They Discovered Advance Tiny Humans Living In A Fridge
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2022
- Rob and Gail are a young couple moving into a new apartment. As they get settled, they find an antique refrigerator that the old tenant left there. To their surprise, they discover a lost civilization inside its freezer.
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If I found a refrigerator like this, I won't even blink.
Not even once 👀
Lol
I will stare at the fridge for 10 mins
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i'll just play GOD and drown them and give them the old testement untill i get bored
I actually want this to happen for everyone just imagine interfering in the ancient battles and the tiny humans would think of us as gods because of how massive we are
The goal of video games is to replicate human life, we're almost there, but the perfect simulation will never be available to us for moral reasons. That simulation will only be available to scientists.
The lil dudes actually insult the two people
Careful what you do because it will be records in theirs history book of cruelty of "giant being" and thus as they advance more and more to the point that they are powerful to get rid of this "giant being" and be free once and for all.
There’s a whole video game franchise that does that already; it’s called Civilizations. 😂
@@johnwong5317 not all of us are going to be that evil just some of us like destruction or have them stop the battles and live in peace without war
I've seen this storyline several times, and I still find it an incredibly well-written story.
With no moral lessons tho. But very fascinating .
Ever since I was 13 I have dreamed about coding something similar to this. Imagine watching a civilization grow over time in your wall...
any luck bro . iwas thinking about the same thing
@@justwatch4331any games like that tho?
@@MegaTron7568worldbox
@@MegaTron7568 world box or cities skylines
@@MegaTron7568Cities Skylines, simcity, The Sims just to name a few
Imagine discovering something like a tiny version of our world,in our own house?
That would just be amazing.
@@billzjr222 I'd put them in a dolls hse
I'm unplugging it at the industrial era so nukes aren't going off in my freezer.
It was like Jumanji and Zathura
@@defeatSpace XD
8:15 - The little humans doing the rain dance is honestly soo cute
It is
but its sadden how the old man asked his butler to kill em off, god thats terrible
Agree
That's the greedy
I love that this recap is practically the length of the short film
i always imagine somewhere there are hidden civilizations like that
There are. Didn't Horton hears a who? 🙂
Reminds me to clean my fridge out before life starts in there for real
😁
😂
Life as we know it 🚶♂️🐘
🤣🤣🤣. I call the vegetable drawer the rotter and only look in occasionally. Never sure what life forms are living in there.
Yes - agreed - it is brilliant !! I saw it on Netflix over a year ago - and many others under that title are equally inventive & imaginatively realised. There are now three series, and they are all shorts - anything between 7 and no more than 12 or so minutes, and cover a great range of possible aspects of the present, the near, and the far future - mostly sci-fi, but also horror and just excellent storytelling - and either in animation or very lifelike CGI. First-Class Entertainment !
One of my favorite shows for sure. If you love black mirror then you’ve love Love Death and Robots.
What movie is this
What's the name of this movie
Title of the movie?
name ?
If i had a fridge like this ,I'd never b bored
it'd get boring after a while unless you became a tyrant god and caused destruction. otherwise you'd just be staring at people
@@Pizza-Steve no it might not be so you could add your own little variables everytime, you could maybe enhance the growth of another species by experimenting, it'd be like a simulation but with extra fun.
@@gauranshbansal meh
Imagine looking at the sky and there’s a giant immobile human face staring down at you for your entire life and it’s always been there. I guess you would accept it since it’s all you’ve ever known.
Those giant faces are sun and moon irl😁😁
Not only is the story of the film interesting but the making of the little people and entire civilisation. It cool and fun to see the little people. Its like watching the world map come to life. Even seeing the little people in the fridge move so fast like timelapse.
It's an episode in a series that can also be termed as a collection of short films. It's not much larger than this video itself.
Actually you always see colonies of bacteria having kid family etc everywhere. It's just too small to see
That’s how we look to God we are as tiny as 🐜. 😢
What’s is the name of the movie
E= mc2
Loved this episode. Such a short, yet powerful episode.
All of them are short 😆
I still liked the atomic blast he took to the face
I only want crabs, juice and chips in my fridge!
What's the name of this
@@Crossloves4444 love, death and robots
What's the name of this movie
I love these stories I can’t wait for more👍🏾
Easily the best show to binge watch 💯 just sucks you'll get through it all in 2 days lol
So cool that Ramona Flowers and Eddy Brock manage to have their own little civilization.
