VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 121
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Niko, Wren, and Jordan break down some of the best (and worst) visual effects in some of your favorite Hollywood films!
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00:00 Welcome to VFX Artists React
00:47 Insta360 Flow (Winga)
03:06 CoPilot
04:57 Poltergeist
08:26 Poltergeist III
10:17 Battleground
13:30 Sunshine
17:43 Thanks For Watching - Розваги
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*_Do a VAR BOLLYWOOD episode....with LATEST movies like BRAHMASTRA, PATHAAN, JAWAN !!_*
*_Do a VAR BOLLYWOOD episode....with LATEST movies like BRAHMASTRA, PATHAAN, JAWAN !!_*
🎉🎉 *_Do a VAR BOLLYWOOD episode....with LATEST movies like BRAHMASTRA, PATHAAN, JAWAN !!_*
*_Do a VAR BOLLYWOOD episode....with LATEST movies like BRAHMASTRA, ...PATHAAN, JAWAN !!_*
Sunshine is not free on UA-cam like you said
Sunshine is an underrated masterpiece - it’s a film made for cinema screens, watched it 3 times on the theater and each time it was a better experience
It's a shame that it doesn't get talked about enough.
I always forget that Danny Boyle also directed this movie. Everyone talks about Trainspotting (rightfully so) and slumdog millionaire. But sunshine , along with 127 hours and Steve Jobs. I think those are films that really hold up
@@christie_brown And it was written by Alex Garland, who became a really good director himself! I’d add Millions to Boyle’s best of list
@@christie_brown I think his Steve Jobs movie was boring and predictable
absolutely has to be experienced in theatre imo.... the size of the screen and often deafening speakers play such a part in the impression of scale and power the sun has.
Sunshine also has one of the best film scores of all time; so good that it's also used in climactic scenes in other movies like Kick-Ass and Wonder Woman 2.
Agree, Kanada's Death Pt. 2 (Adagio in D. Minor) is spectacular.
Everything about Sunshine is just so brilliant. Except for the story.
Yessss so glad you mentioned it! Amazing soundtrack.
One aspect of the soundtrack that doesn't get enough appreciate is the way they built this sort of low staticky growling rumble of the sun's energy into the surround-sound soundscape at a frequency that is almost more felt than heard. So in a big-screen theater setting you could basically **feel** the force of the sun in a way that was very visceral and felt terrifying close and dangerous, putting you much more in the scene than you might otherwise be.
"Surface of the Sun" is one of the most intense song I've ever heard
I can’t believe Sunshine is getting some love. It is such an underrated gem. One of the best sci-fi movies ever made.
They could do a whole episode on it tbh. Great movie, amazing use of CGI.
100%. It geta a hard time for its slasher 3rd act, but it's an incredibly visceral film. One of the best original soundtracks aswell
@@imtems6369idk when I saw the movie as a kid back in the early 2000 it really stuck with me. I remembered it vividly despite not watching it in almost 10+ years, then I watched it as a teenager and was able to appreciate it so much more!
I don't mind the slasher element, fits the film's themes@@imtems6369
Love that movie so much
Sunshine is Nick Mason's favourite film
cillian murphy unbeatable frl... grab that gem 🤭
Jurassic park 3*
Oh yeah? But what did he think about Whiplash? 😅
Mr Scumbag Movies is summoned by any thumbnail with a Sunshine in it.
Glad to be here for this episode of Nicktrivia!
Good to see Sunshine having some love. From the very first time I watched it, it instantly became one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time. It's tense, it's dramatic, sometimes scary. Such a masterpiece.
I haven't watched these videos in a while, but seeing sunshine in the thumbnails me watch this. Time to binge!
*_«Icarus, how close is this to full brightness?»_*
*_«At this distance of 36 million miles you are observing the sun at 2 percent of full brightness.»_*
*_«Two percent? Can you show me 4 percent?»_*
*_«Four percent would result in irreversible damage to your retinas. However, you could observe 3.1 percent for a period of not longer than 30 seconds.»_*
*_«All right. Icarus, I'm gonna reset the filter to 3.1 percent.»_*
*[GASPS]*
The fact that they named the ship Icarus cuz he flew too close to the sun in the myth is the chef's kiss.. lol such a human thing to do.@@hoon_sol
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. An underappreciated masterpiece made in 2003 with flawless VFX that still stand up today. It was WETA's first project after finishing Lord of the Rings, and featured a perfect blend of CGI, miniatures, studio sets, and full-scale ship replicas (one mounted on an enormous gimble) to depict naval warfare in the age of sail. Nothing has matched it since.
