So he couldn't find a job while not busy being in the simulation but once he was in it and had to manage real life and the simulation he was able to find a job? Maybe he should have start with that?
I’ve always been interested in a premise like this where you have a society that’s been cut off from the outside world and just stays in a certain time period while the rest of the world progresses almost like North Korea but less worse
@@nickl5658 even if you were black, i 100% guarantee that being black in the 1950s was never worse than North Korea... then it even is today. I 10/10 times would pick being black and gay in America in the 50's than ever be the average citizen in North Korea
@@NaruBrilu but you don’t know how life in North Korea really is, you just assume that it would be worse than being black and gay in 50s usa, but what if it isn’t ? you never know cause you have never been there.
The mastermind's wife wasn't very smart. There's a person that's about to escape and reveal the whole thing to the authorities, and she kills the dude that would've been blamed for it. She'll be the one landing in prison now since she seems to know all about it from the start.
@@Ronnock not all doctors are rich. Sooo many are paying off student loans. Matter fact, there was another movie recap where someone had comment on working with Head IT people who make high 6 figures and still live pay check to paycheck.
I'd instantly be able to tell that the simulation wasn't actually the 1950s because the first-generation Chevy Corvette didn't get the Stingray-style double taillights until the 1961 model year.
Being that the creator of the simulation was trying to emulate a 50s early 60s style environment (1950-1962) would likely have been the range. I think this can be given a pass. While he was going for accuracy it didn't have to be 100% accurate. Just close enough to make it believable. Its unlikely today many people would be able to tell what was from the 50s and what was from the early 60s. Hell Not many places even have homes or buildings of those era's anymore at least that's recognizable from the era. There are a few such as palm springs and a few older towns scattered here and there.
I was about to say who is paying the rent if they all just playing VR but hey at least Jack got a job. Not gonna lie if there was a maid to do the cooking and cleaning I'd be chill with this lol.
@@Ztertis Well since the men leave maybe they use a feeding tube? Like they leave it in while they are at work and take it out when they get home which is why we didn't see it?
I had to look up what that was. Interesting. I'm sure there was a hidden meaning or that's so hidden meaning to it. But very interesting never the less
@@cokesquirrel Fibonacci is a sequence found in nature. It's the angle of waves, the rows of seeds on a sunflower, etc. I believe that the Fibonacci circle in the movie is supposed to represent the community's need for perfection.
i stopped the movie recap around 2 minutes, and watched the whole movie. it`s a very good movie. i`m not disappointed despite the movie got a 6.2 rating, i`m not sure why is that but that just tells me that ratings are rubbish. i love it. thanks for recommending this to me.
The movie is a good example of an abusive relationship. He gaslights her into believing that anything wrong is just her imagination/things are fine, it puts her back in her place for a while, but each time is shorter and shorter that she realizes something is wrong. He claims he did everything for them/ her, as he forces her to do what he wants. She is tempted to remain there with the idea of "him", despite knowing how terribly he's treated her.
Yep must be terrible to do like 3 hours of work cleaning and cooking each day with plenty of time to just chill with your friends that are your neighbours. Being trapped in that place must be a nightmare. To me the movie is about how people can’t let themselves be happy even if they have the idillic life already.
@@wolfengod8277 You literally missed the point. She never agreed to being there. Maybe she had bigger aspirations than simply being a house-wife? Or maybe she liked her real life? Or maybe she just didn't want to. She was literally forced against her will. Like if you were kidnapped, taken somewhere supposedly perfect and ideal against your will, and didn't want to be there, how would you feel?
This reminds me of fallout 3, tranquility lane where a mad scientist creates a virtual world to cheat death and tortures the other residents of the simulation.
I saw in another recap video that Jack was keeping Alice alive using IV fluids he had hooked up to her arm. Where he constantly gets the IV bags for her I have no idea. XD
The mens job was to leave the victory project and make sure their wives don’t die, and earn money outside in the real world to keep them in the project. Like Jack says near the end, “WE ARE LUCKY TO BE HERE!!” (As you can see I love this movie😂)
This looks like an excellent satire of Scientology. Firstly, Scientology has a serious 1950s vibe, probably due to its being founded then. Life in Victoryville is pretty much exactly the life the Scientologists believe those who have rid themselves of their spirit-maggots or "thetans" or whatever, would want to live. Secondly, the part about the men going to that mountain to enter the real world where they go out and work as gardeners or any work they can get, to pump that money back into keeping the cult going, is very, very much how Scientology operates. There are plenty of gardeners and janitors and dishwashers etc. pumping too much of their hard-earned money into the cult. Plus, the cult leader is like a spoof of Scientology's cult leader, McCavity or whatever his name is. Plus this has got tons of neat classic cars and someone put some real work into the house decor and 1950s "posh" food, so this is a win on that count alone.