You mean Eric Foreman?
Holy shit ramona flowers
Ahh... the good ol' days of SimCity and Civilization.
One of my favorite episode from LD and R.
Thank you so much!
how do you explain a 10 minute short and a full 2 hour movie in the same amount of time lol
fr, in under 10 minutes too
What movie? The second one is only 4 minutes long?
Love death+ robots netflix
TBH
The short is already a movie explanation?
The final stage of the tiny civilization where the city merged in a single large object is what some would call the singularity. The idea is of a shared consciousness beyond the three dimensional space time we reside in currently and hence, not constraint by temporal or distal limitations. Some have theorized we would probably use technology to first facilitate this and "guide" our evolution towards that end. So, at the end the tiny civilization achieved this and shed their physical existence.
Thanks Steven Hawking
And Jackie complaining
It's call The Eternal Bagel With Everything 😆🥯
Lmao I saw this in anime evangelion r u weeb too?
@@Ken_77 They took that idea from real life man. Not the other way around.
Fun fact: Your recap is exactly longer than the original video, which is only 8:10 long
We need 5 more seasons of it.
Fixed my fridge yesterday and removed the ice that blocked the system, bu I didn't find any miniature realm or the Smurf village. However, the humans living outside that icy box called "refrigerator" are now happy and flourishing 🌻
Id like to asks them personally. How much is their electricity bill for not closing the fridge?
I was waiting for Red to walk in and yell at him to shut that freezer door before he puts his foot in his ass.
😂
This entire series is 🔥
Geez imagine researching the mini civilizations as they get past our present time, we could evolve so much in so little time due to the time speed diference just from observing those smart tiny beings
I’ve read different places that a year to us = a year to the gods/anunnaki/Elohim, etc. This is more like a thousand years to 6 hours? Fascinating.
Why Gail and Rob aren't worry about radiation? There's an actual nuclear war going on in their freezer.
Very tiny radiations.
🤓🤓🤓
@@gobblinal it's enough to kill thousands of people if exposed freely
how can a small radiation cause so little to a human body
Well at least they got the fridge DE FROSTED,, 👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
One of my favorites episodes from LD&R. I’ll need to watch the other show mentioned. Thanks!!
This from love, death, and robots, lovely anthology about sci-fi, mystery, and horror. Amazing art and visuals.
I just scrapped an old G.E. monitor top refrigerator like that one last year, but never saw any tiny civilizations growing in it!
Imagine if this world was built into an fridge
then we either live with it or not, cause I wouldn't be bothered by two faces looking down on me in a daily basis
Nah, we are inside a computer-generated universe.
We are in God's fridge, thankfully He is a nice guy. The temperature of the universe is 2.7 K, or around -453°F, as the residual heat from creation 13.8 billion years ago reaches is in the form of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). Pretty neat, eh? So, we live in a cold microwave.
@@Starteller matrix isn't real
@@eobardthawne6903 We are NPC inside a holodeck. 😋
I’m sorry I did this man put an ice cube in a glass of red wine? Who the hell takes an ice cube from a funky freezer like that and put it in something you’re going to drink gross.
Right the ice would be freezer burnt too and taste like terrible.
Is that a gnat in my wine? 🍷
@@2EKgn16 right? I use a lot of ice and the thought of using ice yhats a week old grosses me out. And not only does he just wack a chunk off the wall he puts it in RED WINE
"grows"?
@@zelphx lol. I'm only just now noticing the auto correct . I meant gross.
That fridge life is an expression of how life here on earth will end up,they have just showed you the blueprint.
What is this movie called pls?
Me : "sees my refrigerator full of tiny humans civilization"
Also me : "Proceeds pushing the fridge to the stairs 🗿"
One man even comments that he's even tired of seeing broccoli stuck in Gail's teeth. 🤣
Ew gross! She doesn't brush her teeth. 😵 How's that work in a relationship ? 😖
I watched this story on a different recap show and I got to say you did it way better mostly because you included that other part at the end.
Can I ask of the title of this movie?
@@bryantaripe love death robots ice age
This was one of my favourite episodes!
The irony of watching a 9 minute recap about a 9 minute short is not lost.
When I was a kid, I always thought that marble balls are a tiny universe.And mosses stick on the ground and rocks are a little forest.
I thought the exact same thing about marble balls. They looked lile a magical three dimensional tiny universe. I was fascinated by their mystery and beauty as a small child.
