The simplicity and directness of these videos is just terribly terribly charming. Bravo.

your videos are so authentic! keep it that way! Loving it!

@q0w1e2r3t4y5

3 жыл бұрын

You guys should collaborate. :)

@hariiii409

3 жыл бұрын

I watch your videos everyday with daddy love from INDIA

@darrenehhhhhhtill8051

3 жыл бұрын

Kievn Rus came a long way 🇷🇺❤️

@RussianPlus

3 жыл бұрын

@@q0w1e2r3t4y5 sure. Lets do it:)

@hariiii409

3 жыл бұрын

@@RussianPlus can I collab with you in Goa ?

"I havent spoken English in a long time" proceeds to speak English just fine lolol

@davidhall1732

3 жыл бұрын

They're so good at speaking its impressive.

@rugfixr

3 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile in America, actually learning proper English is rare

@ArchesBro

3 жыл бұрын

@@rugfixr I'm not sure what you mean by that. I have a feeling you are referring to black people speaking with a heavy amount of slang, or regional accents. Surely we assume people with certain accents are ignorant, poor, or in some cases affluent, but stereotypes aren't necessarily true. Is a person dumb if they are from the west coast and speak full-on valley girl, or southern Texas with a prominent drawl, or an absurd new york accent? Or are they simply speaking in an interesting and artistic way?

@LeonidAndronov

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, this was funny

@awapuhi9

2 жыл бұрын

@@rugfixr I noticed you didn't respond to @ArchesBro. That can only mean one thing. You're here to cause trouble, brat.

Thank you for showing us the cinema where you live

Your English is even great in your older videos!! Your editing in the humor is really funny. Your normal edits are great also. You are great at making videos.

Popcorn guy was showing that famous Russian service with a smile.

@ericknguyen4123

3 жыл бұрын

LOL.... So true.

@fturla

3 жыл бұрын

I've never seen that before. Every time I've gone to watch a movie in the theaters, the employees always appear happy. But of course, almost all the theaters I've gone to have been in the States.

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

If they smile you know they did some crap to the popcorn. Thus no smile.

@mikediamond353

3 жыл бұрын

Please give the minute mark, so we can find what you did notice.

@CarlosPerezChavez

3 жыл бұрын

Service is selling

Natasha, you are a great Ambassador for your country.

@hershellacey9405

3 жыл бұрын

She's amazing isn't she?

@melbar

Ай бұрын

Let us hope in a few years she can continue

I like that she asked the viewers to say if the popcorn + soda culture applies everywhere but the comments are giving much more important information: cinemas overcharge for food no matter where you live

@user-lj6md9ne9d

3 жыл бұрын

in addition, to sit and eat like a cow and at the same time watch the alleged "Hollywood art" looks completely ridiculous.

@julioguzman4891

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

I love the classic Russian understatement in this video - "I hope the film will be at least acceptable" 😁

@lewstone5430

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, yeah they don’t hope for too much which is simultaneously sad, precious, humble, and funny.

@roy_for_real2674

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

Your videos are so simple & realistic. Thats what i love most!

Your sense of humor keeps showing through more and more. I love the happy piano soundtrack and the things like the duck picture for "Dark". This is precious and so are your friends. Wonderful video.

"If I don't have money , i dont buy food", I Know the struggle.

Have you already watched the "Alita"? Did you like this film? And have you watched it in 2D or Imax? Write in comments below 😊⤵

@kultawatsukyai

4 жыл бұрын

Do you use instagram, It will be okay if I would like to follow you.

@Regirs

3 жыл бұрын

Was awful, pls read the manga, movie lost the entire point of the original

@The0ldg0at

3 жыл бұрын

Most of those I know who have read the manga first didn't like the Hollywood version of it. The manga series of the 1990's was a Japanese cyberpunk story. The movie was a western millennial adaptation so they had to add lot of today's romantic twist to the plot that go against the taste of true Japanese cyberpunk fans. Japanese cyberpunk is all about the tragedies for the lower class people when the ideals of science & technology progress for the benefit of mankind meet the reality of the elite class greed for wealth and power. Everyone in the lower classes are addicted to dream stories of how to reach the top. But those are only lies promoted by the elites to divide them into competing factions. I recommend you to read the manga (or watch the anime series )Akira if you want to know more about Japanese cyberpunk. The mangakas are in the lowest class of story tellers and Hollywood is the elite of story tellers, I didn't expect they could really respect the story of the original manga. But they tried. Maybe that's why you were confused, my guess is you are the kind to look for the deeper meanings before you can feel that you understand something.

