All those interested in the kind of information that hasn't been well known for 52 years should read Mark Seal's fascinating book "Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli."
@user-mp7zt7ix6n8 күн бұрын
Como despegar algo sbsurd ferozmente entrelazd ? Altrntvs ,
@user-mp7zt7ix6n8 күн бұрын
Enigmas, la curiosidad te remueve, los motivos, los porque, no siempre estan claros...la luz no alumbra bien a lo oscuro......
@AbbieRee13 күн бұрын
really well put together video!
@JAmonOfficial14 күн бұрын
Okey dokey I liked this lil short vid, keep it up ! :)
@AvySparks13 күн бұрын
Thank you kindly!
@JoshMaxPower25 күн бұрын
More little-known facts: they had film in the camera. Also, Sonny gets shot at the tollgate.
@cemaldindar77126 күн бұрын
Matrix always be number 1 with everything! Great film ever made!?
@AmazingNature365Ай бұрын
Great
@muhannadalnabulsi4266Ай бұрын
A Rare Masterpiece in History of Cinema
@africanblueАй бұрын
Secrets? Lol. They are all in the Trilogie-Boxset, which every true fan has buyed
The most fascinating fact is that the Godfather is nothing like he Mafia in real life. It Romanticized a bunch of killers and thieves into something special. If one actually wants to see a movie closer to the real deal try Goodfellas..
@brobbus0-dl6vlАй бұрын
What a load of crap. And by the way, Goodfellas can't hold a candle to The Godfather. Or Godfather 2 for that matter.
@jeffsmith374729 күн бұрын
I don’t think it’s as romanticize as you people make it out to be
@gaoxiaen126 күн бұрын
More like The Departed.
@brealistic354225 күн бұрын
@@brobbus0-dl6vl Yes your comment is, I agree. It is a total romanticized fairy tale of the actual thing. In fact the real funny thing is when the movie came out many mafia people tried to act like the characters that's how removed from reality it actually is. Buy a clue. The funny thing is I still like it. It is very good. Right up there with the Wizard Of Oz Dorthy. i actually have a BFA in Television, Film and Photography Production and have written Grada A shooting scripts. I have even worked for PBS at one time. Just found out a old roommate of mine has been involved in some major hit movies.
@brobbus0-dl6vl25 күн бұрын
@@brealistic3542 I didn't ask who you are and I don't care. The Godfather is #2 on the AFI top 100 American Movies, as well in the top 10 in They Shoot Pictures Don't They, and BFI's top 10. So you exhibiting your "credentials" as some badge of honor as if they make what you are saying any worth it is absolutely laughable. Most of the professionals, much more important than you, disagree with you. The Godfather is one of the most highly praised movies of all time not only by the general public but also by people who are somebody in the industry, unlike you.
@rossdamerellАй бұрын
This was great.
@gabenburger142 ай бұрын
PWEDE HA
@David-yw2lv2 ай бұрын
Duvall absolutely played the role perfectly.
@alaskanhybrid18452 ай бұрын
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@williamcallahan87722 ай бұрын
True lies is my favorite Arnold film
@frankthebutcher66792 ай бұрын
Idk about the matrix being better than T2.... I feel those to movies are in tandem...
@AvySparks2 ай бұрын
A very fair point. Both achieved very similar impacts when they came out with pioneering vfx. But there was something about the concept of the matrix that just felt slightly more intriguing and like nothing by we’d seen before. Only slightly!
@dilloneliassen96222 ай бұрын
When people denigrate Godfather 3, it's almost always because of Sofia Coppola's bad acting. And she isn't a good actor, but she's not too terrible either. The real casting problem wasn't Sofia, it was that Robert Duvall wasn't in Godfather 3. Paramount offered him an insulting amount to do the film so he refused. As a result the script suffered because Michael needs to be contrasted with his family members to make the fabric of the story rich. So, in 3, neither the Don, Mama, Sonny, Fredo and Tom are in the story, nor the other great secondary characters like Clemenza, Tessio, Rocco, and Frankie. I don't even dislike 3, if it didn't have to live up to its legacy it'd be viewed as a good film. The biggest problem with 3 is there's no Tom Hagen.
