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I always thought that Kitz, thr NSA guy player by James Wood, always knew more than he was letting on and was on Ellie's side without admitting it. That inquiry at the end was just for show and when he was given the info afterwards that the video ran for 18 hours, he never even flinches but responds as if he doesn't want to give away any secrets. So why act this way? Why not just come out and say something did happen. I think the answer is human behavior. When Elie told the public she had heard signals look at the reaction. It brought out tbe loons as well.as the dangerous people who felt threatened. Imagine the reaction over "we have made contact". But by publicly denouncing her and, seemingly, reducing it to "it's your word against mine" most of the public will carry on in ignorance while the crazy dangerous folk will simmer down. And remember, America had just gone through just such a thing with the Clarence Thomas hearings which turned into a he said she said ordeal.

I would support you reacting to *any* Robert Zemeckis film as long as we don't count any of the awful motion captured films. He seemed to get derailed there for a period where I think he became too infatuated with technology and got away from his strengths. Zemeckis is one of the all-time great storytellers, certainly among those working in the past 40 years. A favorite of mine is "What Lies Beneath" with Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford. A really fun departure for Zemeckis, but still featuring his incredible technical skill and wry humor making use of classic film tropes and clichés. Another fun fact about "What Lies Beneath" is that it was written by Clark Gregg... Agent Coulson of S.H.I.E.L.D. in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. You really ought to check it out. And if you have found that you really enjoy sci-fi, I'd like to recommend "Deja Vu" with Denzel Washington directed by Tony Scott. Really great movie that does only what movies can do. Hard to watch that one and not come away saying exactly what you said at the end of this "Contact" reaction... "I love this... just amazing...uhhh... I love *movies*!!!" 🤓🤩😎

Eleanor Anne Arroway // François-Marie Arouet // M. de Voltaire ...

For some good B&W cinema, put Casablanca and Citizen Kane on some lists. Maybe To Kill A Mockingbird and Treasure of the Sierra Madre too. Plenty more where those came from!

civilians are allowed to carry firearms

The ode to simps.

Glad to have been a part of making this movie. It's well directed and enjoyed contributing to the visual effects part. I was entrusted with the "Pensacola in space" scene at the end not telling my boss that I'm partially color blind. When he found out he almost tore all his hair out but it was too late, the stock has already gone to lab and we were on a tight deadline...I laugh my ass off every time I watch that scene....

We need a petition to protect forest the bean

He ass fucks her

Question for everyone. If in one of the packages was a gun and bullets, would you have killed yourself?

All the signs were there that he was destined to be with Bettina. Do you know what Wilson is in Ainu? Bettina. 😏😏. I'm going with Chuck ends up with that fine Red Head Bettina at the end. She's an upgrade.

Amazing Actors!

Remember My Cousin Vinny?

John hurt is the best part of this movie.

PULSAR (S), are an everyday word in Space science language now. But they were discovered in masses of Raw Paper data by a female P.hD student! A crazy type of spinning wobbly star that gives out a repetitive signal across space. An Extraordinary discovery that earned the 3 Professors of the Dept. Who gathered the masses of data through their experiments The NOBEL Prize!! The female P.hD student who actually discovered the signal amongst the masses of paper data they had basically given up on; was awarded nothing! As she was officially still just a student! However, since that oversight which some believe was due to sexism and male power dynamics of the 1970s! She has since been awarded almost EVERY other Scientific Award and Honour over her career for discovering the signal in the masses of data, and other woek during her lifelong scientific career! Its an amazing real life Sci Fi adventure story! Google PULSARS and watch the video interviews and documentaries on this amazing pioneering female Space Scientist! Remember, this was the 1970s!!! When there were virtually NO women in Science, let alone at the Cutting edge! Honestly, the work and dedication she put in! And then to finally get the recognition as the awards started rolling in over the years in recognition of her crucial part in the discovery!! It brought tears to my eyes! Now we even have a watch called a Pulsar! Amongst many other things! It also she who actually named the Discovey a PULSAR, yet the male professors had their own "Different" version of the story!🤔😮

I love this movie. The ending is abysmal, but everything leading up to it is fantastic.

