The fact that people make clip videos of specific scenes from Emesis Blue just like from other movies further proves that this is a WHOLE godamn movie, and better than many "official" ones
So at the end of Emesis Blue, almost all the merc’s (except Blu Soldier) are in purgatory waiting to respawn? So that’s what that long tube red thing was at the end? Utterly terrifying.
My theory is that this respawn queue is the reason why the rate of corruption for the respawn machine is so high. When someone dies close enough to the respawn machine, they become part of this queue, waiting for respawn. But if someone is illegible to be respawned they cannot exit this queue. But if someone that is leggible for respawn dies, they get to use the lightning lane and respawn immediately. The problem is, due to the many failed respawns, this respawn queue has become so large it is also stopping those that are legible from spawning. So now, to respawn someone, the machine has to be manually operated. But due to how there are more illegible people than legible, the respawn machine is most likely to accidentally respawn a different person whose physical form has changed extremely due to how long they have been in the respawn machine.
@@exallted possibly yes, but this could also pertain to how much it takes to respawn someone. Think about the number of materials needed to create an adult human. Bones, meat, blood, everything. It's possible the respawn machine is taking up more material than anyone can give it. This is why there are errors, it's trying to create a live creature with what little materials it has. This also explains the respawn queue and why only some people are legible to be respawned, the respawn machine does not have enough materials to recreate the very complex forms of most creatures.
@@fallen_angelmemesforlife9172 Little materials? Are dead bodies not dumped in hundreds of thousands? Archibald mentions that there’s “800,000” corpses on-site, and even offers excess hearts, kidneys, livers etc to Blutarch.
1:02 *Demo stares into the void* "Longer than you think" "It is." Feel like this is overlooked. Ofc the second half is great but the setup is so good too. No heaven, no hell, just nothing, and it's longer than you think. Chills.
@@an_oraclei think the reason why demo stares into the void is because of the amount of times the corporation has told him the respawn takes 20 seconds. So he looks back for the door, to no avail, and rethinks what this mate told him. That makes it even creepier.
“Longer than you think.” “It’s eternity in there.” Those 2 lines give me chills. Respawning takes 20 seconds, but in those 20 seconds, what you experience is way… WAY longer. You think it will take 20 seconds, your absolutely wrong. And when you wait for your time to respawn, it’s almost like it never comes. It’s like you will stay there for all of eternity. I think that’s describing the absolutely long ass wait just to respawn again, it’s not eternal, but it’s so long (for the mercs awaiting respawn) that it can be counted as an eternal wait. So for us, its 20 seconds, for them... The first 2 lines I wrote are the answers. Chills.
Of all the references in this movie, I think these references to The Jaunt hit the hardest. (Spoilers for the short story) The short story is pretty straightforward: in a world with instant teleportation, one must be put to sleep during it, or they will experience eternity within the teleport. The two lines that keep getting repeated "It's eternity in there" and "It's longer than you think" Are lines said by characters who experience that eternity. The second one has a double meaning, both "It's longer than you'd expect", and more terrifying "it's longer than you can think" as in, it's longer than thought itself. I think that specifically hits hard in this because it's not an experiment, it's death itself. It creates this amazing existential horror of eternal death, that just send shivers down your spine. 10/10 best thing ever
"It's eternity in there" Meaning: this sentence is telling us that when you die and go to heaven, you will never die in there. So.. yea we're in heaven its eternity in there.
Demo is pretty calm after his death, maybe because he already experienced so much like getting his arm chopped off, being locked like a Guinea pig and getting abandoned.
This is a reference to the shining. In fact, a bunch of scenes in emesis blue are shot-for-shot remakes of clipd from The Shining. ‘Course, that doesn’t make Emesis Blue any worse. Also, I understand what movie you’re talking about, and I have no idea where you drew that parallel from
Yeah this scene is all Stephen king, with the setup being a reference to The Shining and the dialogue being a reference to his short story The Jaunt. One thing I notice people don't always pick up is that this extends to his death: he froze to death just like Jack at the end of the movie.
So...was the red massacre that happened at the beginning of the movie the same one that happened in Spy's Disguise? People theorize that Dell was the red engineer that went mad fighting that one Spy. That begs the question, was Spy's Disguise the precursor to this film? There was an Emesis Blue tape that appeared around the 7 minute mark, so my theory is that it was.