@AvySparks2 ай бұрын
Well said. Godfather 3 has the misfortune of living in its predecessors shadows but you’re right, it is a good film. Just a shame it could have had the makings of another classic if the casting/story had been more considered
@erwinquiachon80542 ай бұрын
Vito, Hagen, and Vincent Mancini represent children from broken homes. Their parents died when they were young. Those three men, more than any of the other Corleones, appreciate true families that love and sacrifice for each other to make their lives together the best it could possibly be.
@AvySparks2 ай бұрын
Great point
@michelechilds90852 ай бұрын
Love this channel
@TurtleMC19933 ай бұрын
Then they didnt want to pay the money to get him in godfather 3. Even the production company overlooked the importance of Tom Hagan
@AvySparks2 ай бұрын
According to Robert Duvall, when Frnacis Ford Coppolla came to see him to discuss Godafther 3, Coppolla was "more interested in getting my mothers special crab cake recipe then he was in having me in the movie".
@TurtleMC19932 ай бұрын
@AvySparks what?? Surely not he's the closest thing to a brother he had left unless maybe Francis wanted him michael to be alone and far away from his former life and familiars
@user-oj2jw5yr2e3 ай бұрын
Tom couldn't became Don. He didn't have willing to became bloody monster and seems to be too weak for murderous characters around
@vanizafaisal45783 ай бұрын
This is such a great analysis!!!!! I admired this character alot right from the start of the trilogy. Although its one of the greatest movies out there, I still think that it doesn't highlight lives and POVs of most of the side characters which may have left some areas blank that needed to filled somehow. I was always fond of this character and I liked this character more than Michael's. Tom Hagen is quite sharp, efficient, smart and quite literally always makes the right decision. He could've become the don if only he was related to the Coreleone family by blood.
@AvySparks2 ай бұрын
Well said. Yes Tom Hagen is a character (like others) that keeps the viewer glued to the screen throughout. I guess, as with all movies there isn’t enough time to delve into each character as much as we’d like sometimes!
@marktracy17213 ай бұрын
Seriously I thought you were going to mention something new 😴🙄
@marktracy17213 ай бұрын
There's more than that mistake in the scene
@watching..........64943 ай бұрын
Come up with some new facts that we haven't heard from over the last 50 years
@georgeleinberger86703 ай бұрын
Just don’t try to burn a city down with your dragon. They will NEVER forgive you for that.
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
Also, (1:37) this is the wrong side of the fence. You are marking the right side of the screen (where Grant and Malcom's car is). That side is not the one with the moat, instead is the LEFT side (where Lex and Tim´s car is, the one car the rex throws to one of the smaller trees inside the moat). And a visual cue is the trees were the Rex was hiding before breaking out the fence (1:04 at the LEFT side) can be seen here as well (2:03 left bottom side). And here (0:51 left) Lex and Tim look at the LEFT side of the screen and as the thunder strikes yo can see that beyond those trees there´s nothing behind (0:54). If we go back to the the first time we saw the paddock, when the cars are exiting the tunnel you can see at the LEFT side the dip in the fence (Later in the movie when Lex hides in the drainage pipe you can see that wall). where the moat starts. That is why they are using a panning-establishing shot, that lasts for several seconds (so your eyes have time to follow from left to right the tree's arrangement and understand the environment). Remember, the movie was made for theatres everything looks bigger, and is easier to spot things like that but with good video quality is hard to miss even on a 32-inch screen, to be honest. And if you pay close attention we see just the tree tops or less than that, because the floor is deeper at the LEFT side (where the moat is), as the paddock extends back to the mountains and far back to the right side you can see the ground gets gradually higher, because there's a hill far from the fence that gets higher towards the feeding exhibition at the right side, forcing the Rex to walk towards the fence to a higher ground so everybody in the tour can see her (And she din´t show up, because thats the argument there, even if they try to control her behavoir by changing the environment with fences, moats and motion devices... chaos happens). So, They stop exactly at the ¨goat feeding exhibition¨ where the moat ends, the