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Speaker 4: say I was really surprised at the just in terms
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Speaker 4: about it too. So but this one, although it is
Speaker 4: a twenty four, it did have it did have elements
Speaker 4: that did not expect. So we're gonna first of all,
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Speaker 4: that from the Trailaylor, but it went in directions I
Speaker 4: totally just couldn't believe. Then we get into the domain
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Speaker 4: There we go, let's get into it. So the film
Speaker 4: begins with two Mormon girls as missionaries. I don't know
Speaker 4: if this exists. Are there Mormon girl missionaries? Now? This
Speaker 4: is odd because this is not at all what's appropriate
Speaker 4: for women to be doing. First of all, right, I
Speaker 4: mean this is I mean, obviously, you know Mormonism is
Speaker 4: a offshoot of American Protestant Prairie Protestantism, right, They're like
Speaker 4: prairie muffin Muslims Mormons, right, And we all know. I
Speaker 4: think we've had enough Mormons come on to debate in
Speaker 4: the last three months. Really the first Mormons we've ever
Speaker 4: had come to debate right in the last three months,
Speaker 4: and just really bizarre, weirdo arguments and tactics. As we
Speaker 4: know over here, Mormonism is one percent a fraudulent cult.
Speaker 4: We looked at, for example, Joseph Smith adding eleven verses
Speaker 4: to is fifty to predict himself. We've looked at other
Speaker 4: elements of Mormonism, such as it's polytheism, the notion that
Speaker 4: you can be like God the Father and work your
Speaker 4: way up to becoming a God of your own universe.
Speaker 4: It's really just a bizarre gnostic pagan sex opera. It's
Speaker 4: a gnostic pagan space sex opera. And yes, Joseph Smith
Speaker 4: utilized elements of ritual magic and freemasonry that he borrowed
Speaker 4: from to craft the temple rituals of masonry, I mean
Speaker 4: of Mormonism, et cetera, et cetera. So we have a
Speaker 4: former Mormon who says almost all young women do missions.
Speaker 4: Now that's pretty wild. This must be something that's more
Speaker 4: recent for equality, gender feminist. I can't figure out why
Speaker 4: else I would do this. Now few people know this,
Speaker 4: and we have to mention this because it doesn't exactly
Speaker 4: play into this plot, but it is relevant. For many years,
Speaker 4: the CIA was using Mormonism as a very fertile means
Speaker 4: for recruiting. As you could imagine the years that you
Speaker 4: spend in another country, you learn another language, it's a
Speaker 4: perfect way for you to be recruited and to be
Speaker 4: used by the CIA. And we've even had famous Mormons
Speaker 4: with open CIA connections. Remember the guy what was his name,
Speaker 4: Evan McMullen, the guy that was after Trump, famous Mormon.
Speaker 4: So Mormons have a long, long standing, deep connection at
Speaker 4: the high levels to the establishment. Obviously the world's foremost
Speaker 4: genealogy library. Library that's a big plays heavily into the
Speaker 4: power structure and genetics research, and so it's just a
Speaker 4: I mean, if you look at, for example, the Mormon
Speaker 4: Church as a corporation, the vast holdings that they have,
Speaker 4: again very useful to the power elite and very obviously
Speaker 4: a a goofy Americanist cult. It's just kind of wild.
Speaker 4: Right now. That's how the plot begins. And you've got
Speaker 4: these two girls who are sent out and they're just
Speaker 4: in some kind of I don't remember where they are.
Speaker 4: They're in just like some random Middle America town. You know,
Speaker 4: like Ohio or I don't remember where they are, but
Speaker 4: they're going door to door and they bump into some
Speaker 4: popular girls, some mean girls as you might call them,
Speaker 4: who are filming TikTok videos.
Speaker 8: Right, and.
Speaker 4: The movie was slop? Why was it slop? I thought
Speaker 4: it was good. Now, I will admit there is a
Speaker 4: feminist element that we're in a critique, but in terms
Speaker 4: of interesting questions and theories and religious compared to religion,
Speaker 4: I think it's It was a fascinating movie. Aside from
Speaker 4: the feminist element, which is pretty much in every movie,
Speaker 4: and aside from the ultimate theological message which I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what I think it was. You might disagree, and
Speaker 4: I want to hear what you think the meaning was
Speaker 4: at the end if you disagree. So the two girls
Speaker 4: are confronted. They actually confront and start to talk to
Speaker 4: the two the mean girls doing TikTok videos, and they say, hey,
Speaker 4: we'd like to tell you about you know, Church of
Speaker 4: Jesus Christ, Latter day Saint. It's Mormons, blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: And the mean girls act like, oh, yeah, that's cool.
Speaker 4: Would you take a picture of us? And they pull
Speaker 4: down the girls pants and say, are you wearing your
Speaker 4: magic underwear, which they are, so we know they're actually
Speaker 4: committed serious Mormons, and Mormons do have their sacramental religious
Speaker 4: underwear that they wear, which, if I recall, and if
Speaker 4: you're a former Mormon, we have some in the chat.
Speaker 4: If I recall, I studied Mormonism and depthely, not because
Speaker 4: I was interested in I was supposed to a debate
Speaker 4: with a person who was in the Romney campaign back
Speaker 4: in the day, a famous Mormon. His name was Justin Hart,
Speaker 4: and I was supposed to debate him. So I did
Speaker 4: this massive amount of research for like two weeks on Mormonism,
Speaker 4: and don't the Is it correct that the Mormon underwear
Speaker 4: have a square compass on them? I think that's true.
Speaker 4: Maybe they stop printing them with the square. Let's see,
Speaker 4: these look like just basic, boring whitey tidies, so maybe
Speaker 4: they don't have the squaring compass on them anymore. But
Speaker 4: somebody said it does magic underwear. Where do I bye, Well,
Speaker 4: you can there's a million websites where you can go
Speaker 4: and buy them. Let's see Temple. There was a picture
Speaker 4: of the of Temple dudes wearing their Masonic aprons. I
Speaker 4: mean that's the Mormon temples even have like Masonic symbology
Speaker 4: all over them. It's like, how would you fall? Like,
Speaker 4: how do you not see that this is a copy paste?
Speaker 4: Like it's just really weird. Anyway, I like the fact
Speaker 4: that in this movie the Mormon girls are heavily indoctrinated
Speaker 4: Mormon girls. Now, one of them is a little iffy
Speaker 4: if she believes it, she doesn't exactly follow it. The
Speaker 4: other girl is completely committed, and she at first appears
Speaker 4: very naive. That will be another one of the criticisms
Speaker 4: I make of the film is that the girl that
Speaker 4: initially appears really naive. Let's see if you can find
Speaker 4: a picture of her, the one that looks literally like
Speaker 4: Carrie Russell's daughter. I thought, this is like, this has
Speaker 4: to be Kerry Russell's daughter, because he literally looks.
Speaker 8: Just like her, the one on your right, and she's not.
Speaker 4: But so the girl over here is super committed Mormon.
Speaker 4: The other girl is halfway committed Mormon, and we know
Speaker 4: that because she is using birth control, which is something
Speaker 4: that Hugh Grant notices right away. Now I have another
Speaker 4: question forgive me if I sound like an idiot, is
Speaker 4: there really such a thing as an implantable birth control
Speaker 4: thing in your arm. I've never heard of this, I don't.
Speaker 4: I mean, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I
Speaker 4: just maybe I should have looked it up before we
Speaker 4: did this. I've been busy all day, so I'm I
Speaker 4: don't understand how this works. Like, how does a birth
Speaker 4: control implant in your arm work? I guess it is.
Speaker 4: It's called next plun on. A small rod inserted into
Speaker 4: the skin. It releases progestin. Okay, so that's I mean.
Speaker 4: I was just like when this came up, I was like,
Speaker 4: what the heck is that? Because it's in the movie, right,
Speaker 4: It's a big part of the movie when Hugh Grant
Speaker 4: notices this about the not so serious Mormon girl, the
Speaker 4: brunette girl, or the one in with the black hair,
Speaker 4: the non Carrie Russell girl. I mean, dude, tell me
Speaker 4: that doesn't look look at Carrie Russell at that even
Speaker 4: at that age. I mean, dude, that's her. What's this?
Speaker 9: Once?
Speaker 4: You got that nozema girl here right here? But I
Speaker 4: mean in the face, Come on, dude, that's her totally anyway.
Speaker 4: All right. So they are going door to door and uh,
Speaker 4: they believed that they had encountered Hugh Grant earlier at
Speaker 4: the grocery store or something when they're handing out their tracks. Right,
Speaker 4: So they go door to door, they come to his house,
Speaker 4: they lock their bikes at his gate. Uh, and that's
Speaker 4: important detail for later in the movie. They uh greet him,
Speaker 4: and he's initially, you know, overly nice, right, He's like
Speaker 4: super overly nice and acting really kind of weird and syrupy,
Speaker 4: and they kind of sense that there's something off. But
Speaker 4: the funny and what I thought this was going to
Speaker 4: be at the beginning was a treatise on how maybe
Speaker 4: being overly polite can end of civilization. Because if you
Speaker 4: watched what was it, Speak No Evil, the original, I've
Speaker 4: not seen the James McAvoy movie. This surprised me because
Speaker 4: I mean, if I'm wrong, please correct me. But the
Speaker 4: purpose of this movie seemed to be that the open
Speaker 4: borders policy of the Nordic nations in Europe and so
Speaker 4: forth seems to be ultimately completely destructive. I can't figure
Speaker 4: out why they would make this movie though, with that
Speaker 4: kind of a mess in terms of the climate of
Speaker 4: today's you know, arts and entertainment. But if you watch
Speaker 4: this film, which is it's a pretty I would say
Speaker 4: it's a pretty good psychological thriller, a very bleak ending,
Speaker 4: so spoiler alert. The purpose of the film seems to
Speaker 4: be that the native people are too polite to ever
Speaker 4: stand up to the foreigners who literally just do anything
Speaker 4: and everything, and this ultimate leads leads to their doom.
Speaker 4: I thought that that's what this movie was going to
Speaker 4: be at first, and I'm like, okay, so this is
Speaker 4: like a criticism on like being too polite in this
Speaker 4: ending civilization. But I mean, that doesn't seem like what
Speaker 4: this movie was going to be about from the trailer.
Speaker 4: And so they have this conversation where eventually Hugh Grant,
Speaker 4: in a very cunning way, it comes up with some
Speaker 4: creative ways to get them to come inside. They say
Speaker 4: that it's not there that they don't have the ability
Speaker 4: to come inside of any house unless there's also a
Speaker 4: female present, and that's for safety issues. But again, this
Speaker 4: just seems ludicrous to me to send out missionaries door
Speaker 4: to door, Like, what are they nineteen year old eighteen
Speaker 4: year old girls. This is just ridiculous, I mean, especially
Speaker 4: not in today's world, today's climate. Right, So this is
Speaker 4: to me just suggests the absurdity in the folly of
Speaker 4: these idiotic Protestant offshoot cults and Protestant missionary ideology in general. Right,
Speaker 4: I mean, Protestants will send like, you know, twenty two
Speaker 4: year old you know, newly married couple with children into
Speaker 4: freaking you know, savage lands where everybody's gonna get basically
Speaker 4: graped and killed. And I just don't think that makes sense.
