Kevin Robinson, Jr.

Kevin Robinson, Jr.

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  • @terrygolden7726
    @terrygolden7726Күн бұрын

    I loved this film esp the line English only no chinese line

  • @MattiesVoice
    @MattiesVoiceКүн бұрын

    In my mind I have $500 Trillion dollars, I don't know why I am always happy... I'm under poverty by 200%

  • @xcarnage3936
    @xcarnage39362 күн бұрын

    Yes!! Finally, someone who understands as well. That's what I've been saying to people, we are living in the attention 304 era. These fatherless boys will do all types of stupid, disrespectful things just to get the attention that they're not getting at home.

  • @too2sexy
    @too2sexy3 күн бұрын

    I would love to see him as a serial killer in a rated R movie too because if this same movie was rated R it would be a better overall movie

  • @KevinRobinsonJr
    @KevinRobinsonJr2 күн бұрын

    Definitely! I wish the movie had been rated R so we could have gotten a more sinister character.

  • @nonsolorasatura9093
    @nonsolorasatura90933 күн бұрын

    If possible prefer invest into skill and ability,since no one can take them away from you, and you don't depend over other decisions, as happen with asset, where you hope that the stock market give you back something, as any other things.

  • @RedEyeification
    @RedEyeification6 күн бұрын

    I don't have any income and i'm broke as hell.I don't give a spit about tomorow.There's nothing to fight for.Can't you see everything is a trap ?

  • @JW-vy5wd
    @JW-vy5wd7 күн бұрын

    I agree.

  • @BillyTimes-dw7vs
    @BillyTimes-dw7vs8 күн бұрын

    Im 57yo my advice stack as much money as you can. Put in the S&P fund. Forget that BMW and thst charger get out of debt. What i do is live 6mo in America 🇺🇸 and 6 mo in the Philippines 🇵🇭. Great video my young brotha you speaking gems. You have to have a plan in 2024.

  • @WORSEBRAINComics
    @WORSEBRAINComics11 күн бұрын

    Here is what you didn't notice. This is now part of what I call: The East Rail Saga. [I have posted this on other creator's channels, but I'm editing with new info if I have it.] Here is what I picked up on:: • Rachel asks Dr. Grant what one might hear at a lecture of hers, and DG says that Cooper doesn't trigger nervous systems: "Parent might have sensed this at the beginning, but no one else after could" That's not normal at all. • Lady Raven/Dr. Grant in the SUV says: "And I know how else to deal with you". Lady Raven is being controlled by Dr. Grant. • Dr. Grant is never on the scene at any point during the movie: Dr. Grant picks up the cleaver and enters the kitchen. (I knew there was something bugging me the first time) She turns off the tea kettle and if you try to look at her hands, they're blurred enough, and when she turns and the focus is racked back to Rachel, we don't see Dr. Grant's hands and "Dr. Grant" says, "We'll get your kids back to you soon" THAT IS NOT DR. GRANT'S VOICE!! I think we as the audience can see her, but EVERYONE ELSE, is seeing whoever the agent is that's there, and was there the whole time. • GLASS Film Flashback: Joseph Dunn: (clairvoyance data) "We're gonna salt bae your ass. It's definitely going in the book." David Dunn: "What is that anyway??" Joseph: "It's an internet guy...he's a butcher who salts his meat in an elaborate way." (Cooper, OCD, Meticulous) David: (few lines later) "That's all he does is season meat??" • I know this one is going to sound crazy: I think Cooper is the kid from Unbreakable, not Kevin. "I was always getting punished." OR...hear me out... Cooper is Kevin's brother! Why? Remember Glass hypothesized that if he was on one end of the spectrum there had to someone on the other end. For example: Glass has a superior mental, but inferior physical, while Overseer has superior physical. • What we can see so far in respect to the power types: + Mental [Glass] (internal) -Intellect -Strategy -Master Manipulation [Dr. Grant] (external). -Constructs -Possession -Intellect + Physical [Overseer] (external) -Strength -Invulnerability -Psychometry + Emotional [The Horde/The Beast] (internal/external) -Strength -Resistance -Neurostimulation Why is he not with Overseer? It's driven by emotional energy that developed a superhuman level of adrenaline production and disposal. He over stimulates nervous systems to paralyze with fear. [The Butcher] (internal/external) -Charisma -Neuroparalysis -Tactile Probability Manipulation Why is HE not with Overseer? _It's driven by emotional energy same as Kevin but Cooper disables nervous systems and nullifies their fight or flight. He can manipulate probability through touch, contact, and proximity. Like an aura that allows him a path where he can naturally position himself at the right place, and right time. (The woman who happens to be lightheaded at the steps, The wallet that jus happens to be in the apron Cooper took with the special card he needed, knowing where the sugar was) • Remember when Glass said this? Do you know what the scariest thing is? To not know your place in this world, to not know why you're here. That's - that's just an awful feeling. I almost gave up hope. There were so many times I questioned myself...But I found you. So many sacrifices, just to find you. M. Night Shyamalan & Josh Hartnett TRAP interview: Night: "In fact, upon my research, evolutionarily, those people because in war or going to do stuff, they're very helpful. They were advantageous to a population" Josh: "I read a few books that you wouldn't have thought would be about sociopathy but clearly, were, like books of heroism and war and things like that. We tend to look at people that are archetypal heroes and think, like, Wow, they sacrifice anything to get their goals met. Well, that's not really good. You don't want to be around somebody who has no empathy." • Dialogue: Did you notice the conversation about slang? Then later, back stage, Lady Raven says "B-R-B"? Do you really think Shyamalan doesn't know how dated that is? My theory is that Dr. Grant is jumping into the conversations, and some of the synchronicity that Cooper is getting, DG is creating. The girls who were being assisted by the tour hands: Yes, big pop star, girls faint, but they seem to lead him to where he wants to be. Their appearances and placement in those scenes seems intentional. I haven't added Casey Cooke, or Lady Raven, but I believe they both have abilities (Emotional spectrum). I think Lady Raven's may lie in sound and (positive) influence, while Casey's is similar to Cooper's by being able to become invisible in a way and not influenced by manipulation powers. Bonus: Hailey's Mills (Dr. Grant) come on...PARENT TRAP. Lol There's probably more, but I need to review all the movies again. Let me know if you guys spotted anything else!

