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@johnmartin4119

5 жыл бұрын

Could you guys please do an analysis of the Lion King?

@jaspernez8410

5 жыл бұрын

Could you do Russian Doll from a Netflix.

@johnmartin4119

5 жыл бұрын

Ryan Stewart no faith the MCU can pull off Captain Marvel?

@johnmartin4119

5 жыл бұрын

Ryan Stewart sorry I jumped to conclusions, why do you want them to do your video suggestion before CM comes out?

@ms.rstake_1211

5 жыл бұрын

👍

Another thing no one ever really emphasizes that relates to modern parenting is the isolation of the families. There is no support network, no huge community during the length of the movie helping the parents, which is realted to parenting now. There isn’t the network of caregivers or support for parents now that there used to be in past generations.

@evasmiljanic3529

4 жыл бұрын

This. My aunt lives in Texas and raises a kid basically on her own-the dad travels a lot, the extended family lives far away. I compare it to my cousin, who lives with her parents and sisters, and her kid is raised by a whole family and even the community in general. The second one is a much more reassuring way to raise a kid-less pressure, more eyes and hands on deck.

@AvgJane19

4 жыл бұрын

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@seanceknowles2911

4 жыл бұрын

I am in that same situation. But not super extreme. Just my husband and me but we do.have his siblings around so I'm not super helpless. He works alot and i don't like to ask much from others, it's jut me dealing with 4 little children. I'm bot close to almost all my side of family( very dysfunctional) only my twin brothers who live in colorado and Utah. It gets lonely and i feel so guilty that my children don't get to experience having family around all the time. Lime grandparents feom both sides.

@SurahOnline

4 жыл бұрын

*Depends on your culture. The African and Indian culture have a HUGE support from our families/community. Thats why most of the time we have generations and generations all living under one roof. So don't act like this represents modern day parenting for EVERYBODY*

@steffthesensitive4697

4 жыл бұрын

@@SurahOnline Yeah I'd say it could be a criticism for Western Cultures, which is pumped out to the whole world through the media. I wonder how long before that style of family is how most cultures live.

At least these films convey to their audience that parenting SHOULD BE taken seriously.

@ms.rstake_1211

5 жыл бұрын

I guess but then they show them bringing children into the most messed of worlds. I get the Bird Box births but A Quiet Place is just messed up.

@GothikaRodriguez

4 жыл бұрын

@Instrumentality1000 Taking something serious is not being fearful of something.

@leilanidru7506

4 жыл бұрын

Gothika Rodriguez yea but it can be and often is. Parenting that “take parenting seriously” can present itself in many ways like helicopter parenting, controlling parents, parenting from a place of fear of what happens to your kid outside your home and influence, or fear of them growing up, living vicariously through your kids etc I’m sure there’re other ways I’m not thinking of. So he’s right, balance is essential. It should be taken seriously in the sense that your entirely responsible for the physiological, emotional, and psychological well being and development of another person (or multiple people) besides yourself. How parents choose to execute this responsibility can still be screwed up and can be a by product of “taking it waaay too seriously”. Like the video said it can easily turn into hyper-perfectionist and paranoid parenting that can also ruin the child just like the other end of that spectrum (neglect) would have.

The "I have always loved you" scene is one of the best cinematic moments I experienced in 2018

This actually gave me some really interesting insight into my parents. We don't have the best of relationships, but I've learned that they were so fearful about the world (both grew up in poverty and became upper middle class as adults), that they focused all their attention on just making sure I survived. They were never emotionally close or receptive to how I was feeling. My mother in particular was very aggressive towards me, and it took me a long time to realize that she did love me, but she felt like she needed to be hard on me to make sure I would survive. But it's still abusive, and it created a lot of problems that I'm working through as an adult. The irony is that treating your kids this way damages their self-confidence and emotional intelligence, making it even more difficult for them have a successful life in today's world. Fear is part of parenthood I guess, but if you don't manage your fear in a healthy way, you'll end up damaging your kids more than helping them.

