@SwenglishGamer Nobody thinks that. Stop trying to divide a fandom that's already incredibly divided and cannibalistic. It's 2019, we're all in this shitshow together.
ChelleStation Sith "Hate exposure therapy" mayhaps? Lol "Grrr... oh man... this sand.. So coarse and ugggrh.. it's getting EVERYWHERE! WHERE ARE THOSE FORCE-BE-DAMNED YOUNGLINGS!"
I read the comment section before watching the video and I was quite skeptical of all the hype, but now this video is one of my 10 Movies That Lived Up To The Hype.
now this video isn't technically a movie, some might even contend that it could be considered a 12 minute rant on RU-vid but that's up for debate, we're not here to get into that
He was capable of quietly disappearing. It's the typical trait of a Karen, throw a hissy fit over nothing and then disappear into the vast ocean known as Karen compilations.
I've had a rough go of it lately, and listening to James' speech about watching a child grow and surrounding yourself with loved ones and taking care of yourself, although interspersed with comedy, moved me to tears. Thank you, Mr. Sunday Movies. You have made a difference.
There's actually a good reason for that. Anakin's mother died and he wants vengeance but he doesn't know anything about the sand people who killed his mom so he doesn't reflexively hate them. However, the way the force works seems to be that the more angry you are the more powerful you are. So in order to give himself more power he grasps the thing he hates the most and thus he can give into his anger and slaughter the sand people with no problem. It's subtle, but George Lucas did have a reason for that whole "I hate sand" monologue. It's still really awkward to hear, cuz George is an awkward guy.
@@cumincalamity9867 Bro I'm quoting the video. That's the biggest stretch I've ever seen defending that movie lmao. Nothing about the prequels dialogue is "subtle"
@@garrito1016 Settle down, dude. I'm not criticizing you nor am I defending those terrible movies. I'm just pointing out a possible reason for why the infamous "I hate sand" line was written into the script. They apparently were trying to set up some kind of long term call-back. It was still dumb, but at least there was a reason.
This may be the best video yet, listen to him, he sounds so happy, it’s actually the push I need to to cut out processed sugars, carbohydrates and dairy mixed with weight training and cardio 5 to 6 times a week with the inclusion of intermediate fasting. I want to be on his level.
1. I really enjoy how you structure your lists. Instead from “10->1”, you go from “a list -> to pure chaos” and I just think that’s a breath of free air, WatchMojo should probably hire you. 2. The portion on surrounding yourself with people you care about hit me in a weirdly emotional place. Maybe just cuse I was so completely off guard for it. Idk, but thank you. That was touching.
Blue 2 like remember the comic book movie trends video where he just ranted on how everyones diets were the same and full of chicken and blenders. Greatness
Firesonic 123 I would guess that it’s not what he’s talking about, but rather how he’s talking about it. It’s a lot, it’s of topic and it’s supposed to make him look happy. I don’t want to read into it, but I can see where the idea is coming from.
I really like how this spiraled into life, got really earnest and meaningful, and then with the same level of earnestness talked about arguing about a dog.
The slow process of watching Mr Sunday gradually stop giving any shits whatsoever and just doing his own thing whenever he wants is one of the most beautiful things I've ever witnessed. Keep up the good work.
THIS WAS YOUR CITIZEN KANE. Also the Leftovers was the best thing ever nobody knows about. I turned off everything every Sunday at 9... lights, phone, my family
I love how one of this was a musical, one was a show, one was a diet tip, and another one was raising a kid and it just goes on a rant about being an adult.
When you went from your tangent about having children to describing an interaction that you had with a stranger in a park, I was in hysterics. Your videos are hilarious; keep it up.
Ya, don't have 1. ....Unless you're 100% willing to actively raise and be responsible for another human being for the rest of your life. I feel like waaaay too many people have kids just to do it and having a child isn't something you can half-ass.
I don't know what just happened. Feels like that uncle that just goes off topic at a quiet party and too deep, and you don't want to shut him up because he might go in your face about it... except this I enjoyed.
I wrote that before seeing/hearing the last bit ("the sorry/not-sorry"), and now there's no maybe about it: this is my favorite thing you've ever done.
Hey mate; just want to say I really appreciate you. Not only do you use your medium for genuinely quality content, but I just became an adult and I'm feeling so overwhelmed, and somehow your little rant-speech assuaged my fears. Thanks for being an objectively great film
I've been a father for almost an year now and while it has been really exhausting and consuming, it has also been the best year of my life. I would lie if i said i don't miss having gaming nights with my friends, sitting in a bar for few hours or just having money in wallet but he is worth it. My son just makes me happier than anything else before could. Parenthood is not for everybody, it is stressful, painful and you lose most of your freetime but it can be worth it. P.S. Just because you conceived a child, doesn't make you a parent, raising them does.
