bigger enby actor than Ezra even though the latter has been in "blockbusters".
What's an enby?
@@HOTD108_enby=NB= Non-Binary.
I thought we’d never see these highlights 🦞🦞
And now I'm crying. Great.
You would think the VFX people would have some kind of reference videos or some kind of consultation for Ezra’s tear
6:15 Remember in Funny Games of 2007 when a kid standing here and the main villain was approaching him and all of a sudden this kid just barely had tears and made it so brutal? That's a good scary and saddening kid scene. If you saw it in Funny Games.
Wait, he’s Batman?
20:35 So out of curiosity. What does it take to be considered a YMS review? Cause i thought this was a regular YMS review and not a quickie.
It’s not a quickie. If it says quickie in the title of the RUclips video then it is. This one did not end up having quickie in the title. This is him in the process of editing and research, possibly before he had decided it would be full length or he just misspoke. Usually 10 mins or less is a quickie it seems
I guess what separates a YMS from this project is that a YMS also needs interview footage and research beyond just the movie itself. Dumb distinction, but I don’t think the differences in video format/structure all that much.
Ah, that explains the joke in the final review about the rock in Back to the Future. The setup was cut but the punchline remained.
I was thinking "well just crying on command seems rather difficult" and then i tried to and kind of managed to drop a tear.
huh.
1080p Mufasa dying
Adum: *i slep*
4K Mufasa dying
Adum: *real shit?*
i cry in 480p
Just cut onions, that's it. Cut onions then you'd be crying.
Listened to end, your voice is really cute.
the traveling back part actually does make sense he travels back what happens to HIM! not his clone HIM! so he ends up where he would have been in his reality not the other barrys reality
Best explanation I've seen.
hey.
Honestly, I don’t really blame them for using a CG tear for that shot. Getting an actual take of Ezra nailing a perfect, aesthetically-appealing single tear while smiling was probably going to take up much more time than was worth it. Also, imagine how unhinged getting them to constantly redo takes would make them. Practically, it makes a lot of sense
hey
Idk i zoomed in on adums zoom in and it kinda looked real.
But was your screen 4K?
@@debrachambers1304no, but it did look like he blinked it out. Tho, I'm not totally convinced 🤷♂️
But I zoomed in on your zoom in of Adum's zoom in and it looked fake again, so mysteries still abound.
i think what makes the tear look fake is how it comes out the outer part of the corner of the eye, like its just leaking out of their skin rather than from the tear duct next to the eyeball
15:45 yes the correct one is Orangutan which in indonesian/malay just means jungle people. Everyone in Indonesia/Malaysia where this animal native to call them Orangutan so it's a bit weird that foreigner add 'g' at the end. It's like tempe (Indonesian soy cake type food) that in these few years has been getting popularity in the western vegan community but for some reason they calling it tempeh but still pronounce it as tempe, i mean why bother adds 'h' at the end if you don't even pronounce it.
It's probably just a language habit that gets ingrained into society. Like ain't, which wasn't even a word until people used it so much it became one.
I love how this is shorter than the actual video 😂
The exact opposite of the lion king editing highlights which is 1000x longer than the feature length final product
WAYHETHSBAHMAN?!
There actually is a way to cry on demand. Just watch the scene in The Help where Skeeter tells her mom, "You broke her heart," and then watch the Carl/Ellie introduction from UP, and it'll happen.
youll always be the biggest gay baby to me adum ❤
If we can ever go back in time, i think it would only be for a maximum of a few hours.
Because the earth would still be close enough within that time frame.
If you wanted to go back 20 years, you would be trying to get to a place 10 million miles behind us.
4:01 why does he have so many tabs
This some Lex Luthor mindset of doubting a persons motivation. “There’s no way Superman would want to help people legitimately”.
I mean this as a compliment to how dedicated he is. Like successful actors Jesse Eisenberg.
He's HorseMan?!
Love your stuff, sir.
I'm not normally this guy, but I saw Ruby Gillman last week, and it's making me so mad that I really want to hear you be mad about it with me. XD Either way, keep it up.
BEST movie cry?
HARVEY KEITEL!
Bad Lieutenant's a great, horrific, movie. But his crying makes me laugh every-time.
Don’t they do eye drops in between takes for tears?
Everyone's out here saying to think of something sad to cry. Really, you could just drink hot sauce 🌶️
thnx, other Barry!
15:21 what the christ is happening
If I had RUclips money, I’d spend it on a Nord too. With the speakers and everything.
I think the tear is real actually because both his eyes look very moist before he cries and it seems like appropriate amount of tear to come out
That could be digital as well
He could of just used eye drops for that
@@marlow7376could’ve^
The correct pronunciation for 'orangutan' is or-ah-ng-oo-tahn. It's an Indonesian/Malaysian word.
I don't believe Ezra can act his character work is being weird and just being goofy faced almost every crying scene looks like he is about to start cracking up not breaking down in sadness or having a tender moment but like he is about to go on a sociopathic rampage
Fake tears… i want my money back
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I think you dislike Miller more than I do.
Why's this dude keep getting roles? Who on Earth looks at him and sees themselves?
Of course the tear is fake. Ezra Miller isn't capable of acting at that level.
People pronouncing Orangutan with a g at the end sounds like someone saying "should of" instead of should've. It's not uncommon but it's glaringly wrong.
Ah yes Hollywoods favorite mentally ill dude.
hey
Wait, he's Batman?