  • @andrewhardgrove5590
    @andrewhardgrove559012 күн бұрын

    Well said sir! I thought the film was great and so much better than the marvel films we've been fed the last two decades!

  • @KevinRobinsonJr
    @KevinRobinsonJr12 күн бұрын

    Exactly man!

  • @travelingdude1621
    @travelingdude162113 күн бұрын

    A white dude here. We all have to live within our means and live the best life we can. I’ve been to CA a lot. Not my kinda place. I’m more of an east coast cracka than a west coast cracka yo. Many of my fellow crackas and even many brothas and sistas I know don’t understand it. Money is freedom and power. That’s all it’s about.

  • @Amezcuat
    @Amezcuat18 күн бұрын

    I the film was great bro can't wait for next 1 to come out but I dont think its coming out soon😢

  • @Dimitrius1
    @Dimitrius120 күн бұрын

    100% man. Already met one and dodged the bullet. Excellent movie review!

  • @cameroncook3863
    @cameroncook386320 күн бұрын

    I cant wait to watch this !

  • @mamadoom9724
    @mamadoom972423 күн бұрын

    I’m a gloomy weather person and here in WA state it doesn’t even rain enough for me!

  • @Joka.-
    @Joka.-26 күн бұрын

    Love the movie can’t wait to see the next chapter, I love these old western movies a favorite of mine being The Hatfields and McCoys and let’s not forget about Lawless.

  • @eddiekulp1241
    @eddiekulp124129 күн бұрын

    Bum fuk states ? Rather them than that crazy California

  • @BeautyTheGoddess
    @BeautyTheGoddess29 күн бұрын

    Very real talk

  • @BeautyTheGoddess
    @BeautyTheGoddess29 күн бұрын

    It’s not inflation It’s cooperate greed

  • @1213stmarie
    @1213stmarieАй бұрын

    I don’t think people today understand how the Indians saw people trying to settle on their hunting grounds as taking food out of their mouths. This is addressed in the movie, but it is not dwelled upon. Also, settlers establishing homes on hunting grounds pushed the Indians into conflict with other Indians as they had to hunt on other tribes’ hunting grounds. And, it’s not like the Indians said to themselves, “well, that’s okay, we will just take up farming”. I use the term “Indians” respectfully. I read somewhere the other day that an Indian was talking about how his grandfather hated the term “Native American”. Grandfather said, “they don’t get to call us Indians for 300 years and then change the name”. I think Grandfather made a fair point.