KillerHERTZ - Mercedes Modifications I 100% agree. I thought to myself, “Bloody hell, this got off the rails in a hurry.” But then I realized that James had taken us to a hilarious meadow with deer, bunnies and a beautiful bubbling brook that was miles off the tracks, but also, the tracks led to a market called “another Buzzfeed type list,” and that wouldn’t have been that interesting anyways. So yeah, in a nutshell, I agree! Also, what’s the genesis of the saying “in a nutshell?” I mean, was there a time when you had to summarize all you opinions and place them inside a tiny nutshell to insure efficiency and avoid long winded rambling? And if so, wouldn’t that exercise take more time than just making the long winded statement? Seriously, the logistics alone of collecting nutshells would be incredible. And what if nuts aren’t in season? Would you have to save all your summaries until nut season, and than put forth all of you nut summaries at once? If so, you would have an over abundance of nut shell theories. That would not only defeat the purpose of the entire “in a nutshell” summary practice, but would also have low adoption because of bad marketing. I mean seriously, who would say yes to the question, “do you want to hear some nutty theories I’ve been compiling?” Personally, I’d say no thanks. That’s almost as bad as RU-vid commentators that get super long winded in their responses. I always want to reply with a “Hey buddy, no one clicked on this video to hear your wild takeaways and opinions.” You know what I’m talking about?! The crazy thing is , 90% of the time, the things that these RU-vid commentators tend to complain about, is exactly what they are doing in their comment! The irony is that these long winded, blowhards are too dense to realize that they are taking it too far, and that no one has the time or patience to read rambling RU-vid comments. Well it’s been real. Hey, that’s another common saying that doesn’t make a lot of sense. Of course “it’s been real.” Who would say, “It’s been fake?” Maybe one of the Real HouseWives people, but I don’t know much about them. I don’t want to gossip about people or anything, but it seems like a lot of people on reality TV and other places have too much time on their hands. I mean, come on! Who has time to sit around all day on a weekday commenting on every little thing, and talking about this group of people or that group of people. The irony is that 95% of the time people who complain about complainers and gossipers, love to complain and gossip themselves. Another thing that grinds my gears is when people use percentages blindly when trying to make their point. They’re probably making it up as they go. I read an article that said that 87% of people do that 42% of the time... Umm, why is there a reindeer staring at me and who put a bubbling brook in my living room?
10. Avengers: Infinity War 9. Last Jedi 8. Hamilton 7. Brocolli 6. 5 4. Spend time with your family 3. ??? 1. Please help he has me trapped in his basement
10. Blade Runner 2049 9. Casino Royal 8. Trainspotting 2 7. Hamilton 6. Revenge of the Sith 5. The Leftovers 4. Removing processed sugar from your diet 3. Avengers: Infinity War 2. Watching your kid grow up 1. The Last Jedi
A Drit I got lost when he reached trainspotting 2. I think this raspy kangaroo thinks forcing humor and quick cuts to pop culture and mumbling something he thinks is poignant while forcing his lungs and mouth to work as fast as his line of coke is........... entertaining.....
Was not expected to be moved so much by that last part, watching a life, whether it be your own or your child's, develop before your eyes is truly to best film. Especially when you've had enough time to look back and reminisce.
That was really touching James, if you’re reading this, thanks for the talk man I feel I’ll learned a real life lesson from this video and your incredibly wise words i feel I might get teary eyed at your incredibly honest stream of consciousness
I just gotta say thanks man. these few videos in which you talk about your life/serious matters (like the Movie Tropes vid) are so powerful and well spoken, they are genuinely amazing.
It was weird for me to enjoy Blade Runner 2049. The cinema was almost empty and those who watched it with me left at the middle of the film . So , I enjoyed it when many felt that movie was boring , long and weird . Glad the cinematographer finally got an Oscar . He was fantastic at that film . Blade Runner 2049 is visually stunning
Where to start? Much like this video these are random thoughts. A. You either stopped meds or you need a warm glazed donut. B. YES. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was a steaming pile of shit. C. YES. Someone agrees, The Leftovers was awesome. D. YES. Kids are awesome, and like you my kids were more mature than me and socially acceptable at age 2. Is that a failure on my part or good parenting. I'll go with the latter. G. This video both exceeded my expectations but also made me worry about you. 🤔 If you need help, post a comment that makes sense and we will know something is wrong. 😎
