Nerdy Nightly

Nerdy Nightly

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  • @justme-jp6by
    @justme-jp6by8 минут бұрын

    i want to watch your reactions...please never sing again. love you guys anyway...its off to a good start...ive heard bad things about it...that its to woke. how do you know that before youve even seen the show? lets give it its fair chance...i like what i've seen so far

  • @Haxerous
    @Haxerous26 минут бұрын

    The prologue and especially the prelude are not setting up stuff for this book but for the entire series. It's not Mistborn where you get introduced to Kelsier and then take off from there. The prelude is literally called the prelude to the Stormlight archive as in the 10 books. The prologue is for the first 5.

  • @desertrose0027
    @desertrose002726 минут бұрын

    I find it strange how you say that books don't start with a huge world when Wheel of Time started in exactly this way. In the Prologue to Book 1 you start with Dragonmount and have NO idea what's going on at first. It is a huge chapter in terms of world building, however, and a foundation for things to come. Way of Kings isn't that much different in that sense.

  • @aro1284
    @aro128429 минут бұрын

    "I don't know where we're going... I'm here for the ride.... " - Clarus 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

  • @Haxerous
    @Haxerous29 минут бұрын

    57:50 It's not the things that you know you don't know, but rather the things that you don't know that you don't know which makes this conversation hilarious. In any case, stop being overly wrapped up in mysteries, because then you will miss out on all the cool character and philosophy stuff that Brandon is doing

  • @Haxerous
    @Haxerous41 минут бұрын

    52:34 Unrelated? What made you think that lol

  • @OfficialACM
    @OfficialACM53 минут бұрын

    ... math

  • @eliashigham8901
    @eliashigham890157 минут бұрын

    Brandon did not intentionally write Jasnah to be autistic, unlike some other Cosmere characters. Some people interpret her that way, I don’t see it personally

  • @eliashigham8901
    @eliashigham8901Сағат бұрын

    Both men and women are allowed to do math in Vorin culture, not sure where you got only men do math from. But yeah 10 + 5 is math

  • @masterxm1972
    @masterxm1972Сағат бұрын

    Is it high art? No but it is *High* "art". But, more importantly, it is excellent.

  • @evanflynn4680
    @evanflynn46802 сағат бұрын

    Memory wipe thing: Play Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic. Jedi don't execute their prisoners.

  • @TheEverwritten
    @TheEverwritten2 сағат бұрын

    This is my all time favorite book. It does get better on reread, but Sanderson wrote this series so that you start knowing nothing about anything going on and then he drops little tidbits here and there to answer your questions. It's a mystery! Y'all will love it.

  • @evanflynn4680
    @evanflynn46802 сағат бұрын

    Yells "OSHA!" As she commits an OSHA violation.

  • @Ljrobison
    @Ljrobison2 сағат бұрын

    Enjoy the journey! It definitely picks up and the entire series only gets better and better. And you're right, this book is so much better on a re-read. Especially after finishing all the current books. It truly feels like a prolgue to the entire series. It has a huge job to set up the characters, plot, and world for an eventual 10 book series. And it does so fantastically. Upon re-read you will have such a big appreciation for what this book does. I know so many reviewers that have given the book a 3.5-4/5 only to revise it later to a 5. But yea, it can start off slow and you may not even have any sense of the plot, or where you're going at all for 500+ pages. But regardless I didnt find it slow, i quite enjoyed learning about the world and seeing all the characters and their relationships develop.

  • @jeffkoenig7402
    @jeffkoenig74022 сағат бұрын

    the hailstorm noise is actually fine if you just pretend they're making popcorn in the background.

  • @JayOliversion2
    @JayOliversion22 сағат бұрын

    Watching the math meltdown was a RIDE. :D

  • @lordruler69
    @lordruler6937 минут бұрын

    It's pretty rare for me to want to jump to Nerdy's defense, but from Wikipedia: Arithmetic is the fundamental branch of mathematics that studies numbers and their operations. In particular, it deals with numerical calculations using the arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. I have borderline no idea what on earth people could have been doing to pointlessly mess with the semantics, but storms was that weird.

  • @mndrew1
    @mndrew13 сағат бұрын

    The most important words a man can say: "I'm paying."