Hello, Dell. Long night, eh? Longer than you think. Care for a drink? Love one. I thought you were miles away, lad. Where you been hiding? Who says I've been hidin'? Your Brothers thought you were dead. Heheha. Relapse is a hell of a thing, ain't it? Too right. Aye. "Longer than you think..." It is. What? When they figured out how to bring us back, some of us would tell stories 'bout what we saw on the other side. We saw old friends... family... mostly strangers. I spoke to my grandfather. He's been dead for 30 years. What'd he tell ya? "It's eternity in there."
Dells bar feels like purgatory since every character that has died (minus spy) is seen in a way, the exception is Jeremy in the form of a voice instead of a physical appearance
I love this scene and the whole movie but it bothers me so much that there's so many mysteries. Like here Dell tells Demo that he talked to his grandfather. Okay, but how, if they're inside the machine? Was the first death different the way that they actually passed to the other side? Is Dell preventing people from seeing the other side with his bar-scene? Is this Dell the same guy who spooked around in Spy's Disguise? Is he behind all this?
Someone above mentioned that there is something called a respawn queue. It traps your soul inside the machine and makes you go through a path that is never-ending. Think of it like a giant line for a roller coaster, except it's a second chance at life. That is why it takes so long to travel down, but it seems like you respawn immediately. However, all those souls stay trapped in there for what feels like forever, some can respawn instantly, others are trapped in a machine. That is why Dell was able to see his Grandfather, and possibly Demoman, as they were both waiting to respawn. It seems like Dell is the same engineer in Spy's Disguise, which is funny because that is also the official name of the Engineer. I don't think he's behind all this, but I do think he caused all of this. Apparently, both sides destroyed their respawn machines in order to settle their grudge match, but they probably didn't know the consequences.
Demo made the mistake of drinking at the bar therefore the light dissapeared Dell's bar seems to be the place between life and death like the overlook hotel from the shining And also dell died in the accident in dustbowl How would i know this? Well it's simple while medic was hiding one of the chonagers talks on the phone and in a muffled voice we can hear dustbowl is gone
I think Emesis Blue Really WAS based on The Shining Movie Because the movie's theme was to make the viewer find the Meaning behind the Movie Itself, It's a Metaphorical Maze that we can't get out of nor escape by finding the exit, We'll just keep on Searching and Searching But we fear we can't or won't find the answer.
And this scene was for the animators to say "Hey, Emesis Blue's theme is Based off The Shining" and that might have been a good choice to add this reference here.
i really enjoy the conversation here… i have absolutely no idea what the fuck is going on at all throughout emesis blue i won’t even lie but i do thoroughly enjoy this scene.
demo:hello dell, long night ehh engie: longer than you think engie: care for a drink? demo: love one. demo: I thought you were miles away lad, where have you been hiding? engie: who says I've been hiding. demo: your brothers thought you were dead. engie: "chuckles" relapse is a hell of a thing, ain't it? demo: too right demo: "sighs" demo: "looks into the void" longer than you think... engie: it is... demo: what?... engie: when they figured how to bring us back, some of us would tell stories bout what they saw on the other side, saw old friends...family...mostly strangers. I spoke to my grandfather... he's been dead for 30 years. demo: what he tell ya? engie: “It’s eternity in there...”
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The fact that people make clip videos of specific scenes from Emesis Blue just like from other movies further proves that this is a WHOLE godamn movie, and better than many "official" ones
It kinda sucks knowing that these are pulling as many views as they are.. but hey, i guess it's something
@@sleeplessstudios7626i guess but since Emesis is free on yt mosto people only watch these for the highlights
Archibald:"Respawning takes 20 seconds"
Demoman when 20 second passes:"Longer than you think"
Crazy this is like a fandango clip of this RUclips film
Fandango fell off, RUclips has a void where it once stood lmao
So at the end of Emesis Blue, almost all the merc’s (except Blu Soldier) are in purgatory waiting to respawn?
So that’s what that long tube red thing was at the end? Utterly terrifying.
Медик в конце вроде возродился, на горящей скотобойне...
My theory is that this respawn queue is the reason why the rate of corruption for the respawn machine is so high.
When someone dies close enough to the respawn machine, they become part of this queue, waiting for respawn. But if someone is illegible to be respawned they cannot exit this queue.
But if someone that is leggible for respawn dies, they get to use the lightning lane and respawn immediately.
The problem is, due to the many failed respawns, this respawn queue has become so large it is also stopping those that are legible from spawning. So now, to respawn someone, the machine has to be manually operated. But due to how there are more illegible people than legible, the respawn machine is most likely to accidentally respawn a different person whose physical form has changed extremely due to how long they have been in the respawn machine.
