Gambling with life time / movie in time / dangerous scene
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2018
- Concept of the Movie "In Time":
In a dystopian future, the aging gene has been switched off. People stop aging at 25 but are engineered to live only one more year. They can earn, spend, trade, or steal more time to extend their life. The rich can live forever, while the poor die young.
On one's 25th birthday, a timer on their forearm starts counting down from one year. When it reaches zero, that person "times out" and dies instantly.
This time can be transferred between individuals through physical contact, and time can also be earned or spent like currency.
Gambling with Life Time:
In the film, there are numerous instances where characters "gamble" with their time. The most explicit scenes involve a game similar to arm wrestling, where participants can win or lose time based on the outcome. It's a literal gamble with one's life on the line.
Dangerous Scene Description:
There's a scene where the protagonist, Will Salas (played by Justin Timberlake), engages in a time-arm wrestling match with a man who has centuries on his clock. Both players risk losing their life, as the loser's time will be transferred to the winner. As their timers dwindle, the tension rises. This scene is a graphic representation of the movie's central theme: the high stakes of life and time in a world where time is currency.
The film "In Time" is a critique of socio-economic disparities, using time as a metaphor for wealth and exploring the lengths to which people will go to survive and the inherent dangers of a system where life is commodified.
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Very convenient that Will has exactly 2 centuries and 30s for this scene to work
It’s a movie bro
@@qeesa1618 lol
It's more common with people who've gone to the same casino multiple times but for the sake of the movie I assume the house is covering his bet for the missing years in the pot because he's willing to go all in (die). Look at that from the house pov. Super rich guys get a fun hand a show and they win a nice pot. But unfortunately this isn't the case because will would have had to pay back those covered years and as we see he wins the full amount. So as you said before. Yes. this is very convenient he had the exact years.
Well he didn’t he had at least 250 not including whatever the buy in was
People never age and have a glowy watch that kills them immediately when it ticks down all the way, and plot convenience is what trips you up?
Phillipe knows exactly how much Will has. In fact, as they're head's up, there's no real reason for Phillipe to "raise 2 centuries" which is effectively putting Will all-in instead of just stating he's all-in and putting enough to cover Will. The only reason he bets it like he does, with only the third nuts, is to flaunt that 2 centuries is barely anything to him and he's just willing to pay it for the opportunity to watch a man fall over dead at the table.
Imagine if the guy bet 2 centuries and a minute.
hilarious
Vincent Kartheiser is the shit. He’s so underrated.
Choosing to play a weak hand like that and chasing after a straight all the way through the river….okay then
Yeah likely to never happen lol
He flopped a straight draw. Absolutely fine to want to see the river as he could have folded at the river if no straight, and still had a lot of time left. just normal.
@@KRaikkonenSFu keep poker profitable
@@hehe13619 He won that hand but ok
@@KRaikkonenSFI agree but we also see the pot is already at 600 years when the scene starts so it is safe to say that even if the other 2 guys just folded that Will has bet like 250 years into a straight draw.
thank you for posting this.
Your welcome
Could you turn your theme up some? My neighbors couldn’t hear it.
“No offense. I knew I was going to win.”
- Said the guy who called the turn for 50 years on a single gutshot. Also manages to call the third nuts a "weak hand"
@@Itachi14350after the turn his odds of winning was 9% and getting 13 to 1 pot odds so calling there with a draw to the nuts is absolutely the right move
He called with 8 4 honey
I bet he can’t even spell poker !!
He flopped a straight draw and could have folded at the river easy if no luck
He’s supposed to bust me anyway, can’t even spell poker. Some online guy
He’s supposed to bust me anyway, can’t even spell poker. Some online guy
great way to end the video. 10/10 troll job
I don’t think he was trolling this was 4 years ago and everyone had an outro
Real ola enjoy the casino 🎰
mf had a 20.63% win chance before river (9.09% in reality).. in the end Straight vs Three-of-a-Kind
He flopped a straight.
@@FreePlayModeno, he flopped a straight draw, he just had calling equity.
@@afizzle2427 bro, there's no such thing as a "straight draw". He flopped a straight. IE he flopped the nuts meaning he flopped a very strong hand.
@@FreePlayMode he didnt flop a straight, he flopped a straight flush draw that was completed on the river
I wanted him to lose for playing that unsuited gut shot straight.
If this were Pokerstars the villian would have 8/9.
He played that hand so bad hahaha. Would’ve made sense if he had 9-10 suited but chasing a gut shot? He just got lucky hahaha
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What is the time? How does it work? Is there bootleg time? Can people still grow old? If they get more time will they become young again? Will it happen immediately or over a period of time? How long is that period of time? If time is limited how much is there actually? Who decided? How?
Time is the amount of time they have left to live. Everyone ages until 25. And then a clock appears on their arm. Time is also the currency so people work for more time, pay for things with the time, etc. when that clock hits zero you die
I would’ve gave that first guy one more year for him and then slap him
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I know i was going to win, yea when you hve the nuts. Such ridicilous poker scene but still amazing movie.
89 was the nut straight
Ye, it would have been more epic if he went all in before the river
It's actually believable. he took a lot of risks without knowing the ending.
TELSA Kerosene
Title??
In time.
3:17 3:37 2:45 3:28
Good man
This film could have been a classic if JT wasn’t the lead.
Yeah Christian Bale would've killed it
No offense, We all knew he was going to win too. That would make for a very short, and useless story.
Did he have a total of 91 years at the end ?
I'm pretty sure it was 900 years
1100 years?
1100 years
They were beting century's so he get a Millenium
It was 9870 years ago
Looks cool scene, but reality is he just entered a casino and in 5 min placed a bet for his entire networth against presumably good more experienced players
In real world hookers and cocine would have been better choice
But why cocaine?
Why would you choose to use a drug that makes you angry, stressful and paranoid? Just get a job.
Weed is were at. Chill, mellow and laid back.
Also, Xes on weed is _awesome_
@@Ancor_Vantian huh
@@Ancor_Vantianit was a reference to that lottery clip. Chill.
@@christmasisawesome9348 omg I had totally forgotten about that meme
Now it makes sense.
Also, chill? Does my comment reads like I’m triggered or something?
@@Ancor_Vantianyes
Blue crown bag 💼 crap
Well that’s the dumbest poker scene I’ve ever seen I believe 🙄
so this guy has million years but is gambling less than 1000 a hand what