  • @1213stmarie
    @1213stmarieАй бұрын

    I loved this movie. The scenery of the Far West alone is worth watching. But, it demonstrates Kevin Costner’s storytelling skills, acting skills, and directing skills. I think critics who have attacked the movie are way, way off. This movie will be a classic.💖✨💫

  • @JeffreyPetrie
    @JeffreyPetrieАй бұрын

    Excellent movie and excellent review.

  • @dasshape00
    @dasshape00Ай бұрын

    Good movie.

  • @kyselykovac2477
    @kyselykovac2477Ай бұрын

    great review couldnt agree more

  • @victoriaburkhardt9974
    @victoriaburkhardt9974Ай бұрын

    I love Horizon Chapter One and am very much looking forward to seeing the Chapters 2 , 3 and 4.

  • @earthskraper
    @earthskraperАй бұрын

    Not Terrifying at all. It was good but unfortunately did over explain at the end. If you’re gonna over explain the mother’s connection you need to explain why he ended up living in the mother’s house and also, some backstory to Cobble? Like, maybe how he became what he is? Was he part of a cult? The ciphers are kind of blown over, it would’ve been neat to see some connection to perhaps ancient Sumerian texts or something, some deeper drive to Cobble’s mission than simply ‘Hail Satan.’ Tired trope. Also, given the nature of what Cobble does he’s not really a serial killer. Calling this a serial killer movie borders on Clickbait in terms of marketing. I would find it interesting if perhaps Cobble as a boy had an encounter with someone doing what he now does & it gets passed on like a demonic virus/contract required to not be killed by the predator. I dunno, a lot explained yet not explained leaving an unfinished feeling. Perhaps a prequel for Cobble? Interesting name too. Cobblepot/The Penguin. Cage’s character had Joker & Penguin all over it. I was waiting for Batman to show up during the interrogation. Didn’t understand the clothes at all. Weird pinkish white, multiple button up shirts, the powdered face. Came off less Marc Bolan glam & more Liberace. He had guitars (a Flying V), awesome. But why? Was in he in a band at some point? Did Satan promise him fame & fortune for doing his ‘dirty work’? What was the metal ball? What material? How does it channel the voice of the devil? So much left to imagine which is annoying as what’s left to imagine about Cobble is juxtaposed against what is explained which is that the mother is arguably more of a player here in the murders. She actually enters the home. She is beyond just an accomplice!! In classic Manson fashion, Cobble never actually kills anyone. Anyway, so many holes, so many questions, so many missed opportunities. This film needed another hour to artfully fill in some blanks and it would’ve been a masterpiece. I give it a solid B+ or three stars. Also, not really scary but definitely ambient, eerie & at times, although brief, creepy.

  • @alexandreekarsai6337
    @alexandreekarsai6337Ай бұрын

    I feel you. Honest speech at list..

  • @RickyJ69king
    @RickyJ69kingАй бұрын

    Appreciate it brother

  • @rosita9971
    @rosita9971Ай бұрын

    Indeed, such an explanation helps to gain more insight into the film, especially if you have not yet had the chance to see it in its entirety. but the reels look good ❤🎉😮❤

  • @kellyaustin7487
    @kellyaustin7487Ай бұрын

    Loved Cage in Mom and Dad 👍🏾 I enjoyed Longlegs but I didn't love it. I thought it was a solid 6.5, 7 out of 10. But I too am a horror fanatic. Im curious, what are your favorite horror and or thriller movies?

  • @jossnatersebaars9406
    @jossnatersebaars9406Ай бұрын

    Today watched chapter 1 can't wait to see chapter 2!! All these negative critics....they dont know what they are talking about. This is a story that finally is telling both sides of the history and mr Costner did a great job telling it.