I Second this!
I third this! There is stuff so good you completely forget special effects are a thing.
Wow, absolutely blown away by your breakdown of these visual effects! Sunshine really is a gem and your detailed look into the sun CGI rendering threw a whole new light on things. 😀 It's amazing to think about the amount of planning that goes into every aspect, down to the minute details of light and colour reflection. Can't wait to see what you review next!
Sunshine deserves so much more love as brilliant sci-fi. Same creepy, claustrophobic vibe of doom as the original Alien. I will always get chills at the scene where they're walking through the floating dust of the dead crew and it flashes single frames of them alive.
That Poltergeist 3 mirror shot is incredible. The creativity that goes into creating practical effects like that continues to blow my mind.
I totally agree, imagine JUST HOW CLEAN the mirror had to be,.....if any fingerprints, dust or smudges were on it, it wouldn't sell as good,.....
Lots of great effects in P3. Glad they gave it some attention.
Yeah, I think the guys didn't talk about it, but it looks like the girl's arms are actually dummy arms, so her real arms are in her pajamas when she is being raised!
practical effect is a MUST !
@ Nearly all practical too.
I was lucky enough to see Sunshine on the huge true Imax screen at London's Science Museum in March this year as part of their Science Fiction Film festival. It had a video introduction from Cillian Murphy and a Q&A hosted by the BBC's "Sky at Night" host, Maggie Aderin-Pocock with the film's director, Danny Boyle and the science consultant, Professor Brian Cox.
You can imagine how amazing it was to see a pristine print up on that huge screen with the booming sound system - and the Q&A was just as illuminating ;-) - truly an amazing night out at the cinema.
Man I envy you. I have watched sunshine quite a few times. I always catch a new detail in it. A small screen can never do justice for this underrated movie
Cillian Murphy is simply God at this point
I'm amazed they convinced Brian Cox to go to that. The amount of stick given him by Robin Ince about the story is enough to forest the sun.
I love sunshine. I remember when it came out. It was like our version of interstellar for mid 2000s Highschool kids. UA-cam was still very new to most of America. It was a special time for sure
17:24 The opening shot was specifically planed to resemble the eye with iris closing when exposed to bright light such as the sun. Also the whole docking sequence is amazing SFX work.
The Battleground stuff being so good makes more sense when you realize it’s Brian Henson directing. Obviously pushing the envelope in this area is kind of in his blood.
Ooooooooooooooh. Yep, that makes sense.
I cannot find it on Imdb - do you have a link to it?
@@emilsn91came to say this. Not on IMDB or Letterboxd.
I emailed the "Sunshine" VFX team about how they did it, WAY back in the day. They were really helpful, exchanging emails with me, telling me how it all worked. Legends.
Soo you going to share, ooor?
@@NikstSWE basically much of what was said. My questions were about the sun rendering. They mentioned contrast control, "white" being absolute max brightness, making the dark scenes darker and highlighting with orange to keep it all still good looking. It was a long time ago, so I don't recall the details.
@@aidencoder ok, thanks :-)
Aside from the gorgeous visuals… Sunshine’s score is also a colab with Underworld (of Trainspotting OST fame) - just about one of the best electronic groups out there, providing it just incredible ambience to underpin the melancholic plot.
For the poltergeist 3 thing with the mirror, her hands are remaining very very still, so I think they're actually prosthetics sticking out of her sleeves, and her actual hands are holding onto something through a hole in the mirror that is being covered by her outfit.
With Oppenheimer releasing on digital next week, it would be cool if you guys reacted to the practical effects used in the film.
Woof! There is a channel that actually recreated 3 of them. Really solid practical effects teams.
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It'd be fun to see you guys do a practical effects challenge amongst yourselves!
This would actually be so fun to watch, and see how different people approach the same problem.
I’m so glad you’re covering Sunshine. SUCH an underrated movie
Sunshine’s marketing had me hooked from the go when their posters basically said all the characters die
you guys should invite Scott from "Scott prop and roll" along with Adam savage for an episode of "propmasters react". Have them bring their favorite props in, too. Props can be "visual effects" too, right? They are a physical form of tricking the camera into seeing something that isn't actually there.
