Strangely Familiar Places in Movies Explained

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  @DuCinema1 · 10 months ago · pinned

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  @minengescho5772 · 3 years ago

  &quot;But as humans we have the power to give meaning to emptiness&quot;<br><br>This ending quote gave me chills

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  @grumpymunchkin2959 · 3 years ago

  I use to be a security guard in convention centre. At times there wouldn’t be any events going on and the massive halls, parking garages and meeting rooms would be empty. You’d wonder the whole building at night on patrol and never see or hear anyone. At times it was a very bizarre feeling.

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  @josepablo911 · 4 years ago

  This is exactly &nbsp;why I love going to movie theaters late at night, alone. Having a huge screen and top notch audio in a large room all by yourself just feels incredible, and then at the end of the movie, walking all the way to a dark, empty parking lot feels surreal.

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  @FilmsyFarhan · 3 years ago

  This video itself can be an example of a Liminal space. I like how this video felt like 40 minutes long even though it&apos;s only 16 min long. At the end of the video, It felt like I was trapped inside the video. Surely a very odd experience!!

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  @keymaster430 · 3 years ago

  Another one of the physical liminal spaces is a hospital late at night. This is probably one of the creepiest I&apos;ve walked through.

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  @rbisportscards3326 · 4 years ago

  I never knew what this phenomena was. Growing up my mom and I would go on cruises and I would sneak out late at night and walk the long hallways and explore the ship when everyone was asleep, sometimes swimming alone in the indoor pools. The sensation of feeling a bustling place “at rest” was an unusual feeling, almost as if you can feel the vibes of the environment. I’m also an only child, I’m sure that helps overcome the loneliness feeling.

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  @Lost4life123 · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T7wSwQtkts&amp;t=641">10:41</a> I did not expect him to say &quot;You finna die&quot; LOL

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  @pyrethorn · 4 years ago

  Maybe I&apos;m the weird one here, but empty spaces like that are comforting to me. I&apos;ve always loved being the last one in a building, like a library or mall. I enjoy having stairs, escalators and elevators to myself. Maybe it&apos;s because I have to take life one day at a time, due to chronic illness. Change doesn&apos;t bother me. I&apos;ve had to accept that it&apos;s going to happen, so I can either be okay with it, or fight it and be miserable.

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  @piecesofstarlight · 3 years ago

  So THAT is why interstellar&apos;s music is so beautiful, haunting, comforting, and eerie despite never seeing the movie.<br><br>Han Zimmer managed I suspect to musically depict liminal space.

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  @goblinn77 · 3 years ago (edited)

  There&apos;s another one: the Digital Liminal Spaces. <br>People who used to play the old versions of Counter-Strike or chat inside Worlds, for example, can find servers completely empty these days, and many have described this same feeling on comment sessions or forums. They were spaces where we used to have fun with friends, create new friendships and explore scenarios, and today they are abandoned. <br>But it doesn&apos;t stop at multiplayer games. Other games, like some from Valve itself, like Portal and Half-Life, are set in Liminal Spaces. Completely abandoned laboratories, buildings, parking lots and corridors, with few reminders of people who should be there, such as tables, chairs and computers. But you are alone, trying to get out of there. Trying to get back closer to the things you used to know.<br>But your video is about Liminal Spaces in movies, so... ^^

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  @CognitaRx · 4 years ago (edited)

  During the pandemic, I was working at my university and living on campus.<br> My university has about 50,000 students so you can imagine how weird it was when I was, at the time, the only person in a very vast open area. <br><br>I remember there being more animals roaming about especially in the winter here. It was a very unique experience and I took so many pictures. <br><br>It was unique. The solitude as well as the cold winter air from the window that I kept ajar in my apartment. Everything was so quiet at that point that I could hear the snow crackling from the sun&apos;s rays. <br><br>I went everywhere and walked everywhere at this big university of mine (6 campuses) <br>Now that everyone is back I often reminisce about that solitude that I had while on campus last year.

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