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The clone is not the one that drowns. Angier commits suicide every time and allows his clone to replace him.

A great movie. I agree with you about Depp. He and JD are both enigmas. I don't understand why Bale doesn't do big movies anymore.

This video is full of half truths. Really a disservice to the industry and very disrespectful to your viewer.

Similar idea to transferring your consciousness to a machine. You still die. It is only your electronic clone that lives on

Well explained thanks

Well, after the opening credits and we cut to Mr Orange bleeding out in the car and he's writhing in pain and starts kicking and we see him kicking a car seat & what looks like a baby car seat, so the woman he killed probably had a kid at home

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subbed. I wish you the best, great channel.

It bothers me they didn’t realize how this machine would make them rich. Forget the clone idea and start duplicating gold bars!

If the machine cloned him, then the original Angier died within 2 turns of it. If he was transported the first time, he was killed by his clone. If his clone was transported, then he died the second time when the person stayed on the platform and drowned. If it was random, then he no doubt died at some point.

Loved Shutter Island. Glad you came around to it. 😊

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Why kill the clone at all? He could have just made an army of himself and took over the world.

Mr. Pink: You kill anybody? Mr. White: A few cops. Mr. Pink: No real people? Mr. White: Just cops.

I feel dumber having watched this pointless video

Im a manger at a theater where we only have a few locations. Your video is absolutely true besides the ads part, at least for us. We make our money strictly off concessions, we charge 15 dollars a ticket and that's tax included. We make $1.23 per ticket sold. Thank you for your insight because I'll be looking into increasing our ad revenue.

As a long time theater worker, I can tell you that about half of this was completely wrong

I'm also reading the book as well, found it at a thrift store awhile back, I'd be an incredible series, it wasn't just Bonnie and Clyde and John Dillinger, an entire host of gangsters which will spawn into legendary characters in the underworld

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one question: are cinemas audited by the studios? because how do they know how many tickets they really sold? the venue has a huge incentive to undereport ticket sales if they end up giving most of it to the studios....

The question I want answered is if the original farted would it smell worse to the clone?

borden doesn’t have a twin, he simply had tesla make him 1 single clone and they carried out the trick with just the two of them.

Interesting. Thanks for taking the time to make this and share it with us all.

Dude your sound effects are fookin mental

It literally is "She had a baby man!", because at the start you can see when Orange is bleeding out in the backseat, you see a baby car seat and Mr. Orange starts to kick it while he is writhing in pain

From what I've seen, movie theaters need to pay their onsite workers more, ushers, cashiers, and concession workers.

The winning strategy for Angier would’ve been to clone himself once, then dismantle the cloning apparatus on the machine and make an agreement with his clone to take turns reappearing for the prestige. That’s what the Borden twins did.

It is weird how the first clone was the only one who didn’t seem to be willing to die. So maybe Angier really was transported, with the “man in the box” being the clone. Which would mean that the Prestige appearing on the balcony each night was neither Angier nor a new clone. It was really the first clone the whole time!

Somebody pointed out in an analysis video a few years ago is that there's major clues when it comes to fire and water in deciding whether Teddy/Andrew is the patient or not. It's even on the poster.

That's the most depressing thing I've ever heard.

I never believed the machine worked. At all. It's the movie's own Prestige - making the movie audience think they've seen a tale of magic.

The clones have the exact memory of everything, so in the clone's POV, it does feel like he actually teleported. But he knew the impulses of the clone are same as him, so he kills himself to avoid the issues, which takes balls.

Wrong angier kills himself not his clones

Only thing I hated about it was because I watched Memento first

Angier didn’t realise he could literally just clone his money…

So, if the 2nd theory is true (that the science isn't exact and it is unknowable which version of Angier ended up in the box), wouldn't the version of Angier that is left alive eventually, and after multiple performances, face some kind of existential crisis not knowing whether he was the original Angier or not?

I also heard it as "she had a baby man" and it seems a load of others do aswell, I'm pretty sure we're not all mishearing it

We can never know whether one should be called a clone or not. Even if we label one a clone, you cannot know which is the clone. As Bowie-Tesla says, "...they all belong to you"

I'd always assumed that the machine never transported anything, it just created the clone in the other location while the original stayed where he was. I find that to be a LOT less disturbing too. Rather than a serial murderer who creates and murders his own close, every clone is simply suiciding while merely THINKING they are murdering their own clone. Across all of the Angiers, only 2 of them every killed anyone - the original murdering his first clone, and then the final clone by letting an innocent man be executed for a murder he did not commit (that no one committed, really, as it was just another suicide).

Now realised how wrong that shooting scene is in distances. With Hats and magic show the cloning distance is much bigger.

There's a third way which is the idea that the device works by suspending causality. In that reading of the story there are no clones and it's all the same guy both living and dying simultaneously. I like the reading because it means the non-linear nature of the film can be taken literally. The events are happening out of order as a result of Tesla's machine having unexpected functions. It fractures the entire existence of the subject once turned on instead of just the moment.

This, The Big Lebowski, and Lost in Translation were the three films my husband and I both owned copies of when we started dating. I'm not saying that's how I knew he was a keeper, but it didn't hurt.

Find what you're passionate about and do that. It might work, it might not, but at least it'll be authentic to you.

A channel that separates movies and cinema is alright with me.

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I think films often underestimate young audiences. Seeing the unlimited potential of storytelling at such an impressionable age can spark a love for film, just like it did with you, and me as well.

Sry to dbl post, but don't you love how one of the worst botched robberies in cinema history didn't show us a single frame of the bloodbath that became the heist? It painted that oh-so-gruesome scene for us using the dialogue exchange between the actors, exclusively. "How old do you think that black girl was?" "BAM! BAM! BAM!" "You tag any friendlies?" All told through dialogue. BEAUTFUL! Also, subbed.

No one else could make bleeding out like a stuck pig while screaming to death in the backseat SEXY!

My biggest criticism is that your thumbnails are a bit badly designed, no offense meant by that. Your reservoir dogs video thumbnail has bold colors and a simple enough visual design, try to stick to that. Otherwise don’t change anything, just improve what you already have mate!

3:44 I distinctly hear "Yeah, say me man?"