8: The Driver - Maybe, maybe not, it's not a guaranteed death wound 7: La Beouf - He's a Texas Ranger, he'll be fine after he rests his wounds. Living off the land is what he does. 6: Robin - He'll be dealing with common criminals at first like he's already done. If he can survive a military/mercenary occupied Gotham, he can definitely deal with burglars and thugs for his first year. 5: Shaun - Maybe, he did try to bite him already. Shaun was never too bright. 4: Everyone - Yea, they're dead. That's a polar bear. Even if the polar bear didn't go agro on them, the lack of resources inthat cold world would be their demise. 3: Jaguar Paw - Yea, either Death or Subjugation would be the result from his interaction with the Conquistadors. "Conquer" is in their name for crying out loud. 2: Von Trapps - They can always turn and go another way when they realize they are entering German land. 1: Belle - 30 years is a long time and dying of old age sounds more plausible but hardly "a horrible death". But that's true for everyone ever.
+Frisky Dingo Belle is a disney cartoon character with talking silverware. You really going to follow him and even give that slot attention? Come on son.
+Frisky Dingo Glad you did this, but, Snowpiercer is a book. and the movie was just the first third of the story, you don't know how it plays out from the movie. but I gather they survive that encounter (or it was made up and thrown in for effect but,) regardless, the show must go on.... etc. etc.
+Frisky Dingo I agree with you about Robin. What the video forgot... Robin was already trained in certain types of fighting and armed combat. So it isn't like he going in without knowing what he's doing. (This to video creator) Polar Bears are usually not hostile to humans. Too may videos make those bears out as evil and hostile, in truth they usually ignore others and only hunting to survive. And finally (To Video Creator) the Sounds of Music was correct but didn't give details, they didnt cross into Germany but into the Mountains of Austria where they journeyed toward Switzerland, which requires you to "cross over mountains. I may guess this because many Jewish people did same during WWII.
+Frisky Dingo I totally agree about Robin. Start slow, practice, etc. I disagree about Jag Paw. He probably went so deep in the woods the Conq's couldn't find him if they wanted to.
Actually the conquistadors had a rather friendly relationship with the locals. At least those who were in charge. The majority of the bloodshed that they are known for is due to a single man and a few hundred of his subordinated breaking ranks and making aggressive moves them selves. Further, those few hundred Europeans stood no chance against the local military might. Most of the fighting bodies were other locals who had until that point been subjugated by the ruling classes. So essentially the Spanish aligned them selves with the local empire, a few defy orders and align with oppressed locals leading them I. Revolt and when all is said and done the Spanish crown does the only reasonable thing there is to... Accept the new normal and make mo' money. How this would have effected the characters in question? I don't know, but they were certainly not the local powers that be so its possible that they actually fought WITH the Spanish.
I survived a nuke by hiding in a fridge. NOPE, I actually got radiation poisoning and grew five heads that ate my entire body. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was all just a dream one of those extra heads made up right before I died.
All that could also be a dream caused by a concussion and slowly bleeding out from all the broken bones and shredded organs from the way that fridge got bounced around.
or... "nope, I got a fractured skull, and my broken ribs punctured my lungs, and I got killed by the concussion on impact, I don't even need to worry about frakking radiation poisoning".
Snowpiercer... congratulations you survived the train crash... and immediately ran into one of the only animals on the planet that actively hunts Humans
I always looked at it like, congratulations you survived the train crash... and have no idea how to survive in the snow... because you were born on a train.
DontWorry I'llWait and so is the rest of humanity... All hail the polar bears, the new rulers of planet earth... Together with some penguins... Probably
What if Robin just decides screw the caped crusader thing, and just turned it into a playboy mansion and have parties all the time. Oh wait...parties...drugs..overdose. Damn, no hope for Robin, never mind.
Maybe Robin gets patents for all Batman's gadgets, makes millions, and disperses the mass-produced gadgets throughout the Gotham PD. Rather than just one caped crusader you get a police-force with the best weapons for non-lethally apprehending villains in the world. More police in Gotham kills crime once and for all, Robin is a hero and a millionaire, and more change is made in Gotham then Batman, one reclusive inventor, ever could manifest.
The children in Lord of the Rings: the Two Towers... did you notice that the beginning of the battle they show a bunch of children ready to fight, and then towards the end when they retreat into the main hall they are no where to be seen and they also are not mentioned again. Odds are that most to all of them are dead.
+Yahiko25 Indeed. The fighting men rush out along the ridiculously dangerous walkway leaving the kids to the mercy of the orcs they just rode past. I always thought that was an ignored point ;)
MultiJimbo777 Maybe the women and younger children, but mostly the young boys were set to fight and the remaining forces retreated to the main hall. They also didn't have them use the passage since we see them again after the battle... but not many of the children who fought.
+Yahiko25 it's pretty badly explained in the films but in the book they take them deep into the tunnel systems and have them hide there until the battle is over. Only the Rohirrim know those passages so any Uruk'hai that tried to follow would get lost. I believe they are supposed to survive but yeah in the movie you never see them again.
Life expectancy in the 1700s was only 45 because of infanty mortality rates dragging the number down. In reality, they'd live to see the French Revolution and... Well...
Yup, people don't get what life expectancy means... "Life expectancy in (whatever time) was 40, so 35 year old people were like today's 70 year old people". Nope. Life expectancy is usually given as life expectancy at birth (LEB) (average time a newborn is expected to live). When child mortality is high, that average gets lower. But for those individuals who survive their childhood, life expectancy grows. For example, in Medieval England, life expectancy of nobles at birth was 30, but if they managed to survive their first 21 years, their life expectancy would be 64. Or in classical Greece, LEB was also around 30, but Plato died when he was 80-81 years old, Socrates when he was 71 (not because of his age), Aristotle at 61...
+PablitoJardinero Actually NOPE, vast majority of the population at that time only lived to 45-50 at most, happened the same way in Vietnam, where feudal kings pass their kingship to their sons in their 40s. Very few lived to see their 60s, and the examples you named out are "outliers", exceptional cases that outlived the rest. Medical treatments at that time was not evolved, and diseases which are curable today would have mostly resulted in death in the old days.
Exactly. Life Expectancy is just a measurement of how easy it was to die in that time. Be it diseases or violence of the time. In fact, further back in mid evil times, when a kid went out on his own to be a man, their life expectancy was so low they were more likely to get shot by a random arrow on their way out the door then they were living full lives. lol. @Phamvietlong : No Pabito and Callum are right. Humans did not grow to have longer lives, we have always been able to live to at most a hundred years. Life expectancy is your odds of living given the danger's, diseases, lack of medical care and political struggles of the time.
Im 27 years old. I've ever seen something so emotionally confusing in my life. You added positive and fun ambience to a cynical and negitive twist on a previously happy ending. I legit dont know if I'm impressed, saddened, apathetic curious or in a rush to get to a meeting so I can't think of any other adjectives....loved it regardless, great job!
+Kelly L well they could if they were my kids because polar is delicious! Salty but delicious, so you have to boil it with potatoes to pull out the salt but yeah... that. ^@^
+Joachim Refshammer And let's all just overlook the fact that Superman is an alien, which kinda kills off the whole thing before it even gets off the ground.
+Joachim Refshammer You're trying to argue that all of this is movie magic and logic can be ignored? Ok, so, Superman can fly, that is the internal logic of the movie. So that is something that can be taken at face value. Looking at the internal logics of these movies, is The Driver superhuman? Has anything else in the film shown that gut wounds can be shrugged off because everyone is so hard to kill? And looking at the internal logics of the other films, some of these deaths seem like foregone conclusions. Others are maybe less likely. But the possibility is still there.
+Angela Mishler I'm not "trying to argue" anything, my arrogant friend. I'm simply joking about the fact that many of these considerations are an utter waste of time.
I don't think the film implies that Robin will just put on the suit and start punching people that first night. He would likely require some training first.
+Greg Morgan he did die, but Superboy created a time thingee by punching a wall, and it resurrected him from the dead. That said, I dont think the video is referring to Todd anyway, as Todd was trained by Batman and did not die on his first mission, not by a long shot in fact. Fact is, its a silly point the video makes as there are plenty of Super heroes with no powers who were not trained by the league of assassins, and they all survive for the most part.
+mazdaplz Yeah and in this movie batman is on a vacation not dead or anything. Im sure robin will find some type of trainer that batman can suggest to him via technology
Well, they live in an arctic wasteland, I don't think it's really that they hunt humans per se, more-so they just hunt anything with a heart beat, because they're four ton bears who need a lot of food and live in literally the most baron place on the planet.