@WNYXeb777

3 жыл бұрын

I had purchased Alita to watch at home on computer. Loved it.

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

I watched it at home and it was very easy to follow without ever knowing any backstory.

Your videos truly show that Americans and Russians have more similarities than differences. If only our political leaders would realize that. Our countries could accomplish so much together instead of against each other. Thank you for giving us English speakers a view of life in your country.

@rainazale4722

3 жыл бұрын

You're right, both countries are very similar and runned by the same marxist tyranny.

@meisteremm

3 жыл бұрын

The trouble is that American history and Russian history have a lot of disturbing parallels. In America, the Natives were either killed off or pushed onto small, unwanted pieces of land. In Russia, in Siberia, the same thing very often occurred. Both countries have strong imperialistic tendencies. Given this similarity, it's inevitable that they won't get along where politics and military ambitions are concerned.

@rainazale4722

3 жыл бұрын

Blame the ashkenazis who turned Russia to disaster and they're doing same thing to America. That's the similarity. Russia had and still have native populations and then what? Natives can't create or build nations.

@meisteremm

3 жыл бұрын

@@rainazale4722 Blaming the Jews again, huh? That's a pretty tired old scapegoat. Also, if the Jews have so much power and influence then why the hell weren't they able to stop the Holocaust, the Pogroms and the Spanish Inquisition? I suppose they let millions of their own people die as a distraction.

"Geting duck" oh that made me laugh big 😁😅🤣🤣❤

I think popcorn man serving liked the look of Natasha very much 😍

@generalgeneral9087

3 жыл бұрын

Haha..it would have been a fun dare to get his name and a conversation going. :)

“Girls night out” is what they call it in America! Thanks for sharing your content. You have become much better at videos, as this video is one year old when I watched it! (Almost 12,000 followers- today) Best wishes of continued success

I've seen "Durak" and "Mayor" from Yuriy Bykov and must say that these films were VERY interesting and thought provoking.

The beauty of Natashas face is stunning...

@lach3v

3 жыл бұрын

Holy Moly! It must be your birthday! Just messing 😜

Hey, it's Valentine's Day again... weird, eh? I just discovered your channel (I think the algorithm has found you!!), and enjoyed your video very much. I can't wait to check out more of your videos.

This is great down to earth real video. Thanks for posting. Awesome to see normal life in your home town.

I'm from the US and buying popcorn and a soda cost as much a the movie

@buttercupstruelove340

3 жыл бұрын

Years ago I used to go to Costco to buy a couple of their hot dogs and then 'smuggled' them into the nearby movie theater to enjoy once the lights went down. I got tired of making the extra trip before the movie so I quit this practice and now if I don't eat a meal before leaving home I end up spending around twenty bucks U.S. for a couple of theater hot dogs, a medium soda (usually cherry Coke), and a small popcorn. But, heck - since the pandemic began last year I haven't been to a movie theater and have streamed everything at home.

@jason4275

3 жыл бұрын

true, ticket cost 13.99 for adults, then large popcorn cost $10.99 small soda $3.99.

@koilamaoh4238

3 жыл бұрын

Best to avoid this stuff lol at the movies, usually prety pricey. But you know, now a days. Movies are eh, bland. You can enjoy most movies at home now a days,without having to splurge. I do believe the whole movie going urge will die out, its more like a boomer concept, kinda like their dying malls for example, certain parts of certain countries, tend to keep these ideas afloat, like malls, cinemas..While modern countries with availability of goods and entertainment, and such, will abandon the malls and cinema, things.

@koilamaoh4238

3 жыл бұрын

@Nicolas Rosas Well there are people that miss that the whole commune socialistic aspect of the herd, wanting to go out, to be with others. So theres that. As I im not to care for going out much.

@thefirefly1234

3 жыл бұрын

movie theaters only make money from the food not the tickets thats why it cost so much

-We are modern people *Proceeds to use Internet Explorer*

@jocivtrance3455

3 жыл бұрын

Wough, nerd much..?

@bruddaozzo

3 жыл бұрын

@@jocivtrance3455 SIMPPPPPPP!!!!!!!

@paulmiller4207

3 жыл бұрын

She has a boyfriend

@pripyat.sadboi8092

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmiller4207 evidence?