cliff is at the LEFT side beside the goat, again that way the rex will be at the visitor's eyesight level in a corner so it is easier to see her. I put LEFT in the capital letter so you can see that in cinematographic terms they are building up something important there and giving us visual cues where everything is, normally used when some type of action happens in the scene. They also use foreshadowing: *Donald Gennaro: The full fifty miles of fence are in Place? Jonh Hammon: And the CONCRETE MOATS, and the motion tracking devices... *Hammond is at the LEFT as he tells him that. Too bad you didn't put the part where Ellie arrives at the paddock and finds the car, you can see just the tree tops again but closer this time, so it´s easier to see how far from the fence they really are and how tall as she looks over the fence towards the cliff-moat, another visual cue. And Ellie goes down the hill (using the right side, were the goat was) to check the crashed car (important to say: they use the ¨time compression¨ technique there, instead of looking at her walking all the way so is not boring and doesn´t interfere with the rhythm of the sequence as everything is going to chaos in the plot, the action and cuts are faster, a pretty common cinematography technique/rule). We can assume that Ellie is using the same path the Rex uses to reach the goat, as she arrives at the crash site you can see at the LEFT where the wall is. The car stopped at the goat's exhibition so... again the cliff is on the LEFT side, beside the goat. The rex escaped after eating the goat, so she was beside the cliff as well, That is how she managed to throw the car, and for sure she knew what she was doing, she knew the moat was there, almost like a poetic irony that she uses against humans what they use to try to control her. So yeah, I hope that helps.
@michaeldavidfigures98423 ай бұрын
This scene was not about the cliff. It was about the tyrannosaur. Spielberg was working feverishly to complete Schindler's List as well, so I think he can be forgiven for this error. I always assumed that the TR paddock was on the right side of the road and the vertical wall was on the left. I also assumed that the vertical wall was part of the island's drainage system or perhaps that it served as a spillway to carry high water away from the parks' exhibits, roads, and attractions. I suppose it is a little far fetched to assume that Ellie could have rappelled down the wall to find the crushed car, then climbed back up all in a few seconds just in time to escape in the jeep with the others once T-Rex becomes aware of their presence. Still a great film.
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
It´s all good, you don´t need to assume. put Klayton t rex paddock in the search of KZread. All the details are there. You can see where the moat starts the first time the paddock shows. Too bad can´t put the image here. But you can watch it in the video I recommend.
@AvySparks3 ай бұрын
Still can’t believe he made Jurassic Park and Schindlers List in the same year. Two of the greatest films by one of the greatest directors.
@maciejgorski69813 ай бұрын
yep, I always wandered how the mysterious cliff happened. I always put it down to storyboarding.
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
And you can just put it in Google: ¨t rex set schematic¨ in that one you can see the tree were the car fell and in capital letter the word MOAT. There's all the answers you need. And if you have more questions. Just put in a KZread search ¨T rex Paddock Klayton¨. And there you go, the most detailed explanation.
@carloscarvajal33623 ай бұрын
Do a quick search: t rex set schematic. it shows the camera plan. And very clear the word MOAT
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
1:22:21
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
When the cars are exiting the tunnel, on the left side you can see the dip in the fence. where the moat starts
@carloscarvajal33623 ай бұрын
Some quick research was missing for this one. There´s a diagram for the scene.
@carloscarvajal33623 ай бұрын
*Donald Gennaro: The full fifty miles of fence are in Place? Jonh Hammon: And the CONCRETE MOATS, and the motion tracking devices...
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
They call that Foreshadowing in cinematography terms.
@AvySparks3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the comment! Indeed you're right, Gennaro does says that. However, at 44.16 in the movie you get a clear wide shot of the entire T-Rex paddock. There is no visible sign of a concrete moat. It looks like ground level all the way across.