If this was a high fidelity immersive VR simulation, then why didn’t they create a larger city or with more elements, characters or storyline? I mean even if you had unlimited money and the town was perfect, anyone will get bored after a while. It’s like playing Sims with just the default town forever. After a while you want something more, especially if this was virtual reality.
hell, why not put it to even better use then what its being used for? O.o put homeless people in it or something, fix that whole if you die in the simultion u die for real thing, idk, but i think they did say it was an experiment, so maybe it was in very early stages of develpoment? idk Movie Logic can be dumb xD
It wasn’t just about the technology, but also about the incel ideology of Frank. The world was modeled after his idealized version of reality. There wasn’t meant to be a storyline. Everyone just had a “background” and setting, and all the participants ran independently, much like the real world. That’s why pugh’s character was “destabilizing” the world with her lucidity. The empty eggs and plane crash was the code responding to her awareness as “glitches.” It also explains why the bulbs blew up when she was trying to escape. It’s also why frank was so impressed with her and saw her as a “challenge.” He created an orderly code, yet her curiosity began to defy his reality
@@eliargumedo4728 every comment that I write they always appear idk why it's soo annoying but I tried reporting the comments they only remove the comment but doesn't do something, this must stop Litterally
I like his voice cause even if there are EXTREME things going on, he is like "Then she kills him brutally." No expression like "OMG!!!" at all... Love it man! Keep it up!
I prefer it that way tbh. Yeah it's funny because of how dead panned the delivery is but it is much more straight forward and objective. Reminds me of an oldschool documentary lol
no the wives have shitty relationships with the husbands in the real world that's why they need brainwashing and the moment they realize the real world they go back to ruin the relationship made in the simulation
and if they werent, find participants that were, experiment would have gone waaay smoother that way without possible legal issues of freaking kidnapping and false imprisonment charges 😂
Im sure their would be heaps of women that would like a luxury lifestyle while their men worked etc... But that would be in an older movie not a new woke movie made by a woke femenist director. Thats why the movie is men bad..
That was filmed out in Newberry springs California, that building is built on top of a volcano. If you know who Huell Hauser is that's his old house... And unless that was a Corvette had a blue flame straight six it woud out run those two sedans no problem
"Jack, due to his fragile male ego....." , The narrator when he makes these ironic little quips in that monotone, matter of fact voice just send me into mad giggles! The real reason why I watch these.
Insecure women need boosting to their own fragile female egos, so they project it onto men. Those women are butthurt probably because of bad interactions with men, and the only way to raise their self-esteem is a female revenge and power fantasy, marketed successfully to the weak-minded suffering from a crippling female inferiority complex.
I think most people who state that are refering to the good aspects and the general vibes and appearance/style that came with the 1950's, while still being completely aware of all the problems they had back then.
There are two kinds. Those who long for the true 1950s, aka, people who would be further up the food chain were it 1950, but also people who long for simplicity and overly romanticize historical eras. The 1950s aesthetic is still popular to this day for a reason, and many people still emulate social roles from the 1950s intentionally, often in totally harmless ways. There were some very, very dark aspects to the 1950s, yes, but the idealized commercial aesthetic of the 1950s is appealing to many, many people for totally benign reasons. While I only really appreciate the 1950s from a purely aesthetic standpoint, I understand the longing for the nuclear family structure being normal, the commercialized veneer of politeness, the bright, smiley fakeness of it all.... it all makes a lot of sense. I don't think it's all nefarious. A lot of it is, yes. But not all of it.
I was one of the people that wished to lived in that time, but then I remembered all the racism, segregation, domestic violence etc and suddenly didn’t want to anymore 😂
@@onlyamberrr9635 every decade has some sort of racism, segregation, domestic violence etc. aint gonna make a difference which year you want to time travel to
Jack couldn't find job in real life so to calm his ego he teleported himself and his wife in to Simulation but in simulation he goes to real World daily and do work to provide money. What an irony.
lol right? like Jack, bro, ur wife's a Dr, and u just lost ur job, go work at McDonolds or something while u look for a better job or something, it aint that deep xD but naw, he rather basically kidnap n brainwash her and put her in VR, meaning shes no longer working 🤦♂its a pretty stupid plan lol just go flip them burgers n look for a better job, or just chill n play video games, idk 😂
My home town of los Alamos New Mexico (a place that used to be a secret military base in charge of creating the atomic bomb) is eerily like this everyone knows each other, can’t go to the store without saying hi to someone and after leaving for college and coming back I realized how disconnected this place was from the outside world it was like the place in the giver
I used to live in a large culturally diverse Canadian city and thought I would be glad to leave behind the crowds and noise and lack of green space. Moved to rural Maritimes. A lot of space, and nature here but very very conformist and people are judgemental of anyone different. Everyone thinks and acts the same. It reminds me of the Panopticon prison model where all the inmates can see each other at all times and in effect become each other's wardens. Every place looks like a Normal Rockwell painting. Yes, no crime and a lot of green space, but also very restrictive. Conversation, food choices -- everything is very limiting. The anonymity and diversity of cities are something I miss. On the other hand, being closer to nature is nice.