Well, technically, "visual effects" means manipulating images outside of the context of a live-action shot, and all the stuff in the shot, like puppets, squibs, prosthetics, animatronics, are all "special effects." Like in Jurassic Park, they have Stan Winston and the special effects team making the big mechanical dinosaurs and car rigs, fake goat legs, and such, and they have the visual effects team making the CGI dinosaurs and doing comp shots, that kind of thing.
Dude I was just thinking about Scott collabing after seeing his new series on Propmasters React
FIREFLY and SERENITY. The opening shot of Serenity where it transitions from the Universal logo to the apocalyptic Earth is done really well, and the shot around the 10 minute mark where they're entering atmosphere feels so real. Also! I LOVE the fact that throughout the entire series, there is no sound in space. The only audio during space scenes is either dialog or MAYBE music, but rarely.
when there is dialogue, it is either radio or touching helmets, which would totaly work
Regarding the sound in space, yes, in the SERIES I believe that's the case, but I'm pretty sure they take some artistic liberties with that in the film.
@sandwiched I don't believe they do. I just watched it last week. Flying past the Ravagers, it's quiet. The shot I refer to at 10 minutes is quiet until they hit atmosphere. I don't recall a point where they have audio in space other than maybe when Mal fires the cannon they mounted to the roof at the Ravager ship. But that's a view point as is you're standing on the roof so you'd "hear" the cannon through the vibrations of the ship.
A super underrated movie is "Moon" from 2009, which has some excellent cloning shots using motion control, as well as a lot of nice miniature work and a killer soundtrack. All with a budget of just $5 million.
Considering the awesome first short shown, have you guys ever seen any of Mike Jittlov's short films?
He did several _amazing_ animated shorts back in the 1970s. At one point he was hired to make an animated short for a Disney TV special, about the ultimate Micky Mouse fan, so there are _countless_ Micky Mouse merch figures being animated. But when it aired, the music he had written and had for it was replaced.
He was _not_ happy.
So when they hired him again, and he made his classic short _The Wizard of Speed and Time_ (eventually he made a feature film about that character he created), Mike animated himself singing the song he'd written for the short.
Now, Mike had been given carte blanche to do as he liked, and after he submitted the finished version, he received an enraged phone call from some empty suit exec over the fact Mike had _sung_ in the short, meaning they couldn't remove and replace the music. He was always mischievous so he smiled on the call and essentially replied, "𝘠𝘦𝘱...!"
Tied with _Wizard of Speed and Time,_ my favourite short of his is _Animato,_ and while it's not a narrative film it's very visual, it utilizes Petula Clark's _I Know a Place_ song.
Very good rec, the full movie has the film exec ask 'What's the hardest kind of special effect?' and Jittlov replies 'Stop motion with Pixilation' - Pixilation being the use of real actors in frame-to-frame stop motion. The fact that we also see Jittlov also plan out mouth movements per single frame to sync up with prerecorded sound in editing is an absolute marvel.
Sunshine was a great movie. Rose Byrne, Hiroyuki Sanada, Chris Evans, Michelle Yeoh, Cillian Murphy. Great cast, hard questions asked, and visually stunning.
even more of the cast are very well known in the US via TV or otherwise
It's not the stunt double getting out of the way in the Poltergeist shot because they're wearing shoes and long pants, the actors are barefoot. He/she might have been there to stop the stuntwoman from hitting the stairs to help her land on the cushion (you can see it behind the sneaker).
Film crews did some riskier things back then but the "two shotguns" idea is verrry hard to believe.
Love the MPC shout-out on Sunshine.
It was true actually. Gotta remember this was back in 82, they did a lot of weird and dangerous stuff lol.
Also, they had no one close to the model when they did it, everyone was quite a distance away from it as everything was attached to the wires and vacuum
@@Schnipps I'd love to see a link to a real picture of it. These guys miss the mark sometimes with their speculation after all.
I can't believe that you all are covering Sunshine!!! I just finished watching it last night again. It is STILL one of the most underrated sci-fi movies out. Yet, everyone in that cast has moved on to bigger and better things. It's just so damn good! Anyhoo, another fun video by you all. THANKS!!!