@carloscarvajal33623 ай бұрын
@@AvySparks do the research. Klayton made a great video about it. That was settled long time ago
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
*Muldoon: Quiet, all of you. They're approaching the Tyrannosaur paddock. Next scene, the cars are exiting the tunnel, on the left side you can see the dip in the fence. where the moat starts (movie time:1:22:21).@@AvySparks
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
You can see the top of the trees where the rex was hiding in the corner 2:03
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
It was a concrete moat.
@carloscarvajal33623 ай бұрын
Also, you can see the fence as well. Almost put so people understand where was the Rex and where the fence limmits are @@chazchaz2121 🤣
@cable71523 ай бұрын
@chazchaz2121 how did the T-rex clear the moat?
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
She didn't... there is foliage inside, at the bottom, behind and around... tall trees... She needs to walk up a hill to where the goat is (there´s a production diagram for the movie in which you can see how it works, just takes a couple of minutes to find it), you are just confused because of the perspective. Last time, do the research, lots of videos that cover this specific scene if you want visual cues.@@cable7152
@chazchaz21213 ай бұрын
She didn't... there is foliage inside, at the bottom, behind and around... tall trees... She needs to walk up a hill to where the goat is (there´s a production diagram for the movie in which you can see how it works, just takes a couple of minutes to find it), you are just confused because of the perspective. Last time, do the research, lots of videos that cover this specific scene if you want visual cues.
@alanjones57773 ай бұрын
Very well done video 👏
@AvySparks3 ай бұрын
Thank you kindly 🙌
@fangdango76864 ай бұрын
Great job and underlines the unrivalled genius of Spielberg. (BTW its Apocalypse)
@AvySparks3 ай бұрын
Thank you Glen
@FriedrichHerschel4 ай бұрын
Imho is "Das Boot" missing.
@AvySparks4 ай бұрын
Very fair! It was SO close but not quite top ten in Avys humble opinion. What would be number 1 for you?
@FriedrichHerschel4 ай бұрын
@@AvySparks I wouldn't strictly rank them, as different movies target different parts of war. I already stated that "Das Boot" is imho Top Ten, as it is really good in emerging the audience in it. But it is only one aspect of war. I also liked "Der Untergang/Downfall" which is also not listed. But how do you want to rank that vs "Schindler's List"? So a "Top Ten" as in "these are the 10 best we could come up with" is imho okay, but I'd never say "this is #1".
@ripnob4 ай бұрын
the way you edited this made me think you had like 4000 of the same list video and 20k subs atleast bro well done man
@AvySparks4 ай бұрын
Haha. Thank you kindly
@benjaminA.stantonpun5 ай бұрын
The name is incomplete. This video should have been called Top Ten Most Overrated Christmas Movies Ever. Elf is way too boring to be in my top 50. Also, I am a Christmas fan but not a Die Hard Christmas fan. 😆
@AvySparks5 ай бұрын
Controversial comments. But Avy respects that. But you must tell us what number one is for you?
@benjaminA.stantonpun5 ай бұрын
@@AvySparks Certainly. The number one film for Christmas in my book is Mr Krueger’s Christmas. I choose that because of how it represents the true celebration of Christmas. Mr. Krueger, played by James Stewart, constantly reaches out to people who ignore him, similar to what Jesus went through. Later on, he is given a vision of baby Jesus as a reminder that the Lord is always with him even if members of mankind are not. The movie brings up Christ just as I would prefer Christmas movies to do more often. The word literally means Christ’s mass after all.
@AvySparks5 ай бұрын
Very fair point. Mr. Kreuger is certainly a strong Christmas movie contender and one that shouldn't be missed. It's not top ten material in Avy's mind but maybe this merits another watch before the new year sets in@@benjaminA.stantonpun
@bobgriffith20015 ай бұрын
Miracle on 34th Street?...A Christmas Story?...A Christmas Carol 1951)???
@jenncece58585 ай бұрын
THANK YOU!!!
@AvySparks4 ай бұрын
All good suggestions. But not top ten
@sobfatrick5 ай бұрын
I was gonna give Fred Claus a try until you put Elf so high. Thought elf was garbage, and Muppets christmas #1?