@issamissa902

5 жыл бұрын

Yess I believe if you raise your child to be sure of itself and sure it's worthy of love no matter what it's better for them. I recently got a beautiful baby girl and a nurse came up to me when she was crying her heart out and she said to let her cry it out, hell noo, baby's need your attention and every time a child acts out it invites you to understand it and see their emotions and their preciousness

@jesscline9661

5 жыл бұрын

@@issamissa902 agree. I don't understand letting your baby "cry it out" either. A baby is crying as a way to communicate with parents that something is wrong. It does not mean they'll grow up to be "spoiled".

@issamissa902

5 жыл бұрын

@@jesscline9661 couldn't agree more

@Indiegirl007

5 жыл бұрын

I agree about fear being apart of parenting and how some parents allow the fear to over take them. I was heavily sheltered as a child, and led a very restrictive life. Partly due to poverty, but mostly because my family thought they were protecting me. Because of their 'shielding me' I now have to work so much harder to just be on the same level as other adults, and because of this, I feel inadequate, lost, and like I have failed before I have even began, because I don't have the skills and experiences that people my age would have. It's really fucked up how people allow fear to ruin the things they love.

@WhirlwindandHeatburst

5 жыл бұрын

Aggressive? You mean like hitting? Or worse? My dad can be verbally aggressive but that's as far as he will go.

The fact that in A Quiet Place they explicitly called out the waterfall and DIDN'T move Evelyn and the baby to live there until the baby was old enough to control their noise was endlessly frustrating for me.

@tinalovre

3 жыл бұрын

Lmaoo How braindead are you mate?

@susiem.2068

3 жыл бұрын

@@tinalovre Care to elaborate ?

I'm waiting for a 'don't smell' horror movie

@nicolle2126

5 жыл бұрын

Jumpy we have "Don't Breathe" so its close enough

@joshmciver4847

5 жыл бұрын

Listen...! Do you smell something?

@cinnamon9390

5 жыл бұрын

Wait wasn't there one where these dumbass kids break into this blind guy's house and he's blind but he smells them or something?

@GloomGaiGar

5 жыл бұрын

@@joshmciver4847 I smell what The Rock is cooking!

@inasaira8380

5 жыл бұрын

doctor who did this type of thing twice. they did the "dont breathe" thing in an episode called "Deep Breath" and they also did the OPPOSITE of birdbox which was "Dont Blink".

WHY OH WHY?? It's BEEN 10 MONTHS SINCE I SAW A QUIET PLACE AND IVE BEEN TRYING EVER SINCE TO FORGET ABOUT THE NAIL FOOT SCENE, AND JUST WHEN I WAS ABOUT TO BAM 0:25 HAPPENS. now i have to wait another 10 months to get that out of my head

Being raised in a Tiger mom household. I can say that I am burned out. I am not as smart as my siblings but being pushed to exhaustion makes me not want to do anything at all. I am the oldest and like Eddie, not too bright. Now I am not passionate about anything, the only thing that brings me joy is working at my grandfather’s paper laminating/stacking company because it is repetitive work and I loved the simplicity. But being pushed to do something I have no passion for is painful. Never be a tiger mom unless there’s a balance of strictness and fun or play. Asian countries with the same kind of approach have the highest suicide rate in the world because they take it to the next level and violence is acceptable.

@trinat347

5 жыл бұрын

Yes but remember your mom was human and that's probably how she was raised. Don't ever down yourself ,you have a passion you just haven't found it

@ms.rstake_1211

5 жыл бұрын

I get that. My mom was like the Bird Box mom and a Stepford wife mashed up and my teachers were all like the headmistress in Matilda (with a dash more cruelty). You really feel exhausted after a while. Flog me 14 times with a belt and honestly, all I'll feel like doing is taking a nap. I grew up in West Africa btw.

@ms.rstake_1211

5 жыл бұрын

@@trinat347 true but if your parents were really educated like mine, I don't feel it's an excuse 😏.

@maocharlisme

4 жыл бұрын

@@ms.rstake_1211 crazy!