@Jason.cbr1000rr

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmiller4207 shes single asf lol

buying popcorn and a soda cost way more than the movie where I live

@zsoltpapp3363

3 жыл бұрын

And it is worth more too most of the times

@rodrigofernandez9800

3 жыл бұрын

@@zsoltpapp3363 Can confirm from Mexico. But here is (or at least was before covid) to bring your own food. But hiding it hahahha

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

Of course, because that's what keeps them afloat. If no one bought refreshments, the theatre would soon close.

@mikediamond353

3 жыл бұрын

All of these comments are worthy of attention. The movie houses will have to come up with a new business plan. Haven't paid rent in a year! The people will never attend in the same numbers.

@MIGHTYxMUKESH

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in India 😂

Your vlogs are very original and never boring 🙂👍

Again good content. Keep up the good work

@NatashasAdventures

5 жыл бұрын

thank you, I will!

What a wholesome video

Totally engrossing. I really enjoyed our trip to the cinima with you and your friends. Thank you 😊

You’re very sweet and genuine. God bless you!

So wonderfully authentic and from a young person's perspective with her friends. I really enjoyed it. Thanks to u and your friends Natasha. Piano music interesting. Keeps momentum going.

Like that arcade inside! And yes, love Harry Potter! Thanks for posting.

@sobrcelt

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was like "AIR HOCKEY!!!"

Brazilian flag 🌻I’m reading Tolstoy at the moment. I’d love to visit Russia one day 🌸

@giovanniaugustofabbri

3 жыл бұрын

não tem jeito, brasil ta em todas ne kkkkkk abracos luna

@joshuabenjaminelliotross283

3 жыл бұрын

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk eu pulei quando eu vi, qual a historia dessa bandeira kkk?

God bless you natasha! Your video,s are fine! You are the real world. And a pretty world at that!!!

I just watched Alita: Battle Angel yesterday at the movie theater here in Thailand. It was great. How much do tickets cost in Russia? How much did you pay? Great editing by the way. Keep making videos!

@NatashasAdventures

5 жыл бұрын

Hello! One ticket cost me 250 rubles, which is 3.77$. In the morning it can be 100 or 200 rubles :) But mostly it's 250. And how much are the tickets there in Thailand? And thank you for comment, it cheered me up a lot!

@tolumnia

3 жыл бұрын

In USA, movie tickets are usually $10 to $15 US

@meisteremm

3 жыл бұрын

@@tolumnia On tuesdays, I pay five dollars. I may see a movie tomorrow, come to think of it.

@ellieandronansvlogs7081

2 жыл бұрын

Where in Thailand?

@donaldduck-ru4lw

3 ай бұрын

i love you natasha i want you will my wife kiss your face go lisi lake meet me

I’m addicted to your videos. Keep them coming! Tell us about public transportation in Russia. What did it cost for your bus ride? Are the buses clean and comfortable? Are bus routes and schedules convenient?

I just watched your learning Russian alphabet, through the way of Street signs. I absolutely loved it. What an original idea. I'm really enjoying your videos. Take care and warm.

Enjoyed this cinema trip! You friends are both lovely young ladies,like yourself. I saw this movie awhile back on DVD. I enjoyed it very much. I thought the action was cool and the villian was very strong. Too bad that with covid we can't enjoy the experience of going to the cinema ! Maybe soon? I hope!

You should do more impromptu activity videos like this one. It is a great way to see the real Russia first hand 🍿🥤

Nice Video Natasha . keep up the good work.. it was entertaining to watch

@NatashasAdventures

5 жыл бұрын

Kingshuk Chowdhury thanks 😊😊 OMG I remember we spoke in Facebook so long ago!..

@kingshukchowdhury898

5 жыл бұрын

@@NatashasAdventures yes.. good to see you here. nice video.

this is so cute.. it almost hurts xD

@q0w1e2r3t4y5

3 жыл бұрын

If I see too much cute I just curl into a ball and agonize. :D haha

Quite fun Natasha. Thanks for sharing a snap shot of your life, and your lovely friends too👍🏻🎞. God Bless🙏🏻🕊💚

Bro this is exactly what I was looking for, thanks man

@tntdogs6910

4 жыл бұрын

I was so interested in how it was to visit entertainment in Russia like

I think it would be interesting to see the reaction of you and your friends to Russian characters in Hollywood movies 😊

This was a nice little gem a little glimpse into a simple trip to the movies for Russian ladies. Thanks.