@hemantkulkarni02125 ай бұрын
I cannot imagine this cult classic movie without Coppola and the amazing actors he casted for respective characters. There is one more genius ..without him the movie would have not looked like what it is.. and he is Gordon Willis, the ace director of cinematography!!!
@AvySparks5 ай бұрын
Yes indeed. Willis actually referred to the look of the film as ‘a newspaper photograph in bad colour’. I very unique and distinct vision from a DP 🙌
@vickistilwell30368 күн бұрын
Yes, I have watched it just for this reason at times. So golden.
@michelechilds90856 ай бұрын
8:30 Thanks, I’m reminded of a few heart warmers I need to watch again and some I’ve never seen!! 👍
@user-yg1mh1sz8n6 ай бұрын
I love Christmas Carol, The 1938 version
@AvySparks5 ай бұрын
A very good recommendation. Where would you put it in the top ten?
@scottyB3166 ай бұрын
Elf???? A muppet christmas carol top 2? No sorry
@AvySparks6 ай бұрын
No? What would you put in those prestigious places instead?
@benjaminA.stantonpun5 ай бұрын
@@AvySparksThe Night They Saved Christmas at #2 and Mr. Krueger’s Christmas at #1.
@AvySparks5 ай бұрын
Some solid 80s options
@VidiotOverride6 ай бұрын
Nicely done! Didn't know a few of these.
@AvySparks6 ай бұрын
Thankyou kindly! Yes, I think ultimalty Coppolla is the hero of this video.
@VidiotOverride6 ай бұрын
@AvySparks Absolutely! Not only did the man have vision, he knew how to utilize the pieces he had for maximum effort.
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All those interested in the kind of information that hasn't been well known for 52 years should read Mark Seal's fascinating book "Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli."
Como despegar algo sbsurd ferozmente entrelazd ? Altrntvs ,
Enigmas, la curiosidad te remueve, los motivos, los porque, no siempre estan claros...la luz no alumbra bien a lo oscuro......
really well put together video!
Okey dokey I liked this lil short vid, keep it up ! :)
Thank you kindly!
More little-known facts: they had film in the camera. Also, Sonny gets shot at the tollgate.
Matrix always be number 1 with everything! Great film ever made!?
Great
A Rare Masterpiece in History of Cinema
Secrets? Lol. They are all in the Trilogie-Boxset, which every true fan has buyed
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The most fascinating fact is that the Godfather is nothing like he Mafia in real life. It Romanticized a bunch of killers and thieves into something special. If one actually wants to see a movie closer to the real deal try Goodfellas..
What a load of crap. And by the way, Goodfellas can't hold a candle to The Godfather. Or Godfather 2 for that matter.
I don’t think it’s as romanticize as you people make it out to be
More like The Departed.
@@brobbus0-dl6vl Yes your comment is, I agree. It is a total romanticized fairy tale of the actual thing. In fact the real funny thing is when the movie came out many mafia people tried to act like the characters that's how removed from reality it actually is. Buy a clue. The funny thing is I still like it. It is very good. Right up there with the Wizard Of Oz Dorthy. i actually have a BFA in Television, Film and Photography Production and have written Grada A shooting scripts. I have even worked for PBS at one time. Just found out a old roommate of mine has been involved in some major hit movies.
@@brealistic3542 I didn't ask who you are and I don't care. The Godfather is #2 on the AFI top 100 American Movies, as well in the top 10 in They Shoot Pictures Don't They, and BFI's top 10. So you exhibiting your "credentials" as some badge of honor as if they make what you are saying any worth it is absolutely laughable. Most of the professionals, much more important than you, disagree with you. The Godfather is one of the most highly praised movies of all time not only by the general public but also by people who are somebody in the industry, unlike you.
This was great.
PWEDE HA
Duvall absolutely played the role perfectly.
1990 Total Recall 1991 Operation Condor 1992 Universal Soldier 1993 Menace II Society 1994 Pulp Fiction 1995 HEAT 1996 Twister 1997 The Fifth Element 1998 Rush Hour 1999 Fight Club
True lies is my favorite Arnold film
Idk about the matrix being better than T2.... I feel those to movies are in tandem...