@@mmecharlotte but that’s awesome, I had a weird feeling someone from there was gunna see this when I wrote it! You still live there? I moved to Denver but my family still there
I live in a country where it basically is the case where you must conform and to question how the government runs is a taboo that could get you detained, thank god I’m leaving soon.
Yes! I’ve been waiting for this recap! But omg imagine waking up after being in a simulation for that long?? First thing I’d do is take a shower😖 Her real self is lookin a bit greasy..😂
I remember a TV show (a short series) with nearly the same story of a small town in a desert, completely closed and watched by a much more modern control center. It was even a better story because of the longer time they had with the episodes. Damn, dont remember the name... NEWS: the people in the town/village have numbers instead of names.
Different version of the “Stepford Wives”. I liked the original, and the remake. This seems like it should be good too. I did notice the actor playing Frank used to play on Guiding Light soap opera, as the son of Joshua and Riva Lewis. Nice to see he's still working. 👵✌️🖖
The plot of the film is built around the problem of finding one's place in life, the desire to live a 'better life' and excessive love, which leads to ideas 'I will do everything to make you happy, but against your will'.
Keep up the good work. Truly love the real voice. Side comments and the length.. Some recap shows people do is 40 mins long... Mind as well go watch the movie 🙄
The simulation would've been good if the wife's signed to it (and got their memory wiped for better enjoyment) and the program was used mostly for virtual vacation/getaway
Wow how would she ever recover from something this traumatic after waking up? Man that’s messed up. A level of horror that goes beyond blood and guts. Mad vibes like Beyond the Akila Rift episode.
There's a bit of irony here. The dude was engaged to a successful surgeon, but pride and ego wouldn't allow him to take the role of caring for the house and supporting his wife after she worked all day. So instead he tries to "fix" it by simply reversing the roles.
@hitomie the movie has its twists but when I found out that the director is a feminist, it made perfect sense why JACK tried to fix things by "reversing" the roles & the purpose of Grank getting stabbed by his wife.
@@dopeMurf believe it or not its a common situation that women experience. first the men are supportive and both of them work hard together, then the woman get better promotion and make higher salary and suddenly the man sing different tune 'you should quit, we want a child soon and i rather have you sit at home and take care of our child' 'cant you refuse that promotion?' etc. some men really are only supportive only when the women they are with didn't exceed them, the men. dunno its ego or what.
@@jeanneann3545 not me I lay around and hang at the house and I get bitched at because I'm not doing anything so no ur wrong any way u are women want the opposite
@@quasarsphere + Black Mirror yessir... That's why it didn't resonate... We've seen this trope done better... Although with Shia LaBeouf I think... It would have worked better
if frank created the simulation, why didn't he give himself godlike powers inside of it to make sure if anything did go wrong that he could put everything back in order?
Because this is a feminist female revenge and power fantasy. It has to be set up so he gets murdered in the end, and the misandry-indoctrinated audience will cheer and applaud his death.
better question, why the hell did he make it in a way that if u die there, u die for real? xD cuz i mean, u tellin me, if i were to say, slip n fall n hit my head and die in the simulation, im just screwed? why the hell would u make that a feature?! lol
Alice: A doctor.
Mystery Recapped: Alice appears to be some sort of nurse.
I knew I couldn't be the only one who caught that..
Thank you! I was like “SHE IS A DOCTOR” 🗣🗣🗣!!!
Yes. Cause a nurse overseas 3 surgeries 😂
I mean, that is what makes it mystery.
Poorest md in US
This movie took the "I wish I can turn back time" to a whole new level
🎵TO THE GOOD OL DAYS🎵
@Safwaan My Nan
I wanted to turn back time to complete my test
I ran,,,♀️
@Safwaan *beats* now we're stressed out
So he couldn't find a job while not busy being in the simulation but once he was in it and had to manage real life and the simulation he was able to find a job? Maybe he should have start with that?
Jack was impatient on both of his problems. But, then again, it might happen for way too long than what I believe.
I thought the company gave them jobs
Exactly
@@sapphireous1083 yes. The company provided the jobs
I thought it was obvious to everyone he became a drug dealer?