Speaker 4: Vents in terms of who's appropriate for the mission field. Now,
Speaker 4: have you got, you know, some tough thirty year old
Speaker 4: dudes ready for the mission field? Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 4: And an Orthodox Church obviously they need to be actual
Speaker 4: ordained people, not just rando Protestant goofballs. But you see
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. Yeah, this is this is what we
Speaker 4: just learned from the missionaries or the the former Mormons
Speaker 4: in the Chat. Apparently Mormons are now sending out girl missionaries.
Speaker 4: And my guess is that Mormonism has had to capitulate
Speaker 4: and catch up with the times, and they're caving as
Speaker 4: you would expect as a controlled entity to the entire
Speaker 4: global elite agenda, because they were always a a fake
Speaker 4: thing anyway. So he cleverly tricks them to come in
Speaker 4: by saying, oh, well, my wife is actually in the
Speaker 4: kitchen and she's making a blueberry pie, and so they're like, okay,
Speaker 4: and so they actually make the mistake of coming in.
Speaker 4: But he's also clever enough to have a stitched Blessed
Speaker 4: this Mess thing on the wall, which gives impression that
Speaker 4: obviously there is a woman in the house, because only
Speaker 4: a woman would put up such a womanish memeish stitched
Speaker 4: embroidered phrase. Right, who else does this? But there's no
Speaker 4: dude that puts up Blessed this Mess in his house.
Speaker 4: But as we will find out, Q Grant is a
Speaker 4: very clever, cunning mind control operative and he even has
Speaker 4: a picture of what looks to be some sort of
Speaker 4: woman and their puppy dog. And so he sits down,
Speaker 4: has tea with them and says that his wife's making
Speaker 4: blueberry pie or whatever, and they begin to have a
Speaker 4: conversation about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints.
Speaker 4: And at this point, I'm thinking, Okay, this is really
Speaker 4: just going to be a serial killer movie, right, I'm
Speaker 4: thinking it's just a serial killer thing, and you know,
Speaker 4: it's probably not going to be anything more than like
Speaker 4: a standard serial killer movie. Uh, oh, we're now over
Speaker 4: ninety nine. Here we are, We're almost one hundred. I'll
Speaker 4: be updating you. If we hit one hundred, we'll have
Speaker 4: a little party over here. We'll have to sing some
Speaker 4: mute some songs if we hit one hundred. Again. She
Speaker 4: looks so much like Harry Rosselm. So they begin to
Speaker 4: have a religious debate, yes, a movie, having an intense
Speaker 4: theology debate like you would see over here on this channel.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, is this real? Watching an a twenty
Speaker 4: four horror movie? And they're having like a Jyder channel
Speaker 4: level debate and it starts to get heated because it
Speaker 4: turns out this is where I was starting to like
Speaker 4: the movie. Hugh Grant goes and grabs his copy of
Speaker 4: the Book of Mormon and it's got sticky notes everywhere.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, I like this serial killer. Now he's
Speaker 4: got sticky notes on his books. Right, I'm on, I'm
Speaker 4: on board bra you, I'm I'm I'm on that same wavelength.
Speaker 4: I'm vibing with this serial killer.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 4: And he starts to make these really strong arguments about
Speaker 4: Mormonism being a dumb cult, and he says, why did
Speaker 4: you change your position on polygamy, and he actually mentions
Speaker 4: the discourses by Brigham Young or whoever. And then the
Speaker 4: girls are like, well, uh, and so they don't really
Speaker 4: know what to say.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 4: He brings up some other scandal. I forget what the
Speaker 4: thing he mentions is. He mentioned something else about some
Speaker 4: other contradiction in Mormon belief, but I don't remember what
Speaker 4: he says. And he's like pulling it out of the
Speaker 4: book Mormon. He's like, you know, looking at it, he said,
Speaker 4: He's got it all tabs everywhere, and he's like, what
Speaker 4: about this? What about this? So they're all freaking out.
Speaker 4: They're like, all right, well, you know what, we we
Speaker 4: can only give you the information. We can't debate you
Speaker 4: and you. Grant just keeps pressing them. He's like, well,
Speaker 4: but I want you to explain this religion to me,
Speaker 4: or religion in general. He's like, I do believe in God,
Speaker 4: but probably not the way you think. So now I'm thinking, oh,
Speaker 4: it's gonna turn to a satanic cult movie.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: So they're like, all right, well, you know, we got
Speaker 4: to get out of here. This is just it's getting
Speaker 4: too awkward. And they keep looking for excuses to leave,
Speaker 4: and he says, well, you can't leave because you were
Speaker 4: gonna have blueberry pie with me, and my wife has
Speaker 4: just now finished the pie, and so he walks out
Speaker 4: of the room to go take care of it, and
Speaker 4: the Carrie Russell clone, she looks down and notices that
Speaker 4: he's burning a blueberry candle, So there is no blueberry pie,
Speaker 4: or at least she thinks not. So then they start
Speaker 4: getting worried. Oh, we're in straight up you know, creeperville here,
Speaker 4: So now we've got to come up with ways to
Speaker 4: get out of here. But what's funny is that, because
Speaker 4: they're female Mormon missionaries, the last thing they want to
Speaker 4: do is hurt his feelings, even though he's obviously becoming
Speaker 4: some kind of like dangerous creeper in terms of vibe,
Speaker 4: and so they won't do anything to hurt his feelings.
Speaker 4: When it's like, okay, they should obviously like make a
Speaker 4: beeline for the door right now, right, but they don't
Speaker 4: want to, and so he comes out with the blueberry pie.
Speaker 4: And then there's this really interesting scene as they get
Speaker 4: up and they start making excuses, Oh, we've got to
Speaker 4: go back to, you know, to the church. We got
Speaker 4: a call from somebody blah blah blah, and he's like,
Speaker 4: how'd you get a call when there's a Faraday cage
Speaker 4: in this house? And then they're like, Okay, we got
Speaker 4: a legit crazy man here. Dude's got a Faraday cage
Speaker 4: in his home. Now we definitely got to get out
Speaker 4: of here. This is like a tinfoil hat lunatic. And
Speaker 4: then we see a really odd scene that appears out
Speaker 4: of nowhere, which seems inocuous, but it's kind of a
Speaker 4: key to the whole movie. You see that octagon window
Speaker 4: above her head. She looks over at the octagon window
Speaker 4: and she sees a monarch butterfly monarch trying to get out,
Speaker 4: but it dies. And so, in other words, you think,
Speaker 4: on the surface level, it's symbolic, it's foreshadowing that they're
Speaker 4: trapped and they're going to die there, and she's starting
Speaker 4: to think that. But keep that in mind because the
Speaker 4: butterfly is gonna come up and be one of the
Speaker 4: keys to decoding the whole film. And I think a
Speaker 4: lot of people miss this. Now, Hugh Grant leaves the
Speaker 4: room and they go to try to walk out the
Speaker 4: front door. He keeps delaying and the door's locked, so
Speaker 4: obviously they're not getting out, so then they're just kind
Speaker 4: of standing there. They don't know what to do. As
Speaker 4: you said, it's the blueberry. Here's the homemade blueberry aroma therapy.
Speaker 4: So then, by the way, it's like this trailer is
Speaker 4: like the whole movie combined into like three minutes. That's funny.
Speaker 4: So here's they're looking out and they see the butterfly
Speaker 4: die right there. Appreciate those super chat So they don't
Speaker 4: know what to do, and they said, they decide we're
Speaker 4: just gonna go have to confront him and tell him
Speaker 4: to let us out. And so they walk down this
Speaker 4: dark hallway and I'm not exactly sure what the meaning
Speaker 4: of the imagery that we see in this hallway is
Speaker 4: because as they're walking through the hall, he's got busts
Speaker 4: and it looks like a bust of like Plato or Aristotle.
Speaker 4: So I can't really but I can't really tell what it.
Speaker 8: Was or who it was.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it has some significance because there's a lot
Speaker 4: of a lot of highly symbolic elements in this film,
Speaker 4: but it's hard to see what it is. And when
Speaker 4: they emerge, he's standing there at an altar. Now we're
Speaker 4: getting into actual sort of creep land. I'm thinking, okay,
Speaker 4: now we're into satanic cult level stuff. But it's this
Speaker 4: weird room where there's two doors, and he says, welcome
Speaker 4: to my library chapel. You're gonna have a choice here,
Speaker 4: And I have to admit, like, this is a pretty
Speaker 4: badass library. Like I'm kind of jealous of his setup here,
Speaker 4: like he's a creeper. But but if he's got a
Speaker 4: badass library here, I mean, I don't care about his
Speaker 4: weird Protestant Satanic Masonic altar, but he's got a cool
Speaker 4: ass library. And he also says, I'm sorry, but there's
Speaker 4: a timer and I can't open the door. You're gonna
Speaker 4: have to leave the house through one of these two doors.
Speaker 4: And on one of the doors he puts belief. In
Speaker 4: another door he puts disbelief. And he says, you make
Speaker 4: the choice. And at the same time, what he's doing
Speaker 4: is he's wanting them to choose based on what they
Speaker 4: really believe. And so to the Carrie Russell girl, he says,
Speaker 4: you seem to really believe it, So I think I
Speaker 4: know where you're gonna choose. But that the other girl,
Speaker 4: he says I don't think you really believe this religion,
Speaker 4: or at least you have some doubts. And he somehow
Speaker 4: knows her background, he knows a little bit about it, right,
Speaker 4: so he mentions her dad and issues in her past,
Speaker 4: and he says, I think one of you isn't gonna
Speaker 4: choose belief unbelieve whatever. Yes, so you're correct. It's very dualistic.
Speaker 4: And I think the meaning here is that the Hugh
Speaker 4: Grant character, as we're gonna see, is wanting to set
Speaker 4: up the fact that the dialectics that you have in religion.
Speaker 4: And I think I'm right about this dialectics point. And
Speaker 4: you'll see why when we get to the Marxist element
Speaker 4: here in a moment, the dialectics that Hugh Grant is presenting,
Speaker 4: he's actually saying, it's all bull crap, right. You think
Speaker 4: you've got to choose the right door to be saved
Speaker 4: the belief and this is going to lead you out
Speaker 4: of my homemade maze here, and the wrong door is
Speaker 4: going to lead you to, you know, being trapped in
Speaker 4: a dungeon or whatever. But you don't know what to
Speaker 4: one it is. So you're gonna have to choose based
Speaker 4: on whether you really believe or not. So as we see,
Speaker 4: he's setting himself up as the gnostic ARCon deity intentionally.
Speaker 4: That will become very apparent by the end of the film,
Speaker 4: and that will also be one of my main critiques
Speaker 4: of like morally and theologically, what's wrong with the film.
Speaker 4: But as you have noticed, if you followed my analysis,
Speaker 4: or if you've watched a lot of our Hollywood breakdowns,
Speaker 4: the esoteric y'all debey off evil creator God, male creator
Speaker 4: God narrative, it just never goes away. It's always the
Speaker 4: same pattern, and absolutely in this one though, it's very
Speaker 4: self conscious that Hugh Grant wants you to understand and
Speaker 4: wants the girls to understand. You can see me like
Speaker 4: God the Father. You can see me like this evil, tyrant,
Speaker 4: patriarchal torturer God who appears to be nice on its face,
Speaker 4: but is really setting you up for a rigged game. Because,
Speaker 4: as you may have figured out, or if you've seen
Speaker 4: the movie, you probably know, both doors lead to the
Speaker 4: same dungeon, right, so the choice is a false choice. Well,
Speaker 4: if it's a boring thing, then you don't have to
Speaker 4: be here, like what you in the chat to Yawn,
Speaker 4: we're actually gonna get to an interesting point. So if
Speaker 4: you're yawning, that only makes you look stupid because you
Speaker 4: came to sit in a chat that you find boring
Speaker 4: to yawn at. How can you yawn? That just tells
Speaker 4: me you a broke ass dude, because you could be
Speaker 4: celebrating at ninety nine almost one hundred k you ever yawn?