@IAmVampire01

4 жыл бұрын

Same... I was never good enough. It became so bad that I even thought about killing myself at one point because my mum made me feel like I'm a waste of space and time. And I believed her. I am now a lot better, but I am having a very hard time opening up and communicating with other people because I was constantly told by my mum that everything I say is stupid and doesn't matter. She also said that she did that, so I grow up stronger. But to be honest, it broke me... And I often hate her for that.

Parenting is terrifying and I really appreciate someone putting it into words like this. Great video!

@casy6203

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly this made me realize I'm a tiger mom to my own sister and I'm caught in making sure she is prepared for everything but really in just being a bully

I can't imagine how awesome it must have been to work under Jon Krasinski. He seems like such a straight up and genuine person.

@inasaira8380

5 жыл бұрын

imagine what is like to work under john krasinski and also be ON TOP john Krasinski. emily blunt is a lucky lady.

@OceansTreasure

5 жыл бұрын

@@inasaira8380 *work with, not under.

In my opinion a Quiet Place is leagues above Bird Box in quality

@cinnamon9390

5 жыл бұрын

It's honestly one of my favorite movies ever, even though it gets my ovaries all in a twist

@icymoons

5 жыл бұрын

fact.

@bendermcbenderson

5 жыл бұрын

Straight facts

@MissMillsonxx

5 жыл бұрын

Meh they were both average. The decisions made by characters in both movies drove me insane but nothing more than the dad sacrificing himself in A Quiet Place when he could have just THROWN SOMETHING AWAY FROM THE FAMILY?? Maybe towards the noisy shed???

@ms.rstake_1211

5 жыл бұрын

Duuuhhhhh...

Bird Box is not a great movie, but deserves way better than being treated as a meme or remembered as the Netflix sensation of the season. And this essay gets it.

@kissedbyfireskye8428

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Even though the movie was so overhyped and pretty much set to fail. I found the movie pretty rushed. But I love this take on it 🥰

@realSimoneCherie

4 жыл бұрын

I loved it. Not the story arc per say, but the performances and central plot.

@clarinaketia8948

Жыл бұрын

I love Bird Box

After watching this I'm actually wondering if Mallory never intended on anybody looking, and she keeps looking at on Girl and denying Boy. She just wanted to see if Girl had the courage to risk herself because as you mentioned, Mallory is uncertain of Girl's survival because of her naivete. By volunteering Girl knew that she wouldn't make it but her family would survive and when she proves that to Mallory, Mallory is proud of Girl, and then tells them nobody is looking.

@georginatoland

5 жыл бұрын

Conor mc She was planning on having stupid Girl volunteer (and not her own son), but then remembered that Girl’s mom was a useless thing and that Girl would probably be just as useless. (Also some guilt about breaking her promise to Girl’s mother.)

@Zambedos

5 жыл бұрын

To be honest, this is a dumb scene through and through. I mean, its still tense from a character perspective, but plotwise not so much. Having someone look is a BAD idea. Not just because whoever looks dies, but because if anyone looks EVERYONE dies. They establish this fact during the inciting incident of the movie: Once her sister sees, Sandra Bullock has to keep her sister from intentionally steering them into certain death. This establishing of premises and then breaking them in order to create drama is why BB isn't a good movie. IMO, the birds not recognizing Gary is another instance of this, and I can't figure out why Sandra Bullock would attach any significance beyond coincidence to birds chirping in half the instances in which a threat was present. Maybe it makes more sense to those who read the book too?

@ririflutter

5 жыл бұрын

Georgina Toland you're so wrong omg and calling them stupid and useless just wow

@bmax99

4 жыл бұрын

@@Zambedos i think you've missed some key points in the movie. A. Most individuals walk to their own deaths when they see the monster but a select few become insane and try to kill others. Following this logic, there is about a 75% chance that whoever looks would at least get them through the rapids before killing themselves or others. B. the monster tends to prelude his entrance through birds or wind. Sometimes but not always.