I’ve always been interested in a premise like this where you have a society that’s been cut off from the outside world and just stays in a certain time period while the rest of the world progresses almost like North Korea but less worse
1950s USA being less worse depends on your gender and race.
@@nickl5658 even if you were black, i 100% guarantee that being black in the 1950s was never worse than North Korea... then it even is today. I 10/10 times would pick being black and gay in America in the 50's than ever be the average citizen in North Korea
@@NaruBrilu lets not compare which had it worse now
@@NaruBrilu but you don’t know how life in North Korea really is, you just assume that it would be worse than being black and gay in 50s usa, but what if it isn’t ? you never know cause you have never been there.
@@DccAnh that person has no idea what they're talking about since they would never know what it's like to be black or gay in the '50s
As a person who likes to live simple, I can confirm that this is a great place to live.
UA-cam didn't exist...
yo wtf i take my mind back about living in this place i don wanna live in a simulation
@@MsEliteForever no wifi too and that's a big problem
No free will! Biggest problem. Huge!
@@MsEliteForever not everyone addicted to social media
The mastermind's wife wasn't very smart. There's a person that's about to escape and reveal the whole thing to the authorities, and she kills the dude that would've been blamed for it. She'll be the one landing in prison now since she seems to know all about it from the start.
😂
They gave her that role probably because she's asian and asians are always the scapegoat in Hollywood because Hollywood is racist.
It's my turn now. -immediately goes to prison.
She can always claim to be a victim
@@lifewithceecee9035 girl goes with self defense
Pretty sure Alice was a doctor in the movie. She's a surgeon that loves her job.👩🏼⚕️🥼🩺
I was going to say, a nurse wouldn't lead three surgeries.
Then why the hell are they so poor? She could be an OR nurse, which would make more sense for the drab apartment they're in.
@@Ronnock not all doctors are rich. Sooo many are paying off student loans.
Matter fact, there was another movie recap where someone had comment on working with Head IT people who make high 6 figures and still live pay check to paycheck.
@@notyouraveragejoe7003 yeah and she's not that old right? It probably is the loans
A Doctor and Surgeon are 2 different roles, just like nurse is a third role .
I'd instantly be able to tell that the simulation wasn't actually the 1950s because the first-generation Chevy Corvette didn't get the Stingray-style double taillights until the 1961 model year.
🤓 why of course!
Being that the creator of the simulation was trying to emulate a 50s early 60s style environment (1950-1962) would likely have been the range. I think this can be given a pass. While he was going for accuracy it didn't have to be 100% accurate. Just close enough to make it believable. Its unlikely today many people would be able to tell what was from the 50s and what was from the early 60s.
Hell Not many places even have homes or buildings of those era's anymore at least that's recognizable from the era.
There are a few such as palm springs and a few older towns scattered here and there.
In my simulation we drive spaceships
Good eye
@@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpentmany mid-century sfh and commercial structures still stand, we need to preserve this architecture imo
I was about to say who is paying the rent if they all just playing VR but hey at least Jack got a job. Not gonna lie if there was a maid to do the cooking and cleaning I'd be chill with this lol.
Umm, but how do the women eat?
@@Ztertis that was my first question. 😂
@@Ztertis Well since the men leave maybe they use a feeding tube? Like they leave it in while they are at work and take it out when they get home which is why we didn't see it?
The men going to “work” is essentially them leaving the VR to work for Frank IRL.
@@dieu5041 I know that is why I said maybe they are using a feeding tube because they are irl and can take care of their wife's body.
This movie took "Alice in the wonderland" to a whole new level
13:23 no idea why but hearing Mystery Recapped say this sentence was legendary.
LOL-
I BURSTED OUT LAUGHING AT THAT
The most unusual thing about this town is that it is arranged in a Fibonacci circle.
I had to look up what that was. Interesting. I'm sure there was a hidden meaning or that's so hidden meaning to it. But very interesting never the less
@@cokesquirrel
Fibonacci is a sequence found in nature. It's the angle of waves, the rows of seeds on a sunflower, etc. I believe that the Fibonacci circle in the movie is supposed to represent the community's need for perfection.
Oh wow, the movie had a better plot than I thought it would!
It's literally a twisted utopia living in blissful denial.
Gaslighting a common theme.
The USA isn't that far off
I'm not joking. Injustice everyday.
People with popularity, money, or charisma are all that matters.
@@keip4568 bro what
To be fair this plot was heavily influenced by the already established film “Stepford Wives”
@@ariannasilva4462 I knew it!! Once I saw how the town looked I immediately thought of the stapford wives lol
i stopped the movie recap around 2 minutes, and watched the whole movie. it`s a very good movie. i`m not disappointed despite the movie got a 6.2 rating, i`m not sure why is that but that just tells me that ratings are rubbish. i love it. thanks for recommending this to me.