A very fair point. Both achieved very similar impacts when they came out with pioneering vfx. But there was something about the concept of the matrix that just felt slightly more intriguing and like nothing by we’d seen before. Only slightly!
When people denigrate Godfather 3, it's almost always because of Sofia Coppola's bad acting. And she isn't a good actor, but she's not too terrible either. The real casting problem wasn't Sofia, it was that Robert Duvall wasn't in Godfather 3. Paramount offered him an insulting amount to do the film so he refused. As a result the script suffered because Michael needs to be contrasted with his family members to make the fabric of the story rich. So, in 3, neither the Don, Mama, Sonny, Fredo and Tom are in the story, nor the other great secondary characters like Clemenza, Tessio, Rocco, and Frankie. I don't even dislike 3, if it didn't have to live up to its legacy it'd be viewed as a good film. The biggest problem with 3 is there's no Tom Hagen.
Well said. Godfather 3 has the misfortune of living in its predecessors shadows but you’re right, it is a good film. Just a shame it could have had the makings of another classic if the casting/story had been more considered
Vito, Hagen, and Vincent Mancini represent children from broken homes. Their parents died when they were young. Those three men, more than any of the other Corleones, appreciate true families that love and sacrifice for each other to make their lives together the best it could possibly be.
Great point
Love this channel
Then they didnt want to pay the money to get him in godfather 3. Even the production company overlooked the importance of Tom Hagan
According to Robert Duvall, when Frnacis Ford Coppolla came to see him to discuss Godafther 3, Coppolla was "more interested in getting my mothers special crab cake recipe then he was in having me in the movie".
@AvySparks what?? Surely not he's the closest thing to a brother he had left unless maybe Francis wanted him michael to be alone and far away from his former life and familiars
Tom couldn't became Don. He didn't have willing to became bloody monster and seems to be too weak for murderous characters around
This is such a great analysis!!!!! I admired this character alot right from the start of the trilogy. Although its one of the greatest movies out there, I still think that it doesn't highlight lives and POVs of most of the side characters which may have left some areas blank that needed to filled somehow. I was always fond of this character and I liked this character more than Michael's. Tom Hagen is quite sharp, efficient, smart and quite literally always makes the right decision. He could've become the don if only he was related to the Coreleone family by blood.
Well said. Yes Tom Hagen is a character (like others) that keeps the viewer glued to the screen throughout. I guess, as with all movies there isn’t enough time to delve into each character as much as we’d like sometimes!
Seriously I thought you were going to mention something new 😴🙄
There's more than that mistake in the scene
Come up with some new facts that we haven't heard from over the last 50 years
Just don’t try to burn a city down with your dragon. They will NEVER forgive you for that.
Also, (1:37) this is the wrong side of the fence. You are marking the right side of the screen (where Grant and Malcom's car is). That side is not the one with the moat, instead is the LEFT side (where Lex and Tim´s car is, the one car the rex throws to one of the smaller trees inside the moat). And a visual cue is the trees were the Rex was hiding before breaking out the fence (1:04 at the LEFT side) can be seen here as well (2:03 left bottom side). And here (0:51 left) Lex and Tim look at the LEFT side of the screen and as the thunder strikes yo can see that beyond those trees there´s nothing behind (0:54). If we go back to the the first time we saw the paddock, when the cars are exiting the tunnel you can see at the LEFT side the dip in the fence (Later in the movie when Lex hides in the drainage pipe you can see that wall). where the moat starts. That is why they are using a panning-establishing shot, that lasts for several seconds (so your eyes have time to follow from left to right the tree's arrangement and understand the environment). Remember, the movie was made for theatres everything looks bigger, and is easier to spot things like that but with good video quality is hard to miss even on a 32-inch screen, to be honest. And if you pay close attention we see just the tree tops or less than that, because the floor is deeper at the LEFT side (where the moat is), as the paddock extends back to the mountains and far back to the right side you can see the ground gets gradually higher, because there's a hill far from the fence that gets higher towards the feeding exhibition at the right side, forcing the Rex to walk towards