@@Aries4lifes literally: in a literal manner or sense; exactly. I mean this with all the sincerity in the world, Revolver is one of the stupidest films ever made. Listening to Guy Ritchie explain it (figuratively speaking) turns your brain to sewage. Here endeth the lesson. Which linguistic modes would you like me to break down next? Or would you like me to explain how similes work? Antimetabole? Chiasmus? Pathetic fallacy? 🤡
I just watched this and if I didn’t find this video, I would’ve scoured the internet to try and find out what the fuck the movie was about. Now I don’t have to. Now I know. Thanks to you. You saved me from watching it probably 2 more times tonight. But I’ll be watching it probably 100 more times in the future.
@@rongarth9547 The questions this film highlights for the viewer are too complicated for someone as close minded as you to fathom. I doubt you'd make half way through it before the voice in your head tells you to turn it off and go watch some porn.
I tried to watch this 3 times before being able to grasp it! You must be open minded to “ get “ this truth about the ego. Bravo to him for doing this movie! Lots of moral lessons here !
Sir, thanks for recompilation and yes that scene and this movie should be at top 3 of any intellectual/open minded/fearless/deep thinking person or should I say no thinking person.
I Think "The Elevator Scene" Sums Up the Movie.. When Jacob 'wrestled' with 'God' and prevailed. The Victory over our 'Lower Selves' IS the Ultimate Goal...
The greatest enemy will hide in the last place you would ever look. That's correct,who would thought the enemy would hide behind the movie industry credibility,i didn't i wouldn't of thought that in a billion years,you da man enemy,you da man.
Junk confused mess of a pretentious piece of crap movie😁... especially the other cut/edit shown on Netflix that has pompous psychologists parrot some crap about the "Ego" or "Id" and cuts out critical plot twists that actually give SOME credibility to the film instead of making it into some bizarre, surreal film noir wannabe Lynch/Bunuel/Pasolini crap - Chinatown did it better - Angel Heart did it better - Apocalypse Now did it better - Memento did it better. Just make a damn movie like Lock Stock, Snatch, Rocknrolla, or Gentlemen THAT MAKES SENSE, Guy. 😄
Yeah, Guy is very straight forward movie maker. Your take on the movie is just one way of the spectators resistance playing out. I've seen all of the above movies and none beat the key existential moment and the potential message hitting the spectator conscious thought in the future that is above the elevator scene in Revolver. The obvious is out and the obvious always become a norm to digest by the masses.
thank you for this stuff 💪
Best film EVER
Its the best movie ever if your anal and lameo
one of the best movies ever made just watched it for the 3rd time
One of my favourites. Probably 5th time I've seen it
It’s literally one of the stupidest films ever made 😂
@@dannytoots6635You don't know how to use the word literally. Literally.
@@Aries4lifes literally: in a literal manner or sense; exactly. I mean this with all the sincerity in the world, Revolver is one of the stupidest films ever made. Listening to Guy Ritchie explain it (figuratively speaking) turns your brain to sewage. Here endeth the lesson. Which linguistic modes would you like me to break down next? Or would you like me to explain how similes work? Antimetabole? Chiasmus? Pathetic fallacy? 🤡
One of my top 5 films of all time. Shame the population is too dim to understand this film
Absolutely i feel you. That's why we're here to make it popular. It will be soon.
what is your top?
czcams.com/video/ooPdPYZpR2s/video.html the review is better than the movie
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@Lucas Ribeiro Sperança pardon
I just watched this and if I didn’t find this video, I would’ve scoured the internet to try and find out what the fuck the movie was about. Now I don’t have to. Now I know. Thanks to you. You saved me from watching it probably 2 more times tonight. But I’ll be watching it probably 100 more times in the future.
This movie put me on a spiritual path. You have to be ready for this movie !
Be ready to blow up your TV after watching it.
@@rongarth9547 The questions this film highlights for the viewer are too complicated for someone as close minded as you to fathom. I doubt you'd make half way through it before the voice in your head tells you to turn it off and go watch some porn.
Yes, the most effective part of the movie, indeed. Cheers!!
Best movie ever created.
When I fear and feel hopeless, this movie gives me knowledge that it is only a game.
Guy did not appreciate Mrs Ritchie interrupting his explanation
I've seen it 6 times. One of my favorite movies ever. Saw it when it came out and I'm sure I'll see it many more times ❤
Very deep movie.
Indeed, still #1 movie in the history of Cinema.
best EVER
I tried to watch this 3 times before being able to grasp it!
You must be open minded to “ get “ this truth about the ego. Bravo to him for doing this movie! Lots of moral lessons here !
Yes 100%
There's still 2 characters in this movie that got me rewatching it a thousand times.
@@OlafBreda Lol. Actually, the characters are French Paul and Dorothy Macha, not Avi and Zack.
@@peanbean1613 Angels & Demons ;)
Sir, thanks for recompilation and yes that scene and this movie should be at top 3 of any intellectual/open minded/fearless/deep thinking person or should I say no thinking person.
Great!
I was in the wrong neighborhood once and an actual physical external enemy beat and robbed me.
😂🤣
Anyone read the newspaper topics ( it's current news even though this movie took place a decade ago)
Overall it's a very good film but a little bit too complicated though it still stays in my number 1 favourite movie until now.
I Think "The Elevator Scene" Sums Up the Movie..
When Jacob 'wrestled' with 'God' and prevailed. The Victory over our 'Lower Selves' IS the Ultimate Goal...
Amazing movie bout enlightenment
Extremely deep move
This movie is fucking profound
02:22 - Yes. She is absolutely right.
Well... at least this one time 😅
@@Zibit21 only talking about this one time.
🎯
At least when your ego goes off you feel alive, unlike the numb feeling you get trying to watch revolver
The greatest enemy will hide in the last place you would ever look. That's correct,who would thought the enemy would hide behind the movie industry credibility,i didn't i wouldn't of thought that in a billion years,you da man enemy,you da man.
Shame he needed to explain it
Are Avi and Zach his imaginary friends?
Yes...guardian angels
I think they're him, his conscious and subconscious mindset
Ultimately they are one, he’s a branch separated due to ego. The film is about him “waking up” to his real identity
Junk confused mess of a pretentious piece of crap movie😁... especially the other cut/edit shown on Netflix that has pompous psychologists parrot some crap about the "Ego" or "Id" and cuts out critical plot twists that actually give SOME credibility to the film instead of making it into some bizarre, surreal film noir wannabe Lynch/Bunuel/Pasolini crap - Chinatown did it better - Angel Heart did it better - Apocalypse Now did it better - Memento did it better. Just make a damn movie like Lock Stock, Snatch, Rocknrolla, or Gentlemen THAT MAKES SENSE, Guy. 😄
Yeah, Guy is very straight forward movie maker. Your take on the movie is just one way of the spectators resistance playing out. I've seen all of the above movies and none beat the key existential moment and the potential message hitting the spectator conscious thought in the future that is above the elevator scene in Revolver. The obvious is out and the obvious always become a norm to digest by the masses.