Me too, I paused the video, watched the movie, then went back to complete this video 😆
The reason why it got 6.2 rating is that because of the drama when making the movie.. trust me its way dramatic
Where can I watch it ? Is it on Netflix
Honestly the only part I had an issue with in this movie was the ending, the pacing and plot was good in my opinion
Bruh I did the same
Imagine going out of this city after a while :
“Oh yeah, wanna play some vr”
“ *has a heart attack* ”
When he said "because hairy styles can't act and dancing is what he's good for" I couldn't stop laughing 😂 so accurate.
Thanks for the likes. ☺
Hairy Styles. 😂😂😂😂
Such good joke
Eyo habesha neh?😰🤭
@@hillarymengesha8033 yes, Habesha Negn, based in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 ☺
The movie is a good example of an abusive relationship. He gaslights her into believing that anything wrong is just her imagination/things are fine, it puts her back in her place for a while, but each time is shorter and shorter that she realizes something is wrong. He claims he did everything for them/ her, as he forces her to do what he wants. She is tempted to remain there with the idea of "him", despite knowing how terribly he's treated her.
Yep must be terrible to do like 3 hours of work cleaning and cooking each day with plenty of time to just chill with your friends that are your neighbours. Being trapped in that place must be a nightmare.
To me the movie is about how people can’t let themselves be happy even if they have the idillic life already.
Both the and women are full of shite
frrrr
@@wolfengod8277 way to miss the whole point.
@@wolfengod8277 You literally missed the point. She never agreed to being there. Maybe she had bigger aspirations than simply being a house-wife? Or maybe she liked her real life? Or maybe she just didn't want to. She was literally forced against her will. Like if you were kidnapped, taken somewhere supposedly perfect and ideal against your will, and didn't want to be there, how would you feel?
Watched after this video last night, the fact that ppl chose to live in a desert town was interesting enough to get me to watch. The movie was crazyyy
If you look up the director and her beliefs, you'll understand who's the "bad guy" I'm this movie
@@dopeMurf She is a total pathological misandrist.
Holy buckets, I like this and want to see more. It’s just like stuff that used to go they my head when I was young.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess you're a fellow Minnesotan? We're the only ones I've ever heard saying "holy buckets!" :)
This reminds me of fallout 3, tranquility lane where a mad scientist creates a virtual world to cheat death and tortures the other residents of the simulation.
I worked at a movie theater then this came out and that was exactly the theory I told people that it reminded me of lol
I like how he makes bad movies look good
This one still looked bad.
@@painbow6528 nah this movie was great
Cauze you didn't watch it
Very good!
That movie suck
75% Stepford Wives, 20% The Prisoner, and 5% The Matrix... Don't get me wrong, I was intrigued by this.
I still miss the old intro 'watch out and take care' :(
Mystery recapped never fails to entertain
Wow how original
Yet most of the videos they issue out are literally recaps already done multiple times on here by other channels.
If not it's rare.
@@keip4568 bruh
ok bot
I just noticed by only watching this that the song of "Harry Style - As it Was" lyrics parallels most of the movies plot.
How can one live in a simulation while the body is not being fed?I would think there would be feeding tube of some sort
Aren’t they unconscious?????? Well I know u can’t live without food for like 3 years
I saw in another recap video that Jack was keeping Alice alive using IV fluids he had hooked up to her arm. Where he constantly gets the IV bags for her I have no idea. XD
Harry's character is feeding thr body
@@stephw.7874 link?
The mens job was to leave the victory project and make sure their wives don’t die, and earn money outside in the real world to keep them in the project. Like Jack says near the end, “WE ARE LUCKY TO BE HERE!!” (As you can see I love this movie😂)
This looks like an excellent satire of Scientology. Firstly, Scientology has a serious 1950s vibe, probably due to its being founded then. Life in Victoryville is pretty much exactly the life the Scientologists believe those who have rid themselves of their spirit-maggots or "thetans" or whatever, would want to live. Secondly, the part about the men going to that mountain to enter the real world where they go out and work as gardeners or any work they can get, to pump that money back into keeping the cult going, is very, very much how Scientology operates. There are plenty of gardeners and janitors and dishwashers etc. pumping too much of their hard-earned money into the cult. Plus, the cult leader is like a spoof of Scientology's cult leader, McCavity or whatever his name is. Plus this has got tons of neat classic cars and someone put some real work into the house decor and 1950s "posh" food, so this is a win on that count alone.
My gf and I had a lot of fun watching this movie. I highly recommend watching it!
Nice that you had fun but the movie is sadly not very good.