Alan Silvestri is my neighbor. Nice guy

"Oblivion" with Tom Cruise is a brilliant Sci Fi movie! So creative anf conceptually clever, with a brilliant theme tune! Anc I think most TC movies are usually rubbish! But ive watched Oblivion 3x! And will do so again no doubt! 😮

Contact & Arrival are two great and very underated Sci Fi movies! WATCH video "How Big is The Universe", and then tell me there isn't so much life out there! But the distance between us and them, and them and others is so vast it would take hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of light years of travel until two inter space species meet! Having said that! I have seen TWO unexplained "Balls of Light" in my lifetime travelling under control at speed far faster than anything I've heard about on Earth! I had these two "encounters" about 30 years apart! One early morning in Birmingham when I glanced at the horizon mike's away! And one over Epping Forest at night ( 3am) when I couldn't sleep and got up to look at the stars etc. This was Epping Forester in East London, which is vast! And it seemed logical to me that if Light Speed is the fastest type of travel we know, then why wouldn't other beings be made of light somehow, or at keast have harnessed light TO TRAVEL!! 🤔

How much fun it must be to see Terminator for the first time...enjoy.

horrible reactor

1997; quite possibly the best year ever for sci-fi movies

Love this one. Thanks for sharing it, Verowak. 🙂

react to JOHN CARTER.... I watched many times. Is very entertaining.

There is a sublime and huge and impossible UAP parked over L.A. since September, visible only at night. Nine months. Over L.A. - If you don't believe me and you're in L.A. reply to this comment I will gladly "point to it with my finger" for your perusal. I made contact in 2011 and quickly discovered that L.A. is pretty much UAP Central. I have seen a baker's dozen of E.T. craft since then and this latest visitor blows my mind due to its behavior...what the heck are they doing over my town? For 9 months? Two months ago I compelled three Japanese tourists to follow my finger. They looked up and were astonished. Nine months. Not even the main UFOologist in YT will bother to check it out through his contacts in L.A. - he needs "evidence" and I suggested he tell one or two of his fans to get a telescope and camera to my place so I could "point at the UAP with my finger", an ancient technique for gathering evidence.

The government knew that the transport worked, but decided to jeep it secret, using the congressional hearing to promote the conspiracy theory as a cover story.

I'm starting to wonder if you are seeing these films in a dry run before you put them on video for the following reasons Sometimes you anticipate lines before they were even said. You anticipate things that first time watchers generally can't figure out, but out loud you tell us what's going to happen before it does. I've watched many of your videos, and it's the same thing. Then again, you do seem very intelligent, perhaps I'm wrong.

I forgot how beautiful this movie is :'( Carl Sagan writing about an alien species trying so hard to communicate with us in the same way he tried to communicate with them, throwing out signals to anything that might be intelligent enough to understand the basic laws of the universe (prime numbers)

"Oh no. No no." killed me.

27:07 this is why score is sooo important in movies. The score here gives off a sense of wonderment and a hint of cosmic horror as she is both joyful for hope not being lost but scared since she knows she has to take the trip herself after previous incidents and into another reality.

cold reaction for such a story, in my opinion

This is the first of your videos I ever watched… and I was already loving your reaction… but the very instant you said “hexagons are the bestagons” I rushed to subscribe! 😂 thank you for reacting to my favourite movie 😊

Vega was actually the first, blue star system the pod stopped at (where she saw the rails of the transport system); she was then moved to another system

According to Star Wars lore part of a Jedi's training is making their own light saber and the color of the saber is determined by the choice of crystal used in it

Did Verowak suffer the mandela effect she mentioned she noticed - Luke I am your father; No I am your father dialogue

In the book, 5 people took the trip.

Jena Malone was adorable.

Jodi Foster is really good in Panic Room.

This is one of my favourite movies. I do often wonder though, if the boy didn't kill his father, who did?

You Mean Bruce Wayne BATMAN Well i dont have see that movie

wouldnt be a John Woo film without doves

"eel infested waters" i love your references :)