I learned that too but as The Arctic Gamer said, it's not really true. They usually avoid humans, like most bears - but they have hunted them when starved, although that goes for wolves too and probably most big cats. IIRC Crocodiles and lions lead to far more fatalities than polar bears, and crocodiles are "opportunistic hunters" meaning that any large crocodile can very well will consider a human prey if the opportunity arises.
Johannes Wiberg Tigers and Alligators in particular are known for hunting humans in desperate situations, or in the case of tigers, in an almost human-like hunt for sport.
.....So Willy Wonka announces to Charlie in his flying elevator that he`s going to leave his Chocolate Factory to him and Charlie and his family live happily ever after,.......except...NOPE...The Elevator malfunctions, crashes into the factory in a ball of flames and the oompa loompas gather round and sing another song about somebody else`s demise
Jay Coyle a plot twist about a boy who got everything he could of wanted and it all goes up in a ball of flames lol Family films dont come any better than that!
+Bill Proud thank you for bringing this one to my attention. Didn't the movie imply that the other children MIGHT by still alive except NOPE. They surely would've been killed or at the very least horribly disfigured or something bad
+Bill Proud So Willy Wonka announces to Charlie in his flying elevator that he`s going to leave his Chocolate Factory to him and Charlie and his family live happily ever after,.......except...NOPE... Charlie's family are too poor for him to ever afford the chocolate bar that holds the winning ticket, so poor that they can barely afford any sort of food at all and Charlie in fact dreams the whole episode to take his mind of the fact that he's starving to death
Either in the Movie or Book the ******* elevator is GLASS, let me say that again GLASS so some things can happen, 1. The glass will smash and Willy Wonka and Charlie will fall to there death, 2. They will jump out and kill all the Oompa Loompas and be arrested for murder, 3. Charlie gets Diabetes and die a horrible death and Willy Wonka will get arrested and be killed or he would commit suicide because he's been raped just for his name, Also if they lived Charlie would be ******* terrified because he knows someone called WILLY Wonka who has a chocolate factory....
Is the book there were two trains and one train did repair work through slave labor. There were also more tracks I assume so the trains didn't hit each other.
Dying of an abdominal stab wound is 50/50? I got stabbed on the way to watch Chelsea get thumped by Arsenal 28 years ago, I went to the match and took the train back to Luton when it had finished before checking myself in to the L+D hospital, my shoes squelched, I felt cold, my hands shook I was shaking from the adrenaline, but then again we had just beaten Chelsea 3-1. I got a telling off from the doctor and 11 internal stitches and 5 externals and went to the pub.
+MattieMorgs What a truly unchristian thing to say, how can you judge me? Are you my creator? Are you without sin that you might cast the first stone? Accuse me? Do you know Genesis Mattie? 16:13? You are not the God who sees me, the Lord God is my shepherd, you are merely a 21 year old Welsh God-bothering virgin. I've lived a full life and He has been at my shoulder throughout, remind me Mattie, what does he say to those who bear false witness?
he explain it. because John Blake (Robin) don't have same preparation like Bruce Wayne, trained by a grand master ninja for years to be the next grand master ninja. John Blake is an amateur vigilante and he'll face criminals whose killing people for breakfast or jumping from building to another building, high chance Blake/Robin just simply die murdered or by stunt accident.
+LightningSword13 Huge Batman fan here stating that I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. First of all, Nolan Robin is a different Robin that any of the 4-7 Robins that eventually appear in the comics. Secondly, the Robin that indeed died in the comics was Jason Todd, a street level thug and orphan who was adopted by Bruce Wayne but killed by a lack of competence (A.K.A. Joker) But to this day there isn't a direct, cannonic continuation to the Batman movies directed by Christopher Nolan.
+LightningSword13 me neither its like saying: well everyone dies sooner or later, so unless u didnt play an immortal on screen all of the heroes would sooner or later die...total BS!
NOPE. In almost everyone version of Robin, his competitive instincts and natural talents pushed him to prove himself better than his mentor. Often training by himself and mimicking the tricks of the trade yet applying his own style and fighting technique. Batman never did complete Robin's training and the Boy Wonder pursued a life outside the shadow of the Bat, thus evolving into the Nightwing. Although nobody could live up to the Batman and his skill set, his legacy spawned independent vigilantes who use the bat symbol to enforce his reach over Gotham. So really he would have been fine.
***** No one knows the extent of his skill in the DKR, but if we're considering every realistic scenario, we can speculate that the Robin persona isnt just some bum off the streets that's gonna be playing hero in his pajamas. He seemed resourceful and determined and those were common in every Robin character.
King Jeremy The Wicked Which is why I never mentioned it. This video speculates that he's a dead duck...or dead Robin, but really it's the beginning of his chapter and there's a thousand scenarios where he comes out of this just fine. He could learn the craft and skill set it takes to beat on baddies, which in this movie universe is loaded with thugs and lacked any Meta-type villains. In all of Batman's training with the league, he didnt exactly turn into a swift darting ninja assassin, but he did make use of his other tricks, like evasion, stealth, tactics, skill sets which the street brawling Robin is not really known for.
wildevil Nobody knows the extent of the cockroach in movie x, it doesn't give reason to say it's better than what it appears to be. Ignorance does not validate your claim.
+Kiuraz Spiderman was bitten by a radioactive spider and became a superhero except....NOPE the spider died from exposure to radiation. Peter Parker went on to become an unhappy photographer and hung himself as a 40+ year old virgin.
Wait, people didn't take the end of Apocolypto to be bleak/everyone is gonna die? I mean... That was the goddamn title of the film. It's the apocalypse, though not the one the Aztecs expected. The Spanish were here, and everyone is going to die.
Good point about the title! Though I thought, (hoped) the point of Jaguar Paw and his family seeing the ships, meant that they were able to leave the area ahead of time, and survived. They seemed like survivalists that could make it on their own living deeper in the jungle away from the brutal Mayan civilization, (I checked wiki, lol) that they just escaped. But yeah, it's the end of the world for the Mayans.
I see the ending as kind of as retribution to those tribes that gave crap on the protagonist. He and his family might have a jump start to get out of there before the invasion of disease and conquest. So maybe they survived? I always sees this as poetic justice for all the crap the main character was put through.
The spanish men didn't conquer America alone, with their muskets that needed to be reloaded each shot. They only defeated those big empires (that were already decadent) because they got support of thousands of men from different small tribes, just like that where Jaguar Paw was from. So, the Spaniards were the allies of the protagonist.
Based on the timeline that the movie is "supposed" to be on, the Spanish shouldn't have EVER KNOWN ABOUT SOUTH AMERICA. The movie's historical facts it tries to show (which we're inconsistent, like the girl having a European disease in one scene) tell that the events depicted were centuries before the Spanish listened to Columbus about land in between Europe and Asia.
The one about Robin in the Dark Knight Rises is a pretty weak stretch - there's no reason to assume he will just throw on Batman's costume and immediately go out to fight criminals without any preparation at all is a tad ridiculous. He's a COP, remember? He's not just an average joe, and he's just been shown a ton of equipment, weapons, and tech that will take him a while to learn. I'd say he'll stand a chance, when he's ready to try it all out. And anyone who knows history already knows the fate of Jaguar Paw and his kind, so you're making a false assumption that anyone has a hope for that one.
True too, and of course I'm not saying Robin would ever be as tough as Bruce. But we all know Robin was not supposed to be some wuss who would immediately get killed on his first solo outing either. That's all I'm saying.
Mila Kunis' character in Book Of Eli suffers the same fate as Robin did. Just becasue she put on a poncho and fired up an Ipod doesn't mean she knows how to fight worth a damn and is killed by the first bandits she comes across who now have an ipod and a badass machete to use against the next helpless folks they find.
I think the ending of that movie implies that Solara now enjoys the same religious protection Eli did. In his final speech, he beseeches God to watch over his new friend as He did for Eli, indicating that no matter what happens to Solara on her way back home she will be fine in the end.
The Thing, 1982 R. J. Macready blows up his base to kill off the alien menace, as he and one other survivor look off into the snowy distance... where they're completely stranded on the South Pole and would freeze to death in a couple days
Some people think hat the other guy chiles might have been he Alien as well since he's away from the screen for a while. And that he kills Kurt Russell
Comics pick up right where the movie left off. According to the comics Macready actually survives. thething.wikia.com/wiki/The_Thing_from_Another_World_(comic)
Actually less than a couple days,more like a couple hours.They were stuck in a polar blizzard with no shelter and way of getting out,temperatures already falling to below minus 50,and pretty much as good as dead as soon as the fires went out and the temperature around the camp dropped further.The record coldest temperature for the Antarctic is about minus 95 degrees Celsius or about minus 139 degrees Fahrenheit,so to say they're fucked is an understatement.The amoeboid alien didn't die,other than the parts of it that were incinerated or blown to bits,it froze again.That was kind of the point.They couldn't be sure it was entirely dead,after all it survived being entombed in solid ice before,but they could make sure it didn't escape from the Antarctic base.