Good
If this was a high fidelity immersive VR simulation, then why didn’t they create a larger city or with more elements, characters or storyline? I mean even if you had unlimited money and the town was perfect, anyone will get bored after a while. It’s like playing Sims with just the default town forever. After a while you want something more, especially if this was virtual reality.
hell, why not put it to even better use then what its being used for? O.o put homeless people in it or something, fix that whole if you die in the simultion u die for real thing, idk, but i think they did say it was an experiment, so maybe it was in very early stages of develpoment? idk Movie Logic can be dumb xD
It wasn’t just about the technology, but also about the incel ideology of Frank. The world was modeled after his idealized version of reality.
There wasn’t meant to be a storyline. Everyone just had a “background” and setting, and all the participants ran independently, much like the real world. That’s why pugh’s character was “destabilizing” the world with her lucidity. The empty eggs and plane crash was the code responding to her awareness as “glitches.” It also explains why the bulbs blew up when she was trying to escape.
It’s also why frank was so impressed with her and saw her as a “challenge.” He created an orderly code, yet her curiosity began to defy his reality
Mystery recap never fails to entertain us. The work work and effort in these videos are rathless thank u soo much for this amazing content :)
Damn bro. You won. You should click on his link.
@@eliargumedo4728 dawg it's a scam🤞🏾
@@khenzibell i know lol. These comments are everywhere i swear
@@eliargumedo4728 every comment that I write they always appear idk why it's soo annoying but I tried reporting the comments they only remove the comment but doesn't do something, this must stop Litterally
"...plus he looks greasy..."
LOVE IT !!
I like his voice cause even if there are EXTREME things going on, he is like "Then she kills him brutally." No expression like "OMG!!!" at all... Love it man! Keep it up!
I prefer it that way tbh. Yeah it's funny because of how dead panned the delivery is but it is much more straight forward and objective. Reminds me of an oldschool documentary lol
A brilliant and witty summary. Thank you
Willing to bet the wives would’ve been far more inclined to go of their own volition if they weren’t kidnapped and brainwashed
Definitely
no the wives have shitty relationships with the husbands in the real world that's why they need brainwashing and the moment they realize the real world they go back to ruin the relationship made in the simulation
and if they werent, find participants that were, experiment would have gone waaay smoother that way without possible legal issues of freaking kidnapping and false imprisonment charges 😂
Im sure their would be heaps of women that would like a luxury lifestyle while their men worked etc...
But that would be in an older movie not a new woke movie made by a woke femenist director.
Thats why the movie is men bad..
“It’s my turn now…biTCH!”
😂😂😂
Awesome, thank you! I've been waiting for this movie to be recapped!
Mystery recapped did a fine job recapping this, I've seen the movie and got some extra details about the movie
That was filmed out in Newberry springs California, that building is built on top of a volcano. If you know who Huell Hauser is that's his old house... And unless that was a Corvette had a blue flame straight six it woud out run those two sedans no problem
Considering it's a 1960 to 1961 Vette, it's gotta have a small block v8 as they stopped offering the Blue Flame by 1955.
@@LPAGAN401 you're right it has quad headlights, there's no way it would have a blue flame
"Jack, due to his fragile male ego....." , The narrator when he makes these ironic little quips in that monotone, matter of fact voice just send me into mad giggles! The real reason why I watch these.
Insecure women need boosting to their own fragile female egos, so they project it onto men. Those women are butthurt probably because of bad interactions with men, and the only way to raise their self-esteem is a female revenge and power fantasy, marketed successfully to the weak-minded suffering from a crippling female inferiority complex.
One of my favorites this year, love this movie never expected the many twist
Since Captain Kirk is in this, how do we know if this isn't another one of the Enterprise's holograms?
I was just about to say that Captain Kirk is not in this movie. Then I realized you're not talking about William Shatner ☺️
And how do we know he isn't in the Sim during the day fraternizing all the ladies. Isn't that what all the cult leader's do?
Don't Worry Darling WAS NOT the movie I tought it was going to be. This reminds me of "The Stepford Wives".
13:24 Wasn't expecting that lmao
She's in virtual reality, strapped to a bed.... And they chase her in cars in virtual reality instead... lmao
ROFL. "We want you to know if you get this security job you 'redsuits' will have to chase people on foot and in cars OFTEN. How is your Sim cardio?"
You just described the matrix
Right. They could just went to her house.
Thanks for this. I wanted to see this without actually going to see it. The behind the scene drama made me interested in the film.
Someone in his 33 years old would like to live in this town, after all he just want quite live, and good thing is he have healthy live
This legit Reminds me so much of WandaVision it’s crazy
The only people who long for the 1950s are the ones who never lived it. Most of the people who did live it weren't treated so well.
I think most people who state that are refering to the good aspects and the general vibes and appearance/style that came with the 1950's, while still being completely aware of all the problems they had back then.
