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Hey Elshin, you’re a good storyteller, and I love your channel! I also started recently as a small movie UA-camr. I was wondering if you’d be interested to connect and share feedback with each other and make better videos together.

I love this video so much, reminds me of elementary school watching charlie brown in class during fall. I love it

😔 Nothing is the absence of Something. Often these solidify the tone of the world … or ‘Other-Eyes’ viewing the Something in the story. My favorites are the Lamps lighting the space, usually done in high detail, they offer a breath of physicality, and sometimes; a presence of Theosophy. Like how the water clock reminds us of time, and the constant stream of grace surrounding us.

I adore the "nothing" shots as they tend to stay with me far longer than the actual story. We often hear that every single scene needs to matter/add something to the story and if it does neither it has to be cut. Yet I believe that such shots add not only depth, but substance, too, and create as sense of a world that is brimming with life and is lived in. It feels like a little pause so that we - the audience - can take a breath before the story continues. It is a shame that aspiring directors are constantly discouraged to sprinkle in a few of such scenes in their films. P.S. just like the other videos of yours: well done :)

Please keep making videos. They’re great. I’d recommend putting your face in the thumbnails as well so we know it’s your channel when we see your videos being recommended.

He gets it ☝️💯

Insightful and thoughtful take. I'm looking for the way to enrich the story but still remain invisible. Simplicity, serving the narrative, and those moments of 'just being' that Miyazaki shows us are all great things to consider for good storytelling in film.

A great essay on the how of Ghibli that also shows the why. Well done!

Only one movie has Werner Herzog in it!😉

Nice cinematography!

Omg ! You are beautiful!!! The video is good too

Great video. On a side note, you have cultivated a good voice for these types of videos. Well done.

well it wouldn't be the first time he's copied anime (Paprika > Inception)

Awesome Sargent parallel, he and Villenueve are two of my favorite artists! Wicked vid 🤙

When Paul take the water of life in that temple. And he is laying down. Chani kneading and holding his head. And His mother standing looking down, Stilgar his number one follower next to Jessica watching. And other followers in the background looking on. It looks like a religious painting, so cool, so beautiful. Just genius

Love and support from india 🇮🇳 ♥️

is there a reason for the title change, good video btw

these movies are crap.. just like blade runner 2049.. crap crap crap

How do you do that blooming blur thing? When the bokeh gets bigger?

I'd recommend the films of Ron Fricke when it comes to using moving images as Nat Geo portraits (the magazine, that is)

I found it so interesting, the rage over this movie's supposed emasculation. As a woman, after watching it, the primary emotion i felt for Ken (after laughing at his brief stab at alpha bro-ness, when all he really wanted was his Casa Mojo House and also Horses. Let him have the horses!!) was not derision but Compassion. Actual compassion. And empathy, and the desire to make him know that he has so much value as a person and a friend. I think it's so sad that instead of empathising with Ken's journey, so many dudes apparently saw his emotional lows and emotional development as...i suppose, Unmanly.

Making the 'nebula' and 'nostalgia' connection is brilliant. Fantastic work!

Hey, just want to say this analysis was so thought provoking for me I became a new subscriber! Phenomenal work sir, I hope to see more from you

In part 1 when Paul sees Holy War vision I love the shot when he is staring into space. Some of the shots have me in trance and later I couldn't recall like when he sits during his classic speech scene I couldn't recall that scene until I saw it for the fifth time. It was so hypnotic. I think it has to do with the framing as well as the performance. To add to that I think that was a display of ingenious acting skill, he was Charismatic and Terrifying at the same time.

i always felt that the Dune films, esp the first part, had such a Sparseness to them -- and i thought it was because of the grand vastness of some of the sets & some of the minimalist interiors. but now i realise it's also a sparseness of dialogue. brilliance

Excellent video! Loved your perspective and you explained it to so eloquently. Just earned yourself another subscriber. Excited to see what you do next!

you look like conan gray🙏 AWESOME VIDEO BTW!

got the 69th Like. nice

With the text on the thumbnail I am forced to point out that you probably used the goofiest possible picture of Chalamet and I maybe cackled about it.

You remind me a TON of a friend of mine who just graduated film school. Great video, you've earned another subscriber!

Awesome video. I really enjoyed what you had to say, and the aesthetic of the delivery was really cool.

keep up the great work! Liked, subbed, and belled. cant wait to see you grow

Mme X was so scandalous mostly because she was an infamous socialite and didn't hide her... friendships with other men, like the etiquette would ascribe. This was just a nail in the coffin because EVERYONE knew who it was and what she was known for.

Well put together, concise and super articulate. Great video, you're going to blow up.

Don’t know how old you are but little bro you’ve broken this film down better than any 30 yr olds have

I’ll never forget that scene where Paul gets revived/ resurrected , then he looks at Jessica and she looks down and everything around her goes dark to show it’s not night time then they seamlessly go Paul sitting down probably going through all the memories of past blood lines and possible futures. At that point where the lighting is dark and his eyes are the only thing that are colourful , and his face skin is more pale , absolutely brilliant .

Interesting opinion

Very very good. Insightful explanation.

This was crazy good man!!!! People definitely want more of this!

The use of reaction shots in Dune II stuck out to me in a way I couldn’t quite put into words. You did so masterfully! Another great video ElShin 👏👏

this is so beautiful and how u mentioned the importance of the strong female lead really intrigues me, i've never seen a video so much like this, thank you for opening my eyes to new concepts! looking forward to more insightful videos :)

What a coincidence, I just wantched The Wind Rises yesterday and currently, my parents are watching Oppenheimer right now... Jokes aside, when I first picked up The Wind Rises from the library, I wasn't too interested in it. I thought it was just about a guy who likes planes, boy was I wrong. I've never seen a more underrated Ghibli Masterpiece.

A reallyy nice video.

The oppenheimar was actually inspired by a book

Too many blows on your recording. Use a High pass filter on the recording. Also lot of lip noises. This is not a big deal really. But the people who listen to videos on headphones might find it really annoying. Have a nice day.

Your presentation is probably the best I've seen. Especially when you transitioned from the wind rises to oppenheimer for chapter 3. Keep up the good work

This is the most ridiculous take on this movie ever.,Who is this feminist dude?

I still admire this cineintelligence but I haven't followed it and I don't think I will anymore. To each their reality, that's right, congratulations 👍

You can not hear too much about this cinematic masterpiece. Interesting. Some complete other out-of-the-box details maybe: it is autobiographical but of course also fiction. Who sees in NYC still Ford Crown Victoria as taxis?! I as a yearly tourist haven't seen them for ages! And a question I ask myself for months now: why, after the first meeting in Madison Square Park, is the 23 St subway station scene not filmed in the real 23 St station?

This video really goes off the rails halfway through, talking about relationships and understanding without actually understanding that she would had not been happy if he didn't pursue his dream, that's what the movie is about, cursed dreams, that was the point, gosh