Love the NOPEs!! Great job Adam. You are an excellent narrator. You tell the story with humor in your voice and not just in your words. Keeps the viewer engaged. And, as always, Semper Fi.
+The Mysterious Retro Gamer (Irvin Solis) I feel like some of these he is just putting his opinion out there, I can understand the ones were people are hurt or dying and I feel like more of those should have been on the list.
Thank you for acknowledging "Showpiercer". I hate it when people think those two kids surviving the crash was a sign of hope. Even if the polar bear ignored the kids and walked off, let's consider the what are great "survivors" are. One is a drug addict pre-teen girl. The other is a malnourished pre-teen boy. Neither of them know anything about camping, hunting, tracking, cooking, or mountain climbing. There could be books and manuals on within the wreckage, but I doubt either of them can read. Maybe, maybe, maybe they could use one of the train cars for shelter. Maybe, maybe, maybe they could salvage a few items from the train, but they certainly wouldn't last for long. I'd give them anywhere from 3 hours to 3 weeks at best. Heck, even if they lived for years, humanity is still extinct. What shall they do, mate with their own children? >:-(
+Lance Snead Maybe the polar bear liked them and they rode the polar bear to safety at the bottom of the mountain, before being introduced to the polar bear clan who taught them to hunt and fish and survive the cold. They live happily ever after with the polar bears.
+Lance Snead I'm sorry, 2 ppl can not start a race. I do not care how many children she might have at first. She can not keep up with the death rate that would occur. Also, the boy is a pre teen? Odds are, his sperm is not vaible enough, at that age, to produce a viable child, (or any child). Also, you say she is a drug addict? Odds are, any children she has will have birth defects, if not be addicts, themselves. Basically, if they have all the luck on their side: She has more then one child and at least one of them is female. The boy has viable sperm. They figure out how to survive the harsh environment. No animals end their lives before she can reproduce......their offspring will be sickly and the lot of them will die off in less then 3 years. Tops.
+UTFan666 Hello sir or ma'am. Please re-read my post more carefully. You seem to be under the impression that I am on the filmmakers' side of "Hope." I am not. I stated that humanity would perish with the inevitable swift demise of the children. I outlined why the kids would not survive, including their great lack of education, training, and resources. It is my theory that kids would survive for less than a month, nowhere near enough time for the boy to reach reproductive maturity. On another topic, the girl was addicted to a fictional substance. The substance can be used as either a drug or as an explosive. It only exists in the movie, and the audience doesn't know its long-term effects. Based on the content of the movie, the girl is obsessed with taking the drug whenever possible. She had a one-track mind about getting more of the drug. However, her physical and mental condition did not seem to be effected.
Every movie you ever see where humans play the main characters. You thought the story just ended? Nope. At best, 100 Years after the story took place all characters are dead.
Inigo Montoya from The Princess Bride he would have died from the wounds to his abdomen and upper torso. taking some place in the 15 or 1600's proper care wouldn't be given and he would have gotten an infection and died a slow painful death.
shaun wont die in shaun of the dead cause if u looked at the specail features it tells how shaun got ed back to the shed and says how shaun does exercises or something like that with ed and over time ed loses the urge to eat shaun.
Belle in Beauty and the Beast did not suffer from Stockholm syndrome, as she only warmed up to him after he stopped acting like a douchebag, she tried to run away and when he gives her the opportunity to leave, she does.
another thing about snow piercer....THATS A POLAR BEAR! when was the last time you took a polar bear as indication for "i can live here!"....they are adapted to ice and snow, humans aren't. thats like seeing a camel in the sahara and saying: well I will have no problem here
***** I tagged along when my sister took her kids to see it, first words out of my mouth "Why are we sitting through this? We know the damn ship's gonna sink?"
Robin will die but not because of lack of training, since Bruce Wayne's obviously will figure out how to give him the proper training, and nothing suggests he doesn't have control of the bat cave. Robin will die because The Joker is still alive and he will kill him one day.
+Joseph Rios well I'm sure he's not talking about the comic. it's totally about the movie. Joker in the movie never die, even mentioned in the novel version of the Dark Knight Rises if he's still free after Bane break the prison. Joker is obsessed with Batman, so as long as he's not commit suicide, most likely he will testing the new Batman with mind and moral games like in The Dark Knight.
The girl in Snowpiercer was clairvoyant though. So her chances of avoiding danger was pretty good. Now that I think about it, that clairvoyant shit really felt slapped on at the last second.
Jaguar Paw being clever and intelligent would have done the sensible thing and moved in deeper into the jungle. He as well as his descendants could have survived for centuries
+Mike Williams: Yeah, facts to dispute this would have been a real pain in the ass to do. It's almost like I could say anything in these comments and be a scientist or doctor. Strange, right?
Other thing about Shaun was it even foreshadowed that even though they were turning into zombies some of them still had a sense of themselves left in them. When Shaun's Stepfather turns and they are rushing to get out of the car and leave him trapped inside they reassure the mother that there is nothing left of him in that empty vessel. But as he says that the zombie Stepfather turns off the loud radio suggesting that there is actually a sense of self left in a turned person so with how much of a friend Ed was to Shaun there would be close to 0% chance that he would actually get bitten and turned. Cause the other thing you also forget is that the end of the movie if I"m not mistaken showed how the zombies were being domesticated.
Dude, Driver doesn't die. The scene is supposed to be very "open". But the writer literally said that Driver lives to see new adventures. And the movie is also based on a book, which has a sequel, with the same Driver as the protagonist. Btw, the way you explained how he dies because he got stabbed in the abdomen is like me googling "Do dragons exist?" and thinking that every GoT character must be fucking lucid 'cause dragons don't exist in real life.
Uh... Usually when they say "happily ever after" they aren't actually implying immortality. Dying in a revolution that comes near the end of or after an expected life span does not really qualify for a "Nope, the hero dies" if you ask me.
I've only ever seen one of those eight films (The Sound of Music) and I've always assumed (due to the magic of dramatic licence) that the 120 miles of journey from Salzburg to Switzerland was, er, edited out of the story in order to, er, make the film not boringly long. Otherwise we would all be bored to death watching them drive in a car for a few hours to get to the border. But anyway, the delight derived from listening to the narrator's lovely deep voice is (by a ratio of about a billion to one) enough to outweigh the pedant-related annoyance at the mispronunciation of "Berchtesgaden" - which, to be fair, is not as bad as a hippopotamus ostentatiously eating a bucket full of lemons.
Beauty and the Best... eye roll sorry. Guess what... EVERYBODY dies at some point. Therefore every character in every film ever created (unless they are immortal) will die. Spoilers.
+OneNewHope Yeah, and people survived crazier shit in the 1800s. We have seen Hugh Glass' story in the revenant. Then there was Robert McGee who was shot, scalped, and stabbed multiple times and survived. And Josiah Wilbarger who also survived being shot with arrows and scalped. The American frontier had a lot of stories of people surviving insane injuries, I think Labeouf was kind of a nod to those people who survived crazy shit.
salzburg is right on the border to germany. one half of the city is in germany the other half in austria. when they would cross any mountains the would find italia. to get to switzerland they had to travel along the mountain side.
Thanks for pointing out the Sound-of-Music-one. It has *much more* significance than you might give it credit for, and I always stayed clear of watching that film because of its music …
The only one I didn't agree on is Robin and the Legacy of Batman. You compare it to a sniper giving an 8 year old his sniper rifle. But the difference is: Robin is not an idiotic child with no experience, he was one of the smarter cops trained by the police department in one of the most brutal cities around. He is not going to be stupid enough to just strap some batarangs to his belt and run out like a fool. I am fairly sure he will have the brains to do some research and to practice martial arts. Also, Snowpiercer; seeing a polar bear is not a good enough proof that the environment can sustain human life; a polar bear can survive -40 degrees celcius without a problem. Humans cannot. btw, what had thst bear eaten and lived all these years that the climate was in fact too cold for life? Sped up evolution?
Yes I thought that was a terrible ending to Snowpiercer. Even if he bear doesn't kill them, they're stuck in a freezing wilderness with no food, no warmth, no skills, and nowhere to go!