the fence to a higher ground so everybody in the tour can see her (And she din´t show up, because thats the argument there, even if they try to control her behavoir by changing the environment with fences, moats and motion devices... chaos happens). So, They stop exactly at the ¨goat feeding exhibition¨ where the moat ends, the cliff is at the LEFT side beside the goat, again that way the rex will be at the visitor's eyesight level in a corner so it is easier to see her. I put LEFT in the capital letter so you can see that in cinematographic terms they are building up something important there and giving us visual cues where everything is, normally used when some type of action happens in the scene. They also use foreshadowing: *Donald Gennaro: The full fifty miles of fence are in Place? Jonh Hammon: And the CONCRETE MOATS, and the motion tracking devices... *Hammond is at the LEFT as he tells him that. Too bad you didn't put the part where Ellie arrives at the paddock and finds the car, you can see just the tree tops again but closer this time, so it´s easier to see how far from the fence they really are and how tall as she looks over the fence towards the cliff-moat, another visual cue. And Ellie goes down the hill (using the right side, were the goat was) to check the crashed car (important to say: they use the ¨time compression¨ technique there, instead of looking at her walking all the way so is not boring and doesn´t interfere with the rhythm of the sequence as everything is going to chaos in the plot, the action and cuts are faster, a pretty common cinematography technique/rule). We can assume that Ellie is using the same path the Rex uses to reach the goat, as she arrives at the crash site you can see at the LEFT where the wall is. The car stopped at the goat's exhibition so... again the cliff is on the LEFT side, beside the goat. The rex escaped after eating the goat, so she was beside the cliff as well, That is how she managed to throw the car, and for sure she knew what she was doing, she knew the moat was there, almost like a poetic irony that she uses against humans what they use to try to control her. So yeah, I hope that helps.
This scene was not about the cliff. It was about the tyrannosaur. Spielberg was working feverishly to complete Schindler's List as well, so I think he can be forgiven for this error. I always assumed that the TR paddock was on the right side of the road and the vertical wall was on the left. I also assumed that the vertical wall was part of the island's drainage system or perhaps that it served as a spillway to carry high water away from the parks' exhibits, roads, and attractions. I suppose it is a little far fetched to assume that Ellie could have rappelled down the wall to find the crushed car, then climbed back up all in a few seconds just in time to escape in the jeep with the others once T-Rex becomes aware of their presence. Still a great film.
It´s all good, you don´t need to assume. put Klayton t rex paddock in the search of KZread. All the details are there. You can see where the moat starts the first time the paddock shows. Too bad can´t put the image here. But you can watch it in the video I recommend.
Still can’t believe he made Jurassic Park and Schindlers List in the same year. Two of the greatest films by one of the greatest directors.
yep, I always wandered how the mysterious cliff happened. I always put it down to storyboarding.
And you can just put it in Google: ¨t rex set schematic¨ in that one you can see the tree were the car fell and in capital letter the word MOAT. There's all the answers you need. And if you have more questions. Just put in a KZread search ¨T rex Paddock Klayton¨. And there you go, the most detailed explanation.
Do a quick search: t rex set schematic. it shows the camera plan. And very clear the word MOAT
1:22:21
When the cars are exiting the tunnel, on the left side you can see the dip in the fence. where the moat starts
Some quick research was missing for this one. There´s a diagram for the scene.
*Donald Gennaro: The full fifty miles of fence are in Place? Jonh Hammon: And the CONCRETE MOATS, and the motion tracking devices...
They call that Foreshadowing in cinematography terms.
Thanks for the comment! Indeed you're right, Gennaro does says that. However, at 44.16 in the movie you get a clear wide shot of the entire T-Rex paddock. There is no visible sign of a concrete moat. It looks like ground level all the way across.
@@AvySparks do the research. Klayton made a great video about it. That was settled long time ago
*Muldoon: Quiet, all of you. They're approaching the Tyrannosaur paddock. Next scene, the cars are exiting the tunnel, on the left side you can see the dip in the fence. where the moat starts (movie time:1:22:21).@@AvySparks
You can see the top of the trees where the rex was hiding in the corner 2:03
It was a concrete moat.
