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Film Temple
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Приєднався 31 бер 2018
At Film Temple, I make videos that analyze the themes and pay tribute to my favorite movies.
Looper - Reclaiming Lost Potential
This is a re-upload. The original video, uploaded April 2018, was blocked by copyright owners (in violation of fair use).
The power of potential, along with its loss and vulnerability, are central to the story of Looper, from its treatment of time travel to its exploration of the importance of motherhood and the hopeful fragility of youth.
All clips from Looper (2012) directed by Rian Johnston and distributed by TriStar Pictures. All music from Looper Soundtrack by Nathan Johnson.
Image credits in order of appearance:
ReneCampbellArt, “The Fabric of Life” - renecampbellart.deviantart.com/
P. John Burden, “Mother/Soldier” - johnburdenart.com
Tamara Phillips, “Tree of Life - Cha Wakan”
The power of potential, along with its loss and vulnerability, are central to the story of Looper, from its treatment of time travel to its exploration of the importance of motherhood and the hopeful fragility of youth.
All clips from Looper (2012) directed by Rian Johnston and distributed by TriStar Pictures. All music from Looper Soundtrack by Nathan Johnson.
Image credits in order of appearance:
ReneCampbellArt, “The Fabric of Life” - renecampbellart.deviantart.com/
P. John Burden, “Mother/Soldier” - johnburdenart.com
Tamara Phillips, “Tree of Life - Cha Wakan”
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In Bruges - The Last Judgement | Tribute
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In the preserved medieval city of Bruges, a city which honors Christianity and its time-tested morality, Martin McDonagh’s black comedy features characters looking for the right words to speak and the right morality to live and die by. Bruges is a place removed from time, a purgatory for two morally ambiguous hitmen awaiting their judgment. All clips from In Bruges (2008), directed by Martin Mc...
Whiplash - The Price of Perfection
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Damien Chazelle's Whiplash, starring Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons, tells the story of a talented young drummer's struggle for greatness at the hands of a tyrant, which manifests in obsession, sacrifice, and, eventually, perfection. All clips from Whiplash (2014) directed by Damien Chazelle and distributed by Sony Pictures Classics. All music from Whiplash Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by ...
Iron Man - Reforging Broken Autonomy
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Tony Stark: genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist. That’s got a much better ring to it than arms dealer, narcissist, womanizer, failure. While Tony believed in America's role as the global peacekeeper and his personal role as America’s armory, Tony’s faith in his legacy, as well as his own sense of autonomy, is annihilated by a missile bearing his own name. Iron Man tells the story of a ...
Inception - Navigating The Subconscious Maze
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Christopher Nolan's Inception, guided by the symbolism of the maze, tells the story of Dominick Cobb’s psychological struggle to overcome guilt. This is my first ever UA-cam video. If you enjoy content like this, subscribe for future videos and help this channel grow. Credits: Bill Sanderson, “The Gyri of the Thinker's Brain as a Maze of Choices in Biomedical Ethics” (1997) Hans Zimmer, Incepti...
Film Temple, would you mind creating a playlist? Doing so allows people to aggregate/curate link hubs to other content via "Multiple Playlists" (lists of playlists) here on UA-cam. Due to there being so much content it is best for the creators to maintain them. ... Oh and also, your stuff is fantastic.
Great editing!
10:52 Jim watching his son's performance from the backstage the look in his eyes is that above horror and astonishment an image that encapsulates Andrews transformation he is horrified by the sacrifice and astounded by the art
The price of perfection does not intimidate me one bit. I think that everybody else who is dedicated at there calling feels the same way and will put everything on the line for it
So many people look at this film, Neiman's journey, and Fletcher's brutality in a negative way. These people really don't understand the film at all, I think. So many people sort of glide through life, buoyed along on a raft of mediocrity, of "Good enough." They get to a point where they've achieved mere competency in the areas of their life and talent and stop there, satisfied with their effort. To those people, this film is traumatizing. They walk away from it, horrified, as Neiman holds up a mirror to themselves and shows them that perfection was obtainable, but they chickened out. They climbed half-way up the mountain, then turned around and descended back down, while Miles Teller's character climbed on his hands and knees up to the summit. I find this film aspirational. It fills me with determination to find that one thing that I can really excel at, then push myself as hard as I possibly can to obtain it. To sweat and bleed and lose sleep over. To be given impossible trials and blast through them. To be paired with an uncompromising taskmaster of a mentor, then one day see a look of approval and respect on his face because _I proved him right._ I *was* as good as he thought I could be. That I *could* cut it. Whiplash isn't a horror film to me. It's Rocky.
Awesome tribute... A masterpiece
Good channel
great video thank you
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful video, beautiful comments
Fletcher is a biopolar manic who pretends that anger makes him a genius.
Bravo!
Very inspiring movie... But inspiration doesn't hold last if it's not coming from inside... 🙏
nice video but pls less recap, focus on the analysis
I am not talented I am obsessed
Great edit
The final scene was the most satisfying part of this film.
Finally someone who gets it. 👏🏼
I’ve replayed this over and over to push myself further.
Same
Ditto.
Bruv here too
If you think men don’t have their own implicit bias, you are wrong.
What I find interesting is the gamble that Fletcher took in this last performance: we know how much of an evil perfectionist he is...going back to the idea of him being furious of "purposeful sabotage" in his band, to cause that kind of sabotage himself is a BIG gamble to his reputation. He had to have had an inkling that Andrew would come back and blow the doors off everyone.
I'm assuming Fletcher smiles and said "good job" although it doesn't show it... a better ending would have been for Neiman to mouth the words "I don't care what you think " twirl his sticks as he walks off stage. 😁
that is so extremely fucking corny holy shit
😲😲
Tarantino in making
this one of my favorite video on UA-cam should have at least 1million views
Good analysis but one thing you got wrong is Connor. He did not lose his spot to happenstance. He lost his spot for being irresponsible. Citing that he has a memory issue only highlights his irresponsibility. Fletcher took that to say Connor was not prepared which to a guy like Fletcher means Connor didn't want it enough.
*tanner
@@jakemiller9909 You're right. Where in the world did I get Connor??
@@TayGee-mh8eo I think that’s the gingers name
@@jakemiller9909 Or rather the name "O'Connor," I haven't seen the movie in a while, but it feels like the name Fletcher would give to demean him.
Fletcher might have taken it this way, but I believe it was less that Tanner didn't care and more a part of his ego structure, the driving force of this movie. Tanner needed to feel big when the drum kit seemingly sounded like shit to Fletcher's ears during the performance, so he demeaned Neiman to be his assistant by giving him the folder. He replaces the pain in his mind with the idea of identity or passes on the pain or something.
I said it once ... ua-cam.com/video/BP1BR2EwsWY/v-deo.html ... And I said it twice: ua-cam.com/video/UJ6U-Tl-3G4/v-deo.html
great video
Awesome tribute!!
That was awesome! Well done! Also, I thought it was interesting that ‘Ariadne’ is the also the name of the Greek hero who helped Theseus escape from the Minotaur’s maze.
how does this not have more views? excellent work!
Awesome take on this movie! You need to make more of these videos!!
great video!
Great video!! This is my favorite movie and I think you picked out the best of this movie for this!! Well done❤️
Underrated film. Wonderful tribute!
For two weeks? In Bruges?!
Great video!
Great vid
The absolute best explanation I've ever heard!
Perfect explanation! The best of all :)