@@fallen_angelmemesforlife9172 So what's the 'respawn gap' that Blutarch mentions on the phone call with Archibald? The size of the queue?
@@exallted possibly yes, but this could also pertain to how much it takes to respawn someone.
Think about the number of materials needed to create an adult human. Bones, meat, blood, everything. It's possible the respawn machine is taking up more material than anyone can give it. This is why there are errors, it's trying to create a live creature with what little materials it has.
This also explains the respawn queue and why only some people are legible to be respawned, the respawn machine does not have enough materials to recreate the very complex forms of most creatures.
@@fallen_angelmemesforlife9172 Little materials? Are dead bodies not dumped in hundreds of thousands? Archibald mentions that there’s “800,000” corpses on-site, and even offers excess hearts, kidneys, livers etc to Blutarch.
1:02
*Demo stares into the void*
"Longer than you think"
"It is."
Feel like this is overlooked. Ofc the second half is great but the setup is so good too. No heaven, no hell, just nothing, and it's longer than you think.
Chills.
And the hum of the respawn machine terminal.
someone took the whole " if TF2 animation community wanted they could make an entire damn movie " a little too close to heart tbh but man no regrets
I think I've heard the "It's longer than you think" line about 3 times in the entire movie
@@jonh101 it's a reference to a Stephen king story called The Jaunt
@@an_oraclei think the reason why demo stares into the void is because of the amount of times the corporation has told him the respawn takes 20 seconds.
So he looks back for the door, to no avail, and rethinks what this mate told him.
That makes it even creepier.
If you meet with Dell, you're fucked.
“Longer than you think.”
“It’s eternity in there.”
Those 2 lines give me chills. Respawning takes 20 seconds, but in those 20 seconds, what you experience is way… WAY longer. You think it will take 20 seconds, your absolutely wrong. And when you wait for your time to respawn, it’s almost like it never comes. It’s like you will stay there for all of eternity. I think that’s describing the absolutely long ass wait just to respawn again, it’s not eternal, but it’s so long (for the mercs awaiting respawn) that it can be counted as an eternal wait. So for us, its 20 seconds, for them... The first 2 lines I wrote are the answers. Chills.
The Jaunt’s usage of those lines were pretty hard but Emesis Blue made that line more colder (and accurate in game)
Of all the references in this movie, I think these references to The Jaunt hit the hardest. (Spoilers for the short story)
The short story is pretty straightforward: in a world with instant teleportation, one must be put to sleep during it, or they will experience eternity within the teleport.
The two lines that keep getting repeated
"It's eternity in there"
and
"It's longer than you think"
Are lines said by characters who experience that eternity. The second one has a double meaning, both "It's longer than you'd expect", and more terrifying "it's longer than you can think" as in, it's longer than thought itself.
I think that specifically hits hard in this because it's not an experiment, it's death itself. It creates this amazing existential horror of eternal death, that just send shivers down your spine. 10/10 best thing ever
i pointed so hard at my screen it shattered when that ref came up
Reminds me of warp train from library of ruina.
Except, in warp train, only the vips get the sleep chambers...
I really like this scene
Every time I watch this clip I find myself so drawn in that when the scene cuts I find it really jarring
Sad fact: demo was already dead when he went into the laboratory
i think demoman dead is a mystery in emesis blue or is it just me?
@@ArthaEasywe literally see him get frozen and blown up
"It's eternity in there"
Meaning: this sentence is telling us that when you die and go to heaven, you will never die in there. So.. yea we're in heaven its eternity in there.
I think they are as far from Heaven as you can be. Not in Hell, but rather a new form of purgatory.
@@lpcurse3042maybe it was limbo?
Demo is pretty calm after his death, maybe because he already experienced so much like getting his arm chopped off, being locked like a Guinea pig and getting abandoned.
Dell conagher is the name of the classic engineer you know?
This scene gives me so MUCH horror
Isn't this a reference to the one movie where a man wakes up from induced sleep and is greeted by a robot barkeep?
This is a reference to the shining. In fact, a bunch of scenes in emesis blue are shot-for-shot remakes of clipd from The Shining. ‘Course, that doesn’t make Emesis Blue any worse.
Also, I understand what movie you’re talking about, and I have no idea where you drew that parallel from
yeah passengers took some inspiration from shining
This scene is very shining esque
esque*
That's because it's a direct reference
Referencing the shining and a short story called "the Jaunt"
Yeah this scene is all Stephen king, with the setup being a reference to The Shining and the dialogue being a reference to his short story The Jaunt.
