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And Agamemnon is a great warrior in his own right , within the top 3 warriors of the "greeks"(not called that in the Illiad) to the point Agamemnon, Achilles and one of the Ajax(or was it Odysseus?) draw lots to see who would fight hector. And in the Poem, Hector steals and wears the golden armor of Achilles after defeating the latters impersonator. And hector will go on wearing that armour when "fighting"/running from Achilles in absolute terror. Also in the Iliad it states that Ajax lifted a boulder that no man of Homers time could lift, which I took as implying he was retelling a far older tale but it's debatable. I also want to say Achilles was killed before the Trojan horse but I could be mistaken. Been years since I've read it, and I've only read it once. Many differences to be sure. *I was listening to the video as I typed this, forgive me if what I posted was said in the video lol*

Good video, thanks for this

I still get confused about the trade federation stuff, the whole dispute and invasion of Naboo, and Palpatine’s involvement is all fuzzy to me. I don’t really get why it’s happening, or any of the details about it

Really enjoyed this analysis! I've never seen that Spiderman movie, the reveal that you didn't even mention the villain is kind of mind blowing. Does that mean the movie is bad because a key character isn't integral in the story? Or does he exist purely to push things in motion?

great video, underrated channel

Heya! I love your work and I'm doing a short research paper and would love to reference this video and your work. Do you have a link to the statistics that I could reference? thank you

I read Iliad it's starts from argue between Achilles and Agamemnon not like movies. And Achilles won't fight Agamemnon because Athena, send by Hera, told him not to. (I miss gods in the movies) There is no evidence in books (source material) that Patroclus is lover of Achilles. Thats just liberal lies. And Patroclus dies different then in the movies: Hector knew he fights Patroclus, (who wass blinded by Appolo and wounded from behind)not Achilles.

It has no Diomedes so it's bad. 3:45 Weird way to tell everyone you haven't actually read the Iliad.

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Music is dope

I think it's generally important that, before act two, the protagonist's escape route back to their old life closes. In Star Wars, Luke's family is killed, collapsing the route back to his childhood. This happened right after he had his "resist the call" moment. With The Matrix, it's a little different. Neo doesn't quite believe that there's no going back, until he sees what the Matrix is. And of course, Groundhog Day is the opposite of that. The character doesn't really understand what's happening till after the escape is closed. But I think it's rare that the character chooses to close the door to their status quo by choice, or at least, not knowingly. The whole point of the closed door is that they don't really understand the repercussions of moving forward till they can no longer go back.

Great video. Really educated me on why the Iliad still stands the test of time.

Is this AI generated? The music is a bit annoying.

it is insanely good essay, wish you'll make more of them!

I think your mathematical approach to structure undermines the subject, and the way you dismiss the two-part theory makes this clear. Percentage doesn't really matter. Content does.

The whole time I was like “yeah right… it’s just a freaking Vietnam movie who cares?” Then you said the “it’s not about this warface, it’s about THIS warface.” And I literally got shivers all down my spine

More Kubrick please

Agamemnon survived in reality and menelaus takes back Helen, Paris dies in war.. This movie is totally different😂

Cake is flour, eggs, milk, and a pinch of salt. You can absolutely tell a story just by watching and listening to them. This book bologna is only to make money at the expense of making movies similar and similar.

This deserves more views. Well done

excellent. Thank you.

it's structure isn't "confusing", it's just atypical.

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Incredible analysis, really. Thank you for the video.

Thanks a lot for the tips Your videos really disserve more views

I too love plot, but I kinda prefer Aristotle's analysis better than this one, as it seems to explain great stories that lack conflict, calls to adventure, etc, while this one does not. It also doesn't require (but does allow for) character arcs. Since I yawn at character arcs, this better matches my preferences.

this is amazing, such a great video. you actually made the amazing spider-man 2 sound like a good movie

Thank you for this. I'm going to watch it again and take notes.

Act 2 starts when they leave the Hidden Fortress.

Quality work! Thanks

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Good analysis a few things,The "prostitute" was not one that was the whole point she would not do it, she was a refugee caught up in the war. Im shocked you had any criticism for this masterpiece of cinema.

Well done! Just got done reading the Iliad so the timing is perfect!

What if I put all the ingredients on a table and come back 200 millions years later, would I find cake?

This was great!

If there is a structure, it's First Act, up to the death of Pyle; Second Act, Joker in Vietnam; Third Act begins with entrance of Animal Mother, ends with killing the sniper, the mercy killing, then the song.

Is it possible Kubrick just likes his "non-submersible units" and is not concerned with overall structure ?

It always amuses me that critics call Hidden Fortress "Light Entertainment" It's a pretty deep story, and a cinematic masterpiece! One thing you missed is a Japanese song sung in three styles: 1 the fire festival, 2 the Generals attack 3 the princess sings the song from memory... Its a great introduction to Japanese music, which is pretty alien to most of us... IMHO

Great analysis man!

One of the best videos about structure that I seen. Thank you for providing so many examples. I appreciate it.

Outside of the first ten minutes, Star Wars feels less like the Hidden Fortress than most western films of similar vintage inspired by Kurosawa.

Dude, this is crazy helpful. You deserve way more love!

This is a really good video. Hidden gold.

What it the background Music?

I might actually be the only person who actually loves jurassic world but i got to say that you’re version is really cool too. The fake ending moment is really original

omg im' so happy!! i found your channel you are awesome and deserve to be seen by the world. Can't wait for the next content

Great video, also a nice touch that the midpoint discussion aligns with the midpoint of the video itself.

This is really excellent work.

The scene with the gold is oddly reminiscent of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Great analysis but wdym he fumbled his gun didn't the gun gumed?