Speaker 4: How are you gonna be yawning when when you should
Speaker 4: have had you should have stacked that son, all right? Anyway,
Speaker 4: So false choice. Both choices lead to the dungeon. But
Speaker 4: what is the most revealing in the scene is Hugh
Speaker 4: Grant lays out board games and he says, you see
Speaker 4: how there was an original Monopoly, there was a knockoff
Speaker 4: that was really popular, and there was a third version
Speaker 4: of Monopoly, all these and there's all these variants today.
Speaker 4: He says that just as it's a capitalist scheme of
Speaker 4: consumerist choice in religion for mankind, he says, in the
Speaker 4: same way, the denominations are a capitalist type of scheme.
Speaker 4: This is where we get the Marxist dialectics. And he says,
Speaker 4: just like the original, he says, the original Monopoly corresponds
Speaker 4: to Judaism. The original monotheism, right, Christianity rips off Judaism,
Speaker 4: he says, and then Islam rips off Christianity. That part's correct,
Speaker 4: but no, there's not an original monotheism. This is a mistake.
Speaker 4: But what we're starting to realize is that his big library,
Speaker 4: and as the camera pans around his awesome library, he
Speaker 4: actually has little statues of all the different deities. If
Speaker 4: you notice, we pay attention, there's Hindu deities, there's other deities.
Speaker 4: So we're starting to okay, So this is a guy
Speaker 4: who like studied compared he went full Gnostic bro and
Speaker 4: then after his analogy to religion being like board games,
Speaker 4: then he goes full Zeitgeist. That that was the craziest part.
Speaker 4: That was when it was like, oh wait a minute,
Speaker 4: this is getting really really interesting because Hugh Grant literally
Speaker 4: gives a zeit guy level critique of Christianity that all
Speaker 4: the religions have dying, you know, virgin dying, resurrecting savior
Speaker 4: gods with mother Goddess, which they don't. But it's like
Speaker 4: full Zeitgeist. And he's got a corner dedicated to explaining
Speaker 4: the Zeitgeist theosophy, and he the girls think they're like
Speaker 4: gonna get killed. And then he like lowers down this
Speaker 4: like lecture like a whiteboard, and he starts giving like
Speaker 4: a slide lecture of Zeitgeist. Shit. That was part was funny.
Speaker 4: It's like dark humor, obviously, But then the girls are
Speaker 4: like totally freaking out. They start crying, and he's like,
Speaker 4: you have to make a choice.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: So they I'm trying to remember exactly. I think one
Speaker 4: girl they both choose the door of belief because they
Speaker 4: start to reason that Hugh Grant wants them to choose
Speaker 4: the door that they really believe, and since they really
Speaker 4: believe Mormonism, because they're going door to door, they should
Speaker 4: choose the belief door. This leads them, as we said,
Speaker 4: to the same dungeon as they descend down the steps
Speaker 4: and then they're trapped. And then we see him start whittling.
Speaker 4: And this is important because this again is telling us
Speaker 4: that in his mind he sees himself as a God figure.
Speaker 4: And so not only has he whittled his house and
Speaker 4: the whole labyrinth that is his house like God's house.
Speaker 4: He's an architect, the great architect, whittling out and fashioning
Speaker 4: his creations that are like toys, to play with in
Speaker 4: his labyrinth house, and there you can see the house.
Speaker 4: It's gonna get a lot more in depth to as
Speaker 4: it progresses. So here you see the first room where
Speaker 4: they have to choose, and both doorways lead to the
Speaker 4: same dungeon. When they get down to the dungeon, they
Speaker 4: find that there's nothing in here but this table with
Speaker 4: the blueberry pie. And then this creepy ass like dirty
Speaker 4: woman in tattered rags wanders in, contorts her body into
Speaker 4: a weird position and starts to pray. Well, this then
Speaker 4: freaks out the girls. They don't know what to do.
Speaker 4: They're trying to figure out a way to get out
Speaker 4: of the dungeon. And yes, Jamie, that's a good point.
Speaker 4: The Hugh Grant character does not only does he represent
Speaker 4: kind of the evil gnostic creator God, he's also represents
Speaker 4: kind of this Satanic idea of survival of the fittest,
Speaker 4: like in terms of like the leavey Church of Satan
Speaker 4: idea that is an element here because he's gonna later
Speaker 4: say what the real religion is. By the way, I
Speaker 4: got it right right, So when we're watching about a
Speaker 4: fourth of the way in the movie, he says, oh, oh,
Speaker 4: I believe in the true religion. I'll tell you what
Speaker 4: that is here in a little bit and maybe you
Speaker 4: can figure it out. And I said right away what
Speaker 4: it was, and that was correct. So yes, he represents
Speaker 4: kind of the Satanic principle of well you'll see. So
Speaker 4: they're in the dungeon here, the weird woman appears. She
Speaker 4: walks over to them, contorts her body and starts to pray.
Speaker 4: And then Hugh Grant comes on the microphone and he's
Speaker 4: got a speaker in there in the dungeon. He says,
Speaker 4: I'm going to prove to you and show to you
Speaker 4: the true religion. He says, because I told you, I
Speaker 4: figured it out. Here is one of my prophets, this
Speaker 4: prophet test woman. She's going to demonstrate a miracle of
Speaker 4: resurrection to you.
Speaker 10: And so.
Speaker 4: They're like what And then the girls start debating amongst
Speaker 4: each other like, well, what is he actually wanting us
Speaker 4: to do? Like, what can we do to you know,
Speaker 4: to further our lifespan here in this dungeon, to you know,
Speaker 4: to make him think that we're playing along so that
Speaker 4: we don't, you know, immediately get killed. So they decide
Speaker 4: they're going to play along, and they're like, okay, so
Speaker 4: you know, show us your miracle. The weird Tattered Rags
Speaker 4: woman eats the blueberry pie that he had cooked earlier.
Speaker 4: He says, this blueberry pie is full of various poisons.
Speaker 4: This woman will eat this pie and we'll come back
Speaker 4: from the dead. Right, So she does this and she
Speaker 4: falls over dead. Hugh Grant then does something. I forget
Speaker 4: what happens. Something distracts everyone, and I think there's a
Speaker 4: doorbell ring or some something happens like a doorbell ring,
Speaker 4: and this makes the girls think that oh, we can
Speaker 4: go up here and scream and get the Well while
Speaker 4: they're doing that, we find out later on Hugh Grant
Speaker 4: has come in and brought another woman in that looks
Speaker 4: just like the first woman in the Tattered Rags and
Speaker 4: replaces the now dead woman. Right. Well, we don't know
Speaker 4: this yet, And so after the distraction at the doorbell
Speaker 4: and the girls screaming to try to get attention, then
Speaker 4: they come back and they see the woman and the
Speaker 4: Carrie Russell girl notices that her positioning is a little
Speaker 4: bit off, and so she reasons, well, that can't be
Speaker 4: her because her head is positioned differently. So something has
Speaker 4: happened either it's a miracle or she's been replaced. So
Speaker 4: Hugh Grant says, look here, I've shown you a miracle.
Speaker 4: Now Hugh Grant has another level of design here where
Speaker 4: he wants to in his designs, where he wants to
Speaker 4: demonstrate their religion is potentially just fraudulent staged miracles and
Speaker 4: that the whole thing can be built up from that.
Speaker 4: So he's like at this point, he's like super atheist level,
Speaker 4: Like he's full on Dawkins dela Hunty, Like if Matt
Speaker 4: Delahunty became an insane serial killer psychopath, he would be
Speaker 4: doing this level of object lesson apologetics right to disprove religion.
Speaker 4: And so hmm, this is where I'm like, Okay, this
Speaker 4: is getting really fascinating, Like this is not at all
Speaker 4: the movie. I thought it was like, I have no
Speaker 4: idea where this is gonna go. And uh, the girls
Speaker 4: were like, hmm, yeah, we're not sure we believe this.
Speaker 4: I don't really believe this religion. This doesn't make any sense,
Speaker 4: and they start to realize there might be some holes
Speaker 4: in his story. So then he comes down into the
Speaker 4: dungeon and he says, all right, sit down, So they
Speaker 4: sit at this table, and then he draws out on
Speaker 4: the table. He says, what if all of this that
Speaker 4: I've shown you so far was a ruse, because I
Speaker 4: want you to now choose at this level of the inferno.
Speaker 4: And yes, this is when we begin to learn that
Speaker 4: the house is structured like Dante's Inferno. He says, what
Speaker 4: I want you to learn at this level is are
Speaker 4: you in a simulation.
Speaker 8: Or are you.
Speaker 4: Experiencing all these things in reality? And this is where
Speaker 4: I thought it was really getting really fascinating. Again, I
Speaker 4: have criticisms of the movie, but so we find out
Speaker 4: and the camera later pans and shows the house structured
Speaker 4: like Dante's Inferno, with these levels, and we were beginning
Speaker 4: to get an idea of that with the way the
Speaker 4: house is built like a maze, like a labyrinth. This
Speaker 4: also suggests the idea of uh Theseus in the labyrinth
Speaker 4: right in mythology. This is one of the most famous
Speaker 4: classic images of mythology being trapped in the labyrinth. And
Speaker 4: then you know the Menotaur being the tyrant that rules
Speaker 4: the labyrinth, and so clearly Hugh Grant is like the
Speaker 4: Menotaur in this analogy, right, the minataur of crete Theseus
Speaker 4: and the minotaur. I don't know why that won't work,
Speaker 4: but anyway, you get the idea. This is Matthew Cratter
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Speaker 4: So this was where it's kidding really wild. He grabs
Speaker 4: a piece of chalk and he draws on the table there.
Speaker 4: To the girls, he says, the next challenge is what
Speaker 4: if you're in a say, and how would you know?
Speaker 4: And is that the true religion? So then he says
Speaker 4: I can prove it to you. And he says, your
Speaker 4: friend isn't real, And he goes over to her and
Speaker 4: he grabs her and cuts out of her arm the
Speaker 4: birth control thing and he says, look, she's been implanted
Speaker 4: with a microchip because she's a synthoid. She's not real.
Speaker 4: You're in a simulation. And he says, what do you
Speaker 4: choose now, and what do you do? And she says, well,
Speaker 4: I think you're improvising. Now here's another critique. I have
Speaker 4: why in this film when these girls are like completely
Speaker 4: terrified and don't really know what's going on the entire time,
Speaker 4: and this very demure, innocuous Carrie Russell girl here she
Speaker 4: suddenly becomes Sherlock Holmes. This was the annoying part of
Speaker 4: this film, Like how does she suddenly know all of
Speaker 4: the details what he's up to? That this was the
Speaker 4: weakness in the film. I think she should have been less.
Speaker 4: There's a name for this in movies, people, people, They
Speaker 4: were making fun of this a few years ago. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was called competence prawn, where in movies they had
Speaker 4: this character. It's like a character device where the character
Speaker 4: just suddenly is an expert in a mate and like
Speaker 4: does everything and knows everything. It just really kind of
Speaker 4: makes the movies a little unbelievable. Yeah, like she suddenly
Speaker 4: is like this literally like Sherlock Holmes, like she's she
Speaker 4: caught every detail and like understood the workings of everything
Speaker 4: he was up to. All of a sudden, that was
Speaker 4: the weakest part of the narrative, I thought, But she
Speaker 4: says as she figures out, she says, I think you're improvising.