@ilovenycsomuch

4 жыл бұрын

That’s kinda fucked up 😂

how much did they traumatize these kid actors

20:48 that's the thing, we need both thriving and surviving. like you said if we just survive, it'll be an empty life and if you just thrive you won't be able to keep living. that simple. both of them are needed to have a fullfilling life.

coming here to add that Bird Box came first as a book (highly recommend one of the best thriller/horror books I've read in years) and in the book everyone is killed by Gary leaving Mallory to raise two children completely alone, which explains how harsh she is to Boy and Girl throughout - so while keeping Tom alive is nice for some reprieve (god knows you need it after everything else) it also undermines Mallory's character that developed in the same way as the book despite losing the impetus of being totally alone... so the film is good, but that's really my biggest issue, altering the character's situation without altering her development, which is probably why it doesn't sit right in the film

What about The Babadook? I think The Babadook dig into the matter of parenting deeper than these 2 movies

@viviana8368

5 жыл бұрын

i think the babadook main purpose was mental illness though

@Mangolite

5 жыл бұрын

The Babadook is a much better horror about parenting, especially after the loss of a supporting partner which came out in 2014. However, I think that because of both A Quiet Place and Bird Box came out in the same year with both dealing with parenthood that they were analyzed together.

@mainjoke

5 жыл бұрын

i watched the Babadook expecting to laugh, and ended with a huge ammount of respect for it, amazing movie beautifully told and terrifyingly accurate, plus the artwork is great

@partydean17

5 жыл бұрын

I think babadook did not

@Werewolf914

5 жыл бұрын

The Babadook was so damn hilarious and bad, I don't care if a movie has some deeper meaning (for example The Monster) especially when it comes to Monster movies I just want a cool Monster, but Babadook was mostly boring then you get to the end where she beats it by yelling at it, then keeps it in her basement and feeds it worms, I was literally crying from laughing so hard, and was shocked anyone could consider it the best 'horror' movie, definitely was a comedy not horror. It reminded me of that Goosebumps episode where the kid lectures the mud Monster to death it was funny.

Bird Box may not be as good as A Quiet Place, but both of them spoke to me in a deep level about love and family. But as thriller films, Bird Box failed to maintain the tension trought the movie while A Quiet Place was keeping me on the edge the whole time. Loved the review, I hope to see your take on Velvet Buzzsaw soon

@shawnhall3849

4 жыл бұрын

Mari Romero Apocalypse movies don’t always have to have constant tension.

@UKLeonie

4 жыл бұрын

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Velvet Buzzsaw was real good too.

The beginning of A quite place is my literal nightmare! It's probably every parents nightmare also! That was the scariest thing I have ever experienced!

I don't think a Tiger Mom s a healthy way to raise a child, unless there is a life threatening thing happening, like your child running across a road or smthg

@galateaswart2446

3 жыл бұрын

My father always wanted to be a tiger mom, but he was also an Tri-State Area child dealing with being a father in the hippie communities of the West Coast. So I think for him the reason he lived the tiger mom persona is because he did actually grow up in "the big bad cities" of the 80s and 90s and knew my upbringing did not prepare me for those cultures or what makes people successful in them. The tiger mom was the closest he got to opening my eyes to the fact the world is not a hippie commune.

And remember parents~ DON'T BE LIKE GARY!

Although I prefered the ancient name of the Channel, the quality is still there so whatever

@maggiemcfly5267

5 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I have to double-check just so that I don't end up watching videos of the Talko haha

@markenfinger

5 жыл бұрын

Maggie McFly haha

@trinaq

5 жыл бұрын

Me too, the new name is a bit of a mouthful, but the videos are still of the same brilliant analytical quality, so it's only a minor grumble.

@tigereyez01

5 жыл бұрын

Why was the name changed??

@trinaq

5 жыл бұрын

+tigereyez01 Apparently, they felt that "The Take" summed up what their Channel Name was all about, as they're giving "Their Take" on all aspects of Pop Culture and beyond!

As a parent myself, I wanna say thank you for this video essay 💌

I think that the thing is to tell kids the true, tell them what the danger is, because their parents wont be always there for them so theiy need to know what s' happens and how to help themselves

THIS IS YOUR BEST VIDEO EVER I couldn’t stop crying, I didn’t even cry when I saw these movies!