Actually, in Shaun of the Dead it’s shown that zombies can be easily domesticated, and are used for manual labor, and game shows. So... Shaun’s probably fine, and even if another outbreak starts, the chances of it being his fault are pretty slim.
actually about robin it was take from Tim drake's tale, he did find the batcave and then Bruce wayne found out robin found the batcave and batman though he's worthy enough to be his sidekick ,trained him for several months ,and then batman returns with his new sidekick robin *ta dah* ps: it's in the comic
The only one I had a problem with is beauty and the beast. Not because they necessarily wouldn't be killed in the french revolution, but not every nobleman/woman was beheaded, not only did many live but also this is a Disney movie set in the Disney universe, needless to say the castle, town, peasants, and nobles you see in the movie are all invented characters that could have had just about any outcome of thousands of scenarios not the least of which being that in a world of magic the revolution wouldn't include their specific deaths.That's not to say it wouldn't happen, but it's not as likely as the others on this list... also life expectancy in their time was actually around 70 if you factor out infant deaths, but that's a common misconception.
Actually, in the Dark Knight Rises Bruce Wayne will be the one to die a horrible death after the film ends because he took a nasty dose of radiation from trying to fly away from the nuke.
Fusion does not require radioactive isotopes like Fission (Uranium and Plutonium). It collides two hydrogen atoms to create helium and a neutron. Technically we need fission to achieve fusion so i guess your right in that sense, but fusion alone does not.
This is pretty dumb overall, but Apocalypto takes the prize. Why the hell do you think it's actually called Apocalypto? Bacause it takes place right before a whole culture gets wiped out maybe? Hm, possibly?
+Eygam1 I don't see red indians in the USA but lots of them in Latin American countries so the real genociders were the anglosaxons (bloody bastards) while Spanish and Portoguese were much gentler to the Natives
+rene hernandez I also always assumed that they must have created a vaccine for the virus. Considering they are using zombies in game shows, and for manual labor, they must have found a way to remove the threat of further infection.
Shaun is a slob and likely nicks up his face during his occasional shaves. Combine open skin with an otherwise harmless zombie gumming and you have problems.
life expectancy used to be so low back in the days, because of the extremely high rate that children were dying due to diseases. noble people were completely fine. human race doesnt evolve like this within 200 years. do you guys think dogs never got older than 4 years back than? noble people that were less likely to be exposed to diseases, had better hygiene and enough food and water were just as likely to get 70 or 80 years old.
do a video about video game endings you think they are happy but they are actualy terrifying,like legend of zelda phantom hourglass(I hope ciela does not get killed)
i loved berchtesgaden as a kid, they have like this awesome salt mine, and u can go in to it and drive with a small old train and see how the people used to work in the mine and then slide down a big slide on an old carpet, those are some good memories
In Shaun of the Dead it is subtly implied that Peggs character is teaching Frosts character to channel his mind towards gaming and away from eating people. We also see that Peggs character is mindful and aware of the danger he's put himself in and is quick to avoid being bitten.
So two people try to "repopulate" humanity. They'll have to give birth to at least one healthy son and daughter. Who will then have to copulate with each other to raise the next generation. Congratulations, you now have a population of inbreds with bizarre diseases that only exist because there are no "outside" genes to get rid of them. That is, if the inbreeding doesn't cause future generations to become infertile.
um la beouf doesn't have a most likely chance of dying....he could get a concussion and biting off your tongue won't cause u to die from blood loss....
8: The Driver - Maybe, maybe not, it's not a guaranteed death wound
7: La Beouf - He's a Texas Ranger, he'll be fine after he rests his wounds. Living off the land is what he does.
6: Robin - He'll be dealing with common criminals at first like he's already done. If he can survive a military/mercenary occupied Gotham, he can definitely deal with burglars and thugs for his first year.
5: Shaun - Maybe, he did try to bite him already. Shaun was never too bright.
4: Everyone - Yea, they're dead. That's a polar bear. Even if the polar bear didn't go agro on them, the lack of resources inthat cold world would be their demise.
3: Jaguar Paw - Yea, either Death or Subjugation would be the result from his interaction with the Conquistadors. "Conquer" is in their name for crying out loud.
2: Von Trapps - They can always turn and go another way when they realize they are entering German land.
1: Belle - 30 years is a long time and dying of old age sounds more plausible but hardly "a horrible death". But that's true for everyone ever.
+Frisky Dingo Belle is a disney cartoon character with talking silverware. You really going to follow him and even give that slot attention? Come on son.
+Frisky Dingo Glad you did this, but, Snowpiercer is a book. and the movie was just the first third of the story, you don't know how it plays out from the movie. but I gather they survive that encounter (or it was made up and thrown in for effect but,) regardless, the show must go on.... etc. etc.
+Frisky Dingo I agree with you about Robin. What the video forgot... Robin was already trained in certain types of fighting and armed combat. So it isn't like he going in without knowing what he's doing. (This to video creator) Polar Bears are usually not hostile to humans. Too may videos make those bears out as evil and hostile, in truth they usually ignore others and only hunting to survive. And finally (To Video Creator) the Sounds of Music was correct but didn't give details, they didnt cross into Germany but into the Mountains of Austria where they journeyed toward Switzerland, which requires you to "cross over mountains. I may guess this because many Jewish people did same during WWII.
+Frisky Dingo I totally agree about Robin. Start slow, practice, etc. I disagree about Jag Paw. He probably went so deep in the woods the Conq's couldn't find him if they wanted to.
Actually the conquistadors had a rather friendly relationship with the locals. At least those who were in charge.
The majority of the bloodshed that they are known for is due to a single man and a few hundred of his subordinated breaking ranks and making aggressive moves them selves.
Further, those few hundred Europeans stood no chance against the local military might. Most of the fighting bodies were other locals who had until that point been subjugated by the ruling classes.
So essentially the Spanish aligned them selves with the local empire, a few defy orders and align with oppressed locals leading them I. Revolt and when all is said and done the Spanish crown does the only reasonable thing there is to... Accept the new normal and make mo' money.
How this would have effected the characters in question? I don't know, but they were certainly not the local powers that be so its possible that they actually fought WITH the Spanish.
I survived a nuke by hiding in a fridge. NOPE, I actually got radiation poisoning and grew five heads that ate my entire body. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was all just a dream one of those extra heads made up right before I died.
That's quite funny
All that could also be a dream caused by a concussion and slowly bleeding out from all the broken bones and shredded organs from the way that fridge got bounced around.
woa
or... "nope, I got a fractured skull, and my broken ribs punctured my lungs, and I got killed by the concussion on impact, I don't even need to worry about frakking radiation poisoning".
that movie had me believing i could survive a nuclear blast in a fridge since i was 8.
Snowpiercer... congratulations you survived the train crash... and immediately ran into one of the only animals on the planet that actively hunts Humans
...
I always looked at it like, congratulations you survived the train crash... and have no idea how to survive in the snow... because you were born on a train.
DontWorry I'llWait freezing to death still seems like a better way to go than mauling by a freaking polar bear
***** Either way they were dead lol
DontWorry I'llWait and so is the rest of humanity... All hail the polar bears, the new rulers of planet earth... Together with some penguins... Probably
What if Robin just decides screw the caped crusader thing, and just turned it into a playboy mansion and have parties all the time. Oh wait...parties...drugs..overdose. Damn, no hope for Robin, never mind.
Lol
Is that how Hugh Hefner got started?
Jean Driskell ...yes.
Maybe Robin gets patents for all Batman's gadgets, makes millions, and disperses the mass-produced gadgets throughout the Gotham PD. Rather than just one caped crusader you get a police-force with the best weapons for non-lethally apprehending villains in the world. More police in Gotham kills crime once and for all, Robin is a hero and a millionaire, and more change is made in Gotham then Batman, one reclusive inventor, ever could manifest.
+Nikolaus Cox actually he becomes Robin of a sorts.
Tim Drake actually starts killing criminals and takes in the name Red Hood
"You're just kids and you can't fight a polar bear!" I died haha
General Ham Alvis so did the kids.
That’s a fact
The children in Lord of the Rings: the Two Towers... did you notice that the beginning of the battle they show a bunch of children ready to fight, and then towards the end when they retreat into the main hall they are no where to be seen and they also are not mentioned again. Odds are that most to all of them are dead.
+Yahiko25 Indeed. The fighting men rush out along the ridiculously dangerous walkway leaving the kids to the mercy of the orcs they just rode past. I always thought that was an ignored point ;)
Didn't they send the women and children through another passage through the mountain or something before riding out?
MultiJimbo777 Maybe the women and younger children, but mostly the young boys were set to fight and the remaining forces retreated to the main hall.
They also didn't have them use the passage since we see them again after the battle... but not many of the children who fought.