Speaker 4: You weren't actually planning the simulation thesis part of the argument.
Speaker 4: You brought this up because we're starting to doubt your
Speaker 4: miracle and religion performance that you put on. And she says,
Speaker 4: if you stage the miracle, then there has to be
Speaker 4: a dead body, and Hugh Grant's intrigued, and he says, oh, well,
Speaker 4: maybe you're smarter than I thought. Where do you think
Speaker 4: the body might be? And then the Carrie Russell girl says, well,
Speaker 4: there must be some hidden door in this place, and
Speaker 4: you replaced the body when we were distracted by the
Speaker 4: doorbell when we ran to the top of the stairs.
Speaker 4: And of course there is a hidden compartment door and
Speaker 4: it's underneath the card table in this dungeon. So she
Speaker 4: flips the card table over. There's a little hidden door there,
Speaker 4: and Hugh Grant says, well, if you really believe that
Speaker 4: that's what's going on, you'll go down the dungeon, You'll
Speaker 4: go down into the next level of my Inferno. And
Speaker 4: we do explicitly know it's Dante's Inferno because the camera
Speaker 4: at one points the wall in the library and we
Speaker 4: see a giant picture, a framed print of Dante's Inferno.
Speaker 4: And also, by extension, you can think of this as
Speaker 4: Theseus's labyrinth because eventually when we see what he's actually
Speaker 4: whittled out, what he's carved out, he's carved out an
Speaker 4: entire structure of his house and the layers of the underworld,
Speaker 4: all the way down to the dungeon dungeon, dungeon level.
Speaker 4: So there's levels and levels and levels. This dude is
Speaker 4: like taking his zeitgeist gnostic nonsense to the next level. Now,
Speaker 4: if you remember, in Dante's Inferno, I had a grid
Speaker 4: class on Dante's Inferno as a really good class. We
Speaker 4: went really deep into the text, and there's a lot
Speaker 4: going on in Dante's Inferno, Disco's Inferno. One of the
Speaker 4: things is that Dante relied heavily on the Greco Roman
Speaker 4: pagan mythos. I'm not sure why, but I think because
Speaker 4: he's a classical, you know, writing and what we would
Speaker 4: call the classical tradition and writing with the literary devices
Speaker 4: that were popular in the Middle Ages at his time.
Speaker 4: He had to utilize these neo classicist I guess ideas
Speaker 4: of the Greco Roman pagan world. The Medici's obviously are
Speaker 4: very heavily influenced by Greco Roman paganism and Neoplatonic magic.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 4: He constructs this vast three tiered world, as you guys know,
Speaker 4: of the Inferno, Purgatio, and the heavens. Right, But in
Speaker 4: the Inferno, there's these levels and layers of Hell, all
Speaker 4: of which correspond to certain vices. And the last level
Speaker 4: of Hell, in Dante's mind, is a giant frozen lake,
Speaker 4: and Satan is there in Hell and this is this
Speaker 4: is the funniest part. And he's frozen with his head
Speaker 4: sticking up I think, or his ass sticking of. I
Speaker 4: free which one it is. But but you might think, well,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, why would Satan be frozen? I know,
Speaker 4: we have a lot of smart people, and these are
Speaker 4: you know, classic woodcuts and images of Satan frozen at
Speaker 4: the bottom ice layer level of Hell. Why would it
Speaker 4: be frozen ice, ice baby. Why would it be the case. Yes,
Speaker 4: it's the Hell of Traders, for sure. But there's a
Speaker 4: metaphysics reason why Dante is working with the older Aristotelian
Speaker 4: metaphysics that to be at the lowest level of Hell
Speaker 4: would be to be stuck right in non being almost
Speaker 4: so you're like immobile and stuck there, and the heavens
Speaker 4: are moving right, the celestial spheres are always in movement,
Speaker 4: and the perfect movement is a perfect circle. But to
Speaker 4: be in Hell would be to be the opposite of that,
Speaker 4: to be frozen in place. So there's kind of these
Speaker 4: weird metaphysical assumptions about what hell would be in Dante,
Speaker 4: not Deonte, and not Delante. That's a different dude of
Speaker 4: my cousin Dante's Inferno, but that's why he's frozen. When
Speaker 4: Carrie Russell girl, not her or the other one, when
Speaker 4: she descends into the dungeon, she crawls all the way down.
Speaker 4: Sure enough she finds the body, so she was correct.
Speaker 4: He was working on the fly and had staged the
Speaker 4: miracle and came up with the simulation thesis as a distraction.
Speaker 4: So you'll notice that Hugh Grant keeps kind of throwing
Speaker 4: out these distractions that try to keep you away from
Speaker 4: solving the labyrinth. And he says, the only way you're
Speaker 4: gonna find freedom is to descend down deeper into my inferno.
Speaker 4: So she goes down there, she finds the body, and
Speaker 4: then she finds a doorway. And in this doorway, I
Speaker 4: forget what's on the So when she first gets down there,
Speaker 4: it's interesting. There he's got a bunch of religious items.
Speaker 4: This is crazy. And the religious items at this lower
Speaker 4: level or lowest level almost are all like primal animistic religions,
Speaker 4: So it's like voodoo stuff and totems and fetish idols
Speaker 4: and you knows and shit like that. Right, So there's
Speaker 4: a religious symbolism to the descent in the inferno, and
Speaker 4: then there's a door with a giant ritual magic Satanic
Speaker 4: symbol on it. So she passes through that door and
Speaker 4: lo and behold there's a giant, open literal Satanism room
Speaker 4: with a Satanic altar. So now we're starting to think, no, actually,
Speaker 4: maybe he is a full on, like committed, hardcore satanic
Speaker 4: ritual abuse dude. Right now, I would add that this
Speaker 4: is not far fetched in terms of some of these groups.
Speaker 4: In fact, if you remember the Hambling case, which is
Speaker 4: a recent Mormon SRA case that we covered in depth
Speaker 4: with Chiller Queen one year ago, this kind of stuff
Speaker 4: again does exist. So refresh yourself on the David Hamlin case,
Speaker 4: which is a real people got convicted if you don't
Speaker 4: remember that, and that connects to Mormon groups. So she
Speaker 4: descends down to this layer, she walks these doors and
Speaker 4: she's at the final door and it's the Satanic Altar dungeon.
Speaker 4: But there's one more door, and when she gets up
Speaker 4: to the final door, the door is locked with her
Speaker 4: bike lock. And what this means is that she was
Speaker 4: correct that she had figured out how he got the
Speaker 4: bike lock and how he trapped them there, because when
Speaker 4: he was supposedly cooking the blueberry pie, he actually went
Speaker 4: outside and stole their bikes and grabbed the bike lock,
Speaker 4: and she, like Sherlock Holmes, figured this out because he
Speaker 4: had water on his head somehow. When she comes to
Speaker 4: the final door, she has the key, the bike lock key.
Speaker 4: She unlocks the lock and walks into a freezer, a
Speaker 4: giant walk in freezer with cages full of women, and
Speaker 4: the cages are his prophets. Prophetesses. So he's actually got
Speaker 4: a whole harem of cage women as if he's sort
Speaker 4: of involved in human t R A.
Speaker 8: F F I C K I G.
Speaker 4: And so this gets pretty dark. This is kind of
Speaker 4: like Prisoners. Remember the movie Prisoners, the Villa Neu Jillen
Speaker 4: Hall Hugh Jackman thing where the atheist Satanists or like
Speaker 4: ritually abusing kids and turning them into basically turning the
Speaker 4: kids into serial killers. And can remember this same kind
Speaker 4: of thing going on. And so she realizes, Okay, this
Speaker 4: is your whole game. You grant you were kidnapping women.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah blah. And he comes down there and
Speaker 4: he says, ah, have you figured out what the true
Speaker 4: religion is and what my religion is? And the religion
Speaker 4: is control. So all religion is is dominance and control
Speaker 4: through manipulation and psychological techniques and tactics. The purpose of
Speaker 4: the labyrinth was that it's all a maze to control you.
Speaker 4: And the solution to the maze is that there isn't
Speaker 4: really a solution, it's just control. However, he has put
Speaker 4: a exit to the maze and after some scuffling and
Speaker 4: a brawl, there's a scene where the other girl is dead.
Speaker 4: Basically she's her her throat cut the brunette, the dark Brunette.
Speaker 4: There's this scuffle and as she gets out of the
Speaker 4: lower dungeon after she she stabbed him with a letter
Speaker 4: opener or something and she ran out. She should have
Speaker 4: locked him in there. I don't know why she didn't
Speaker 4: do that, But so she's trying to get out and
Speaker 4: she's about to make it out and Hugh Grant crawls
Speaker 4: up the ladder. He's about to kill her, and she
Speaker 4: starts praying. As she's praying, her friend that was bleeding
Speaker 4: out basically finds her last bit of energy or she
Speaker 4: comes back to life for something work. It's not exactly
Speaker 4: clear what she does, but she like wakes up and
Speaker 4: like and she kills Hugh Grant and saves the Carrie
Speaker 4: Russell Girl. So this allows the Carry Russell Girl to survive.
Speaker 4: She goes upstairs, but she realized she still can't get
Speaker 4: out of the house. So but there's still got to
Speaker 4: be some solution. Well, she realizes that he's been this
Speaker 4: whole time right whittling his little miniature house. And the
Speaker 4: wittled miniature house is literally a perfect replica of everything
Speaker 4: in the house, so there has to be some escape route,
Speaker 4: and there is. So she solves the maze, realizes that
Speaker 4: there is a little tiny grate that you can crawl
Speaker 4: out of, and she's been stabbed and almost killed or whatever.
Speaker 4: And so he finally gets out, and this is the
Speaker 4: big key reveal. She starts running away. Hugh Grant's gonna
Speaker 4: you know, he's dead. Her friend died, and as she's
Speaker 4: leaving the house, a butterfly lands on her finger. Now,
Speaker 4: earlier in the film, they had a conversation about the
Speaker 4: butterfly and they were discussing after life, right, and somebody said, well,
Speaker 4: how how would you give a sign that there's life
Speaker 4: after death? And the Carrie Russell girl says, well, maybe
Speaker 4: I could come back for a little while as a butterfly,
Speaker 4: and I would land on my relatives to let them
Speaker 4: know that it was me and that I was sending
Speaker 4: them a sign, and then I'm okay. In the afterlife,
Speaker 4: the butterfly lands on her finger. Thus, I think we're
Speaker 4: supposed to assume that her friend did make it to
Speaker 4: the afterlife, and it was her friend sending the sign
Speaker 4: to her that yes, there is an afterlife. Yes God
Speaker 4: exists and yes prayer works, because several times show in
Speaker 4: the film they have a debate about whether prayer does anything.
Speaker 9: It works.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing that a lot of people missed,
Speaker 4: and this is I think the point the improvising about
Speaker 4: the simulation theory wasn't actually an improvisation that was actually
Speaker 4: the real religion. Because the butterfly disappears, it wasn't real.
