It is. And because the RU-vid Algorithm decided to recommend this out of context shitpost to hundreds of thousands of people a decade later I have to tell people the movie is Paprika. R.I.P. Satoshi Kon ;_;
I love how you feel like he's just speaking gibberish, but then in the next scene you see the parade where everything he described is actually happening and you're like "oh okay the film is gonna be like this."
@@gregorymckenzie7511the movie is called Paprika, it can best be described as "Weaponized dreams". Like someone watched Inception and wanted it to be 10000× more Japanese
@@gregorymckenzie7511yes. The movie(Paprika) is all about dreams and fantasy bleeding into reality, so of course it uses dream logic... In a way that feels both like crazy talk(this scene) and worryingly making sense(the parade scene OC is talking about)
I once had to play a theater play where pretty much the entire text is gibberish like that. It's really fun, you kinda have to impart your own meaning on the words to make it work. You still speak nonsense but with intent and if you do it well enough people kinda feel like they get you, they don't understand the words but they get the emotion. Kinda like watching a movie in a language you don't understand without subtitles, except it's all words you recognize which makes for a very interesting if strange experience.
I remember reading the subtitles while I was really tired, I thought I was losing my mind and not reading the subs properly. Then I heard him say all that in English and went 'oh'
@@kingofstrangeness7014 only weabos watch anime in Japanese haha. The Japanese they speak in anime isn’t real Japanese, it’s a weird made up version that sounds stupid and unintellectual. Only people who don’t speak Japanese thinks it’s better.
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I love how it was a normal conversation, then it quickly changed topic and then escalated very quickly. It really is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time.
@@I_am_a_human_not_a_commodity I'm extremely confused, but I don't think commodities are very important to dwell on, even space and fairy dust will have more worth than bullet shells.. The light roads are filled with them aren't you.. Huh..?
Context: The next scene is five court ladies dancing to frogs and flutes with a whirlwind of recycled paper, all while the refrigerator and mail box lead a hip hop festival. And to think it was all put together by 20 third graders with lots of hootzpah and one panda!
yes!!! I replayed what the professor said multiple times like wtf is he saying about the toaster and refrigerator?? and then the next scene comes on and your jaw starts coming undone
@@latenightcashews yea bro when i saw this movie (i think at the start of this month.. i was confused but i let it play and then he did that and then i realized what happened
What I love about this is that at first, you think he's just expressing his thoughts in a colorful and passionate way. At the start, you can assume that he's comparing the situation of wanting true satisfaction to a weird musical he saw about frog women with flutes made of recycled paper. Then he says that he has CGI in his head and enjoys it. It could just be his way of expressing how he's alright with what the future of technology holds. Then the part where it can be assumed that he's referring to and disagreeing with the guys up top wanting to waste the possibilites of the new technology and stay in the simpler times (technicolor parfeis left uneaten). But at the end of that, he brings up Oceania as being the place where his stance on the matter is common knowledge. It's strangely specific. Then he says everyone should "return to the great blue sky." Not look up to, like reaching for the stars, RETURN to. As if humanity and society started out in the sky. It's factually wrong and it throws you off. He hypes the sky up as this great party place with confetti akin to stardust. That brings you back a bit because you then think "oh, he's talking about space! He must be trying to say that with true satisfaction of accepting new technology, eventually we'll live amongst the stars and party forever!" Then he says "the mailbox and the refrigerator leading the hip-hop festival." That's when you realize that the dude has been speaking nonsense the entire time.
And shortly before he runs out of his office, we get a good view of the bald guy in the wheelchair, that, coming after _that_ whole monolog, somehow leaves a strong impression of being kind of a cheap knockoff version of Professor Xavier 😁... which, in that context, is pretty much its own way of absurd 😂👍...
@@PeeperSnail It's also just like a manic delusion experienced by someone with bipolar or schizoaffective disorder, which I suppose is sort of the point of the movie. They're trying to treat psychiatric patients whose line between dreams and reality has become broken.
@@cristianoliver4447 They only have a similiar concept, other than that plotwise they are completely different movies. Maybe the elevator scene where it takes you to a certain dream is a direct inspiration but that's all I can think of.
I went to a screening in West Hollywood before this was released, and Satoshi Kon was present for a Q&A afterwards. This was literally weeks before Kon passed away. The translator did not to the best job that night, but it was an evening I'll never forget.
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my thoughts EXACTLY! love this version, but from about ½ second in, i was trying to convert it to frank renolds. there's a pair of stories in james ellroys 'crimewave' told from the perspective of danny getchill, devitos character in 'la confidential' that are in an alliterative headline style --one of em being about a murderous fur-heist involving sammy davis jr.-- that i always hear in his voice when i read em, and then read em again-- they're page after page of intensely lurid tongue twisters, check em out-- lets start a petition to get him doing em!
Out of context, this scene comes across as funny (especially when Shima runs out the window looking like he was flying for two seconds). In context, this scene comes across as disturbing. Before that scene, the cast (including Shima) discusses how dangerous the nearly-finished DC Mini is. Because a parade dream was implanted into Shima's mind, he hysterically ran through a window. It is weird to see the scene out of context when you know the context.
I live with the self assurance that in whatever anime story that this is from, this character was not suffering from any substance alteration, psychological pathology, possession, or brain altering infection, and did and said all of this purely out of their sober, lucid, eccentric personality! And sleep much better at night knowing that such a scene exists.
I remember the first time I saw this with subs. I legit thought I was having a stroke. Either that, or someone got lazy and Google Translated the whole thing.
This is what happens when an AI writes your script. (this is a joke, I love this movie, but how quickly things goes off on random tangents makes me think of modern AI scripts)
this movie is why i don't think i'm ever going to watch inception, there's no way it could match the peak this movie reached. RIP Satoshi Kon, you are a legend that was taken from us far too soon.
Transcript for those who want it Yes, sir! True satisfaction! That's what discipline brings! Even the five court ladies dancing to frog flutes and drums had it, and so did the whirlwind of recycled paper! Computer graphics playing in my head and I like it! I don't support Technicolor parfaits and those snobby little petite fours that sit there uneaten, and my position on that is common knowledge to everyone in Oceania. Now the time has come to return to the great blue sky, where confetti falls like stardust and everyone shaking around the shrine gates with the mailbox and the refrigerator leading the hip hop festival! Anyone who is concerned about expiration dates, step aside now! No one gets in the way of my glory train! They need to really analyze all of the livers of the triangle goose party! Ahhh! This whole festival was put together by twenty third-graders with lots of chutzpa and one panda! You see?! Now I am... truly grand! The ultimate one!
Here come old flat-top, he come grooving up slowly He got juju eyeball, he one holy roller He got hair down to his knee Got to be a joker, he just do what he please... and the walls fell...
Uh...I hear it's amazing when the famous purple stuffed worm in flap-jaw space with the tuning fork does a raw blink on Hara-Kiri Rock. I need scissors! 61? O.o
😂 Funny story I watched this as a kid with English as my second language I actually thought native English speakers understand it and I'm just lost Now I'm 23 with a Major in English And I understand it even less 😭