+Yahiko25 Odds are that all of them are dead.
+Yahiko25 it's pretty badly explained in the films but in the book they take them deep into the tunnel systems and have them hide there until the battle is over. Only the Rohirrim know those passages so any Uruk'hai that tried to follow would get lost. I believe they are supposed to survive but yeah in the movie you never see them again.
Life expectancy in the 1700s was only 45 because of infanty mortality rates dragging the number down. In reality, they'd live to see the French Revolution and... Well...
Yup, people don't get what life expectancy means... "Life expectancy in (whatever time) was 40, so 35 year old people were like today's 70 year old people". Nope. Life expectancy is usually given as life expectancy at birth (LEB) (average time a newborn is expected to live). When child mortality is high, that average gets lower. But for those individuals who survive their childhood, life expectancy grows. For example, in Medieval England, life expectancy of nobles at birth was 30, but if they managed to survive their first 21 years, their life expectancy would be 64. Or in classical Greece, LEB was also around 30, but Plato died when he was 80-81 years old, Socrates when he was 71 (not because of his age), Aristotle at 61...
+PablitoJardinero Actually NOPE, vast majority of the population at that time only lived to 45-50 at most, happened the same way in Vietnam, where feudal kings pass their kingship to their sons in their 40s. Very few lived to see their 60s, and the examples you named out are "outliers", exceptional cases that outlived the rest. Medical treatments at that time was not evolved, and diseases which are curable today would have mostly resulted in death in the old days.
45 minutes?
Exactly. Life Expectancy is just a measurement of how easy it was to die in that time. Be it diseases or violence of the time. In fact, further back in mid evil times, when a kid went out on his own to be a man, their life expectancy was so low they were more likely to get shot by a random arrow on their way out the door then they were living full lives. lol. @Phamvietlong : No Pabito and Callum are right. Humans did not grow to have longer lives, we have always been able to live to at most a hundred years. Life expectancy is your odds of living given the danger's, diseases, lack of medical care and political struggles of the time.
Yo homie, is that my briefcase?
The Von Trapp one made me crack up.
same here
Im 27 years old. I've ever seen something so emotionally confusing in my life. You added positive and fun ambience to a cynical and negitive twist on a previously happy ending. I legit dont know if I'm impressed, saddened, apathetic curious or in a rush to get to a meeting so I can't think of any other adjectives....loved it regardless, great job!
The assumption about Robin is just absurd.
+Salcau Sergiu and Shaun too.
+Salcau Sergiu Nope
+Salcau Sergiu nope
+Salcau Sergiu Nope!
***** :)))))
LMFAO! "Nope! Because that's a polar bear and it sees you and you're just kids and you can't fight a polar bear."
That was awesome! Thank you :-)
Daniel Quinn you're quite welcome.
+Kelly L well they could if they were my kids because polar is delicious! Salty but delicious, so you have to boil it with potatoes to pull out the salt but yeah... that. ^@^
+Viquie Tentakelleibe Where do you think they're getting potatoes in the arctic?
superman flew except NOPE! You can't fly in real life so he fell and dieded
+Joachim Refshammer And let's all just overlook the fact that Superman is an alien, which kinda kills off the whole thing before it even gets off the ground.
+Joachim Refshammer You're trying to argue that all of this is movie magic and logic can be ignored? Ok, so, Superman can fly, that is the internal logic of the movie. So that is something that can be taken at face value. Looking at the internal logics of these movies, is The Driver superhuman? Has anything else in the film shown that gut wounds can be shrugged off because everyone is so hard to kill? And looking at the internal logics of the other films, some of these deaths seem like foregone conclusions. Others are maybe less likely. But the possibility is still there.
+Angela Mishler I'm not "trying to argue" anything, my arrogant friend. I'm simply joking about the fact that many of these considerations are an utter waste of time.
+Joachim Refshammer "Dieded"... yep.
+panzerveps he probably said that on purpose
I don't think the film implies that Robin will just put on the suit and start punching people that first night. He would likely require some training first.
+LARRYLONGSTRETH I think he's referring to Jason Todd being the Robin that the Joker kills in the comics.
+varanid9 if you remember he didn't die he survived and came back as red hood bro
Its also weird that they apparently doesnt think much of the fact that Robin is a trained Police Officer.
+Greg Morgan he did die, but Superboy created a time thingee by punching a wall, and it resurrected him from the dead.
That said, I dont think the video is referring to Todd anyway, as Todd was trained by Batman and did not die on his first mission, not by a long shot in fact.
Fact is, its a silly point the video makes as there are plenty of Super heroes with no powers who were not trained by the league of assassins, and they all survive for the most part.
+mazdaplz Yeah and in this movie batman is on a vacation not dead or anything. Im sure robin will find some type of trainer that batman can suggest to him via technology
This is just shiposting in video format.
Thread.
Sadly, that's what most of UA-cam is now.
This vid was just scraping the barrel. Waste of time.
Shitposting is pretty much WhatCulture's forte
Nope!!!
Polar bears are actually the only known animal that purposefully hunt humans.
Well, they live in an arctic wasteland, I don't think it's really that they hunt humans per se, more-so they just hunt anything with a heart beat, because they're four ton bears who need a lot of food and live in literally the most baron place on the planet.
I learned that too but as The Arctic Gamer said, it's not really true. They usually avoid humans, like most bears - but they have hunted them when starved, although that goes for wolves too and probably most big cats. IIRC Crocodiles and lions lead to far more fatalities than polar bears, and crocodiles are "opportunistic hunters" meaning that any large crocodile can very well will consider a human prey if the opportunity arises.
Johannes Wiberg
Tigers and Alligators in particular are known for hunting humans in desperate situations, or in the case of tigers, in an almost human-like hunt for sport.
I think the kids are gunna die because its an arctic wasteland and they are 10 years old.
the polar bear is just icing on the cake
not true: warch predator :)
laughed so hard at that conclusion. "...And you can't fight a polar bear"
.....So Willy Wonka announces to Charlie in his flying elevator that he`s going to leave his Chocolate Factory to him and Charlie and his family live happily ever after,.......except...NOPE...The Elevator malfunctions, crashes into the factory in a ball of flames and the oompa loompas gather round and sing another song about somebody else`s demise
That is more of a plot twist than a what would actually happen
Jay Coyle a plot twist about a boy who got everything he could of wanted and it all goes up in a ball of flames lol Family films dont come any better than that!
+Bill Proud thank you for bringing this one to my attention. Didn't the movie imply that the other children MIGHT by still alive except NOPE. They surely would've been killed or at the very least horribly disfigured or something bad
+Bill Proud So Willy Wonka announces to Charlie in his flying elevator that he`s going to leave his Chocolate Factory to him and Charlie and his family live happily ever after,.......except...NOPE... Charlie's family are too poor for him to ever afford the chocolate bar that holds the winning ticket, so poor that they can barely afford any sort of food at all and Charlie in fact dreams the whole episode to take his mind of the fact that he's starving to death
Either in the Movie or Book the ******* elevator is GLASS, let me say that again GLASS so some things can happen, 1. The glass will smash and Willy Wonka and Charlie will fall to there death, 2. They will jump out and kill all the Oompa Loompas and be arrested for murder, 3. Charlie gets Diabetes and die a horrible death and Willy Wonka will get arrested and be killed or he would commit suicide because he's been raped just for his name, Also if they lived Charlie would be ******* terrified because he knows someone called WILLY Wonka who has a chocolate factory....
Drive is based on a book, that book has a sequel where the driver is alive. You're wrong
in reality he wud be dead. in a book dragons exist
The book has a sequel, but the movie can imply he dies. In the original ending for "First Blood" Rambo dies, but the ending was changed.
+PottyMoufMoFo and Drive is a movie no reality dumbass
+Isaiah Bryant somebody doesn't know how to comprehend wut they've read LMAO
You take reality so personally.
2:51 Who performed the essential maintenance on those tracks, anyway? Polar bears?
That movie was so crap, it wasn't even close to the biggest mistakes in it.
+sgtGiggsy I KNOW THAT BABIES...TASTE THE BEST
+sgtGiggsy whaaaaaat? snowpiercer is awesome
Soo good.
Is the book there were two trains and one train did repair work through slave labor. There were also more tracks I assume so the trains didn't hit each other.
Dying of an abdominal stab wound is 50/50?
I got stabbed on the way to watch Chelsea get thumped by Arsenal 28 years ago, I went to the match and took the train back to Luton when it had finished before checking myself in to the L+D hospital, my shoes squelched, I felt cold, my hands shook I was shaking from the adrenaline, but then again we had just beaten Chelsea 3-1.