Speaker 4: And they also have a discussion in the film where
Speaker 4: at one point I think Hugh Grant brings up the
Speaker 4: Chinese butterfly riddle and he says, so you've heard of
Speaker 4: the butterfly you know riddle or whatever, and he says,
Speaker 4: you know, a Chinese philosopher, ancient Chinese philosopher said, we
Speaker 4: see a butterfly, and we think, oh, you know, there's
Speaker 4: a butterfly over there. But how do we know that?
Speaker 4: We're not in the mind of the butterfly. Who right,
Speaker 4: So let's see if this is right. Chinese butterfly riddle
Speaker 4: comes from the ancient Chinese text Joang Zi. It's about
Speaker 4: a Daoist philosopher who dreams that he is a butterfly.
Speaker 4: In the story, the jhoan z falls asleep and he
Speaker 4: dreams he's a butterfly, and wait when he wakes up,
Speaker 4: he was. I'm sure if he was a man who
Speaker 4: dreamed it was a butterfly, or if he was a
Speaker 4: butterfly who dreamed that he was a man. The story
Speaker 4: shows us what happens when philosopher's question is the ai
Speaker 4: explaining what this means anyway, So the question is then, well,
Speaker 4: what's real? Are we in a simulation that we ultimately
Speaker 4: need to get out of? I actually think that's the
Speaker 4: point of the movie. The point of the movie is
Speaker 4: in an indirect way, arguing for a simulation theory, and
Speaker 4: that kind of in a gnostic platonic sense. We are
Speaker 4: in a labyrinth created by an evil Hugh Grant type
Speaker 4: of creator God, and the only way out of this
Speaker 4: is to realize that we're in the labyrinth, and that
Speaker 4: I guess simulation theory itself is the awakening process to
Speaker 4: realize that that's the only way out of the simulation.
Speaker 4: I mean, we critique simulation theory quite a bit, and
Speaker 4: ironically I had just uploaded my simulation critique video to
Speaker 4: Twitter a couple of days before seeing the movie. Now
Speaker 4: maybe you disagree, but I think that the butterfly is
Speaker 4: the actual key to the whole film, and that actually
Speaker 4: makes sense with the narrative of Hugh Grant as the
Speaker 4: gnostic Creator imprisoning God, and that the whole labyrinth is
Speaker 4: a lie. It's all an illusion. The only way out
Speaker 4: is to realize that it's a rigged game. You're in
Speaker 4: the madrixx, dude. But I do agree. There's the ritual
Speaker 4: abuse themes too, of the monarch my control. I understand
Speaker 4: that's an element there for sure, But the only explanation
Speaker 4: for the butterfly disappearing on her finger at the very
Speaker 4: last scene is either the Chinese proverb that it was
Speaker 4: all not real and we live in a matrix and
Speaker 4: that was a glitch in the matrix, or we're just
Speaker 4: supposed to think that it was her friend appearing as
Speaker 4: the butterfly to show her that there's afterlife, and then
Speaker 4: she disappears because it was just a sign. I mean,
Speaker 4: that's possible too, but I don't think that there would
Speaker 4: be if that was the meaning. Why do you have
Speaker 4: this continual reappearing question of simulation theory in the movie. So,
Speaker 4: in other words, if you remember Hugh Grant in the movie,
Speaker 4: in every one of these stages, he uses misdirection. He
Speaker 4: keeps misdirecting the girls from actually figuring out what his
Speaker 4: game is and solving that level. So it's not surprising
Speaker 4: to me that the film itself would misdirect you many
Speaker 4: times over to where you think, oh, it's a cult film,
Speaker 4: it's a serial killer film, it's a satanic ritual film. Oh,
Speaker 4: it's actually a film about you know something else. You
Speaker 4: think it's atheism. For a while you think the whole
Speaker 4: thing is to convince them of atheism, but then it
Speaker 4: ends up being all distractions that the film is actually
Speaker 4: arguing simulation theory. If you disagree, tell me why it's
Speaker 4: a better explanation for what your better explanation is for
Speaker 4: the butterfly disappearing. I think the butterfly disappearing just doesn't
Speaker 4: do any justice too all of the simulation theory references,
Speaker 4: unless it's just misdirection. Maybe miss the simulation theory prevalence
Speaker 4: was all misdirection as well. What do you guys think
Speaker 4: are we now? We're still hanging low. One of the
Speaker 4: things I do appreciate about this film, by the way,
Speaker 4: is that any film that makes me kind of think
Speaker 4: about it and try to figure it out. Nowadays, that's
Speaker 4: enough to impress me, Like that's enough for me to say, Okay,
Speaker 4: that's pretty good at least how to think about it
Speaker 4: and try to figure it out, try to decode it.
Speaker 4: But the film does have a subtle, as you can imagine,
Speaker 4: feminist theme, because if Hugh Grant is a gnostic tyrant deity,
Speaker 4: then it's because he's a male gnostic tyrant patriarch deity
Speaker 4: who is imprisoning women in his dungeon. The prophetesses are
Speaker 4: all women, so the rebellion of the two Mormon girls
Speaker 4: has to be against the patriarchal, masculine deity. And even
Speaker 4: if he's the creator of the matrix, it's still the
Speaker 4: same kind of anti male gnostic imagery. If you don't know,
Speaker 4: the ancient Gnostics were the actual proto feminists because they
Speaker 4: posited the importance of the goddess the Pistas Sophia right
Speaker 4: up there with Jesus. Jesus is basically trying to get
Speaker 4: back to the goddess in the Pistas Sofia narrative, if
Speaker 4: I recall. So, they were proto feminists way before anyone else. Anyway,
Speaker 4: Hopefully you guys like this analysis and breakdown. I do
Speaker 4: want to hear your views, though I'm not saying maybe
Speaker 4: am I the only person that watched the movie The
Speaker 4: first butterfly was her friend who died, and the second
Speaker 4: was herself. No, well, the first butterfly can't be her
Speaker 4: friend because a friend isn't dead yet, so that doesn't
Speaker 4: make any sense. Yeah, that's an interesting point, Jordan, Like,
Speaker 4: if this girl is like Sherlock Holmes level genius intelligence,
Speaker 4: why is she following this goofball religion. That's a good point.
Speaker 4: Thirty four five dollars, give me the BUGSLD give me
Speaker 4: death Chester cheese. Ten dollars. Jay, my reform Baptist buddy
Speaker 4: is bullying orthodox on the Eucharist. How does anyone bully
Speaker 4: anyone on a theology topic on the internet. I came
Speaker 4: to Orthodoxy from his church, and I am in the
Speaker 4: early stages. What's a good thing to point out about
Speaker 4: his theology that doesn't track well? Just look up the
Speaker 4: real presence doctrine amongst the church fathers, and it's pretty
Speaker 4: easily established and pretty widespread that the church fathers teach
Speaker 4: the real presence. That's a pretty easy way I would
Speaker 4: say to say, Look, there's absolutely no historical precedence for
Speaker 4: the reform Baptists. You in fact, you guys are absolutely ahistorical,
Speaker 4: and your view is actually aligned up with some of
Speaker 4: the heretics in terms of denying the real presence. Christopher
Speaker 4: Scott five dollars. Thank you for all you do. Jay
Speaker 4: I thought this movie was interesting, especially all the game analogies. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think that was where we're supposed to get the
Speaker 4: idea that in Hugh Grant's religious apostasy he had at
Speaker 4: some point taken some sort of Marxist route, because why else,
Speaker 4: I mean, the only people that compare religions to capitalist
Speaker 4: consumerism are Marxists. So he had some you know, bipasth
Speaker 4: some wrote some stop along the way in Marxist atheism.
Speaker 4: And that's also why if you remember, at several points
Speaker 4: Hugh Grant makes these kind of lib cut arguments too, right,
Speaker 4: He's like, you know, religion harms women. And that's funny
Speaker 4: because you think initially he's like a lib atheist. You
Speaker 4: think he's like a psycho serial killer version of Matt
Speaker 4: Dilla Hunty, but he's actually way crazier than that. Like
Speaker 4: he's not even opposed to religion. He's like, no, I'm
Speaker 4: I have the true religion and it's me and I'm
Speaker 4: a cult leader, and yeah, absolutely, because all religion is control,
Speaker 4: and since all religious control and there is no God,
Speaker 4: I'm my own God, and I'll do whatever I want.
Speaker 4: Doctor chilling, five dollars, you look like a boomer died
Speaker 4: from the nineties with that shirt. It's kind of sexy.
Speaker 4: That's about a five dollars worth of kind of gay comment.
Speaker 4: But hey, I said I was gonna wear my nineteen
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Speaker 4: found it at the outlet mall for thirty dollars. Bro
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna meet you in the octagon. You try to
Speaker 4: correct me again, I'm just kidding. For ten bucks, you
Speaker 4: can correct me all day long, Doctor chilling, five dollars.
Speaker 4: Your movie reviews are actually seriously underrated. I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 4: I couldn't agree more. Where is everybody? By the way,
Speaker 4: Actually we did get up to about nine hundred tonight,
Speaker 4: so that's pretty good for a movie review. I love
Speaker 4: the debate nights, but this is great for a change. Hey,
Speaker 4: I can't do debates every night. I get tired of
Speaker 4: arguing just goofy stuff with Goober's for six hours. I mean,
Speaker 4: the audiences love it. You guys love it. I get
Speaker 4: thirty thousand views on debates and eight thousand views on
Speaker 4: movie reviews.
Speaker 9: So there you go.
Speaker 4: Do I like MMA? Yeah? Who doesn't like UFC? What
Speaker 4: movies are you planning to do next?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: Yes, so, Jamie, a great question. Glad you said that.
Speaker 4: Jamie and I watched multiple.
Speaker 9: There.
Speaker 4: Most of them are not that good. I have to say,
Speaker 4: there was a couple that were pretty good. We want
Speaker 4: we we were doing a bought wife, bought girlfriend theme next.
Speaker 4: So yes, we watched the Megan Fox movie because it
Speaker 4: was all about that, and we watched about six more
Speaker 4: and just most of these they're all kind of the
Speaker 4: same and they're all kind of.
Speaker 8: Not that good.
Speaker 4: Uh So we watched Subservience, We watched Zoe with Umi
Speaker 4: Gregor and Leah Sidu. We watched I've already forgotten the
Speaker 4: names of all of them. We watched about six or
Speaker 4: seven of them. Lars and the Real Girl was interesting.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I liked it, but you know,
Speaker 4: large and the real Girl was actually pretty early, like,
Speaker 4: it was way ahead a lot of this stuff. Now,
Speaker 4: I know there's other movies that have sex bots. Jude
Speaker 4: Louell right in Ai plays an SCX bot. Blade Runner
Speaker 4: has sex bots. I'm well aware of all of the
Speaker 4: movies west World that have sexbot. No, this was specifically
Speaker 4: recent movies that focus on the rolling out of sex bots,
Speaker 4: because home companion bots are now rolling out right, So
Speaker 4: Elon's I forget what the name of his robot is,
Speaker 4: but because he roll that out, we thought it would
Speaker 4: be a good idea to talk about it. And then
Speaker 4: we realized there's like eight new movies about having you know,
Speaker 4: bought Megan fox bots that are house cleaners or whatever,
Speaker 4: and most of them are not very good. Yeah, I Robot,
Speaker 4: I forgot about I robot. Yeah. Subservience is like Terminator
Speaker 4: mixed with Blade Runner mixed. I mean it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: ex Mashina, that was a good one. But Tristan and
Speaker 4: I literally just did X Mashina like a few months ago,
Speaker 4: so we did a huge breakdown a bit, and we
Speaker 4: did a ten year anniversary breakdown because I did breakdowns
Speaker 4: of X Mashina ten years ago. I put it in
Speaker 4: Essotary Hollywood one, and so Tristan had never seen it.
