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I don't understand why Leon would be responsible for any wrong doing, or why Mathilda would be judged for developing feelings. It seems to me that this film handled that level of complications perfectly. It is a story of a young girl learning to love, and a older man learning to love. His love is platonic, and her love is new and hormonal. At no point in the film does he ever think its it's an option to take that relationship to a physical level And even if he did feel it, it's still not a problem of his character. Emotions are complicated. The film, even the extended cut, really showed Lean to know where the line is. And it also exemplified where Mathilda was at. She left the film holding the bunny (her love for her brother), and the plant (Her love for Leon). Nobody should be upset by any of this story. Let's lean into a young girl's attraction to an older man... She learned the right lesson (showed her love through a stuffed bunny and a plant), and he already understood that it was wrong. And the film explains that he was simple. So not only did he do the right thing, but it's understood that he was tempted and still did the right thing with his simple mentality. The theme was heavy, but ultimately the message was respectable.

This movie has many edgy moments But there is real life emotional aspects adopted All i see is a stepfather who steps in and provides a safe space no matter what Yes, these days there's a thin line because of the Phub lifestyle 99% of people has become familiar with. But this movie does not hints to any of that.

transphobic? you mean normal?

I find post 60s Goddard as a bore. Way too intellectual, saying all these profound sounding thoughts that don't mean a thing to real life. Yes, TV back then and now was pretty superficial but what's the solution? Goddard will drone on and on about what an image means (see Letter to Jane where one image is broken down for an hour). His Histories du cinema was pointless. Make the cinema you day we need, rather than talk it to death. I'll take Allen any day in spite of him being a nostalgist and repetitive (putting aside his personal life and potential moral short comings).

The American culture utterly lacks the family culture and with it, close no da and relations, let alone relations and bonds with extended relatives. The Mediterranean culture is predominantly about family and relations, bonds and unconditional love. Looking after each other and not disowning anyone in the name of “individuality” or “independence”. The American so called of a culture is degenerate and corrupt. “Adults” don’t even know how to handle individual situations and how to raise offspring. There’s no discipline and strict rules in families, and also no genuine love and caring. Americans, among which I especially and particularly include Canadians, are not incompetent with and towards the youth, but completely uncaring, pretentious, distant, stranger like, one dimensional and robotic. So it’s the youth that suffers the consequences. Broken families, absent “fathers”, incompetent mothers and all that jazz. American and Canadian youngsters are far more depressed and hopeless than anyone thinks or believes. There are many youngsters, some promising and studying at good universities, that commit suicide. There are youngsters that live in absolute despair, poverty and misery, because their otherwise very well of families have disowned them, remarried to very mean women or men that don’t want them, and more stories. These are all facts. I personally have known such people. The fact that I couldn’t do anything to help them was enough to depress myself in turn. This is no joking matter and absolutely must be pointed to and improved and bettered. Everyone, from parents, to whole families, to extended families, to other authorities including governments, are responsible for improving the ongoing situation that is literally killing their own youth. Scientifically understanding them is absolute but not enough on its own. Drastic measures are a need.

ONE OF THE BEST EVER. IM A '''ARCHITECT''''' I LOVE IT

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Disliked for the ridiculous disclaimer. Criticising ideas do not require this crap.

I’m convinced that 95% of these people are trolls.

If you thing Rand is a partisan. (You might be a partisan) 😬

I adore the music video for Windowlicker. Particularly the part before the song even starts which nails the satire of 90s rap culture that Cunningham was going for with one swear word ever 2 seconds. It’s just that fun back-and-forth between the cast that makes me wish that Cunningham would go on to direct a feature film. The song also slaps as well

C'mon, if they were THAT big (25-30-36 meters and so on) - they wouldn't have a chance to feed themselves.

The peasant women depicted in the movie here are not witches and are not sexually liberated. They are celebrating a religious festival Kupalnocka that invokes sexual rights one night of the year as part of the religious ceremony. They are just regular peasant women as the fleeing woman fleeing for her life in the next scene depicts. Andrei starts the scene stating that this is the witche's Sabbat. He returns to the group later mentioning nothing of sin or of Satanism. He instead talks about the hard life and toil of the people basically I think explaining this is their way of blowing off steam. Intentionally he tried to prevent his group from notifying the authorities. However, the old babushka already had notified them. Perhaps she is the incel figure you are referring to? Andrei is clearly saddened by the situation and I suspect felt shame from not helping the fleeing woman later which is perhaps in part why he later takes action protecting the other woman from the assault from the Tartar. I think this scene is meant to in part explain the artist's inspiration regarding how their iconography took a livelier tone from the Greek iconography. The ceremony has some obvious similarities to Christian practices. The burnt offering striking the monk's boat seems like a symbolic death of paganism in Russia. The righteous persecution of the pagans is a parallel to the righteous persecution of Christianity in Soviet times. I think this is a parallel point that Tarkovsky was making. The director gives us a view into Andrei's humanity. It's the psychology of a voyeur, an artist observing nature to put down on the canvas.

Does everyone have to sexualise everything...?!? anyone buying into sick retoric is sick themselves!!! 🤬

Rand was anything but LEFT wing - she detested collectivism,, hated communism and any mobs. If anything she was more right wing than anything else... loved capitalism and believed entirely in the individual, and meritocracy

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The script lines sound fake, or unprofessionally written at the very least.

I agree that the holy incel label fits if we isolate that particular setting or epoch. I would add, however, that there is always a way to explain why something that someone else believes to be their free choice is actually socially imposed on them, and it's often based on our labels that they experience their choice as free. For example, if someone is declared as an incel, they might perceive society as expecting people to be sexual, and therefore, experience abstinence as the freeest act.