@@heartstrings7814 you sure that wasn't a men in black idea
@@heartstrings7814 thats exactly I should have described it .Thanks
@@sidesaddleintobattle4984 I've never sat down and watched men in black but my children did when they were small along with my husband, so I have no idea what you are referring too???
@@bobbobson3999 I remember watching those specs of dust particles seemingly dancing by the rays of the light too!! Its amazing how a childs mind can wonder. Those were the good ole days.
Loved this episode. But these things are so funny.
Why did the landlord leave the fridge? And why didn’t they attempt doing anything about it? Crazy stuff 😂😂😂
well, if that freeze is either apart or not apart, I mean, I wouldn't think that the landlord would care about a small freezer
Landlord: "Do you have any idea how heavy an entire civilization is? You want 'em, you move 'em yourself/"
@@tomwhone9804 😂
He got bored watching the same movie over and over again.
@@LifewithSuyi I'd love to find you tiny
the fact that they instantly understand is ridiculous, my first thought would be that its some sort of machine simulating a civilization with fake humans made of objects
i once had a desire to find one of these as a child, found similar ideas
You missed your calling as a script writer.
i did but i never took interest for it
WOW! I can't wait to see other episodes. Maybe how life works 🙏😍
It would be pretty cool to set up a camera to record from start to finish of the tiny fridge civilization.
Would make for a good movie lol
imagine grabbing and eating one of them Infront of the others inside the freezer🤣🤣🤣
Bro something about this particular channel the ambiance I guess...Its my favorite one...its like watching a movie in 8 mins. This is one of my favorite all time channels
If it happened for real , we are doomed because the tiny people advance so fast they could possibly take over the world
It's a time vortex. Kind of like my freezer. Is it still edible or not? 🤔
Well uh, for one they are tiny, for two a thermonuclear weapon simply made a man’s face red, there is no way in hell these tiny people could fight modern society
@@mjkoo5365 that thermonuclear was from modern todays era, after that they developed for thousands years more
@@MChicago89 Even then, they appear to be in an infinite loop that always leads to them going back to the start after a day
@@mjkoo5365 if their technology is high enough, an energy ball in dust size ( compare to us) could destroy our planet
No one gonna talk about how he got a ice cube for red wine?
🍷🧊😆
I’d steal one of those high tech buildings and figure out what kind of energy they’re powered by. Figure that out and you’d be the wealthiest and most powerful person on the planet.
You will be record as "giant being" that took away thousands of people in that building.
Next thing you know, starship will be build and fly out to destroy "giant being" for invasion of theirs world.
@@johnwong5317 I’d just close the freezer door.
@@JT-gi8rx Lol id crush the whole hole thing or give them stuff lol
The buildings are probably powered by graphene or something. :) Apparently, graphene can harness thermal energy (Brownian motion), as discovered a year ago, in the microjoules.
I'd defrost the freezer and clean it out. Then sell it to make room for a good refrigerator that I can actually use.
This is why you need to clean out your fridge more. I hate causing the apocalypse when I let it go too long
Thx for reminding me of this! I went back and watched it on Netflix. So good
What is the title?
@@jhendra058 Still no one awnser this? Ohh god
This is a great video!
Love how the radiation has no effect even though there was enough radiation to cause a sunburn
Maybe it just had enough radiation to cause a sunburn.
Pretty sure its not the radiation that causes the burn, but the light/heat flash, it goes alot further out with a neuclear bomb than the radiation does (not counting what the wind might carry and theres also a difference between a bomb detonated in air and one detonating on ground level, the latter spreading alot more radiated material)
Atoms are wayy smaller in that world.
Where can I watch this?
I love how everything in the refrigerator is accelerated, except for conversations and mushroom clouds.
In an alternate universe, Eddie ditched the Venom symbiote and ended up marrying the Huntress.
This episode was very interesting. In the end it all goes back into the box.
Very Informative ❤️
I LIKE THIS A LOT!!!
I loved the Freezer depiction...
But Hated the Table version
Imagine our universe as aquarium and our solar systems as a clump of nano sized particles moving around inside it. Would residents inside that clump have any hope to realize that their universe is nothing more than an ecosystem that their creator could destroy in instant and start a new?
What if you found a fridge that showed only your neighborhood, looking closer you saw your house, now using a microscope, you saw your mini self looking into a smaller fridge, zooming in you saw an even smaller you looking into a tinnier fridge...and it continues 🤔🤔🤔 at what point will you stop zooming?