  • @user-go5zj3of5l
    @user-go5zj3of5l3 сағат бұрын

    men are not allowed to be scholars

  • @laierr
    @laierr3 сағат бұрын

    "I felt like I did the university homework for the class i glad i took" - Yeah, really good summary. I watched that movie a few times and EVERY time i was exhausted in the end. But man, how that movie was influential.

  • @wordpainting3
    @wordpainting33 сағат бұрын

    It does have a slow start but is amazing later. And one of the characters I couldn't stand but later became a favorite. Just be patient folks!

  • @jaredpoulter6762
    @jaredpoulter67623 сағат бұрын

    Way to ruin months of reddit debates. Left it is...I guess...but really?

  • @mndrew1
    @mndrew13 сағат бұрын

    The older he gets the more allergic Sando is to linier story telling. I would dearly love if someone would put out a fan edit of this stuff starting at the beginning and running in order to the end. Lil' sad boy - teen sad boy - adult sad boy. :)

  • @joeb1kenobi600
    @joeb1kenobi6003 сағат бұрын

    I definitely had to relisten to the first 3 hours of audio on this one.

  • @Dragonsworn864
    @Dragonsworn8643 сағат бұрын

    the first book is very slow at the start but the pace quickens next books

  • @cryptc
    @cryptc2 сағат бұрын

    Yeah, it took me a couple of tries to actually read this book. Which is something I've only had happen to me before with Silmarillion.

  • @Haxerous
    @Haxerous4 сағат бұрын

    25:02 why would a couple of guys who have gone through a shared experience over and over mention specifics about who the bad guy is or what the fight is about? They already know what they are talking about. They know the context they are in, there isn't a need to define said context.

  • @Haxerous
    @Haxerous4 сағат бұрын

    22:41 no clue where you got that idea from lol.

  • @Haxerous
    @Haxerous4 сағат бұрын

    21:23 they aren't mad at the heralds.they are mad at the Radiants

  • @imbored5951
    @imbored59515 сағат бұрын

    Numbers will never be math.

  • @jjkcharlie
    @jjkcharlie5 сағат бұрын

    Yeah, ahouldve gotten stoned to watch a stoner movie.

  • @Scribbles69
    @Scribbles695 сағат бұрын

    I'm extremely distracted how much the sith dude sounds like ultron lol

  • @arandomnamegoeshere
    @arandomnamegoeshere5 сағат бұрын

    Some annoyed folks responding to this reaction. This is actually one of the things I find interesting about the Reaction genre. One only gets one moment to experience something for the first time. Its fun for us to try and recapture some of what drew us in to a work through a moment reflected in another's eyes. But also jarring when that reaction doesn't latch on to what we did - when what has a space in our hearts is... horrors... disliked. But its inevitable. And I think one of the things that makes people interesting. We don't all work with the same sets of experiences and views. Even when we agree on a lot of things - some we won't. Some things we may come around on or fall away from. Or never change our minds. And that, my friends, is part of the Reaction genre. Experience is multifaceted; one never knows what its going to be. Except fleeting and lost in that moment.

  • @arandomnamegoeshere
    @arandomnamegoeshere5 сағат бұрын

    This movie is embodied by the main characters of Bill and Ted. Goofy, illogical, mostly harmless, dumb and just stumbling around having fun. Wacky hijinks ensue.

  • @aaronbourque5494
    @aaronbourque54946 сағат бұрын

    One of those movies with an EXCELLENT soundtrack.

  • @romeoakbarwalter8630
    @romeoakbarwalter86306 сағат бұрын

    The problem with you 2 guys are that you're watching a movie with pre conceived notion and trying to ridicule it considering hollywood movies been better. But sorry to disappont you there are way better movies than Hollywood.

  • @dwmarch
    @dwmarch7 сағат бұрын

    Osha got to the murder scene first because those mall cop ass Jedi were making the visiting Jedi do paperwork for visitor passes. Bureaucracy is the real Sith.

  • @tommalina5110
    @tommalina51107 сағат бұрын

    Can’t you guys just sit back and enjoy the movie? Why do you think you ave to be high to watch it? Bill and Ted weren’t high. Just enjoy.