..."better things" is debatable
Another absolute banger of a video! Seeing you guys get so excited and be passionate about this stuff makes me enjoy it so much more and I can't even begin to express my gratitude and appreciation for y'all's work! Love you guys and please continue to put those incredibly creative and amazing brains and personalities to work!
Sorry Wren, that shoe at Poltergeist cannot be the stunt because she was barefoot while flying. Maybe some assitant was holding a mattress to help the stunt?
Still a failed take that made the final cut.
I think they were describing a stuntperson pulling their leg out of the shot late, after tossing the lead actress. Thusly, why they said they were only noticeable by pulling their leg. If the had stayed still, wearing black, 99.9% of people would have never noticed.
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The commenter is probably referring to Wren's actual statement which, in point of fact, only mentioned the visible leg belonging to the stuntperson who leapt backwards. From the way he said it, it could not be interpreted another way. That's not to say that Wren is blind, but at that moment, he didn't explain his theory correctly.
By the by, I made the exact same comment as this one, and I will defend this interpretation to death and beyond.
I thought they'd just rotoscoped the actress onto the stuntperson (who could be wearing anything), because that initial launch through the air looks very hand-drawn.
Fun fact about Sunshine: During the making of the movie's vfx shots (especially Sun) director Danny Boyle got so exhausted and frustrated that he decided that he will never make another vfx heavy movie ever again. I would loved if you have discussed the final shot of the film, where Cillian Murphy experiences the event horizon.
SO happy you covered Poltergeist!
I am such a fan of those movies!!! And so cool to see you all talk about the behind the scenes and how they did some of the special effects!!
FINALLY GETTING TO SUNSHINE!! A critically underrated movie. how did you guys miss the final scene though?!?
Hopefully they revisit it on another future video
Yes!! Sunshine is one of my favorites
Best sci-fi movie ever made!
I just went to look, they haven’t released it in 4k Blu-ray, and the Blu-ray is out of stock. Release a UHD version, I wanna watch this on my OLED in full quality!!
I love vfx, animators, and stunt folks react. I’d love a practical makeup artist reacts. Especially for tv shows. Those guys have to throw together some cool stuff on short notice.
you guys manage to keep the feeling I got when watching your old videos. Back when youtube was really popping off. thank you.
Sunshine is one of my all time fav sci fi movies. So underrated. A literal 💎
Sunshine is one of the few films that make me literally gasp at some of the shots. Absolutely stunning.
Nice to see the spotlight on Sunshine
I so appreciate your appreciation of these amazing VFX shots. Thanks for the amazing vids, guys 👏
I watched poltergeist with my 13 year old son this Halloween, and we both couldn't believe how good the house implosion scene looked. He genuinely asked "how did they make films look so good back then?" And I explained the mix of miniatures/practical effects and well placed cgi. He started to talk about how older films looked more real than most modern films
I was so happy to see Battleground show up. It's such a great short film, and they're able to do so much with so little (virtually no dialog at all).
Your reactions and appreciation for the art form gets me so hyped to watch movies. I hope you never stop making these.
Jordan is starting to become my favorite dude in the crew, his sports VFX video was one of the best i've seen from you guys in a while, and he brightens up every react video
I wrote Sunshine off when it first came out. Figured it would be forgettable. 10 years went by and I saw it on sale at a used video game store for like 3 bucks. My mind was blown when I watched it. It's one of my favorites of all time now.
I also found out why it was for sale so cheap... It was the Blu-ray that had the commentary show up randomly no matter what you did. 😂 I later bought a version that didn't have the commentary constantly out"shine" the movie. The actual commentary is great though as it's Dr. Brian Cox who helped out with the science aspect.
Did you not know at the time it was directed by Danny friggin Boyle and written by Alex Garland AKA the madlads who made 28 Days Later?? Like bro, the hype for this was real back in the day
Bro, wren's vfx senses were on fire this episode
Love the film Sunshine and your excitement if it..........its brightened up my day
the combination of cinematography and score in sunshine is absolutely masterful.
94% of shields in full sunlight..
So glad you did Sunshine.
It's such a great film in so many different ways, but the brightness and heat and scale was really important to making it all work 😊
Sunshine has a huge cast how come I never heard of it omg i need to watch it!
Really happy to see Corridor Crew take a look at Sunshine. Really good effects.
100 year old challenge for you.