One thing I notice people don't always pick up is that this extends to his death: he froze to death just like Jack at the end of the movie.
Has a lot of stanley kubrick scene references in this film
So...was the red massacre that happened at the beginning of the movie the same one that happened in Spy's Disguise? People theorize that Dell was the red engineer that went mad fighting that one Spy. That begs the question, was Spy's Disguise the precursor to this film? There was an Emesis Blue tape that appeared around the 7 minute mark, so my theory is that it was.
Hello, Dell.
Long night, eh?
Longer than you think.
Care for a drink?
Love one.
I thought you were miles away, lad.
Where you been hiding?
Who says I've been hidin'?
Your Brothers thought you were dead.
Heheha.
Relapse is a hell of a thing, ain't it?
Too right.
Aye.
"Longer than you think..."
It is.
What?
When they figured out how to bring us back, some of us would tell stories 'bout what we saw on the other side.
We saw old friends... family... mostly strangers.
I spoke to my grandfather.
He's been dead for 30 years.
What'd he tell ya?
"It's eternity in there."
Dells bar feels like purgatory since every character that has died (minus spy) is seen in a way, the exception is Jeremy in the form of a voice instead of a physical appearance
I love this scene and the whole movie but it bothers me so much that there's so many mysteries. Like here Dell tells Demo that he talked to his grandfather. Okay, but how, if they're inside the machine? Was the first death different the way that they actually passed to the other side? Is Dell preventing people from seeing the other side with his bar-scene? Is this Dell the same guy who spooked around in Spy's Disguise? Is he behind all this?
My guess is that they were pulled from heaven via the machine. Playing God, they were.
@@coffee115 Pulled from hell, more likely.
Someone above mentioned that there is something called a respawn queue. It traps your soul inside the machine and makes you go through a path that is never-ending. Think of it like a giant line for a roller coaster, except it's a second chance at life. That is why it takes so long to travel down, but it seems like you respawn immediately. However, all those souls stay trapped in there for what feels like forever, some can respawn instantly, others are trapped in a machine. That is why Dell was able to see his Grandfather, and possibly Demoman, as they were both waiting to respawn. It seems like Dell is the same engineer in Spy's Disguise, which is funny because that is also the official name of the Engineer. I don't think he's behind all this, but I do think he caused all of this. Apparently, both sides destroyed their respawn machines in order to settle their grudge match, but they probably didn't know the consequences.
@@lpcurse3042yeah I think it was confirmed (or at least heavily implied) that this is connected to Spy’s disguise
I spoke to Harambe.
He’s been dead for eight years.
What did blud see?
@@Demomanflower It's Skibidi in there
Demo made the mistake of drinking at the bar therefore the light dissapeared
Dell's bar seems to be the place between life and death like the overlook hotel from the shining
And also dell died in the accident in dustbowl
How would i know this?
Well it's simple while medic was hiding one of the chonagers talks on the phone and in a muffled voice we can hear dustbowl is gone
Pretty sure Dell is the same one from their short film. Forgot the name but it’s where spy can turn into engi buildings
@@wooblydooblygod3857 that's the funny part he is
I think Emesis Blue Really WAS based on The Shining Movie Because the movie's theme was to make the viewer find the Meaning behind the Movie Itself, It's a Metaphorical Maze that we can't get out of nor escape by finding the exit, We'll just keep on Searching and Searching But we fear we can't or won't find the answer.
And this scene was for the animators to say "Hey, Emesis Blue's theme is Based off The Shining" and that might have been a good choice to add this reference here.
Longer than you think jaunt reference?
i really enjoy the conversation here…
i have absolutely no idea what the fuck is going on at all throughout emesis blue i won’t even lie but i do thoroughly enjoy this scene.
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Is dell real dell or an illusion ?
Illusion
illusion
Aw man i wish he was real
demo:hello dell, long night ehh
engie: longer than you think
engie: care for a drink?
demo: love one.
demo: I thought you were miles away lad, where have you been hiding?
engie: who says I've been hiding.
demo: your brothers thought you were dead.
engie: "chuckles" relapse is a hell of a thing, ain't it?
demo: too right
demo: "sighs"
demo: "looks into the void"
longer than you think...
engie: it is...
demo: what?...
engie: when they figured how to bring us back, some of us would tell stories bout what they saw on the other side, saw old friends...family...mostly strangers. I spoke to my grandfather... he's been dead for 30 years.
demo: what he tell ya?
engie: “It’s eternity in there...”