There are two kinds. Those who long for the true 1950s, aka, people who would be further up the food chain were it 1950, but also people who long for simplicity and overly romanticize historical eras. The 1950s aesthetic is still popular to this day for a reason, and many people still emulate social roles from the 1950s intentionally, often in totally harmless ways. There were some very, very dark aspects to the 1950s, yes, but the idealized commercial aesthetic of the 1950s is appealing to many, many people for totally benign reasons.
While I only really appreciate the 1950s from a purely aesthetic standpoint, I understand the longing for the nuclear family structure being normal, the commercialized veneer of politeness, the bright, smiley fakeness of it all.... it all makes a lot of sense. I don't think it's all nefarious. A lot of it is, yes. But not all of it.
I was one of the people that wished to lived in that time, but then I remembered all the racism, segregation, domestic violence etc and suddenly didn’t want to anymore 😂
I want the cars, the economy, and the clothing. Everything else can stay in the past
@@onlyamberrr9635 every decade has some sort of racism, segregation, domestic violence etc. aint gonna make a difference which year you want to time travel to
ITS like Stepford Wives.. but more moden twists. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
I love the way he says: "... and do the unthinkable." Funny and sensitive 👍🏼
Jack couldn't find job in real life so to calm his ego he teleported himself and his wife in to Simulation but in simulation he goes to real World daily and do work to provide money. What an irony.
lol right? like Jack, bro, ur wife's a Dr, and u just lost ur job, go work at McDonolds or something while u look for a better job or something, it aint that deep xD but naw, he rather basically kidnap n brainwash her and put her in VR, meaning shes no longer working 🤦♂its a pretty stupid plan lol just go flip them burgers n look for a better job, or just chill n play video games, idk 😂
This gives the same vibe as my old town
He couldn't find a job in the real world? but as soon as he signs up for the simulation he was able to land a job?
There are a lot of places with this creepy vibe, where conformity is expected and you can't question anything. I live in such a town.
My home town of los Alamos New Mexico (a place that used to be a secret military base in charge of creating the atomic bomb) is eerily like this everyone knows each other, can’t go to the store without saying hi to someone and after leaving for college and coming back I realized how disconnected this place was from the outside world it was like the place in the giver
I used to live in a large culturally diverse Canadian city and thought I would be glad to leave behind the crowds and noise and lack of green space. Moved to rural Maritimes. A lot of space, and nature here but very very conformist and people are judgemental of anyone different. Everyone thinks and acts the same. It reminds me of the Panopticon prison model where all the inmates can see each other at all times and in effect become each other's wardens. Every place looks like a Normal Rockwell painting. Yes, no crime and a lot of green space, but also very restrictive. Conversation, food choices -- everything is very limiting. The anonymity and diversity of cities are something I miss. On the other hand, being closer to nature is nice.
@@mmecharlotte but that’s awesome, I had a weird feeling someone from there was gunna see this when I wrote it! You still live there? I moved to Denver but my family still there
And how Twitter was up until Elon freed it & exposed all the corruption & abuse of power.
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I live in a country where it basically is the case where you must conform and to question how the government runs is a taboo that could get you detained, thank god I’m leaving soon.
I was just about to watch this movie, but I didn’t want to because I knew it was gonna be too scary for me and here you are saving the day
Lmao this woke feminist movie scary? Well yea it kinda is LMAO
Scary?? More like dullville
@@chinglesscheddar what are you? A bully?
Wow as introvert this is a great place to live
lf you like getting brainwashed, sure.
Watched this movie in cinema, this movie was incredible and I recommend it even if you’ve been spoiled
Yes! I’ve been waiting for this recap! But omg imagine waking up after being in a simulation for that long??
First thing I’d do is take a shower😖
Her real self is lookin a bit greasy..😂
I remember a TV show (a short series) with nearly the same story of a small town in a desert, completely closed and watched by a much more modern control center. It was even a better story because of the longer time they had with the episodes. Damn, dont remember the name...
NEWS: the people in the town/village have numbers instead of names.
replying here just incase someone knows which show that is because it seems interesting
Based on the stepford wifes
star trek & twilight zone
then the triggering song part reminded me of a clockwork orange
I think it was the remake of The Prisoner.
1:30 this seems familiar 🤔🤔🤔
Florence and Harry was so good in this film
Different version of the “Stepford Wives”. I liked the original, and the remake. This seems like it should be good too.
I did notice the actor playing Frank used to play on Guiding Light soap opera, as the son of Joshua and Riva Lewis. Nice to see he's still working.
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Man, this comment sure is some tasty troll-bait.
Oh you late late
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The plot of the film is built around the problem of finding one's place in life, the desire to live a 'better life' and excessive love, which leads to ideas 'I will do everything to make you happy, but against your will'.
