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Now every single trailer I watch, I notice when a sentence is spliced together... Before watching Adum's reactions, I never noticed that.

I can now even guess which are spliced from different takes of the same sentence and which are spliced from completely different sentences based on how egregious it is. I realized this like 2 weeks ago, and now I literally can't stop noticing them. Adum ruined trailers for me forever lmao 🤣

What are some of the weirdest ways that watching yms over the years influenced you?

Basically the title.... sometimes I don't catch a stream and want to watch the VOD of it, but it's nowhere to be found. It'd literally require no editing, and you wouldn't even need to create a whole new channel, he could just leave em unlisted in a playlist so they don't clog up the uploads...

My timeline is literally filled to the brim with: straight men saying they want to fuck Elizabeth Holmes, lesbians saying they want to fuck Elizabeth Holmes, straight women fantasizing about fucking Nathan, people speculating that Nathan and Holmes fucked right after the trailer ended, people speculating that Holmes was trying to seduce Nathan into making a "soft" documentary, people speculating that Nathan pretends to be seduced by Holmes so she would agree to the documentary, people speculating that Holmes ACTUALLY wanted to fuck Nathan, people making jokes about how the title "You Can See Everything" is a reference to Nathan and Holmes fucking on camera, etc.

I think my favorite thus far is a post with around 20k likes in which a woman writes an auto-fanfiction about fucking Nathan AS Elizabeth Holmes.

Its at times like this that I really appreciate that I still have twitter, coz its funny as fuck

For me a recent example would be the 2013 romcom "About Time".

https://preview.redd.it/c80ghxk64ufh1.png?width=940&format=png&auto=webp&s=16fd06e05a1a7fccb451a0728c0de484b433afb4

https://preview.redd.it/6j8scmxc4ufh1.png?width=775&format=png&auto=webp&s=75d7a4b17fbe4fb3f7ad005c6e7fdc5ffe8efc57

I've heard Adum and mutliple other reviewers say that you should watch this movie in a theater because its a great movie to experience in a crowd. However, I have multiple reasons why that may not be a good idea.

1- In my country, the movie doesn't come to theaters till October

2- The censorship authorities in my country will censor the theatrical release in the following manner:

a- Any scenes containing kissing, making, groping, will most likely NOT be censored

b- Any scenes containing naked genitalia or naked female breasts will most likely be completely cut out of the movie

c- Any scenes containing actual sexual intercourse regardless of nudity will most likely be completely cut out of the movie

So, based on this information, and if you've seen the movie, do you think my first viewing should be at home (that version will be the complete uncensored version), or should I wait till it comes out in theaters? I'll be watching it in theaters regardless, but I don't wanna ruin my first experience. Thanks!

Of course, I had heard of Netflix making shows for background viewing a while ago, but it never crossed my mind that it could be as bad as this clip from the new ATLA live action show. Like what in the actual fuck? How is this not parody?? Do yall have anymore examples of dialogue or otherwise that is on this level?

https://x.com/CultureCrave/status/2069545524357926927?s=20

Would've been funnier if she said Scar tbh, but Mufasa is pretty good, too.