Perhaps I missed a point but I am confused. I find a flaw in your logic, but on which side do you take. Was Jame Gumb trans?

Destino was only finished by Disney (in a bad poorly animated way) because Salvador Dali's as sketches and art for the film were requested by his estate. Because the art would only belong to Disney if the film was made. I went to the premiere in LA. They had his attention and were using the short as a way to sell his art. Very gross as is Disney's ideology.

My mom has a monopoly board game from the 70s and the dude actually HAS a monocle!!! I'm not crazy i saw it with my eyes 👀 mandela effect was made for ppl going stupid and thinking their memories are false... what an evil world bro

1:30 With the way he reacts to her words, it's almost as if he thinks she caught him at a lie.

I have had an argument today with someone who believes in the Mandela effect but she got me with the song we are the champions by queen. I really did think it ended with of the world and I sung it, but then I said but even though I think it should be there the music doesn't allow for you to put it in so that must have changed and she nodded. I now realise it never did end like that. It's just cos in the rest of the song it ends like that you just put it in. Also when live he would offer not say of the world until right at the end of the music so you mix live with recorded. This person is a flat earther so I should have known better. About froot of the loom in the UK we would never use a horn of plenty with a load of fruit, hence why I never remember it being there. To me the Mandela one looks stupid cos it's not something I've seen before so I can see how things make some think one way.

The 5 films deal with sexual/ gender differentiation from both an individual and a cultural levels, including the sexual underlayment of hierarchy and power. The Cremaster muscle is the first physical definition of possible gender. If you hear him talk, you just get confused, but watch the films in their entirety and you get it. This is so relevant currently. He brought beauty to contemporary experimental film-making. And each thing created for the films, each prop and set piece, is visual art as well, and he hired professional film and theatre people to do the production work, to make it sort of competitive with normal Hollywood films. By the way, most people interpret the blimps as ovaries.

Seeing one of my favorite shows in a new light, great video

I read the book, the book definitely makes it more clear “bill” is not trans. The FBI ends up getting the name of the suspect from a list of patients John’s Hopkins turned down for surgery because of the psychological testing.

We Must Find Lon Chaney’s 1919 “ The Miracle Man “ 📣📣📣📣...Someone Out There Has A COMPLETE Print !!!!

Great list, this introduced me to groups I hadn’t even heard of it. One I love from recent years is DyE Fantasy.

Je considère ce film comme un chef-d'oeuvre depuis toujours. Pourtant, sa réalité m'a toujours échappée. Merci 1000 fois pour avoir posté cette interprétation et quel dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de sous-titres français. Les sous-titres anglais gérés automatiquement sont trop rapides pour mon anglais très relatif.

I think the person narrating this video is more of a fucking weirdo than the cannibals depicted in the movie 🤷🏻‍♂️

I am actually floored this movie is not brought up more often in the light you are discussing. I recently watched a video essay on how L*lita was an insanely constructive piece of art designed to be critical of p*doph*lia, but was not seen that way. I felt strongly about Leon the Professional, how it was in the same vein with the only redeeming factor being Leon's complete refusal to touch Mathilda. I was absolutely shocked to see the reverence of this film by so many people and began questioning their own values. After watching that video essay, I thought somebody HAD to have made one on Leon the Professional by now - after all, it's literally on the imdb top 100. But yours is the most popular, and admittedly I was skeptical of the perspective you might take, and I'm so supportive of what I see you writing to other viewers. Haven't even watched the video yet. Just wanted to share how I found you and that I'm already excited to see where this goes. EDIT: This was amazing. I particularly loved the introduction with Besson. It provides the concept of an unreliable director when telling a story about complicated morals. It's important to establish this moving forward so we can start to view the film for what it really is - Besson's attempt to justify his predatory behavior. The film portrays the mental gymnastics it would take for the "perfect situation" of touching a young girl in such a self snitching way. This film is gross. Thank you for making this. This kind of content needs to be spoken about more. I'm really interested in the other films you mention in this video and would love to see your takes on those.

Thanks for the illumination

The creature is an ET invading Planet Earth by duplicating humans with green eyes, meaning with Alien DNA.

One of the best scenes Spike ever shot, and thanks for the analysis and breakdown. Plato’s Retreat is a turning point for Vinny and Dionna. She realizes his impotence isn’t her fault, and all that betrayal, the double standard, erupts in the blistering argument that turns Vinny to jelly. The actors are on fire, playing off each other, totally in the moment. The whole movie is classic filmmaking, about more than itself.

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Thank you for this, I have been looking for more movies directly about being trans and you definitely gave me a lot to chew on here. Also, you’re so pretty omg☺️

Finally, someone that finds this creepy

Great Video! Actually watched to the end. ;)

The real Brandon Teena, was also a criminal (forging checks, etc.) and the cinema overlooks that fact, in order to fit the the cylinder block into their square hole.

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"It's my sleepover, i get to pick the movie!"

The Mandela effect made me think you were a woman but I realized I was wrong and you’re a dude.

But apparently, BEsson had his own devils to fight. His movies were so interesting - for good or bad (( But considering this war - for bad, because people lost a sense of good and bad.

and the way she says that she feels love in her stomach shows that she is not yet a woman to be ready to have children....

I am a woman, and have never considered this film as a bad moral - probably, because I was too naive and not paying attention to the details.... Although am usually very sensitive to such topics and dislike bad moral.

my friend showed me this and i am not a teenage girl. i am a 15 year old guy, but damn this shit showed me a new type of struggle i’ve never seen. i was uncomfortable and stressing out through the whole movie.

A trans reading is hard because the film cancels it out explaining the reason for Norman dressing up as his mother.

Ironically, Charlotte's Web came out in the same year as this film.

"Time lapses were invented in 1966" *people in 1965:*