I got a telling off from the doctor and 11 internal stitches and 5 externals and went to the pub.
+golgotha9622 #badass
Ahaahaha fuckin badass
NOPE! You liar.
+MattieMorgs 100% totally true.
+MattieMorgs What a truly unchristian thing to say, how can you judge me? Are you my creator?
Are you without sin that you might cast the first stone?
Accuse me?
Do you know Genesis Mattie? 16:13?
You are not the God who sees me, the Lord God is my shepherd, you are merely a 21 year old Welsh God-bothering virgin.
I've lived a full life and He has been at my shoulder throughout, remind me Mattie, what does he say to those who bear false witness?
I don't understand why you think Robin would die
he explain it. because John Blake (Robin) don't have same preparation like Bruce Wayne, trained by a grand master ninja for years to be the next grand master ninja. John Blake is an amateur vigilante and he'll face criminals whose killing people for breakfast or jumping from building to another building, high chance Blake/Robin just simply die murdered or by stunt accident.
+Mycroft H I haven't read the comics but I'm pretty sure he doesn't die like that. He must be trained by Wayne even though Wayne is retiring
+LightningSword13 Huge Batman fan here stating that I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
First of all, Nolan Robin is a different Robin that any of the 4-7 Robins that eventually appear in the comics. Secondly, the Robin that indeed died in the comics was Jason Todd, a street level thug and orphan who was adopted by Bruce Wayne but killed by a lack of competence (A.K.A. Joker)
But to this day there isn't a direct, cannonic continuation to the Batman movies directed by Christopher Nolan.
+LightningSword13 me neither
its like saying: well everyone dies sooner or later, so unless u didnt play an immortal on screen all of the heroes would sooner or later die...total BS!
+Mycroft H He's still young enough to start some proper training surely.
The Von Trapp one had me crying omg
It gave me the giggles.
That French Revolution 30 years later was priceless.
NOPE. In almost everyone version of Robin, his competitive instincts and natural talents pushed him to prove himself better than his mentor. Often training by himself and mimicking the tricks of the trade yet applying his own style and fighting technique. Batman never did complete Robin's training and the Boy Wonder pursued a life outside the shadow of the Bat, thus evolving into the Nightwing. Although nobody could live up to the Batman and his skill set, his legacy spawned independent vigilantes who use the bat symbol to enforce his reach over Gotham. So really he would have been fine.
Except even night wing was at least trained to some extent. The robin in that movie has 0 hand to hand training. He will die.
Plus, Robin was his name in The Dark Knight Rises not his alter-ego.
*****
No one knows the extent of his skill in the DKR, but if we're considering every realistic scenario, we can speculate that the Robin persona isnt just some bum off the streets that's gonna be playing hero in his pajamas. He seemed resourceful and determined and those were common in every Robin character.
King Jeremy The Wicked
Which is why I never mentioned it. This video speculates that he's a dead duck...or dead Robin, but really it's the beginning of his chapter and there's a thousand scenarios where he comes out of this just fine. He could learn the craft and skill set it takes to beat on baddies, which in this movie universe is loaded with thugs and lacked any Meta-type villains. In all of Batman's training with the league, he didnt exactly turn into a swift darting ninja assassin, but he did make use of his other tricks, like evasion, stealth, tactics, skill sets which the street brawling Robin is not really known for.
wildevil Nobody knows the extent of the cockroach in movie x, it doesn't give reason to say it's better than what it appears to be. Ignorance does not validate your claim.
Spiderman was bitten by a radioactive spider and became a superhero
Except...NOPE
He died...radiations are deadly
+Kiuraz Spiderman was bitten by a radioactive spider and became a superhero except....NOPE the spider died from exposure to radiation. Peter Parker went on to become an unhappy photographer and hung himself as a 40+ year old virgin.
Wait, people didn't take the end of Apocolypto to be bleak/everyone is gonna die? I mean... That was the goddamn title of the film. It's the apocalypse, though not the one the Aztecs expected. The Spanish were here, and everyone is going to die.
Good point about the title! Though I thought, (hoped) the point of Jaguar Paw and his family seeing the ships, meant that they were able to leave the area ahead of time, and survived. They seemed like survivalists that could make it on their own living deeper in the jungle away from the brutal Mayan civilization, (I checked wiki, lol) that they just escaped. But yeah, it's the end of the world for the Mayans.
I see the ending as kind of as retribution to those tribes that gave crap on the protagonist. He and his family might have a jump start to get out of there before the invasion of disease and conquest. So maybe they survived? I always sees this as poetic justice for all the crap the main character was put through.
The spanish men didn't conquer America alone, with their muskets that needed to be reloaded each shot. They only defeated those big empires (that were already decadent) because they got support of thousands of men from different small tribes, just like that where Jaguar Paw was from. So, the Spaniards were the allies of the protagonist.
Based on the timeline that the movie is "supposed" to be on, the Spanish shouldn't have EVER KNOWN ABOUT SOUTH AMERICA. The movie's historical facts it tries to show (which we're inconsistent, like the girl having a European disease in one scene) tell that the events depicted were centuries before the Spanish listened to Columbus about land in between Europe and Asia.
the fact that there are people living in south america prove that everyone did not die.
The one about Robin in the Dark Knight Rises is a pretty weak stretch - there's no reason to assume he will just throw on Batman's costume and immediately go out to fight criminals without any preparation at all is a tad ridiculous. He's a COP, remember? He's not just an average joe, and he's just been shown a ton of equipment, weapons, and tech that will take him a while to learn. I'd say he'll stand a chance, when he's ready to try it all out. And anyone who knows history already knows the fate of Jaguar Paw and his kind, so you're making a false assumption that anyone has a hope for that one.
+Ram TigerJaguar Well , he ll die from radiation poisoning anyway
Gosh, yeah...different horrible death, I guess.
+Ram TigerJaguar yeah, but Bruce trained at the mountains
True too, and of course I'm not saying Robin would ever be as tough as Bruce. But we all know Robin was not supposed to be some wuss who would immediately get killed on his first solo outing either. That's all I'm saying.
Mila Kunis' character in Book Of Eli suffers the same fate as Robin did. Just becasue she put on a poncho and fired up an Ipod doesn't mean she knows how to fight worth a damn and is killed by the first bandits she comes across who now have an ipod and a badass machete to use against the next helpless folks they find.
I think the ending of that movie implies that Solara now enjoys the same religious protection Eli did. In his final speech, he beseeches God to watch over his new friend as He did for Eli, indicating that no matter what happens to Solara on her way back home she will be fine in the end.
I had that same thought she doesn't know how to fight, she's gonna die
The Thing, 1982
R. J. Macready blows up his base to kill off the alien menace, as he and one other survivor look off into the snowy distance... where they're completely stranded on the South Pole and would freeze to death in a couple days
Yeah they know that in the movie as well. It is implied rhat the human(s) would die and the alien live on.
Some people think hat the other guy chiles might have been he Alien as well since he's away from the screen for a while. And that he kills Kurt Russell
Comics pick up right where the movie left off. According to the comics Macready actually survives. thething.wikia.com/wiki/The_Thing_from_Another_World_(comic)
+Thomas Koza I'll be damned
Actually less than a couple days,more like a couple hours.They were stuck in a polar blizzard with no shelter and way of getting out,temperatures already falling to below minus 50,and pretty much as good as dead as soon as the fires went out and the temperature around the camp dropped further.The record coldest temperature for the Antarctic is about minus 95 degrees Celsius or about minus 139 degrees Fahrenheit,so to say they're fucked is an understatement.The amoeboid alien didn't die,other than the parts of it that were incinerated or blown to bits,it froze again.That was kind of the point.They couldn't be sure it was entirely dead,after all it survived being entombed in solid ice before,but they could make sure it didn't escape from the Antarctic base.
Love the NOPEs!! Great job Adam. You are an excellent narrator. You tell the story with humor in your voice and not just in your words. Keeps the viewer engaged. And, as always, Semper Fi.
I thought this video was supposed to be "things we may have missed" but ...NOPE!!
Nope, the director of Drive has explicitly stated that the protagonist lives.
bryce Flanigan did the director explain how?
Life expectancy was low because of more deaths at birth, once you got past a certain age you'd probably expect to live to your 60s
Ed tried to bite Shaun, Shaun pretty much wen't "Nope" and then Ed played with him in the shed. So I think he's pretty safe.
+Tommy Dynamite This list was stupid. He was saying odds are eventually shawn would get bit. Big what if!
A lot of nobles survived the french revolution; the monarchy even returned for a while.