The 1922 German film 'Phantom' has some nice early Inception moments in it (at 1:27:00), but the shot worth focusing on is at 1:27:15 - shadows changing at different rates whilst outside.
Haven't seen Sunshine but that opening shot got me excited to watch. It's not free on YT tho, Niko. D: I looked elsewhere.
It's an amazing movie, you should totally watch it. I couldn't find the free listing either. Perhaps they could share the link?
@@runswithjedi I found the link but couldn't watch it, youtube just shows "this video is unavailable" but here it is, maybe is just region locked and depends on what country you live in. watch?v=y9HlHiL97TE
@@Onimirare Yeah, that's the buy/rent link. It seemed like they were talking about something that was totally free.
Sunshine is SO slept on. Interesting premise, shocking twists, great tech, incredible visuals
I love that you love sunshine too. Must rewatch it aoon. It’s sooo beautiful
Sunshine is an amazing film and always makes me cry- the music is also incredible
I LOVE SUNSHINE. I’m so happy you guys are reacting to it! What a fantastic film.
The weekend is incomplete with out watch'ing VFX reacts 🖤❤️
Under appreciated scifi with awesome effects. My 2 favourite that come to mind are Moon (2009) and Cloud Atlas (2012)
I would have included Sunshine here too, such a good film
I love "Sunshine"! I especially love how it changes genres, like "From Dusk til Dawn". I had my kids thinking we were watching a beautiful Sci-fi movie, but when the third act hit, my daughter yelled out, "Daaaaad! This is a Horror movie!" 😊 They were just too invested to quit, though!
I noticed the persons foot (poltergeist texas switch clip) had a shoe on and neither the stunt double or actress had one on. maybe it was a set crew member .
Sunshine is my in my top 2 fav movies of all time. The sound, the color, the atmosphere, the philosophy
YO! Sunshine is one of my all time favorite movies! So glad yall are talking about it!
i want to see you pick apart some of the early effects of the stargate sg-1 series. it was particularly amusing. Then end of the series had wonderful work. it might be cool to show the contrasts across 10 seasons.
Man, Sunshine is one of my favourite movies! It's so good! The cast is amazing!
Sunshine is still up there as probably one of my favourite films.
It touches on so many topics in such a nice way, some very dark themes at that, and wrestling with an inevitable end. The music score is top-tier.
Taking the advice. Going right now to watch 😄. Thanks 😁
Btw: always fun watching you guys break down these shots.
Sunshine was directed by Danny Boyle of 28 days later fame and that’s why I went to see it when it came out and it did not disappoint.
I've learned so much from this react show, i cant thank y'all enough and i really hoping one day to see an animators react to some high tier action scenes like in jujustu kaisen, mob psycho, fog hill of the 5 elements and more!
I love it when the video i want to watch starts after just 5 minutes!
Ive seen Sunshine so many times. Luv that movie glad you broke it down.
Battleground looks awesome!! And Sunshine? Maybe I WILL watch that movie! o_o Loved this episode! I was away from the computer and kept rushing back to see what you guys (and Wren) were going crazy about! XD
I would love to see some Black Sails effects looked at. The show was amazing, super underrated.
CorridorCrew -- I love your content!!!!! I've been hooked from the beginning of your reactions to good and bad CGI!
Can you please review the following:
- Practical effects from Escape from New York (the "computerized city" view in Snake's glider) and the "thermal imaging" clip from the mayoral hostage scene in 1987's RoboCop
- When you do your next animator's react, please review Scavengers Reign
Keep up the AWESOME content!!!!
The Fountain with Hugh Jackman is really neat. Great effects! Very unappreciated.
I am elated that you guys finally did sunshine. Thank you
Sunshine is amazing and the paired soundtrack is perfection.
So stoked you finally did sunshine.
Highly recommend doing “the shadow”
About time you guys did Sunshine I watched it again this week
Love that yall are stepping it back and taking a chill pill on all the guest episodes
Old school practical and special effects are something else. When you put work and effort into them, they end up up looking so cool and well done. Full of charm. I know tecnology has advanced so much, but still.
The sun one reminded me of the amazing CG work done in The Wandering Earth 2 that came out last year.
Those shots of the earth being pushed by those mega giant rockets past the sun was phenomenal.
That whole movie turned up their effects to 11 honestly.