@Caneladorada

4 жыл бұрын

lol same

This makes even more sense on March 2020

Her deafness is definitely portraying the naivety of youth. Young people are deaf to the dangers of the world

The part that says that they are little adults and have to be self sufficient faster is interesting because Lee was also distant from his daughter because he was upset with her regarding their other child’s death. Malory also treated her “daughter” badly over child like things. Yes, in these situations being childish can get you killed but danger can only make a child mature so much. Both children were expected to be adults and that’s hard for them. Very interesting.

@vanyadolly

Жыл бұрын

Regardless the daughter giving her brother the toy (without batteries) isn't as big of an issue as the parents letting a toddler trail that far behind them. I can't imagine a parent doing this IRL while walking in the woods and over a bridge.

It's always in the extreme. like neither parent has a balance of Thriving & Surviving. However, I would say that Tom may have been more balanced than all the other 3-parents. He took risks to survive but at the same time he tried to give the kids hopes and dreams. An imagination beyond "the bird box".

Nice analysis! I haven't seen A Quiet Place yet, but the big takeaway I got from Bird Box was how much Sandra's character doesn't trust the kids. She feels like she has to be their savior and that she can't even allow input from them on who is going to navigate the fork in the river. Both children attempt extreme bravery in being willing to sacrifice their safety, but she denies them both that option of free will. She lords over them because of her fears. Considering the title of your video, I"m surprised you didn't bring this up, since I see modern parenting sharing this same fatal flaw of parents not trusting their children to make their own choices or have a say in their own futures. It's also a theme I notice in superhero films: The hero has to decide for everyone, allowing no input from others. I'm glad that Sandra's character comes to another way of thinking by the end, realizing that mere survival is not the same as truly living. But, other than asking the kids if they want to play, she still hasn't shown that she trusts them to make any real decisions for themselves.

@marywarren8357

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's implied that she will. Naming them and asking if they want to go play was a huge step for her.

@ShadesAndBoots

4 жыл бұрын

Are you arguing that she should listen to the input of 5/6 year olds about their decision to make choices for themselves that could actually be fatalistic for everyone & calling it "free will"? I don't think that scene was about the kids being brave anyway, I think it was a gun to her head saying who was she willing to sacrifice. Did she love them equally or not? And are you also arguing, that a superhero should hold a brainstorming session with the ppl they're attempting to save, whilst in peril, to make the best decision on how to save them? These questions are rhetorical btw.

When Girl repeated “I save myself” that had me for real tearing up.

I love that you used examples from Fresh off the boat, I love that show.

That tiger mom aspect of the movie registered with me as a black parent worried about the cops & navigating a racially discriminatory education and economy.

Well this video teached me that yep, I still don't want kids, I'll stick with my cat thank you, she'll die before the apocalypse anyway.

@kikib.4519

4 жыл бұрын

But cats have nine lives though.

@darkdream1469

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

*** I'd totally LOVE to see a video on the X-Files! Mulder, Scully, and an analysis of their relationship, maybe Mulder's love interests, and Scully's love interests! *** You girls are so freaking awesome. Thank you for making these!!!

I haven't seen either of these movies but still cried a bit a few times during this film analysis. Though this channel's videos mainly specialize in media analysis, they're also surprisingly motivational as well. Optimistic and kind life pick-me-ups. Thank you. :)

Although I understand and agree that Bird Box is not near as good as other thrillers or even A Quiet Place, it spoke to me on a deeeeep level... I’ve always wanted to be a mother but, at times, I’m terrified that my depression, anxiety and inability to connect with people (and feeling like I’m not yet self-sufficient enough) will impede me from being a good mother... the current situation of the world makes me question whether i should even be considering at all! Bird Box actually made me cry several times because just imagining myself in their situation intensified those fears of mine but left me feeling a bit more hopeful... hopeful that, even in this brutal world, I may thrive with a family in the future.

I love this channel's analysis on things. It actually makes me appreciate what I am watching more. I would usually do this myself, but these days the entertainment is so much and so often I barely take time to really analyse what I am watching like I used to.

