@@curtisharvey2330 It’s named after pre-Soviet and Soviet director Lev Kuleshov. Basically it’s the interplay of facial expressions and what’s being “reacted to”. Here it looks like Geordi is unintentionally stunned at Worf and Raffi’s blunders, and it looks like it was intentional that way, even though it wasn’t.
@@curtisharvey2330 The Kuleshov effect is a thing in film where if you show two shots back to back, your audience will reflexively connect them contextually. Most famously demonstrated in the classic surrealistic short film "Un Chien Andalou".
It's a fine Star Trek tradition for the actors who play the most stoic characters to be the biggest cut-ups. Michael Dorn, Tim Russ, and Brent Spiner are all well known for their antics!
I'm just saying, dude, this channel keeps my Paramount Plus subscription alive. And this should be a special watching feature on the blu-rays! Just simply select the outtake track and then you're good to go! I love these edits!!!
After enduring a firefight, Worf and Raffi both needed a drink. Of course, it turned into a case. You know Worf is drunk when he smiles, laughs and says 'sorry.' A sober Klingon never turns into a Canadian. (Even though both have more in common than people think)
Nice work, but this clip is all I’ve seen of the new series and reinforces why I don’t have any desire to. Someone needs to tell the new filmmakers to turn the goddamn lights on!
It’s a new trend that I hope dies out soon. Almost everything sci-fi and horror is shot so darkly. It’s supposed to be gritty and real, but it’s just tough on the eyes and depressing overall.
They gotta move the camera while somebody is standing at a console pressing buttons and talking, on a ship just sitting there in space. It is pretty weak.
He was born in 2340, and Picard Season 3 takes place in 2401. So he's only 61 years old at this point. Seems like he's graying early for a Klingon. (Or there are some time shenanigans.)
@@ZipplyZaneHis parents noticed a touch of "iron" in his beard when they visited him on the Enterprise-D, but Worf has lived a tough life, knocking back all that prune juice, blood wine, and Romulan ale.
"We've been drinking" is probably the most in-character response for Raffi.
We've been drinking.
It was... green.
This transporter plattform has no honor
It sneakily beamed metabolized alcohol into his blood stream. Devious, really.
Cowards look down when stepping off of platforms, Klingons do not.
@@shawn5346 😃🤣
Mr. Burton providing a wonderful demonstration of the Kuleshov effect here.
Who?
@@curtisharvey2330 It’s named after pre-Soviet and Soviet director Lev Kuleshov. Basically it’s the interplay of facial expressions and what’s being “reacted to”. Here it looks like Geordi is unintentionally stunned at Worf and Raffi’s blunders, and it looks like it was intentional that way, even though it wasn’t.
@@curtisharvey2330 The Kuleshov effect is a thing in film where if you show two shots back to back, your audience will reflexively connect them contextually. Most famously demonstrated in the classic surrealistic short film "Un Chien Andalou".
@@tmage23 Yeah. It's honestly something that seems so obvious today that it seems weird it had to be discovered, let alone get a special name.
Geordi's "You rascals!" smirk at the end is what sells it.
“Romulan ale should be illegal”
“It _is.”_
@@man_in_space then it should be more illegal
Thank you - was waiting for that response!
@@user-kv2vc3is8h Happy to serve.
Drinking something other than prune juice, eh, Worf?
"A warrior's drink!" 🍷
Dorn intakes are some of my favourites, he just seems like such a lovely fellow! Or I'm contrasting him too hard with Worf but w/e, I enjoy these!
No, he seems like a really great guy, which I unfortunately only realized recently after seeing him in some interviews and stuff.
It's a fine Star Trek tradition for the actors who play the most stoic characters to be the biggest cut-ups. Michael Dorn, Tim Russ, and Brent Spiner are all well known for their antics!
Too much blood wine me thinks
I'm just saying, dude, this channel keeps my Paramount Plus subscription alive. And this should be a special watching feature on the blu-rays! Just simply select the outtake track and then you're good to go! I love these edits!!!
That synthehol can hit you pretty hard sometimes
Old Man Worf.
Old Man's Worf
Worf isn't that old. Klingons have 200 year lifespans.
@@thribs it was a joke Mr Vulcan.
Had to watch that a few times 😂
Too much chamomile
Worf: Do not assume what I have and haven't been doing! We've been drinking.
What was in that prune juice?
After enduring a firefight, Worf and Raffi both needed a drink. Of course, it turned into a case. You know Worf is drunk when he smiles, laughs and says 'sorry.' A sober Klingon never turns into a Canadian. (Even though both have more in common than people think)
Little drink 😂
A little drink that had a little trip.
*Worf runs to the toilet*
Nice work, but this clip is all I’ve seen of the new series and reinforces why I don’t have any desire to. Someone needs to tell the new filmmakers to turn the goddamn lights on!
And also have a moment with each scene, jfc, in just a 38 second clip we jumped to 5 different scene with less than 5 words for each of them.
The scenes are so dark, I couldn't even tell it was Worf until the end. It just looked like the Klingon judge in Undiscovered Country.
when, in fact, Worf was the defense attorney
It’s a new trend that I hope dies out soon. Almost everything sci-fi and horror is shot so darkly. It’s supposed to be gritty and real, but it’s just tough on the eyes and depressing overall.
Wacist! Not all Klingons look alike!
@@smellincoffee I keep thinking they do look alike... Then I realize that JG Hertzler played a few Klingons, as did Vaughn Armstrong.
Prune juice does have its side effects....
To be fair, when has Raffi NOT been drinking?
ha!
"Elderly man having difficulty walking is funny!" Am I turning into Mike Stoklasa?
"I am *not* an old man!"
All these millions of dollars and they can't afford 1 f ucking tripod.
They gotta move the camera while somebody is standing at a console pressing buttons and talking, on a ship just sitting there in space. It is pretty weak.
How old is Worf? 😰
over 9000.
@@DeconvertedManThere's no way that can be right!
@@dycedargselderbrother5353 WHAT? Not 9000!?
He was born in 2340, and Picard Season 3 takes place in 2401. So he's only 61 years old at this point. Seems like he's graying early for a Klingon.
(Or there are some time shenanigans.)
@@ZipplyZaneHis parents noticed a touch of "iron" in his beard when they visited him on the Enterprise-D, but Worf has lived a tough life, knocking back all that prune juice, blood wine, and Romulan ale.
I just can't get immersion watching Geordi now knowing he's not played by a 100% black man. Seems offensive.