Also, you can see the fence as well. Almost put so people understand where was the Rex and where the fence limmits are @@chazchaz2121 🤣
@chazchaz2121 how did the T-rex clear the moat?
She didn't... there is foliage inside, at the bottom, behind and around... tall trees... She needs to walk up a hill to where the goat is (there´s a production diagram for the movie in which you can see how it works, just takes a couple of minutes to find it), you are just confused because of the perspective. Last time, do the research, lots of videos that cover this specific scene if you want visual cues.@@cable7152
She didn't... there is foliage inside, at the bottom, behind and around... tall trees... She needs to walk up a hill to where the goat is (there´s a production diagram for the movie in which you can see how it works, just takes a couple of minutes to find it), you are just confused because of the perspective. Last time, do the research, lots of videos that cover this specific scene if you want visual cues.
Very well done video 👏
Thank you kindly 🙌
Great job and underlines the unrivalled genius of Spielberg. (BTW its Apocalypse)
Thank you Glen
Imho is "Das Boot" missing.
Very fair! It was SO close but not quite top ten in Avys humble opinion. What would be number 1 for you?
@@AvySparks I wouldn't strictly rank them, as different movies target different parts of war. I already stated that "Das Boot" is imho Top Ten, as it is really good in emerging the audience in it. But it is only one aspect of war. I also liked "Der Untergang/Downfall" which is also not listed. But how do you want to rank that vs "Schindler's List"? So a "Top Ten" as in "these are the 10 best we could come up with" is imho okay, but I'd never say "this is #1".
the way you edited this made me think you had like 4000 of the same list video and 20k subs atleast bro well done man
Haha. Thank you kindly
The name is incomplete. This video should have been called Top Ten Most Overrated Christmas Movies Ever. Elf is way too boring to be in my top 50. Also, I am a Christmas fan but not a Die Hard Christmas fan. 😆
Controversial comments. But Avy respects that. But you must tell us what number one is for you?
@@AvySparks Certainly. The number one film for Christmas in my book is Mr Krueger’s Christmas. I choose that because of how it represents the true celebration of Christmas. Mr. Krueger, played by James Stewart, constantly reaches out to people who ignore him, similar to what Jesus went through. Later on, he is given a vision of baby Jesus as a reminder that the Lord is always with him even if members of mankind are not. The movie brings up Christ just as I would prefer Christmas movies to do more often. The word literally means Christ’s mass after all.
Very fair point. Mr. Kreuger is certainly a strong Christmas movie contender and one that shouldn't be missed. It's not top ten material in Avy's mind but maybe this merits another watch before the new year sets in@@benjaminA.stantonpun
Miracle on 34th Street?...A Christmas Story?...A Christmas Carol 1951)???
THANK YOU!!!
All good suggestions. But not top ten
I was gonna give Fred Claus a try until you put Elf so high. Thought elf was garbage, and Muppets christmas #1?
I cannot imagine this cult classic movie without Coppola and the amazing actors he casted for respective characters. There is one more genius ..without him the movie would have not looked like what it is.. and he is Gordon Willis, the ace director of cinematography!!!
Yes indeed. Willis actually referred to the look of the film as ‘a newspaper photograph in bad colour’. I very unique and distinct vision from a DP 🙌
Yes, I have watched it just for this reason at times. So golden.
8:30 Thanks, I’m reminded of a few heart warmers I need to watch again and some I’ve never seen!! 👍
I love Christmas Carol, The 1938 version
A very good recommendation. Where would you put it in the top ten?
Elf???? A muppet christmas carol top 2? No sorry
No? What would you put in those prestigious places instead?
@@AvySparksThe Night They Saved Christmas at #2 and Mr. Krueger’s Christmas at #1.
Some solid 80s options
Nicely done! Didn't know a few of these.
Thankyou kindly! Yes, I think ultimalty Coppolla is the hero of this video.
@AvySparks Absolutely! Not only did the man have vision, he knew how to utilize the pieces he had for maximum effort.