*ELEMENTAL* is SO PURE! | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)

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  @Enderstorm20 · 2 years ago

  Wade and Ember being able to touch is actually based in real-life science. It's called the Leidenfrost effect which is when water like Wade touches a hot surface like Ember which creates a layer of steam like the one you see when they first touch, which acts as an insulator for Wade, preventing him from vaporizing and by extension, Ember from getting extinguished.

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  @lindseysquire8417 · 2 years ago

  Nothing makes me smile on a hard day like “Gday Marshmallows😊”

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  @SAB_0919 · 2 years ago

  I 100% tear up every time they do the bow at the end

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  @The-Otter-Spotter · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sJ700nJQug&amp;t=1823">30:23</a> I love how when they touch, instead of either of them losing fire or water, Ember’s fire glows brighter to compensate for the water and Wade’s water steams up to make a thin barrier, so they literally make each other something more than their element 🦦

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  @Enderstorm20 · 2 years ago

  The only reason Wade was able to survive at the end was because he condensed onto the rocks in the chimney. Had the chimney not been blocked, he would have been gone for good. In other words, Wade was saved by the very thing that prevented them from escaping.

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  @amberlyrane8006 · 2 years ago

  One thing I &nbsp;see people misunderstanding is Ember&apos;s father&apos;s whole role. He raised her with &nbsp;the belief she wanted to take over the shop. Not once did she say &nbsp;other wise or show any other interests, so he threw all his eggs into one basket. Ember only learns she doesn&apos;t want to run &nbsp;the shop when &nbsp;she meets Wade. Yet, even &nbsp;then she doesn&apos;t tell her father so people are getting upset that he won&apos;t stop pushing her to run &nbsp;the shop, but in &nbsp;his eyes he&apos;s not doing that. He believes he&apos;s supporting her dreams. It&apos;s only after the flood when Ember tells him that she doesn&apos;t want to run &nbsp;the shop that you &nbsp;can &nbsp;see it all &nbsp;click in his head.

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  @jessquinn6106 · 2 years ago

  Yeah the bow at the end was what touched me the most. Some people hated it because the message was &quot;getting along with people not like you.&quot;

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  @ritapak12 · 2 years ago

  ELEMENTAL!!! Wayde literally made my standards in men much higher😂😅 also as a foreigner, 1st daughter, and the oldest, it just hit too close to home 🥺

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  @Zoekat17 · 2 years ago

  This story is for all those first born and only child’s who wanted nothing but to please their parents growing up.

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  @LunaHiw · 2 years ago

  I don&apos;t know if this is me reading too much into it, but the story always gave me the vibes of an &quot;Asian-American immigrant&quot; history. The way the person welcoming them couldn&apos;t write their names and so gave them an &quot;English&quot; name. The way the place the settled in became like a &quot;Fire Town&quot;, etc.

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  @RainyDays2790 · 2 years ago

  its refreshing to see guys on film that can cry and not be thought of as lesser. im a girl but i have nephews i try and tell them that its perfectly fine to show emotions too. if you bottle it and let it fester its no good and i like that wade cries through so much bc he know it can be healing and on him its funny but thats bc hes wade

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  @NINJAfries07 · 2 years ago

  Ember&apos;s idea of repaying her father&apos;s sacrefice to give her a better life by sacrificing her own happiness to do what she thought was best for him reminded me a bit of Sanji and Chef Zeff from One Piece.

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