Your content is next level man. The intense scoring, the commentary, it really sucks you in and gets you hooked on the analysis. Really sucks YT has brought you to bring out project GOAT, but desperate times call for desperate measures. I love Snowpiercer because it uses dystopia as a great way to smartly examine and commentate on reality, which is sadly not something you see that often in a lot of modern dystopia stories. Overall, great analysis, and a great video!
Thank you SO much for supporting me! I'm glad you're enjoying what I'm making! And yes, Snowpiercer's use of dystopian ideas is exceptionally poignant.
There was this TV series also based on the Snowpiercer novel. I haven't watched it in full yet, but what's interesting is that two of the cast members in it were from two media franchises I am into, i.e. Georgina Haig who played a rendition of Elsa in Once Upon a Time, and Steven Ogg, best known as Trevor Philips from GTA V.
I didn't know of this movie, or rather I heard the name before but didn't quite know what the movie itself was about. This was an interesting watch, dark, grim, but oh so entertaining! Thank you for this wonderful analysis
I didn't see your community posts until after watching the video, but if the snow-tinted TV effect is how you got around the copyright bots then it's a very clever fix. I wouldn't have guessed it was anything but a cool style choice. I've had similar issues on videos and spent weeks in turmoil trying to guess what the bots wanted before eventually giving up and splitting them into multiple parts, so however you did it I'm very impressed that you got this out in one piece without any detectable compromise. It was great!!
I'm glad to hear that it worked out so well! I don't foresee GOAT vision becoming a regular thing on the channel, but at least I have something I can use now for sticky copyright issues. Thanks so much!
This was really good! And the TV framing wasn't distracting at all. I hadn't thought about it before, but the visual of the kid in the engine calls to mind The Ones who Walk Away from Omelas - the key being, like with the train, that you don't settle for improving the system, you have to actually... walk away.
Thank you so much, and I'm glad the GOAT vision didn't prove too distracting. You know, that's a really good point to make there. Very similar themes can be found in both stories...
Aaaah, I love this so much! I felt like I paid close attention when I watched it before... and I learned a lot more tonight. Amazing what talented people can accomplish. The movie was good too. ;)
I'm so glad! That's what I'm really aiming for, I want people to feel like they can get more out of the movies they watch after seeing my stuff. Thanks for the comment!
I really enjoyed this review/analisis in particular to the point I really want to watch this movie now. specially now that I have a better idea of the message the movie istelling some might say this is SPOILERs and now there is no point in watching if I know what is going to happen. To me this actually ignited my curiosity and interest in the movie. to me this is like reading a book before watching the movie adaptation of the book. (true now days is more often they ruin the original sourse, but because I can spot the diferences I can try to see what they intended) now I know what was the intention (or general idea of it) so I can enjoy the movie without having to over analyze it of feel I missed on the plot and or message
