Bringing Out the Dead - Bad Faith | Renegade Cut 

One of Scorsese’s most underrated masterpieces.

I work as a paramedic in a major US city. This might be one of the most relatable films among my coworkers. So much so is that we meme it and refer back to it regularly. I think the “I haven’t saved anyone in awhile” just makes this movie relatable to the rest of the world. Don’t get me wrong, we still care about people and want to do our job well. But in reality, Nic Cage’s character is like this because of the amount of death, sadness, and insane situations he is in every single day. That’s what makes the burnout in EMS less than a few years. It all starts to blend together and saving peoples lives starts to not even be on your mind anymore. You just think about how you can make it to the end of your shift. Every minute closer is a minute away from stress and sadness. And why all EMS loves this film. Also the more you see, the more you get put into a cycle of being less and less relatable to other people around you, which breeds these crazy personalities you see here. I want you all to ask someone who has been in EMS longer than 5 years about if they have every had a period of time like this movie, and I almost guarantee they have. All that being said, 6 years in and I still wouldn’t trade my job for anything. Thanks for making this video, you just gained a subscriber!

Most underrated Scorsese's movie imo. And one of my favorites from him. Thank you for this video!

I’ll double down on other commenter’s assertion that this is an under appreciated masterpiece; it is also one of my favorite films of all time. Thank you for devoting a video to it, and thank you for examining it through the lens of my favorite branch of philosophy.

People hated this movie at the outset, but I loved it. Nicolas Cage was surprisingly good which makes this a hidden gem.

God I love this movie. That repeating harmonica gets me everytime. If you haven't seen this then you should. Don't make me take off my sunglasses!

Thank you so much for this. You've really made Sartre so much clearer to me. This was enlightening and valuable to me.

Maybe its just because I'm going through some changes right now but...this videos made me feel ways about stuff. My life specifically and what I want to do in it and with it. Sincerely, Leon...thank you for this one. I have a lot to digest now.

watching this is painfull I have to admit that the "acting in bad faith" part could be aplicable to how i react to some aspect's of my life and i really dont want to.....

I remember from Philosophy in highschool learning about Sartre but I took an instant dislike to him due to the "You shouldn't ask people for advice because you've always already made a decision." it made me mad because it invalidated the worth of other peoples opinions and experiences. Asking someone for advise at a difficult time may not always help but every person has a different lived experience. Talking to other people and learning about their points of view and values is massively important to seeing things in a larger world view and can lead you to consider things you may never have thought of all on your own. That's not living in bad faith, that growth.

My dad was an extra in this movie :)

As an ancient critical care nurse from Temple University Hospital!!! Yes I love this picture.Thanks Philadelphia USA

Thank for a very well rounded and insightful review. Really enjoyed the psychological/existential undertones and referencing you've used. Might have to watch this movie again.

One of the best analysis on this movie👌🏼

you literally analyze every movie i love dude thank u

Have to watch this film, also reminds me of the Coen Brother's 'A Serious Man'? Would you say they're thematically similar?

Will this masterpiece ever be given a Blu-ray ????

How coincidental! I'd just been musing over my own inauthentic life and how I let the fear of responsibility paralyze me. Why did I think a philosophical run-down of Bringing Out The Dead would distract me from that? I suppose I should just be thankful the film hasn't gone down the memory hole. Good stuff, sir, good stuff!

I wish I saw this video 10 years ago at least! I know this now, I didn't know it then!

Fine reviews as always Hugs from Portugal

This made my day! Thank you. :)

Bad faith is the baby blanket for adults. We desperately need it to cover up our mental boo-boo's.

Renegade Cut awesome video man. I need to know the name of the music on the background

Excellent insight to an all time classic.

Scorsese has yet to make a bad film. Even Kubrick has Fear & Desire.

YEESSSS My favorite Scorsese! WHERE IS THE BLURAY!?!!?!

If you're into refining French pronunciation, Simone would be pronounced see-moan with a long "e" sound by American phonetic description and not a short 'i". Pretty much all i's in French make a long "e" sound.

Damn good film

"Objects cannot decide to change" You've never worked on cars, have you?

Beautiful video.

This movie is great bcz hasnt gangsters ìn this is just 1 character in the edge of madness ❤

Out of curiosity, as a Christian who loves philosophy and psychology, have you ever examined Christian philosophic theories?

Mr.oh was so funny

I enjoyed this movie a lot more than I should have. Much better than overrated Gangs of New York and Shutter Island.

Topical.

I miss my wife

Its about ems burnout

This makes me think of the philosophy of free will in the Christian faith as discussed in Dante's Inferno. At first, Dante pities all the people in hell, but when he realizes what horrible people they still are, he comes to the right conclusion that these people chose hell for themselves and were being rightly punished.