Bro… you need to share your blunts with me, your stuff seems like it’s lit.
I'd pee on them to see if I get peed on too.
Same
Cool,now fight the urge of looking outside the window after the realization of a bigger you is also just watching you.
I saw a painting like that. 🖼
This was really interesting about the civilization in there fridge kind off looks like from medieval era to the future era
I think this concept is very realistic. Hear me out. Greater or outer beings could be observing our world right now, I call this, fish tank theory, where they have multiple fish tanks (multiverses) where they change certain conditions to alter different futures…
That is so Cute the miniature people living their life as time goes by in their world🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍in the refrigerator.
Love in the deep freeze 🧊
I'd happily keep them all
With a recap this long it's better to just watch the episode
... except it recaps 2 shorts rather than one.
@@looniper3551 Okay. Thanks for that info. I guess the title is more deceptive than I thought. I wasn't going to stick around. I still argue that the video is too long for the two shorts though.
I like how your recap is as long at the episode itself..
My God, I've never been this much thrilled and captivated as this movie recap did. The concept is fecking brilliant. If I discovered a fridge like that. I'd try to put my hand in to that miniature civilization and touch everything; I'd like to see how those miniature humans would react. I'd try to communicate with them and perhaps spend my day teasing them, threatening them that I'll create disaster if they don't give me something to eat. I guess a billion miniature humans would start cooking.🤣🤣🤣
That’s how you eat poison
If you like that concept, you should read a sci-fi book called Dragon's Egg, by Robert L Forward. He also wrote a sequel to it called 'Starquake'.
theyd retaliate and destroy you eventually.
In the future I want a table like this.
What’s really sad , we will never see that hyper power technology era .... can u imagine all the inventions of such would be like ? Whoa ....mind blowing
We are at the stage of nuclear destruction...after the dust settles the game resets and a new civilization begins...heaven on earth and transedendace
probably the greatest thing we'll get to experience in this lifetime is somewhat realistic virtual reality and decently functional commercial robots
Loved this episode when I first saw it, because it reminded me of a book I read back as a child with the chief and Indian toy figures
What's the name of this movie
The fridge like a Fortnite event💀
so the question is, will this happen in our time, and are we in a freezer box as well? 🤨
we in flat earth.... big freezeeerrr
It's not as cool as people think having a miniature civilization in the freezer. I don't even interact with mine anymore, because it always turns into me having to be firm and say: "Look, I can't do that. If I just gave you free shit all the time, you'd only get lazy, and your whole situation here would come tumbling down. I'm making you help yourselves because I love you."
This show full of mystery and meaning
Weird Al's parody of Aerosmith's "Living On The Edge", a.k.a. "Living In The Fridge" came immediately to my mind.
The funniest part about this recap is the video is just as long as the original movie lmfao
I cannot possibly overstate how much I love the first in third seasons of love death robots. wasn't that impressed by season 2 but season 1 and 3 man... 🤯
This would make such a great play!
super dope... thanks
"turns into a sphere and disappears"
hey, it rhymes!
I loved this one
This episode is so underrated imo
thats a classic lol, the injun in the cupboard
What an extraordinary fridge!!!
Omg if I found a refrigerator like this I would just be SHOCKED😲
Literally watched this episode last night before bed and just stumbled upon this channel today without even searching for this. Creepy.
I need this refrigerator
Honestly if I had a fridge it would be so cool
You don't have a fridge????
@@rick_terscale1111 😂😂
Love death and robots on Netflix.
This is literally everyone’s childhood dream
To my finding of this fridge, would be a super hero
Came to the comments because I instantly recognize this short. And to say that the summery is longer than the entire episode.
Are the new owners animated as well? Because if they did, they did a fantastic job!!
@@andrewvalentine6977 what series?
Love Death and Robots
No the guy is Topher Grace
who knew eric foreman would become such a fridge expert 😂
I would love that fridge
So.... we are all inside someone's refrigerator! 😂
Similar to the Simpson episode where Lisa discovered it in one of science project. And she then gets shrink in tiny person as Bart takes the credit for the work...loved that episode
Yeah the Simpsons did it first
@@bigman4407 I know I loved it and wish they had more to show of the outcome
Wauw this was a very interesting and cool recap of that movie
I would video the refrigerator and get answers from it