Speaker 4: So we had a good time going back and reviewing that,
Speaker 4: and absolutely X Mashina was a great film. I don't
Speaker 4: think is Alex Garland. I don't think he's made a
Speaker 4: good movie since then. Annihilation was I mean, the idea
Speaker 4: was okay, I guess, but not. It just ended up
Speaker 4: with all they ever do is make these feminist, gnostic,
Speaker 4: Luciferian plots and it just gets old and men, that
Speaker 4: movie sucked. I thought it had potential from the trailer.
Speaker 4: But you don't like X Moshin. I think it's good.
Speaker 4: Oh you don't like cyberpunk? Let's see what else do we?
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 4: It's just really hard to find movies that are actually
Speaker 4: that good worth even analyzing. We've had to go back
Speaker 4: and you know, watch a lot of old movies. In
Speaker 4: the last few years, Jamie and I have gone super
Speaker 4: deep into Noah. I've seen I think almost I've seen
Speaker 4: most of the top fifty Noah movies. There's about probably
Speaker 4: five to ten I haven't seen yet, but I've seen
Speaker 4: about fifty of them. So I'm gonna soon be a
Speaker 4: Noah expert.
Speaker 9: I guess.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of foreign Noah films and a couple
Speaker 4: of British I haven't seen yet, but guys, remember to
Speaker 4: follow me over here on X if you don't yet,
Speaker 4: please and help me get to one hundred. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 4: we've done Stepford Wives. Yeah, we've done Wickerman. I've done
Speaker 4: Wickerman like three times. You know, I did see Infinity Pool.
Speaker 4: I didn't didn't like it. We in fact, we did
Speaker 4: everything that everybody asked me to do. We literally just did.
Speaker 4: We did a massive breakdown that everybody loved of will
Speaker 4: there be blood or there will be blood? So if
Speaker 4: you guys didn't see me in Tristan do.
Speaker 10: That.
Speaker 4: We did a great breakdown that the audience. It was
Speaker 4: very well received right here over on Tristan's channel, there
Speaker 4: will be blood. So we were going back and forth
Speaker 4: between his channel and my channel at this time. So
Speaker 4: some of these are on his channel and some of
Speaker 4: them are on mine. So if you're looking for there
Speaker 4: will be Blood, there's a two hour breakdown there.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 4: We've done Minority Report. I did Color out of Space. Yep,
Speaker 4: there's a video of me breaking down a Color out
Speaker 4: of Space. In fact, I really enjoyed Mandy and color
Speaker 4: Oaudo of Space. I thought they were both a lot
Speaker 4: of fun. I mean, any Nick Cage movie you can
Speaker 4: guarantee that I've broken it down right away, you know,
Speaker 4: within the last few years. So here's color Out of Space.
Speaker 4: I've got a weird ass beard going on there. I
Speaker 4: don't know what's going on there. It must have been
Speaker 4: winter time, and I was like, hold up, I was
Speaker 4: tough in winter. Yep. We've done Cabin in the Woods,
Speaker 4: bro Eyes Watch Shut. You must be joking. My most
Speaker 4: popular video is my almost half a million views Ieswetch Shut.
Speaker 4: So I basically made a mini documentary about Eyes White Shut.
Speaker 9: Right here.
Speaker 4: We have talked about Gatica on multiple streams. We've done
Speaker 4: We've done Lighthouse, Yes, Yeah, I've done Face Off done.
Speaker 4: I've done most of the big Nick Cage movies. I
Speaker 4: don't know what hyper Normalization is a documentary. Not the Bees,
Speaker 4: Not the Bees. I did Dune too, yep. Yeah, we've
Speaker 4: done National Treasure.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 4: We've done THX. In fact, Tristan and I did THX.
Speaker 4: I was really hoping we'd hit a hunter K while
Speaker 4: I was doing the live stream, so we can have
Speaker 4: a party. Here is THX. That's old school. I said,
Speaker 4: Dark Tristan, tell about Dark Brandon, Dark Maga, how about
Speaker 4: Dark Tristan. Look at that Empty Man. I did Empty Man. Yep, cosmic.
Speaker 4: I love cosmic horror for sure. And we had a
Speaker 4: fun time doing empty Man with the Tibetan Book of
Speaker 4: the Dead, and I just put that up on my
Speaker 4: podcast feed audio wise. By the way, if you guys
Speaker 4: missed that, I don't blame you guys for not knowing
Speaker 4: all this because freakin. But we also did empty Man
Speaker 4: with the sy of Cinema Bros. So if you didn't
Speaker 4: watch that, we did Lafendikita Hardware Empty Man, and then
Speaker 4: I did empty Man alone by myself here with Tim
Speaker 4: Leary's Tibetan Book of the Dead, which is very relevant
Speaker 4: to the shack O Fear, just kidding, relevant to the
Speaker 4: the Shacko nots Is Doune two on your channel? Yes
Speaker 4: it is. What's it called? I think I titled it's
Speaker 4: something different though, because I tied it into that History
Speaker 4: of Cia and Religion book a few type been doing.
Speaker 4: Let's see, this is my old Dune analysis, It's not.
Speaker 4: It's these these are better Dune two. In the History
Speaker 4: of the Oss and C. I A right there. That's
Speaker 4: the doing two analysis. No, I've not done Big Lebowski.
Speaker 4: That's actually one movie that I've overlooked. Jamie and I've
Speaker 4: talked about doing it. Yep. I've done Midsommar, done Hereditary, Yep,
Speaker 4: we've done that. I've watched A Boy and His Dog.
Speaker 4: It's it's interesting, it's got Don Johnson in it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I've not done Constantine. That's one we could do. Let
Speaker 4: me write that down. So you guys are giving me
Speaker 4: some good recommendations. Welcome everybody. We've still got six hundred
Speaker 4: plus in the chat and you guys are the real
Speaker 4: brain trust. And we have the highest IQ audience. I'm
Speaker 4: not joking. We literally have the highest IQ audience out
Speaker 4: here for sure. So the Void, we did talk about it,
Speaker 4: but I've not done a full on analysis. I like
Speaker 4: the Void. Tristan and I just did fight Club. We
Speaker 4: did a deep, deep dive on fight Club. It was
Speaker 4: a really good one.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 4: Actually, The Witch is the first podcast that Jamie and
Speaker 4: I did. Yeah, I've done The Matrix. I've done it
Speaker 4: many times. I'm sick of talking about the Matrix. Actually,
Speaker 4: the very first podcast that Jamie and I did was
Speaker 4: the Witch, the Viitch a witch at nine year eight
Speaker 4: nine years ago, eight years ago. So check this out.
Speaker 4: It's not even video. I don't even know what to do.
Speaker 4: It was just like uploading shitty ass audios to YouTube.
Speaker 4: I got no idea what I was doing. Too old
Speaker 4: to die young. I've not done that. I've not done
Speaker 4: Shaw Shank Redemption. We've actually done End of Days. Believe
Speaker 4: it or not, we did an Arnold Extravaganza, and End
Speaker 4: of Days is a big part of that, because I've
Speaker 4: always thought End of Days was totally ridiculous, like it's
Speaker 4: you could do a stand up routine about end of Days.
Speaker 4: It's so retarded. Arnold Swartzenegerstravaganza, Last Action Hero Junior, Sixth Day,
Speaker 4: and Running Man. Wait, that's not End of Days. Though
Speaker 4: I know I've done End of Days. Maybe I've just
Speaker 4: talked about it on podcasts and we never did it.
Speaker 4: I don't remember, right. You know what I'm gonna do?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm gonna I'm actually glad I haven't
Speaker 4: explicitly done in Days because get this, esoteric Hollywood three
Speaker 4: is called esoter Hollywood, sex cults and apocalypse in film,
Speaker 4: so we're actually gonna do all of these. And there's
Speaker 4: like a shit ton of these recently. I don't know
Speaker 4: if you've noticed this, but for whatever reason, Hollywood has
Speaker 4: put out all of these satanic nun movies. Have you
Speaker 4: seen this? By the way, the Omen was actually pretty good.
Speaker 4: It was almost really good. The Omen prequel that was
Speaker 4: a legit like scary movie. This one, Yeah, I was
Speaker 4: actually impressed with this movie. This movie was really good.
Speaker 4: Now I will say the ending because I don't want
Speaker 4: to spoil it if you've not seen it, because they
Speaker 4: throw one act just really dumb thing in at the end.
Speaker 4: If they had not thrown that stupid thing in at
Speaker 4: the end, this would have been probably one of the
Speaker 4: best horror movies ever made. Apartment seven A was good,
Speaker 4: the Rosemary's Baby prequel. But I don't know what the like,
Speaker 4: I don't know what the deal is with all of
Speaker 4: these satanic nun movies. There's just a ton of these,
Speaker 4: you know. Bla and Cotel. They did Thirteenth Warrior the
Speaker 4: other day and they did pretty good. I've always hated
Speaker 4: that movie. I've always thought thirteen Warrior was just terrible.
Speaker 4: But they did a full breakdown of it. So you
Speaker 4: could watch theirs, the original Omen trilogy. I mean, it's
Speaker 4: kind of interesting. It's also got dumb shit. We've done
Speaker 4: the game. Oh yeah, Jamie and I have done the game.
Speaker 4: If you're not seen the Omen, this was really good. Like,
Speaker 4: this was a really good movie. Probably one of the
Speaker 4: best horror movies I've seen this year. But there's there
Speaker 4: were some good ones this year. Remember a lot of
Speaker 4: these ones that you're requesting, we've done it. It's just
Speaker 4: that half the time the damn search function just doesn't
Speaker 4: work and all my shit's buried, so it's really annoying.
Speaker 4: But yes, this one does come up right here. So
Speaker 4: we did Eyes White Shut Like Films, the Firm, the game,
Speaker 4: Golden Child. This was a good one. So yeah, I
Speaker 4: enjoyed the game for sure. We talked about Imaginaryum of
Speaker 4: No Tristan and I did Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassis. Yes,
Speaker 4: Tristan and I did it. Mothman. Jamie hates it. I
Speaker 4: actually think it's okay. I'm not sure what I think
Speaker 4: about the Mothman though, I mean, is it total bull crap?
Speaker 4: Is it a demon?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 4: I don't know what to think about Mothman. Let the
Speaker 4: right one in. I mean, I remember watching it and
Speaker 4: being into it, but I didn't come away thinking that
Speaker 4: I liked it. So I don't know if I want
Speaker 4: to analyze it. We probably should analyze Pans Labyrinth because
Speaker 4: it's it's definitely a feminist, satanic, occult ish movie, and
Speaker 4: everyone everyone liked it thought it was great. I didn't
Speaker 4: like it. Yeah, I think I've done from beyond, I
Speaker 4: don't what do you How do you analyze neither Living Dead?
Speaker 9: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: It's like it's a zombie movie. We already mentioned The Void,
Speaker 4: We've talked about it. We've not done an analysis of
Speaker 4: the Void. I did like The Void. The first two
Speaker 4: VHS movies, I hate found footage movies. I don't like
Speaker 4: them at all. I'll watch some of them if I
Speaker 4: think they might be really good, but I've never liked
Speaker 4: any of them. There was one found footage movie one
Speaker 4: time I saw that. It was an independent obscure movie.
Speaker 4: It was really good. I can't remember the name of it.