  • @MrLordofwar23
    @MrLordofwar23Ай бұрын

    K. Costner , did a great job.. Damn! Now I want that Winchester repeater rifle! That shit was 🔥

  • @MrLordofwar23
    @MrLordofwar23Ай бұрын

    The last 5 mins of the movie, are previews of what's to come in part 2

  • @TheKillakan87
    @TheKillakan87Ай бұрын

    An awesome movie! Everyone cries racist because the Indians are shown to be ruthless in killing non-combatants (literally how virtually ALL Indians had been fighting each other for centuries by the time whites came). They DO later clarify the reasons why the Indians are so vicious to the newcomers, though even the elderly chief of the Indians tells the younger, angrier Indians that they're NOT helping in the long run. And the audience is set up to understand why many whites were so jaded and sickened with the Indians' behavior as to become scalp-hunters. Neither group of violent radicals (hostile Indians and scalp-hunters) are made out to be "good guys". As for the classic westerns it's based on; it's clear to me that Yondu from Guardians of the Galaxy's character is inspired by the Irish sergeant from John Wayne's Cavalry westerns!

  • @MrLordofwar23
    @MrLordofwar23Ай бұрын

    Dang bruh! What's wrong with people? This movie is Tight! GREAT! Saw it twice... This movie is showing the foundation of America, good and bad.. Mofos, need to pick those books and read about history...I am FBA all-day, 1964 the last of the baby boomers...Peace, Bruh.. you are 100% correct.. enjoy these films, can't wait till the next one drops..

  • @monoruby1614
    @monoruby1614Ай бұрын

    Incredible movie, incredible review. Didn't disagree with your verdict even 1 bit. Definitely gonna go see this movie again while it's still in theatres!

  • @msd5808
    @msd5808Ай бұрын

    That metric of every movie had to be a success completely right away, opening weekend, it seems like that just pushes every movie to try to big an easy “event” or blockbuster style movie and not something more challenging or different

  • @stephannelson8780
    @stephannelson8780Ай бұрын

    It really is great everyone please go watch!

  • @stephenhaynes149
    @stephenhaynes149Ай бұрын

    I loved it. No issue with it. Bored of the negativity it’s received. Will take a placed in my collection

  • @user-zu4wr1zu5v
    @user-zu4wr1zu5vАй бұрын

    Wish I could have a man like that!

  • @jG-iw2gb
    @jG-iw2gbАй бұрын

    It was a beautiful movie. Sure, there was violence, but there was this type of violence in the old west. The cinematography was amazing. The music fit every scene, the actors played their roles so well that I believe they were those people. In fact, I thought all of the actors did a wonderful job. The movie did not seem three hours long to me. I plan to see all of the chapters and hope they all are released on the big screen! Kevin Costner even mentioned a chapter 5 possibility in a recent interview. Let’s hope they’re all successful.

  • @liveforever4190
    @liveforever4190Ай бұрын

    Yeah same. Unlike Dune 2 it didn't feel like 3 hours. Great movie. Not sure why it got so much hate.

  • @jG-iw2gb
    @jG-iw2gbАй бұрын

    @@liveforever4190I still haven’t watched the Dune movies, but I plan to. 3 hours doesn’t put me off.

  • @KnightEnterprises
    @KnightEnterprisesАй бұрын

    Most wild review of all time. Epic.

  • @georgeralph8031
    @georgeralph8031Ай бұрын

    10 years from now, this movie will be recognized for the epic masterwork that it is, much like Heavens Gate, or Reds, which were panned when they were released.

  • @georgeralph8031
    @georgeralph8031Ай бұрын

    Agree bro. Spot on. It's an epic masterwork.

  • @travisgray8376
    @travisgray8376Ай бұрын

    I loved it. I hope I can see the other 3 chapters in cinemas.

  • @sirineomrani9546
    @sirineomrani9546Ай бұрын

    Horizon❤❤❤cest kevin costner il nya pas de doute❤zohra zohra

  • @annebenn353
    @annebenn353Ай бұрын

    You need intelligence and a worldly approach to enjoy this movie. ❤🎉😂

  • @annebenn353
    @annebenn353Ай бұрын

    Loved it excepttional. Brave of Kevin doing what he does best. ❤😂🎉

  • @patrickwilliams8646
    @patrickwilliams8646Ай бұрын

    Great movie…,setup from chapter 2. Go see it

  • @alicerandall4450
    @alicerandall4450Ай бұрын

    Kevin is the best💕