  • @DaxXadify
    @DaxXadify7 сағат бұрын

    "Peace is a lie, there is only passion".............. But the Jedi are galactic keepers of peace. And that the Skywalker Lightsaber mantra goes "There is no ignorance; there is knowledge. There is no passion; there is serenity. There is no death; there is the Force."

  • @nathandc
    @nathandc8 сағат бұрын

    I don't feel that the show reframed the world of Fallout so much as that different parts resonate and hit differently now. While I don't believe that Vault-Tec actually did drop the bombs (they would have gotten more of their people into the vaults first) the fact that they had a plan to continue the war doesn't surprise me. The resource wars had been bad enough for the US to forcibly annex Canada, and for China to invade Alaska to get ahold of it's oil and other resources. While the corporations have a lot of blame, the Gov gets a lot of it as well.

  • @Milleniumlance
    @Milleniumlance8 сағат бұрын

    Reach out and touch someone was an AT&T ad phrase in the early 80s

  • @Sektion9
    @Sektion98 сағат бұрын

    This movie is pure absurdism, if you want another movie this aint it.

  • @abessia1494
    @abessia14948 сағат бұрын

    I think the first two episodes are playing tropes to subvert them -- setting up a murder mystery where the whodoneit is solved immediately being the biggest. The real question is "Who is the Sith?" Other tropes I noticed: the fugitive falling out of a high-up cave (pipe, in the original Fugitive) only to be caught by a Jedi in this version; the Padawan asking permission to speak freely until Master Sol says "you know we don't do that right?" Etc. etc. There's a bunch of little nods and easter-eggs to other things, and they get consistently subverted.

  • @westfinest20
    @westfinest208 сағат бұрын

    I swear ever reactor owes max an apology.lol I’m probably the only person who believe he didn’t do it. Dane was his only friend there. I knew he didn’t do it.

  • @paratus04
    @paratus048 сағат бұрын

    37:53 no one ever mentions how Freuds erect corn dog starts drooping when it starts going south with the girls. Maybe you had to be a teen GenX’r to get this but it was hilarious when it came out. It also had a huge impact in two ways One on Keanu’s career and the other on ‘stoner’ buddy movies for the next decade. After Bill and Ted (a pair of lovable idiot metal heads) we got Wayne and Garth of Wayne’s World, a pair of lovable metal heads, then we got Beavis and Butthead a pair of idiot metal heads. For Keanu we didn’t start with John Wick and saying “damn Keanu is bad ass”. Then going back to the Matrix and said “damn he’s a bad ass here too”. We got him as Ted Whoa! Theodore Logan. To get away from that character he started doing serious films and actions films. It took Point Break, Speed and finally the Matrix to break him out of the stoner buddy mold. Although even the Matrix did a nod to Bill and Ted with Neo going “Whoa!” when Morpheus leaps across buildings. So Bill and Ted hit the zeitgeist in a big way at the time.

  • @AliceBowie
    @AliceBowie6 сағат бұрын

    Keanu Reeves played basically the same character in River's Edge, a serious, depressing drama, and Parenthood, a family comedy film with Diane Wiest and Steve Martin.

  • @JasonForden
    @JasonForden9 сағат бұрын

    Now the Patreons are going to make you watch the sequels

  • @nathancline4000
    @nathancline400011 сағат бұрын

    I suspect that the 4 Jedi attacked thir family who was unarmed.Possibly in response to a vision, and in doing so, set the vision in motion.

  • @CraigFournier-jp6hx
    @CraigFournier-jp6hx12 сағат бұрын

    You didn’t have to go that hard. Napoleon dynamite is awesome.

  • @btgardener39
    @btgardener3913 сағат бұрын

    "Oh right. The poison. The poison for Torbin, the poison chosen especially to kill Torbin. Torbin's poison." 😜

  • @JayStephens8
    @JayStephens813 сағат бұрын

    This looks really good hopefully it doesn’t disappoint the original 2 films where fantastic, alien 3 was 🗑, resurrection was bad but it was dumb enough to be really enjoyable, Prometheus and alien covenant really weird though the visuals where amazing

  • @shortdrink873
    @shortdrink87313 сағат бұрын

    Too sober, and I think too old. Honestly I think this is a movie best seen for the first time at like 15. I totally get why you didn’t vibe Hope your car was okay lol