Speaker 4: But the whole movie was presented as if it was
Speaker 4: a documentary, and it was actually it actually looked like
Speaker 4: a real documentary, but it was it was a found
Speaker 4: footage fake horror movie. It was pretty good. Yeah, we've
Speaker 4: done They Live multiple times. I did Pants Labyrinth. I
Speaker 4: don't remember doing it, but maybe I did. I mean,
Speaker 4: we've been doing this for We started doing movie and
Speaker 4: LC podcasts in twenty twelve or thirteen, so we're like
Speaker 4: eleven years into this. A lot of people have been
Speaker 4: saying to do Kaddo Lake. I'll have to check that
Speaker 4: one out about Yeah, I did a documentary on the
Speaker 4: Shining So my Shining documentary is like my second most
Speaker 4: popular video. It has, I mean not that much, like
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty thousand views. I don't even see it,
Speaker 4: but it should be on top videos somewhere. Yeah. I
Speaker 4: did a whole hour long Shining Bird down Autopsy of
Speaker 4: Jane Doe. I mean, some of the these movies there's
Speaker 4: not a whole lot to analyze. That's why you kind
Speaker 4: of what we found was that it's better to group
Speaker 4: them together with similar themes because the way I do analysis,
Speaker 4: as you guys can tell, it's it's pretty in depth. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we did a whole I did a mini documentary on Suspiria.
Speaker 4: It's called Suspiria in the Sorcery of Surrealism. And I've
Speaker 4: watched the whole Dark Mother's trilogy, so we could do
Speaker 4: that one for sure. We already did. I think Jamie
Speaker 4: and I did that. We've done. I did Butterfly Effect.
Speaker 4: That did a whole video on that. I watched half
Speaker 4: of Naked Lunch and I think I fell asleep. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I did a whole I'm not because it was bad.
Speaker 4: I think it was just late at night. Yes, we did.
Speaker 4: I did a whole video on Beyond the Black Rainbow,
Speaker 4: and I do like Beyond the Black Rainbow. I think
Speaker 4: it's really good. And I like Mandy. I mean, Mandy
Speaker 4: is an amazing film. It's pretty gruesome. I'm not saying
Speaker 4: it's like a wholesome film. It's gruesome and it's hard
Speaker 4: to watch, but I mean it's it's an amazing film,
Speaker 4: just like as a. I mean, if I was gonna
Speaker 4: make a movie, I'd be like, damn, that's a that's
Speaker 4: a badass. I wish I made a movie that badass.
Speaker 4: But it's gruesome. I'm gonna warn you it's gonna gross
Speaker 4: you out. Oh yeah, dude. We've done video Drome. I've
Speaker 4: done it multiple times. I've done Dark City. We just
Speaker 4: did Apocalypto. Jamie and I did a Mel Gibson podcast
Speaker 4: a while back. We did Apocalypto. I've not done a Kira.
Speaker 4: I have had a million people recommend Akira and Neon
Speaker 4: Genesis Evangelian. We've done Shutter Island. I thought Strange Darling
Speaker 4: was retarded, but we did it. Remember they made Chris
Speaker 4: Pine into Jordan Peterson. Isn't that ridiculous? Like he's the
Speaker 4: patriarchal villain in the mind of Hollywood. That was so stupid.
Speaker 4: And they literally said, remember when it came out and
Speaker 4: Olivia Wilde and it was literally saying she made the
Speaker 4: movie based on Jordan Peterson being the villain. That was
Speaker 4: so crazy. Uh yeah, Tristan and I did Fourth Come. Yes,
Speaker 4: Jamie and I did Alien Alien January like four years ago,
Speaker 4: and we basically did all of the big alien movies.
Speaker 4: And then Jamie and I did an entire series of
Speaker 4: all the Dystopia movies, all of them, and we did
Speaker 4: all the Dystopia movies chronologically. Isn't that crazy? So remember
Speaker 4: that meme that somebody made of they listed all of
Speaker 4: the Dystopian movies and the time frames chronologically. Jamie and
Speaker 4: I did that and we did all them. I think
Speaker 4: we did twenty six movies, some crazy number.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's a lot, but I think we mentioned fireing Sky.
Speaker 4: I've done Mahan Drive countless times. I have a whole
Speaker 4: mini documentary on Malan Drive. Missus Dolph he is don't fire.
Speaker 4: I hate Missus Delfire. I always thought that was retarded.
Speaker 4: I've not done Blue Velvet, by the way, I don't
Speaker 4: like firing the Sky, but I think we mentioned it
Speaker 4: in our Alien January. So there is me and Tristan
Speaker 4: doing fourth kind. Let's see these are Now that's super old.
Speaker 4: Here's part of Alien January, Prometheus e t War of
Speaker 4: the World's Alien Madness. So you got to go back
Speaker 4: like three or four years for our alien series. Are
Speaker 4: we never gonna hit Come on, man, wait maybe wait
Speaker 4: all night for one hundred? Oh yeah, the thing is
Speaker 4: a classic. Yeah, we've done Fifth Element. I've talked about
Speaker 4: Only God Forgives. Did you know Nicholas Ruffin was on
Speaker 4: Alex back in the day. Yeah, after he made Only
Speaker 4: God Forgives for some crazy reason, he went on Alex.
Speaker 4: Jones was wild and Bruges is good Oculus. I've done
Speaker 4: an Fleux by the way, maybe we should review Oculus
Speaker 4: because there might be more going on that when it
Speaker 4: came I remember watching when it came out. It was
Speaker 4: pretty that was a pretty good horror movie. But I
Speaker 4: don't remember a lot of esoteric stuff. I mean, I
Speaker 4: know the Mirror is owned by the British Royalty and
Speaker 4: it's cursed. But maybe there's more stuff that I missed Inoculus.
Speaker 4: Weird sheep movie. No, I don't want to do that.
Speaker 4: That's the movie we were making fun of with when
Speaker 4: we were making fun of a twenty four horror trailers
Speaker 4: like that Lamb movie is the essence of that, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm not I've watched. I didn't. I did the on
Speaker 4: Demon and we did I talked about only God forgives
Speaker 4: a lot of people really like it. I'm not a
Speaker 4: huge fan of refing, actually, although I do want to
Speaker 4: watch the what's the Miles Teller one that he did?
Speaker 4: Is it too Old to Die Young? Is that good?
Speaker 4: Is that when somebody was just typing that, weren't they yes,
Speaker 4: too old to Die young? I remember when this came out.
Speaker 4: I heard all kinds of good things about it, and
Speaker 4: I thought it looked visually awesome, but I've not watched it,
Speaker 4: so do I need to do? I need to watch this?
Speaker 4: Is this worth analyzing?
Speaker 9: You guys?
Speaker 4: I trust you guys, and I'm gonna write it down
Speaker 4: if you think it is. But I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 4: After Neon demon and after only God forgivest, I just
Speaker 4: his stuff is too gross. I mean I do like
Speaker 4: Drive is awesome. I think everybody likes Drive. Melancholy, you
Speaker 4: know what. The first ten minutes of it is amazing cinematography,
Speaker 4: and then it just turned retarded, Like I thought Melancholy
Speaker 4: was just awful. We've done snow Piercer a million times.
Speaker 4: Have I done Fire Flying Serenity? No, we should do
Speaker 4: Fireflying Serenity. I have talked about City Lost Children. I've
Speaker 4: watched it since it came out, since the nineties, but
Speaker 4: we haven't done analysis of it. Yes, I've done Lost Highway. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know about these like I did John. Wait, yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know about like that's like terrifier. I mean,
Speaker 4: is there anything going on in there other than demonic clown?
Speaker 4: I haven't watched it, but yes, we've done Hacker movies
Speaker 4: nineties Hacker. I love that genre, so we did Joanne
Speaker 4: Monic and Ghosts of the Machine. Yeah, we did those
Speaker 4: fishing Oh yeah, I've done Goonies for sure. I did
Speaker 4: Once Upon Time in Hollywood. Yep, those are all on
Speaker 4: my channel. By the way, I was gonna watch Spider
Speaker 4: with Himsworth. We haven't watched it yet, and it's in
Speaker 4: my list. I'm glad you mentioned that. You know what's funny,
Speaker 4: We wrote notes on all the Star Wars and then
Speaker 4: we got busy and we never did our Star Wars analysis,
Speaker 4: so we need to do that. I should probably do
Speaker 4: a Star Trek Next Generation one too. Yeah. I figured
Speaker 4: Terrifier as gross. I don't want to. I don't like
Speaker 4: gross movies. I love a good horror movie. It's like
Speaker 4: a psychological thriller. I don't like gory movies at all. Yes,
Speaker 4: we did The Fly. I haven't done Senectic Key, but
Speaker 4: we did some other Charlie Coffman stuff, I think, but
Speaker 4: I need to do that. Ye have done the Cell.
Speaker 4: We did the Prestige absolutely, little Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 4: I did an episode of my TV show on Lord
Speaker 4: of the Rings, so I kind of felt like we
Speaker 4: did it there. I meant to do Alien Romulus and
Speaker 4: I forgot Oh yeah, We've done X Files multiple times.
Speaker 4: I'm a huge X Files man for sure. We've done
Speaker 4: Under the Silver Lake twice. Don't be Afraid of the Dark. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do Clarista explains at all, and then I'm
Speaker 4: gonna do Save by the Bell, and I'm gonna.
Speaker 8: Do Hey, dude, remember hey you do.
Speaker 4: Man of God. I mean, I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 4: like I love the story, but the movie is hard
Speaker 4: to watch. It's just really poorly edited, but the story
Speaker 4: is obviously great. Yeah, we've done Devil's Advocate Clerks. I
Speaker 4: don't know what to do. I mean, what do you
Speaker 4: analyze about clerks other than to talk about like nineties
Speaker 4: gen x culture. Maybe Apostle could be good. Actually, Goosebumps
Speaker 4: with Jack Black. That one's all like Cabala, so that
Speaker 4: actually the the modern Goosebumps, not the TV show, but
Speaker 4: that would be good. We did Forbidden Planet, Jamie and
Speaker 4: I did. I've heard people talking about Conclave. Is it conspiratorial?
Speaker 4: I haven't seen it, so I don't know what exactly
Speaker 4: is going on it. The Gate's a great eighties movie
Speaker 4: for sure. Yep, We've done Apocalypse Now. Did anybody want
Speaker 4: Urban laden ve details. Somebody already mentioned city lotch on
Speaker 4: you I've done the Island Yep, yeah for sure. Did
Speaker 4: anyone see the Conclave? Is it worth seeing or is
Speaker 4: it stupid? Did you watch the Shift from Angel Studios?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 4: I mean I watch what's the caviz Ol Freedom movie?
Speaker 9: That was good.
Speaker 4: Goolies. We've done googlies. Yeah, ritual was good. Out of Darkness. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I have done that. I think I think we did
Speaker 4: that Inland Island. What's that doing on the Leprechaun? The Leprechaun,
Speaker 4: give me the go? I want to know where to go? That,
Speaker 4: give me to go? I want to go. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: unrude that tree. I'm a I want the go. Give
Speaker 4: me to go. I want to know where to go that.
Speaker 4: Let's see the original remember this old classic? Forgot about this?
Speaker 4: Remember this was one of the first ones where they
Speaker 4: made like the rap remix of a meme. I mean
Speaker 4: you could count these as memes. Viral videos are kind
Speaker 4: of memes.
Speaker 7: Say of Irish folklore.