C'est vrai
+Stallya well my poo survived the first flush, turns out pieces of shit can survive longer than they should
+eJs "were all given a trial"...as if that means anything when chances are the outcome had already been decided, show trials anyone?
+tyler bonser hahaa thank you!
tyler bonser
Monarchism is better than revolutionary terror, just sayin
Half of these are stupid theories.
explain. (not trying to start a fight)
+The Mysterious Retro Gamer (Irvin Solis) I feel like some of these he is just putting his opinion out there, I can understand the ones were people are hurt or dying and I feel like more of those should have been on the list.
It's supposed to be funny not fanboy theories.
+Felipe Vanegas it wasn't funny to me and it did fill like fan boy theories.
You're allowed to leave.
Thank you for acknowledging "Showpiercer". I hate it when people think those two kids surviving the crash was a sign of hope. Even if the polar bear ignored the kids and walked off, let's consider the what are great "survivors" are. One is a drug addict pre-teen girl. The other is a malnourished pre-teen boy. Neither of them know anything about camping, hunting, tracking, cooking, or mountain climbing. There could be books and manuals on within the wreckage, but I doubt either of them can read. Maybe, maybe, maybe they could use one of the train cars for shelter. Maybe, maybe, maybe they could salvage a few items from the train, but they certainly wouldn't last for long. I'd give them anywhere from 3 hours to 3 weeks at best. Heck, even if they lived for years, humanity is still extinct. What shall they do, mate with their own children? >:-(
+Lance Snead Maybe the polar bear liked them and they rode the polar bear to safety at the bottom of the mountain, before being introduced to the polar bear clan who taught them to hunt and fish and survive the cold. They live happily ever after with the polar bears.
FrizzKid05 Funny
+FrizzKid05 And then... Incest? No genetic diversity, so humanity is still fucked.
+Lance Snead I'm sorry, 2 ppl can not start a race. I do not care how many children she might have at first. She can not keep up with the death rate that would occur. Also, the boy is a pre teen? Odds are, his sperm is not vaible enough, at that age, to produce a viable child, (or any child). Also, you say she is a drug addict? Odds are, any children she has will have birth defects, if not be addicts, themselves.
Basically, if they have all the luck on their side: She has more then one child and at least one of them is female. The boy has viable sperm. They figure out how to survive the harsh environment. No animals end their lives before she can reproduce......their offspring will be sickly and the lot of them will die off in less then 3 years. Tops.
+UTFan666 Hello sir or ma'am. Please re-read my post more carefully. You seem to be under the impression that I am on the filmmakers' side of "Hope." I am not. I stated that humanity would perish with the inevitable swift demise of the children. I outlined why the kids would not survive, including their great lack of education, training, and resources. It is my theory that kids would survive for less than a month, nowhere near enough time for the boy to reach reproductive maturity.
On another topic, the girl was addicted to a fictional substance. The substance can be used as either a drug or as an explosive. It only exists in the movie, and the audience doesn't know its long-term effects. Based on the content of the movie, the girl is obsessed with taking the drug whenever possible. She had a one-track mind about getting more of the drug. However, her physical and mental condition did not seem to be effected.
Every movie you ever see where humans play the main characters. You thought the story just ended? Nope. At best, 100 Years after the story took place all characters are dead.
Inigo Montoya from The Princess Bride he would have died from the wounds to his abdomen and upper torso. taking some place in the 15 or 1600's proper care wouldn't be given and he would have gotten an infection and died a slow painful death.
+PhillyGirl1 yeah i think there were two endings the true ending there everyone pretty much died and a happier ending xD
Your logic: Cinderella marries the prince and it's happily ever after right? NOPE! Cuz in 50 years she probably died of Alzheimer's or something!
some of these are bit far fetched
except the snow piecer one, that one is on point. Assuming that life is still limited, I'm pretty sure that polar bear is hungry
+Jack thestripper except, if it was too cold to support life, where the hell did the polar bear come from???
"NOPE, cause that's a polar bear." Hahaha!
shaun wont die in shaun of the dead cause if u looked at the specail features it tells how shaun got ed back to the shed and says how shaun does exercises or something like that with ed and over time ed loses the urge to eat shaun.
All he has to do is knock Ed's teeth out.
or pull a michone and remove his lower jaw
Belle in Beauty and the Beast did not suffer from Stockholm syndrome, as she only warmed up to him after he stopped acting like a douchebag, she tried to run away and when he gives her the opportunity to leave, she does.
another thing about snow piercer....THATS A POLAR BEAR! when was the last time you took a polar bear as indication for "i can live here!"....they are adapted to ice and snow, humans aren't. thats like seeing a camel in the sahara and saying: well I will have no problem here
What a depressed bunch you all must be at whatculture. Now you'll tell me that Old Yeller dies, too.
+MIKELIN8 Well shit, you just spoiled Old Yeller for me.
+MIKELIN8 Sheesh that's harsh! Please don't mention Titanic, I really wanna see what happens to Kate and Leo's characters when they reach America...
***** I tagged along when my sister took her kids to see it, first words out of my mouth "Why are we sitting through this? We know the damn ship's gonna sink?"
Your comment made me laugh so much I startled the cat :-D
+MIKELIN8 no, old yeller went to live on a farm with shane and the champ.
life expectancy is skewed by child birth death rates. If you lived to your mid twenties or so you could live to be 70 in any age
+ryler05 So glad someone else realises this as well as kids working in dangerous jobs and young adults dying in their thousands from disease
which means death by french revolution. so 45-50 was really all bell would get to.
Robin will die but not because of lack of training, since Bruce Wayne's obviously will figure out how to give him the proper training, and nothing suggests he doesn't have control of the bat cave. Robin will die because The Joker is still alive and he will kill him one day.
no joker killed Jason todd the second robin who later became became red hood this robin is John Blake
+Joseph Rios well I'm sure he's not talking about the comic. it's totally about the movie. Joker in the movie never die, even mentioned in the novel version of the Dark Knight Rises if he's still free after Bane break the prison. Joker is obsessed with Batman, so as long as he's not commit suicide, most likely he will testing the new Batman with mind and moral games like in The Dark Knight.
"They escape the Nazis by going to Hitler's house." priceless!
The girl in Snowpiercer was clairvoyant though. So her chances of avoiding danger was pretty good. Now that I think about it, that clairvoyant shit really felt slapped on at the last second.
The robin one is the worst assumption ever
Jaguar Paw being clever and intelligent would have done the sensible thing and moved in deeper into the jungle. He as well as his descendants could have survived for centuries
yup
+phoeniximperator Until evangelical Christians turned up and gave everybody flu, or some miners/loggers turned up and gave everybody syphilis.
I mean, this is pretty funny. But you're wrong about everything.
true lol
+Mike Williams: Yeah, facts to dispute this would have been a real pain in the ass to do. It's almost like I could say anything in these comments and be a scientist or doctor. Strange, right?
I really appreciated this. You're alright, WhatCulture.
Not every noble died in the French Revolution. However, their older days weren't so happy.
robin will be fine if he remembers to check corners
This is.. really horrible. Like "Hey, watch my video 'cause I made some stuff up" horrible.
+The Rageaholic Except all the parts that weren't, and just based on half-assed wild assumptions
In Shaun of the dead they created a cure and in true grit there was only one horse so that's why he didn't go with them
Other thing about Shaun was it even foreshadowed that even though they were turning into zombies some of them still had a sense of themselves left in them. When Shaun's Stepfather turns and they are rushing to get out of the car and leave him trapped inside they reassure the mother that there is nothing left of him in that empty vessel. But as he says that the zombie Stepfather turns off the loud radio suggesting that there is actually a sense of self left in a turned person so with how much of a friend Ed was to Shaun there would be close to 0% chance that he would actually get bitten and turned. Cause the other thing you also forget is that the end of the movie if I"m not mistaken showed how the zombies were being domesticated.
They created a cure? I don't remember that part.
I love his "NOPE" XD
More of this please! :D
Dude, Driver doesn't die. The scene is supposed to be very "open". But the writer literally said that Driver lives to see new adventures. And the movie is also based on a book, which has a sequel, with the same Driver as the protagonist.
Btw, the way you explained how he dies because he got stabbed in the abdomen is like me googling "Do dragons exist?" and thinking that every GoT character must be fucking lucid 'cause dragons don't exist in real life.
Uh... Usually when they say "happily ever after" they aren't actually implying immortality. Dying in a revolution that comes near the end of or after an expected life span does not really qualify for a "Nope, the hero dies" if you ask me.
I've only ever seen one of those eight films (The Sound of Music) and I've always assumed (due to the magic of dramatic licence) that the 120 miles of journey from Salzburg to Switzerland was, er, edited out of the story in order to, er, make the film not boringly long. Otherwise we would all be bored to death watching them drive in a car for a few hours to get to the border.