Sunshine is one of the best sience fiction/space thriller/horror movie of the past 20 years.
It's superb cast, soundtrack and visuals and the storytelling is on point.
Love it so much
Sunshine is so underrated. Fantastic movie!
Well done Niko. I used to complain about your "subscription pushes" all the time. But I did hit that button, and I hit the like every time I enjoy a video. You are welcome my friend thank you for the awesome content over the years
Sunshine spacesuit is probably my favorite cinema spacesuit. Reminds me of one of those ancient clay sculptures, but gold.
I've been saying from the first time I watched Sunshine, that movie is so underrated...too underrated
Such a great movie, picturing the mightiness of the sun up close and how humans are just a tiny speck compared to it
Sunshine is legit one of the top 20 sci-fi films ever made.
except for the ridiculous plot
@@bichonferret8488 It's scifi, a "ridiculous" plot is absolutely allowed.
I saw Sunshine at a mystery screening at our local movie theater at the beginning of October. Amazing film!
Niko's Poltergeist pun at 8:30.. hahaha so good, I had to rewatch it a few times
Sunshine is an amazing film, but it is still $4.99 to watch on UA-cam in Canada 🇨🇦. I believe it is streaming on Disney+ in Canada for those interested!
You have to pay in us too so I don't know what they were talking about
it was free for the last 2-3 months@@corywilson2007
I feel like I'm one of the only people in the world who has seen this movie, but please have a look at bunraku! Incredible cast. And incredibly done practical effect (alongside some cool digital additions)
Love you all forever.
Never stop!
I've seen it too. Awesome movie! )
The visuals and creatures in Spike Jonez' WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE are beautiful and very well done. Worth it to have a look at it
I'm so glad you did Sunshine...... YOU were the one who told me watch it
"The Fountain" is one of the greatest VFX films ever - they didn't use any CGI
THANK YOU. Stunningly beautiful film.
Sunshine is great. It looks so good, has a great cast, interesting concept and gets unsettling at moments.
Building a similar version of DIY Perks' lens is going to require some tuning based on what lens size you can get out of an Opaque Projector and then what frenal lenses you will need. Although posting the 3D printable parts, rails, and motor setup he came up with would be great. A SeeRite Model 6x6 or a 10 x 10 would probably be the best options and easiest to find (they were big in the 50s to 70s).
I'm sure you could fine a few makers in the local LA area that would be happy to take on the project for you and possibly build a lens adapter. I could knock one of these out given the time, but I'd take much longer and fumble my way through it more than guys who have a decent maker workshop at hand.
The biggest thing is grabbing the lenses on ebay for $70-90 each, and then start measuring their focal distance. Everything else falls into place after that. Of course if you can find larger, and probably much more rare lenses things get substantially better.
Of course since you guys have pro-cinema equipment available, once you figure out the optimal setup for a Red (or any other rig) your also in the correct area make a dozen and lease them out for insane amounts of money to studios.
Always glad to see Sunshine getting the respect it deserves
I remember coming home and my dad had it on the counter as a rental from netflix (yes kids, back in the day netflix would MAIL you the dvd of the movies you wanted to see, there was a queue and waitlist and everything)
I had nothing to do and was bored, and he usually gets the dumbest c list movies, so i figured I would watch it til i got bored and then do homework.
Man was I wrong, one of the best "real" sci-fi movies I have ever seen, and one of the first times I ever found myself liking the a-hole in the movie the most (captain america)
Ending got a little weird for a few minutes, but other than that, it as gold
Thanks for covering Sunshine guys! I’m a PhD spaceflight scientist and appreciate whenever attention is given to this forgotten gem. It deserves all the praise. Did a review of it on my channel if you’re interested
Sunshine is amazing. Most people I've seen talk about it talk about how the left turn in the third act completely ruins it, but I firmly believe that those people don't know how to have fun in life 😂
The "left turn" was not only absurd but entirely unnecessary. The movie would have been better without the supernatural BS in the second half.
@@stiimuli you're "absurd" and "entirely unnecessary"
@@phillipgriego4675 Was really hoping for a better defense than personal insults and liking your own comment.
@@stiimuli 🤣 I didn't realize I hit the like button. But...I kinda do like my comment tho, so...
@@stiimuli I could get into a philosophical debate with you, but 9 out of 10 experts agree: debates on the interwebs are completely pointless 😁