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Sorry, what kind of take is lumping Regulars in with Picky Customers and Foodies as ruining the industry? That is an objectively bad take.

Tyler in this movie is like the epitome of Dunning-Kruger.

6:03 the realization hit

44:34 I’m pretty sure there was a deleted scene where they waterboarded her with the broken emulsion but it was removed for being “too much” which I think is fair

Super honest! Is that a thing? can you be a little bit honest? ok, do continue.

I love This

Late to the party, but GREAT deconstruction, actual good commentary.

9:32 frozen scallop meant to melt down upon the green...over the rock... even a day or two, be needed for the flavor to reach. :/ shitty ice cream wannabe scallop and salt water sea-weed...same with the people ..

this is brilliant!!! both part 1 and part 2 have helped me pay much more attention to the nuances of the show in a way that is gonna enrichen my future rewatches and i'm eternally thankful for it (specially considering this is my favorite tv show of all time). your observations of how it successfully shows rather than tells about the worldbuilding through the characters were absolutely genius, and honestly helpful to me not only within the context of engaging with the show but also in my journey as a writer!! all that being said, i hope you continue these series because i certainly plan to watch each and every single part of it ♥️

Kinda reminds me of Marco Pierre white Who achieved so much and reached the top of the mountain threw away hits michilen stars

So from my understanding You looked at head chef and went "LOOK at me, I am the *Pastrie* Chef now.*

55:50 That's interesting to know. As a person who often dines alone I've noticed there's more than a subtle push to encourage alcohol consumption on a customer. As an adult who doesn't drink it's very annoying but I've been noticing it more and more. If the sales of it are important to the staff that might explain why they push it so much.

I watched this movie with my family when I was a kid. I'll never forget how my mother, who does not like martial arts movies, didn't make a peep the entire time until it cut back to Shu Lien and Li Mu Bai sitting silently in the cave, where she wailed TELL HIM YOU LOVE HIM, because the agonizing slow burn character drama gets people regardless of anything else.

5:13 "No! You don't need to deconstruct everything! Sometimes, just the food is fine! It's FINE!" Lmao just started watching but I love how you basically immediately summarized one the core messages of the movie (ie. modern haute cuisine is dumb, just cook the damn food and make it taste good)

I love how honest you are in this! I've seen so many reactions to Starkid shows where folks are 100% fans from the start (I've grown up with them, their first show AVPM was the soundtrack to my high school years), and it's honestly refreshing to see a take where someone who isn't usually into this kind of thing tries it out! And yeah, Starkid has some tasty harmonies. XD Oh, and the weird choreography during "Literal Monster" is apparently John Cena wrestling poses/moves. "Why do I keep feeling like I'm being hit in the back of the head with a baseball bat?" That's the true Starkid experience! XD It's so cool that you're seeing this with just the knowledge of the title song - that animation really is a gorgeous rendition of that moment! Oh man, yeah, that bullet scene is intense! "These two are living in an entirely different genre to Grace" is genuinely the best way I've ever heard that phrased!

12:28 Hehe i love motifs.

1:00 Omg i literally watched nerdy prudes must die for the exact same reson lol. After seeing that fantastic animatic from thirdchild and the amazing music accompanying it a few timea i was like okay i need to watch this.

21:01 supposedly there is a deleted scene of her getting water boarded with broken emulsion. And the broken emulsion fits the idea of the bread dish. The common man doesn't if the sauce is split. And my favorite line entire film is Slowik saying "I'm sorry you're dying." to the agent after asking her if she had to take out student loans to go to brown.

I just binge watched both your The Untamed videos and they are amazing!

Omg so true. He has been for sure told that he was responsible for other people at his care/the ones who look up to him, because he is incapable of seeing it not all his fault. I believe that as it was taboo for them to interact, and Tadashi as the servant of the family and the older one instigated the relationship he might have been warned of the results of his actions, most likely as he was the child of the family’s oldest servants(his family served them for years) by his family, and as a teenager with his own moral compass and compassion he rebelled against that by helping Ainosuke but something changed that made him see all of it as stupid childish naivety and I belive this was before the skate burning incident since he already looks dead inside there. My theory is that since we do not see his family at any point between the servants or they re never mentioned except the origin story, his actions directly might have cost his family (most likely their job) and as his all life is around Ainosuke even though his caretaker and protector personality would most likely make him take care of his family more, them not being mentioned yet, makes me think he might have become estranged to them even if his relationship with Ainosuke did not cost them anything, it is obvious that a Ainosuke got lonelier through the years Tadashi also became the same even though he seemed like a happy child with a healthier environment than Ainosuke (since one of the creators mentioned in an interview they imagine Tadashi and his dad had a loving relationship). His depression clearly comes from being overly burned out due to caring too much and that resulting with him blaming everything all on himself, and my theory is it starts earlier than Ainosuke’s breaking point. I strongly believe Ainosuke also senses the change in Tadashi, but since he doesn’t understand love or relationship all that much, he could only explain it by concluding Tadashi was never that caring guy who risked a lot by being with him and helping him and just believes that he was always just an opinionless servant who obeyed his masters to be able to keep his job (hence the dog insult), which to us is clearly not the case as Tadashi riskes more than his life for Ainosuke, for his well-being but Ainosuke can’t see that due to Tadashi being his only relief from mental and physical torture of his house and life losing him actually makes Ainosuke become increasingly more mentally unstable and obsessing over finding someone like Tadashi that will not leave him. But to Ainosuke’s credit his attempt at trying to test and get a reaction from Tadashi by saying he will want him to go in jail instead of Ainosuke actually becomes an evidence that proves Tadashi’s true personality to even a person that is as incapable of seeing true care and love as Ainosuke, hence even though he never planned on getting rid of Tadashi this with the events of finale actually might help them repair their relationship hence providing a way for Tadashi to be more healthier, since he is very dead inside a person like Ainosuke always trying to awaken him and not give up on him might help even though Ainosuke is not a good guy, Tadashi doesn’t seem to have anyone who actively cares about him at this point other than Ainosuke, as sad as it sounds, as before the finale Ainosuke also represses his care for Tadashi due to hurt, which make Tadashi all the more lonely. So maybe that is why he smiles so genuinely at the end since he is not only getting a second chance in making things right, he also gets conformation that he will always have the person he cares most by his side and that person is caring for him as well. For someone as lonely, sad and goodhearted as Tadashi that is the best news.