But anyway, the delight derived from listening to the narrator's lovely deep voice is (by a ratio of about a billion to one) enough to outweigh the pedant-related annoyance at the mispronunciation of "Berchtesgaden" - which, to be fair, is not as bad as a hippopotamus ostentatiously eating a bucket full of lemons.
Dude! Please stop with the NOPE thing! It's super annoying!
+M Cat nope
Yes I agree it's really annoying, except:
NOPE
+M Cat Nope.
I find it hilarious personally
I love the amount of thought that has gone into the top 3, and the little amount of thought required for number 4
Beauty and the Best... eye roll sorry. Guess what... EVERYBODY dies at some point. Therefore every character in every film ever created (unless they are immortal) will die. Spoilers.
Smarky smark is smarky
Pretty sure the True Grit one is wrong. The lady talks about him at the end of the movie (which takes place 20 years later)
+OneNewHope Yeah, and people survived crazier shit in the 1800s. We have seen Hugh Glass' story in the revenant. Then there was Robert McGee who was shot, scalped, and stabbed multiple times and survived. And Josiah Wilbarger who also survived being shot with arrows and scalped. The American frontier had a lot of stories of people surviving insane injuries, I think Labeouf was kind of a nod to those people who survived crazy shit.
La Beauf died a horribly slow death. For two decades? Three?
salzburg is right on the border to germany. one half of the city is in germany the other half in austria. when they would cross any mountains the would find italia. to get to switzerland they had to travel along the mountain side.
+fick dich FICKEEEEEEEN !!!!
BUMSEN!!!!!!!!
BLAAAAASEN !
LECKEN!
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I know Gotham cops aren't too good at their job.. but I don't think they're comparable to an 8 year old girl.
Thanks for pointing out the Sound-of-Music-one. It has *much more* significance than you might give it credit for, and I always stayed clear of watching that film because of its music …
Some are a bit of a stretch... not as good as other videos
+Cesar “Kijas” Q "Except, nope!" I quite enjoyed this video.
The only one I didn't agree on is Robin and the Legacy of Batman. You compare it to a sniper giving an 8 year old his sniper rifle. But the difference is: Robin is not an idiotic child with no experience, he was one of the smarter cops trained by the police department in one of the most brutal cities around. He is not going to be stupid enough to just strap some batarangs to his belt and run out like a fool. I am fairly sure he will have the brains to do some research and to practice martial arts.
Also, Snowpiercer; seeing a polar bear is not a good enough proof that the environment can sustain human life; a polar bear can survive -40 degrees celcius without a problem. Humans cannot. btw, what had thst bear eaten and lived all these years that the climate was in fact too cold for life? Sped up evolution?
Yes I thought that was a terrible ending to Snowpiercer. Even if he bear doesn't kill them, they're stuck in a freezing wilderness with no food, no warmth, no skills, and nowhere to go!
wasn't the sound of music based on a true story? they did actually survive
Actually, in Shaun of the Dead it’s shown that zombies can be easily domesticated, and are used for manual labor, and game shows. So... Shaun’s probably fine, and even if another outbreak starts, the chances of it being his fault are pretty slim.
actually about robin it was take from Tim drake's tale, he did find the batcave and then Bruce wayne found out robin found the batcave and batman though he's worthy enough to be his sidekick ,trained him for several months ,and then batman returns with his new sidekick robin *ta dah*
ps: it's in the comic
Crazyjay666 what comic is this may I ask?
A Lonely Place of Dying storyline. it starts somewhere 'round Bats #440 or so
We all know Jaguar Paw died from smallpox blankets
The only one I had a problem with is beauty and the beast. Not because they necessarily wouldn't be killed in the french revolution, but not every nobleman/woman was beheaded, not only did many live but also this is a Disney movie set in the Disney universe, needless to say the castle, town, peasants, and nobles you see in the movie are all invented characters that could have had just about any outcome of thousands of scenarios not the least of which being that in a world of magic the revolution wouldn't include their specific deaths.That's not to say it wouldn't happen, but it's not as likely as the others on this list... also life expectancy in their time was actually around 70 if you factor out infant deaths, but that's a common misconception.
I like how well-researched this movie trivia talkabout show is compared to others. To know your Austrian geography so well! Impressive work guys!
robin may not have get martial art skill but he does have police training which with most of Batman's villains being human is still good enough
I was gonna subscribe....Except... NOPE.
I was gonna comment this but.... Nope. Some one already has.
Actually, in the Dark Knight Rises Bruce Wayne will be the one to die a horrible death after the film ends because he took a nasty dose of radiation from trying to fly away from the nuke.
+Helium Road anti-rad batsuit. fox plans ahead.
+Helium Road little late here, but it was a Fusion bomb. Fusion doesn't give off radiation, fission does.
Luke Fasano I don't know where you get your science education from, but tell them you want your money back, because that's wrong on so many levels.
Fusion does not require radioactive isotopes like Fission (Uranium and Plutonium). It collides two hydrogen atoms to create helium and a neutron. Technically we need fission to achieve fusion so i guess your right in that sense, but fusion alone does not.
Also not sure how i can be "wrong on so many levels" if i only made one point, but alright.
This is pretty dumb overall, but Apocalypto takes the prize. Why the hell do you think it's actually called Apocalypto? Bacause it takes place right before a whole culture gets wiped out maybe? Hm, possibly?
+Eygam1 I don't see red indians in the USA but lots of them in Latin American countries so the real genociders were the anglosaxons (bloody bastards) while Spanish and Portoguese were much gentler to the Natives
+RealKull Right, they sang them lullabies until the Inca empire crumbled.
+Eygam1 Ah my favorite part of history. The conquistador's lullabies to the Aztecs, Mayans and Incans.
Yes we were
No, but I dont see your point.
I'm amazed you didn't put Jango on this list. A lot of people say he couldn't have survived.
In 1969's 'True Grit', LaBoeuf dies (onscreen) after helping Cogburn haul Mattie out of the pit.
NOPE!!! Shaun would not die!! Look closely,ED's teeth were yanked!! No way he can infect Shaun even if he bites him ;)
+rene hernandez I also always assumed that they must have created a vaccine for the virus. Considering they are using zombies in game shows, and for manual labor, they must have found a way to remove the threat of further infection.
yup yet another possibility my man!!
Shaun is a slob and likely nicks up his face during his occasional shaves. Combine open skin with an otherwise harmless zombie gumming and you have problems.
life expectancy used to be so low back in the days, because of the extremely high rate that children were dying due to diseases. noble people were completely fine. human race doesnt evolve like this within 200 years. do you guys think dogs never got older than 4 years back than? noble people that were less likely to be exposed to diseases, had better hygiene and enough food and water were just as likely to get 70 or 80 years old.
*then
Well that was depressing... Except... nope! Lol Good vid 😁
do a video about video game endings you think they are happy but they are actualy terrifying,like legend of zelda phantom hourglass(I hope ciela does not get killed)
i loved berchtesgaden as a kid,
they have like this awesome salt mine, and u can go in to it and drive with a small old train and see how the people used to work in the mine and then slide down a big slide on an old carpet, those are some good memories
+Lars Finnegan also, the amber room
Worst Top 10 list ever.
I know right, it didn't even reach 10.
BoxxyFan ever watched WatchMojo?
The bat man one was kinda stupid... like you ran out of things and just pulled something out of your ass
Over the river and through the woods to Hitler's house we go.
In Shaun of the Dead it is subtly implied that Peggs character is teaching Frosts character to channel his mind towards gaming and away from eating people. We also see that Peggs character is mindful and aware of the danger he's put himself in and is quick to avoid being bitten.
"Except...Nope, cause that's a frickin polar bear and it just seen you" LMFAO
The real killer on Snowpiercer was genetic diversity.
Qué?
So two people try to "repopulate" humanity.
They'll have to give birth to at least one healthy son and daughter. Who will then have to copulate with each other to raise the next generation.
Congratulations, you now have a population of inbreds with bizarre diseases that only exist because there are no "outside" genes to get rid of them.
That is, if the inbreeding doesn't cause future generations to become infertile.
But they would be fantastic banjo players.
***** I won't comment on that. Guys please, respect his opinion. Don't start anything here.
***** In evolution no.
You must be fun at parties, mate.
+A. Soldier NOPE
um la beouf doesn't have a most likely chance of dying....he could get a concussion and biting off your tongue won't cause u to die from blood loss....
Haha, more sarcastic ripping into classics (and not so classics) this channel gives me chuckles.
Adam should really think about trademarking his "nope"