This video is so true but sad to say some parents will always stick to their ways due to various reasons. It's sad but that's the reality we live in. The very people that made this world cutthroat and brutal is because we allowed them to be. We're all made ourselves doormats which we allow bad people walk all over us due to the over-belief of self-esteem.

Both Bird Box and A Quiet Place reminded me of Cargo (2017). Now I feel like I need to rewatch that movie to see if it fits the same analysis about parental fears.

If you want to know the best protection for your kids. Well be like me and just don't have any. No kids no worry about anything. Unfortunately because Society is too messed up

I am truly amazed! Such a beautiful, insightful and educational analysis!! Thank you

Mechanical and emotional. Facts and faith. "what is and what could be". I aspire to these analysis!

i love you guys, this is my fav video from this channel. thank you!

You guyd pulled a lot from birdbox which is good for this video but I just cant get over how superior a quiet place is to it and that birdbox somehow became incredibly popular

@benhinton4613

5 жыл бұрын

A lot of times popular things are bad, like fortnite, bird box, etc

Shyamalan made this movie in 2004. It was called The Village. Same idea but people shit on it.

These are the kinds of videos I want to watch. Thank you!

BOY! GIRL! WHERE’S GIRL? Lmaooo

I get why people were more impressed by A QP but I feel drawn to BB.

Mallory was also a very reluctant mom and she spent most of her pregnancy in denial - so she was a Tiger Mom I guess...but she wasn’t exactly pining for a family, certainly wouldn’t have intentionally conceived knowing it would bring grave danger, as Evelyn did.

Hey, I subscribed a while back, and I love your work, and I think that you should really make some videos on Lost, the TV show. I think a lot of people would enjoy it, I know I certainly would.

I teared watching this video, I don't have children, I plan on having them but the idea of taking care of them in this world is... exhausting, and I say it because of the recent events we all hear, but I also know that parenting has pretty much always has been difficult (I mean, that there's always been some kind of threat throughout history) but I just...I'm so scared! Everything just seems to keep getting worse.

I very much want to make a quiet home inside of John Krazinksi's beard. It looks so luxurious ☺

6:07 You have to protect (t)hem. Promise me (Ned). Promise me.

@mimishkaz

5 жыл бұрын

Anxiously waiting for Season 8.

Both really great movies and even more excellent video.

For some reason this reminds me of the 100. Especially about the surviving part.

@The Take by ScreenPrism. You guys are awesome. Keep up this great work.

Wow, that is a gooddamn good video, very much like it. Well done!

Waiting on something about the new Suspiria, my head is STILL spinning from that experience but some parts left me very confused.

This was SO BEAUTIFUL :)))))))

Nowadays, anyone who wants to be a parent is either too stupid or too brave (if they're actually not the same). We are leaving no resources and a scorched earth to next generations and instead of teaching them collaboration, we demand them to be ruthless in order to get the last spoils from a sinking ship. Great video, thanx, girls!!!

Petition to change the name back

Love u guys.

I love this video

i don't know why but this video made me cry so much

Shyamalan's Eastrail 177 trilogy, please!!!

I like both of these movies.

Bird Box = 5/10 A Quiet Place = 8.5/10

@santiaginho1997

4 жыл бұрын

I apreciatte that you don't condem Bird Box nor glorify A Quiet Place,

I hate how Birdbox never addressed the specifics that made people want to force others to see when they saw the monsters. Like, mental illness not as black and white as “crazy and not crazy.” Many disorders are a spectrum. I just found this very lazy storytelling, by adding “why do some people not kill themselves and instead hurt others...they’re criminally insane, or whatever.”

@qwerty11111122

5 жыл бұрын

Mothers think that mentally ill people are out to get their children. I think this detail is purposefully silly.

@vinceknox4425

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff Power I hadn’t seen it that way, but I hope that’s true! I thought it was so weird how broad and out-of-date the film/book saw mental health.