Speaker 6: Some people in the Criten area of mobiles say a
Speaker 6: leprechawn has taking up residents in their neighborhood.
Speaker 4: A leprechat fifteens Brian Johnson. As more.
Speaker 3: Curiosity leads to large crowds and mobiles frightened community. Many
Speaker 3: of you bring binoculars, cancorders, even camera phones to take
Speaker 3: pictures to me and the lock.
Speaker 4: Of level kind to me, I gotta do a look
Speaker 4: a bit of tree. Who else in the level.
Speaker 3: Eye Witnesses say the Lepracaun only comes out at night.
Speaker 3: If you shine a light in its direction, it suddenly disappears.
Speaker 3: This Cemu sketch resembles what many of you say the
Speaker 3: Lepracaun looks like. Others find it hard to believe and
Speaker 3: have come up with their own theories and explanations for
Speaker 3: the image.
Speaker 4: My theory is casting a shadow from the other limb.
Speaker 4: Good be a crackhead.
Speaker 13: It got hold of the wrong stuff and it told
Speaker 13: them to get up in a tree and play a leprecorn.
Speaker 4: Don't get down to the bottom of this. Yes, they're
Speaker 4: down there. God, don't be afraid. Don't be afraid.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: This guy I like to do this, all suited up
Speaker 4: with a bulletproof vest. He's gonna go to battle against
Speaker 4: the leopard.
Speaker 3: Hoping to direct traffic. Says he's prepared for his encounter
Speaker 3: with the Leprechaun. He suited up from head to toe.
Speaker 4: This was all spells right here. This is a special
Speaker 4: liprical and flute which has been passed down thousands of
Speaker 4: years ago from my great great grandfather who was already
Speaker 4: I just came to help out. Others just came to
Speaker 4: get lucky and hope it's a pot of gold. This
Speaker 4: is my favorite dude right here. This dude may be
Speaker 4: buried under this tree. I'm gonna run a back home
Speaker 4: root that tree. I want to know where to gold.
Speaker 4: I want to go, get me the gold.
Speaker 5: I want to go.
Speaker 4: I love how he's emphatic that he wants the goal,
Speaker 4: like he says it five times right, And uh, this
Speaker 4: reminds me of the remix.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 4: This is like this is old school memory. Remember this.
Speaker 4: This is bringing back memories, dude. This is like, uh,
Speaker 4: this is the kind of this is what you mess
Speaker 4: around with at work eighteen years ago. Dude, remember this?
Speaker 3: And to me, I got you look up his chiefs.
Speaker 3: Who else.
Speaker 10: I was gonna know what a go? I was wanna
Speaker 10: know what a go?
Speaker 9: Get me to go.
Speaker 4: I was gonna know what a go.
Speaker 2: I want to go.
Speaker 3: Let me to go.
Speaker 10: I wanna know what a go?
Speaker 3: I what a go?
Speaker 5: Get me to go?
Speaker 10: I was gonna know what a go? I was?
Speaker 9: What a go?
Speaker 6: Get me to go out to go out?
Speaker 4: Let to know how to go?
Speaker 3: Give me to go?
Speaker 4: I want to go.
Speaker 6: I don't want to go out.
Speaker 3: Let it go.
Speaker 8: I to go now.
Speaker 13: I want to know how to go.
Speaker 10: Get me to go.
Speaker 4: I want to go now to go.
Speaker 10: I want to go.
Speaker 4: Lim cutting them cutting. I'm wanna know what a go
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 3: I want to know what it go.
Speaker 10: Get me to go.
Speaker 3: I was wanna know what it goes.
Speaker 13: I was goanna, I want to know where that bitcoin are.
Speaker 13: Give me to give me to give me to BETC.
Speaker 13: Give me to BETC. The whistles go, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 4: That's right. You know what, we should just have a
Speaker 4: you know what on the next live stream. We should
Speaker 4: have done this to celebrate. Tell you what we're gonna
Speaker 4: do next live stream to celebrate, because hopefully we'll hit
Speaker 4: one hundred by then. You know what we're gonna do.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do all of the old classic videos. We're
Speaker 4: gonna do Star Wars Kid, We're gonna redo Leprechaun, We're
Speaker 4: gonna do Littarian, We're gonna do. Uh, somebody just mentioned
Speaker 4: another one. What's the other one? Somebody just mentioned one?
Speaker 4: I'm forgetting it. Whistle tips? What do the what whistle tips?
Speaker 4: Do y'all remember Altarian? Does anybody remember Altarian?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 4: Back it up, back it up, back it up. My
Speaker 4: daddy taught me good. Remember that, you know what's weird?
Speaker 4: Anytime somebody mentions backing up or put the car in reverse,
Speaker 4: I immediately start singing this stupid as song from freaking
Speaker 4: what fifteen years ago? Thirteen years ago? Remember? Uh, shmo yoho,
Speaker 4: so shmo yoho basically burned themselves into everybody's memory from
Speaker 4: like the end Tonet generation's memory from fifteen years ago.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm talking about? Do y'all know what
Speaker 4: I'm talking about? The only part that nobody watching this
Speaker 4: stuff on the internet fifteen years ago? Do y'all remember this?
Speaker 4: Back it up, back it up, back it up. My
Speaker 4: daddy taught me good. Remember this. Why And the guy
Speaker 4: with the black heady said we want your money. Everybody
Speaker 4: up running down, And I'm like, oh what, he's coming now.
Speaker 4: And so the guy in the black's coming down, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, don't look, don't look.
Speaker 7: Don't look.
Speaker 4: So I'm putting my hair down, you know, and it
Speaker 4: came right to me and goes, get down now, and
Speaker 4: I yes, And I just dropped my knees. See when
Speaker 4: I little knee. And then when I'm all my knees,
Speaker 4: I'm backing up, backing up, back because my daddy taught
Speaker 4: me good, and I'm back in the whole other. And
Speaker 4: then every one of every one of her phrases and
Speaker 4: arguments are non sequiturs, like why because you're backing up?
Speaker 4: Would that have anything to do with your daddy teaching
Speaker 4: you good? I love that it's all non sequitors. That
Speaker 4: makes it great. I'm like, count to two thousand. I'm
Speaker 4: hearing nothing, nothing, and I'm like, oh my god. So
Speaker 4: I'm back farther and farther away, and I think maybe
Speaker 4: I should think, but I know. And then I'm thinking
Speaker 4: maybe I should faint, but I don't.
Speaker 10: So I didn't.
Speaker 4: Then I go me and nobody said nothing. I'm like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, they're dead. I'm like, I'm gonna have
Speaker 4: to fight all my friend's dead.
Speaker 1: I'm there.
Speaker 4: He taught me good, and I think maybe I should paint,
Speaker 4: but I don't know. My dad he taught me good.
Speaker 2: I was doing one more TA called me at my
Speaker 2: coffee cup and now the corner of my eyes just
Speaker 2: talf two Restamen one with the black Coodnie one with
Speaker 2: the flight hood.
Speaker 5: He couldn't fight, couldn't head.
Speaker 4: We want your money and we're coming down and I'm like,
Speaker 4: called me down up anyway, backing up, back, you guys
Speaker 4: remember this and then uh, we can't forget. One of
Speaker 4: the most famous of all of these, Antoine Dodson one
Speaker 4: and fifty six No. Two hundred plus million views. Right, well,
Speaker 4: obviously we have rapists in making park. He's climbing in
Speaker 4: your windows.
Speaker 12: He's nineteen young people on trying to rape kids.
Speaker 2: Paja wife kids, tag the wife kids.
Speaker 13: Tajawife and hid your husband because they creeping everybody out here.
Speaker 4: You don't have to run the confess for you. We
Speaker 4: gonna find you.
Speaker 11: We gonna find you, so you can run and tell
Speaker 11: that run and tell that run and tell that run and.
Speaker 4: Tell run and tell that ome boy, home boy, we
Speaker 4: got your keep prison. You are really dumb for real anyway, classics,
Speaker 4: hide your chids, hi, your children's how your wife and
Speaker 4: hid your husbands because they're graping everybody out here. Thank
Speaker 4: you guys so much. A lot of fun tonight, next
Speaker 4: party stream before we hit one hunter K here we go.
Speaker 4: We're climbing back again, making another run for one hundred.
Speaker 4: Can we get above ninety nine to three? I think
Speaker 4: we're gonna do it. I think we're gonna do it
Speaker 4: this time. Hades ten dollars. You look like Steve from
Speaker 4: Blues Clues. I don't know. I have no idea who
Speaker 4: that is or what that is. I mean, I know
Speaker 4: it's some kind of kids thing. Let's see what Steve
Speaker 4: look like. You live like Steve Harvey. Your mama lod
Speaker 4: like Steve Harvey, Steve from Blues Clues with a shirt.
Speaker 4: Oh damn son, Who's which one of these is this?
Speaker 9: Steve?
Speaker 4: Steve look like a dork? Dude, ouch, doctor chilling. Now
Speaker 4: we already did that, Virella the second five dollars For
Speaker 4: other religious symbolic films. What do you think about the
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety eight movie Pie two one six times three
Speaker 4: equals sixty six, six hundred and sixty six. I remember
Speaker 4: watching Pie and real I mean even at that time,
Speaker 4: I realized, oh this is out about Uh. I didn't
Speaker 4: watch Pie in nineteen ninety eight. I watched it in
Speaker 4: the mid two thousands, and I remember thinking, oh, this
Speaker 4: is Kabbala, right, So I probably watched it in like
Speaker 4: two thousand and six, but I knew what caabala. I
Speaker 4: didn't know much about it. I knew what kabala was.
Speaker 4: I was like, this is like, you know, hasidic number magic,
Speaker 4: you know whatever. I don't. I mean, it's interesting the
Speaker 4: guy goes crazy, but uh, I don't really. I mean,
Speaker 4: maybe I should go back and rewatch it because I
Speaker 4: haven't you know what we should we need to do
Speaker 4: with Darren Aronofsky's stream, I guess because he's one of
Speaker 4: the few directors that explicitly makes Kabbala based movies. Right.
Speaker 4: The Fountain, Noah black Swan Pie. I didn't watch Mother.
Speaker 4: I heard it was gross. What else has he done?
Speaker 4: I don't care for Requiem for a Dream. It's too
Speaker 4: too gross, too dark. You can run and tell that Homeboy,
Speaker 4: Home Home home Boy. Actually, I mean, I know it's
Speaker 4: like Pagan and Reincarnation, but I mean I think the
Speaker 4: I thought The Fountain was pretty good just as a movie. Uh,
Speaker 4: A lot of junk over. I've never seen The Wrestler.
Speaker 4: I don't know what that's about. Mickey Rourke, Marissa till Me,
Speaker 4: I don't know. Wasn't it interesting that Mickey Rourke showed
Speaker 4: up in uh, Well, first of all, it was weird
Speaker 4: that he showed up in Van Dam's Double Team as
Speaker 4: the villain. I didn't expect that because I had never
Speaker 4: seen Double Team, which I thought was awesome. Like so,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's ridiculous, but it's like awesome ridiculous. That
Speaker 4: was one of the funnest movies we did in the
Speaker 4: Van Dam stream. But it was odd that he was
Speaker 4: in the orthodox Man of God movie, right, that was unexpected,
Speaker 4: but he was only in it for like five minutes.
Speaker 4: But I wonder if Mickey Rourke has had any interest
Speaker 4: in Orthodoxy. That'd been interesting to see. Noah was pretty weird.
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