14:27 Now imagine this bs but like, 50 hours of it. The Keyleth part of the will they won't they lasted longer (the animation makes it feel shorter just due to compression of the events). Then it was Vax's turn, endless hours of me screaming at the screen for them to stop being morons. Animation only people have no idea what us Campaign folks have been through lmfao!

fyi Allura is Bi!

0:54 It is so F#@%ing good. I mean all of Critical Role is, but it's a self-contained, relatively short (in DnD terms) story, and unlike the other EXU's that have a bunch of Vox Machina spoilers in them, Calamity is set like a thousand years in the past so doesn't have any spoilers for C1 in it.

Can we just appreciate the way they made Kima like... Actually as good as she says she is? Like, when Kima always goes "I got this!" you immediately expect the classic "Oh, she actually doesn't and she needs the constant support of Allura" but... No. Kima ACTUALLY got this, and it's Allura that needs to grow the confidence to just let her wife do the work she knows how to do. And when Kima knows that she is a bit too in over her head, she just says it! "Okay, now it's the time to help me out!"

The spell Scanlan used was Mordenkainen's Magnificent Mansion, but in the campaign he always referred to it as Scanlan's Magnificent Mansion (probably because Sam Riegel couldn't say the first word and neither can I so I don't blame him lol)

I think if Scanlan had communicated to the team that he was going to go find his daughter, it would be a bit better. But I can't say I fault him for doing that at all.

Yeah if reishan weren't voiced by Cree Summers, I wouldn't be able to stand her. Man, I love your poignant analysis but you are also going with the emotions and the humor and everything. It's just a joy to watch.

I don't have a lot to say, but you deserve comments on top of my like and subscribe. Also, I was one of the people who mentioned the halfling thing yay!

I love that you also felt Scanlan's story sneaking through the seasons and suddenly gaining as much force as the romance, and I think that is to nail even more the theme of this season, separation and loneliness. His isolation was always there, and we always kinda seen it, but the pessure is up, and oh boy... it's a lot. And Pike's "You only care for someone other than yourself for the first time' when we the audience know that is not the case (he created a house with rooms for everybody he loves) cuts deep

I loved you analysis so much. Yes, Adam needs all the therapy in the world. Holy heck- having shadow as the main caretaker of the group it's very on point. Man, I need to rewatch Sk8

Jeff Blim is such an underrated composer outside of the Starkid fandom, imo. He's a genius

I love TAZ Balance. I’m actually re-re-relistening to it right now….again

omg part 2🙏 yippee!!! i love ur analyses, there were several significant throughlines that i hadnt considered and it made me love the series SO much more. so stoked for part 3!!!!!

I'm all for the OJ being autistic. I'm AuDhd myself and I related SO MUCH with him and Keke being my internal feelings I can't always express or suppress by masking 😅

Please, please watch Black Friday!!!! It’s sooooooooooooooo good!! It also by starkid btw

Glad to see I am not the only one who finds Ripley searingly hot. Misguided, absolutely. But damn she makes misguided look HOT.

Mel is my everything. I was SO relieved she is alive. I also nearly lost it when they made it look like she going to die AGAIN. I was also fully sobbing during the charcoal drawn grief scene. I lost my own mom just over a year ago and that scene is brutally artistic in its depiction of grief.

I also need Ekko to be president

Yayyyy so excited to see you see what Arcane season 2 is

"It's time to cook, Ekko."

I think another comment said it, but the devil Xerxes isn’t originally connected to Vox Machina, but another cr miniseries, exu:Calamity. You mentioned in your last episode that you havent watched critical role much/at all, but im begging you to check out Exu: Calamity. Its Genuinely one of the best D&D series I have ever watched, and its only 4 episodes. Even Brennan Lee Mulligan (the Calamity DM) said it was the best D&D of his life. It basically is the story tuat Xerxes mentions in the episode, but it doesnt begin to show how incredible of a story it is. Seeing him show up in this show is both so cool and so tragic. I know this probably means nothing from a random commenter, but please watch Calamity, it is worth it. (Hell maybe you could make a video or something reacting to it, idk)