@jukou4life583

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff Power that’s a good way to look at it

@AKeuzinha

5 жыл бұрын

When I read the book, I looked at it from a perspective that, if the entity itself didn't go breaking into people's safe houses and all that to take them, and never seemed to actually reach out and grab people etc for whatever reason, those other people are being affected different in a way they'll hunt down the ones still alive and unreached, and force them to see or just kill them; I imagine it would be the people already inclined to that cruelty that would be affected differently

This video is so much more relevant under COVID-19. With masking, social distancing, travel restrictions, in-house dining restrictions and not to mention so much more bad news coming at us at every minute, children are gonna be deprived of so many experiences, for example, travelling overseas. It becomes a challenge for parents in how to give their kids a complete childhood possible under these circumstances of increasing isolation, restrictions and the world burning itself down

Well wtf with all this negatieve comments about how bird box THIS VID IS NOT ABOUT THAT (also though simillar, they are quite a bit different, they excel in their own different ways)

This analysis is so relevant in today's scenario where parents want their kids to be safe during pandemic but also experience joys of childhood

a good review of the two movies

I have a son, and I hate myself everyday for having him. My fear and paranoia for how the world will treat him scares me. There is more to the story but this is stripping it to the rawest form

@virginiaarthur5

4 жыл бұрын

REM Shinigami I think the world hasn’t changed that much if you look at history the world has always been horrifying even more then now. We have medicine and options we didn’t back then It’s just now with out easy access to information there’s so much fear, like child abductions we’re actually higher in the 40-50s it’s just we didn’t have access to news from around the world like we do now, teen pregnancy is also at an all time low as well as child hunger so don’t be to hard on yourself and relax a bit

really love your channel. It's great to have a perspective from a female perspective.

We talked about the parenting/family theme in our video as well. That was the most interesting things about these films.

Watching during Corona Pandamic ✌️

I cried while watching this, don't know, maybe because I appreciated my parents even more becauseof the message.

I love this channel!!! I’ve been subscribed for 3 years now... I think lol But I would love to see your opinion on you from Netflix and Russian Doll from Netflix and well! ♥️🤗🎬

Yeah....I think I'll just skip on becoming a parent

6:00 Lyanna... is that you...?

4:53 ty

Dear God! It's been 7 months since Bird Box already? I've done nothing with my life.

While I understand parenting it's very challenging and frightening. I totally disagree with the optic that parents should be overprotective, over controlling and plan a perfect life for their children... they are just gonna ruin their kids lives. How do I know? I have overprotective parents...

starting the video with Sarah Paulson is perfect

My reaction at 3:38:- Jess Bhamra! When did you quit football to become a doctor?

helen keller could've survived both

@nkbujvytcygvujno6006

5 жыл бұрын

Not really, since being deaf might mean she'd have no way of knowing if something she was doing was making noise.

@AHHHHHHHHHyells

5 жыл бұрын

@@nkbujvytcygvujno6006 true

A Quiet Place > Bird Box

When will the by ScreenPrism tag be dropped?

Hey! who's cutting onions? (That was a good video :-). )

Bird Box always struck me as a little too "on the nose." A Quiet Place was definitely the superior of the two.

A Quiet Place is much much better than Bird Box

HOLY COW I HAD NOOOO CLUE

Bird box leaves me confused I still wonder what was the antagonist

It's me or the "you have to protect them" sounds like GOT

Can you please do an episode based on Tommy Shelby!!! 🙏🏼

one question, how did the kids in birdbox learn to swim??

@benhinton4613

5 жыл бұрын

The writers of the screenplay taught them how

@abramsullivan7764

5 жыл бұрын

@@benhinton4613 well yeah that's truly made sense.

@marywarren8357

5 жыл бұрын

Ever heard of the phrase sink or swim? Back in the day, there was no patient teaching, there was toss 'em in. How do you think the first human learned to swim? Personally, I'm in the teach my kids first category, but it isn't impossible to think that they'd instinctively swim as best they could if need be.

I cried jHDJSDJDJ

"economically worthless but emotionally priceless" LOL obviously that needs revising in a post youtubekids/paul brothers society LOL

@lydiahkanyoro90

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve saved that quite. It’s so funny 😂😂