NATASHA YOURE SO VERY PRETTY

I really liked this video. I would love it if you reviewed more films. It is interesting to compare what different people think about a particular film. I really enjoyed the film you saw. It's one of my favorites.

that bus you got on after 2 minutes is the exact same type of small bus we have in London) It must be bought from same company)))

@Davey-Boyd

3 жыл бұрын

I thought that too!

I love your editing style, very well done and funny! Alita was a great movie!

In the coronavirus age, online streaming services have replaced movie theaters. I now watch everything at home. In my youth, I used to go down to the movie theater to watch new James Bond films that came out. Today, the viewing experience has changed. That movie theaters still exist and people go to them brings back memories. Thanks for the video about going to and seeing a film in a movie theater in Russia!

Your English is very good and you speak very cute, Amazing vlog.👍

I have been to a Russian movie theater in Moscow. We saw Night Watch, which I believe is a Russian production. Overall, seeing a movie in Russia was the same as in the US. We normally get popcorn and a drink, and we did in Russia, as well.

Natasha you are amazing. The music in your videos is always so good. These Russian songs you pick sound like a cottagecore video game, like Animal Crossing or something- очен мілый 🐣

Nice choice of the piano music in the background.

In the Netherlands (where I am from) food and drinks are far overpriced.. I could pay for it but it is against my principles. I sneak in my own snacks.

@RK-ti2qq

3 жыл бұрын

I used to have the same principles.... until I became a millionaire.

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, all food and drink is overpriced at a first run movie theatre. In the US, $0.25 of popcorn, $0.40 of buttery oil, $0.01 of salt, and a $0.35 tub is sold for $8-10. Simply put, the real money they make is the refreshments. If no one bought them, it would quickly become run down and soon after close.

I have recently subscribed and from the first video I saw, I fell in love with this girl, she is great I love it.

Yes we normally will buy Popcorn and Coke at the theater even though it much more expensive at theaters.

Just accidentally watched your video, and it made me interested in Russia more. I remember watching Nochnoy Dozor (Night Watch) with English subtitles of course, which I love, back in the day.

Fun and pleasant. Thanks for taking us along.

I watch at least 2 commercials before I let your video start.. it's my little way of supporting you the best way I can.

Cinema food is so expensive! I always buy outside and smuggle it in with me 😂

Wonderful meeting your friends.... And delightful seeing the similar experiences & interactions on a night out at the cinema. We humans, we really are the same the world over. It's a shame that sometimes it's forgotten.

I liked it when they started to applaud in the cinema. I never actually saw that. Very funny. I like your vídeos. They're amazing!! 😅👌😉

@UkrainoTV

3 жыл бұрын

They applauded because cinema put on a film one guy's St-Valentine's congratulations of his gf/wife (I guess it's paid service).

Some how missed this one, thank you for a lovely video! Your friend who hadn't spoken english for a long time spoke perfectly :-)!

All the best keep it up ! 😇😘

Very nice video. I love videos like this, seeing how things are in other countries. Ive watched a lot about Russia and western Europe but not where you are from. I am a new subscriber and i am looking forward to watching more videos

I watched Alita on the plane to Hawaii. I liked it and it really made the flight go by faster.

*They sell beer in Russian movie theater's that's so cool.*

3 жыл бұрын

and so do us movies

I spend all my time at the movies. My favorite past time.

I think the first Russian movies I watched were "night watch" and " day watch" "Black Lightning" was another good one. I really like the cgi in those films. I've recently watched TV series "The Method" and "Better Than Us"

@qasim2307

2 жыл бұрын

watch 'come & see' if you like war films but it's very disturbing and gut wrenching

@kctechie

2 жыл бұрын

@@qasim2307 thanks. I'll check it out

My wife is from Azerbaijan and I am now learning Russian. It's a slow process, but I am beginning to understand how to read it and have simple conversations.

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

Очень хороший!

I like the background music. old timey. Good taste.

I love Alita a lot, one of my favs

Your friends seems so nice and you are all such good and moral young ladies. It is refreshing to see. American girls could learn much from you, as they exist in America with so much and are so spoiled, and take for granted what you cherish and have difficulty in obtaining there.

It's crazy how you all speak English, and pretty well. Basically no-one here speaks any Russian.

