Bird Box Is Way Darker Than You Think

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  @Vladimyrful · 4 months ago

  As opposed to other click-bait channels, you ACTUALLY did explain the creatures. Awesome video.

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  @blakkermambaa · 4 months ago

  I didn't even know there was a sequel, I never saw any previews or anything.

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  @obadijah · 3 months ago

  An alien race that evolved into causing all predators to remove themselves as they wander is an interesting concept to look into.

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• AG

  @Aggressive_Progressive · 3 months ago

  The &quot;They&apos;re beautiful&quot; part reminds me of someone who&apos;s been mindbroken by Lovecraftian entities. Some go insane, some keep their sanity, but the majority of them seem to fall into a category that&apos;s more reverent than anything else.<br>Also I wonder if exposure to large amounts of hallucinogens would also lead to the possibility of being a seer, and maybe even a more sane one from experiencing their trips and coming back to reality.

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  @carines3395 · 4 months ago (edited)

  when I first read the book, I didn&apos;t get the feeling the creatures were evil at all. In fact, on the boat scene, melorie tells them to go away, and they do. I don&apos;t believe they have malicious intent. and based on the second book, I believe they simply are incomprehensible to us, as well as we are to them.

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  @Nokkyu · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rervf1q-LBc&amp;t=209">3:29</a> quantum physics doesn&apos;t care about human observers. An observer in quantum physics means everything a quantum system can interact with, e.g. any kind of matter.<br>Just wanted to clarify that, because that&apos;s a common misconception.

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  @michaelsanya3769 · 4 months ago

  I gave up watching Horror films a couple years back for personal reasons. But my interest in them remains. Through this channel I feel like I get to enjoy horror films without putting myself through them. Thanks for being a bridge!

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• FR

  @francovlla · 4 months ago

  Thank you for actually discussing this movie and not just summarizing it and then 1 minute of chatgpt summarized discussion THANK YOU

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  @miffedcuttlefish6139 · 4 months ago

  The book was so much more exhausting. Malerman did such s great job building the tension.

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• SC

  @scottlypuff · 4 months ago

  polite, earnest, formal request for you to become an audiobook narrator, please!!!!! &lt;3

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  @ramonchristopheragbay2368 · 3 months ago

  My personal interpretation of Bird Box is that it resembles the biblical Tribulation. The unseen creatures seem to exploit people&apos;s deepest fears, traumas, and negative emotions, causing many to lose hope and destroy themselves. The few survivors represent those who remain faithful and endure the trials. The &apos;seers&apos; or infected individuals could symbolize agents of testing who pressure others to surrender. To me, the story feels less like a monster movie and more like an allegory about humanity being tested before the end of the world, where only those who persevere through fear and temptation make it to the end.<br><br>People survive not by confronting the entity directly, but by refusing to look at it. Continuing forward despite not being able to see everything clearly, that&apos;s faith.

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  @dodget3 · 35 minutes ago

  This is a common constantly repeated misunderstanding of quantum physics. It is not the human observer. Observation in quantum physics isn&apos;t passive. You have to interact with it in order to observe it and it&apos;s the interaction that causes the wave function to collapse, not conscious observation. If we could observe it without interacting with it, then the wave function wouldn&apos;t collapse.