And unhealthy dose of pathological misandry.
I'd love to live there.
I never expected Chris Pine here! Gotta love Star Trek and what happens in vegas movies!
Loved the movie narration, short and exciting, I've been watching recaps since good time and I wanna join if the channel has discord
“Commits the unthinkable?” Dude she fell off a first floor roof. Maybe a broken bone at the worst.
She slit her throat
I love the Harry Styles roasts!
Keep up the good work. Truly love the real voice. Side comments and the length.. Some recap shows people do is 40 mins long... Mind as well go watch the movie 🙄
It kinda reminds me of a thriller version of stepford wife's
That’s exactly what I was going to say!
Even though quarantine is over, we're still watching your videos 😁
The cast is mostly great, especially Florence Pugh and Chris Pine.
"Don't Worry Darling" is the name of the movie,
I mean, the guy had good intentions BUT chose to execute them poorly.
that's basically "The Stepford Wives" with extra "Virtual Reality life" on it.
The simulation would've been good if the wife's signed to it (and got their memory wiped for better enjoyment) and the program was used mostly for virtual vacation/getaway
Ps what is the name of the movie 🎥
@@dwaynebest5655 dont worry darling
@@puddleduck1405 thanks
Well, that saved me at least 90 minutes of my life. Thanks.
I had no idea this was the whole objective of Meta all along.
Sounds like the vault-tec experiment from fallout 3
She looks like Randa Rousey
Aw man i love adam he’s just too good
Did they really have to damage those classic cars at the end?
ongod bro, a part of me died seeing that ngl
replicas probably
Her tag clearly says "MD" . and the surgeon called her "resident, close it up"
so no she isn't a Nurse
The 50s were way before my time, but I've heard that you could pay off a house with 5 years of wage (not the current 30 years). Good times.
there was a GIGANTIC economic boom after ww2 that lasted till the early 1970s 🤷♂
I think I'll watch all of my movies like this from now on.
What if we are in a simulation?
Lol then I'd like to leave it
Deja vu is simply a glitch.
13:26 Slayed Adam 😆😍
Is that the dude from Star Trek? I think I could live in this town to avert my financial debt as long I polished their shoes.
Yeah, I think he is
Nice documentary
The men are working at the body shop and Sam Smith is the bad guy😭
Wow how would she ever recover from something this traumatic after waking up? Man that’s messed up. A level of horror that goes beyond blood and guts. Mad vibes like Beyond the Akila Rift episode.
There's a bit of irony here. The dude was engaged to a successful surgeon, but pride and ego wouldn't allow him to take the role of caring for the house and supporting his wife after she worked all day. So instead he tries to "fix" it by simply reversing the roles.
when i finished the movie i didn’t have this conclusion so thank you cuz that makes sense🙌🏼
@hitomie the movie has its twists but when I found out that the director is a feminist, it made perfect sense why JACK tried to fix things by "reversing" the roles & the purpose of Grank getting stabbed by his wife.
@@dopeMurf believe it or not its a common situation that women experience. first the men are supportive and both of them work hard together, then the woman get better promotion and make higher salary and suddenly the man sing different tune 'you should quit, we want a child soon and i rather have you sit at home and take care of our child' 'cant you refuse that promotion?' etc.
some men really are only supportive only when the women they are with didn't exceed them, the men. dunno its ego or what.
@@jeanneann3545 not me I lay around and hang at the house and I get bitched at because I'm not doing anything so no ur wrong any way u are women want the opposite
@@dudesjewels dont worry dude you will get no woman ever, its not a situation you will get yourself into.
Yessss I've been waiting for this one. Great recap 👏 👍
I think the writer for the movie watched “The Village” and went ahead with it. Very similar plot to The Village, plus the lack of consent part.
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The Village + The Matrix + The Stepford Wives
@@quasarsphere + Black Mirror yessir... That's why it didn't resonate... We've seen this trope done better... Although with Shia LaBeouf I think... It would have worked better
What is this movie called ? i can't seem to find it
if frank created the simulation, why didn't he give himself godlike powers inside of it to make sure if anything did go wrong that he could put everything back in order?
Because this is a feminist female revenge and power fantasy. It has to be set up so he gets murdered in the end, and the misandry-indoctrinated audience will cheer and applaud his death.
better question, why the hell did he make it in a way that if u die there, u die for real? xD cuz i mean, u tellin me, if i were to say, slip n fall n hit my head and die in the simulation, im just screwed? why the hell would u make that a feature?! lol
"Hey mystery recapped here"... those creepy background sounds... I really miss them.. that made it different from other you tube channel
Nurse? Bestie she was a surgeon 👀
thank you mystery recapped!