@economicdevelopment5972

3 жыл бұрын

These are college girls, studying foreign cultures and languages and Natasha is studying Chinese. So, they would be better trained than average city or farm youth

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

As I learn more Russian, I'll aim to change that.

@tommyrex6648

3 жыл бұрын

They don't call English the "Lingua Franca" for nothing lol.

great video, so this is what having friends is like

I'm just now watching this video -- I like this episode of your VLOGs! Yes, indeed, the theater that you go to looks very much like the ones that I also go to watch films (I'm in Cleveland, Ohio - USA). Your friends look like excellent confidants to have, and they shouldn't be worried about speaking English - it's not my first language neither, and lots of English-speaking folks are fine/patient about any lapses we make, when speaking it. As for Alita: Battle Angel? I liked the film. It takes place in a post-apocalyptical world, where those who are on Earth's grounds are common people, and those in the skies, are the elites. The Dr. who finds Alita was surprised to find an artificial intelligent robot that was discarded, and so he repairs her, and basically raises her like her daughter. But? Alita has a past, which was shown in the "flashbacks" - She was a battle android, who fought a losing battle with her combat team, and now, the folks from the sky city (Zalem) are now after her. Anyway, love these VLOGs! :-)

Greetings from Canada. Spasido for these lovely videos. I'm determined to spend some time each day watching the Russian language alphabet tutorial you recently produced.

@lightdark00

3 жыл бұрын

'Спасибо', бо нет до.

Very interesting and very informative! Thanks so much for sharing!

Loved it 👍

Charming ,but Natasha, your video quality has really improved since this video. It's improved much.

I love your videos! 🙂

A night on the town. I like that!

In Spain, the food and beverages you can buy inside cinema theatres are usually SO overpriced, that I think most people don't buy them... and the most daring individuals often try to sneak inside food and beverages bought elsewhere.

Thanks!

Your English has improved so much since you made this video.

Hello -- loved the video. Reminded me almost exactly as going to a movie in the 1970's with friends ------ except of course for ordering tickets online and seeing Alita. I really enjoy seeing how other folks get by since I'll never get to see in person. Great video's young Lady. No -- actually here we used to smuggle in snacks ---- we would by popcorn and coke tho, In the 80's the soda turned into wine. :)

Thank you for taking me on a journey to the cinema!!! I do buy Coca~Cola & popcorn at the cinema. I understand how you feel about some Russian cinema. I am from Canada. Most Canadian cinema is forgettable. I do enjoy different European movies and I HAVE seen some Russian cinema that I have enjoyed but we do not see much Russian movies here. That should change, I hope. As long as a movie has subtitles, I'm willing to watch it. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

@hershellacey9405

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer orange soda with my popcorn.

I really like the Russian KZreadrs

I really like Alita: Battle Angel. You chose a very good movie to see. In America, cokes and popcorn and the other food items you can buy are MORE expensive than the tickets to the movie. It is big scam to take all your money, in my opinion. Food does not need to cost as much as you pay for at the "movies".

Hi girls ! Always eat before you go to cinema..or bring food in your bag... no one needs to pay those prices.. in pandemic times, make popcorn, drink Pepsi 😉 and watch movie at home... you can talk and laugh all you want, and stop movie when you want..

Great sense of humor, thanks.

Thanks! Be there next year woo woo.

Your friends are really fascinated! :) And I agree - coke and popcorn suck! :)

Pretty much the same as cinemas here in the US, but we also have other options, higher end Cinemas that will cost a little more, but they have leather recliners or couches, will serve food and drinks. My favorite (before having children) were Cinemas that had rows like this one, but also small tables and can you order a pitcher of beer or glass of wine and a pizza along with other fun food. It just made it more fun and it was good date place or for a group of friends on a Saturday night.

Thank you for sharing. Enjoy your videos. I enjoyed a Russian film called Prisoners of the Mountains about the war in Chechnya. Very sad but scenery, music snd acting was brilliant!.

"I am a victim of this culture." 😂😂

"United Colours of Benetton". They used to be everywhere in the UK and were famous for their neatly folded jumpers😁. Haven't seen one of their stores for years.

@PontoonWorldChampion

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noted that store!

im from east germany and the inside of our old busses look the same as yours

Great video. I really enjoy your videos ❤️👍

Liked your video thanks for sharing. Its interesting how we live similar lives even though you are in Russia. Keep your videos coming. It looks cold though. Hola from Mexico!!