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Sir, please, what dou you have on the historical facts about a Romanian “Country Dracula”. Much obliged. Sincerely, Nurse Jane of Deale, Maryland Kali Nikita!

so, you pronounce it wrong

When Daniel and his mom are discussing their memories, they mention coney island and the wonder wheel. Really reminds me of the Warriors.

Do dragonball

I just showed my 12 year old daughter Spirited Away for her first time. The first time I saw Spirited Away was shortly after I found out I was going to have my daughter 13 years ago. So it was a really special moment to show it to her. We watched half last night, as soon as she finished her school work today she was asking when can we finish the movie.🥰

Utter predictability .. Every movie is gunho American bull.. Sad thing ..if Troll or king Kong was real this would be how they behave ..nothing to be proud off .. nothing at all ...

You actually think Matt Lauer writes his own questions? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The 24 version was novel in that it offers us a practical solution to the problems of shame & cowardice… …a leader does not elope whilst his kingdom burns. Best to foresee the consequences of one’s actions - or maybe even inaction? - and adjust one’s attitudes in the present accordingly via ‘expectation of failure’ - fear comes & goes, that’s fine, personally I wouldn’t ‘drill’ for it’s fuel - really though, ‘it’ is about developing one’s ‘taste’. Maybe even one’s distaste?

I’ve noticed that comedy writing and songwriting are very similar. Could you do a video on a songwriter’s creative process, like MJ or Paul McCartney?

i remember vaguely watching big man japan as a kid and I am still forever haunted by that eyeball monster

Somebody steps on my shoes.. "I demand satisfaction, pig" :)

Gary Oldman speaks exactly how we expected Dracula to speak. He nailed it in my opinion.

Cymraeg tir ñanoģ with a g. Why are the Welsh ignored when it is the original language we still speak it . Garlic was lost and. Was used by the RA AS CODE.. Not so in the North check out maps which shows ,a ring of castles. They were very scared and still are remember the 80s?

It’s actually part of Indian mythology as well.. maybe research next time 🚬

I didn’t understand what was the inner meaning of the film

What i learned from the film is that Gawain is a bitch and giants have cute boobs.

This is such a great deep dive for one of my favourite films, which definitely changed me as well! Kudos! The one thing I will add is that the forest spirit's face also resembles quite a lot a baboon. Not sure of their significance in Japan, but see the resemblance to the Macaque monkeys as well...

Cant find The Taste Of Tea anywhere!

When this movie came out in 1992 it was my favorite vampire movie, many years ago from that day someone did some homework on it and here it's all laid out. Thanks, man, for this behind the curtain information. God Bless you. I still do watch it from time to time today in 2024 and will continue to do so as long as I'm still here.

Rereading the book this week... I think the 1978 movie did a very good job of condensing the story. I would love to see the Elahrairah (sic) stories onscreen, in 2D

Anyone else play Kamigawa (the Magic set) Spirited Away reminded me of that.

Very happy to see the love for Cartoon Saloon. This video appears to have been made before Wolfwalkers was unleashed upon the world, which explains its omission from the list. But oh, God, do I love that film, and I will never miss the opportunity to sing its praises. Re: Darby O'Gill -- avoid the Disney+ version, as it dubs over the vocals of Albert Sharpe and Jimmy O'Dea, ostensibly to make their dialogue easier to understand (a classic case of not trusting the audience) but gutting two of cinema's most charming performances in the process. This beautiful film deserves better.

Wait they did a radio version of Good Omens with Mark Heap and Peter Serafinowicz!? I need this in my life now.

The Japanese pronunciation in these explanations SUCKS but fairly decent explanations fo N Americans.

This season was weak af.

This isn't My ultimate plan to create a war between the old and the new gods then cause a blasphemous blood sacrifice to get me and my blood brother Loki back to relevance

Buddh is the planetary name for Mercury, if anyone's confused or wondering. In Hinduism, planets are also seen as dieties. Hence a diety called Buddh.

Incorrect. Mother Kali is very much the goddess of death & blood (life). Which makes her rule over these two important dominions of human life in Bengali Hinduism. During ancient times, she was worshipped in the region what's known as Bengal today. Her idol was black (hence the name Kali), and blood offerings is mandatory to complete her rituals. Over time, she was adapted into what we know as Hinduism today. Even the the capital city Calcutta's name comes from Kalikatta, which means 'land of Kali'. And that is the reason Bengali culture is a very goddess-centred culture (also known as Shakti culture), unlike rest of the India. The biggest holy-days in Bengal are all about goddesses: Durga, Lokkhi, Saraswati, Monosha, Annapurna, Kali, etc.

I still hate the fact that as an Italian I now that this is not the correct pronunciation of the italian word.

Salim is a glorified extra.

Ah, to watch this in 2024...

Just saw it great movie

Miyazaki is a little sloppy sometimes with pronunciation of foreign words, as we all are. The name "Nausicaä" comes from the daughter of King Alcinous from The Odyssey, and should sound like "Nau-sic-ay-ahh", but in the Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind film they just say "Nau-shih-cah". The "ä" demands a long-a sound but they omit it entirely.

Wendigos didn't have antler's

Daoíne Sí...Irish, meaning ghost/spirit people.

Sounds like it came from the word that's pronounced with a "guh", and the Japanese are the ones ORIGINALLY mispronouncing the word, lol. Sounds like the "jih" crowd is using that unintentional mispronunciation as a reason to perpetuate saying it wrong, which is a little silly... The Japanese accent is not the correct way of saying it... And regardless, the snippets of Miyazaki himself saying it also sounded closer to a "guh" to me anyways, though I could subtly hear a "jih" slightly mixed in due to his accent. i.e. the Japanese accent (accent = mispronunciation) is not supporting evidence to do the same. The snippets of "jih" examples sounded to me like people making goofy and awkward attempts at being "respectful" to Japanese accent/unintentional mispronunciation ... And the lemmings follow the other lemmings over the cliff... I doubt the Japanese care at all. Miyazaki would laugh at anyone who cares It's "Guh". Arguing against is childish stubbornness. "Jih-blee" is not an INTENTIONALLY accepted mispronunciation like "sel-ticks" for the Boston Celtics. The Japanese say "jih-buri" because they have a hard time saying the letter "L", and the sound of the word in general apparently, and others should not mistakenly copy that linguistic difficulty phonetically and call it a "pronunciation". It's just wrong. It's definitely "guh"... We don't say "tor-till-ah" chips, we say "tor-tee-ah" chips. E.g. If someone were to intentionally pronounce their company named Tortilla Gorilla as "Tor-till-ah Gor-ill-ah" or "Tor-tee-ah Gor-eeh-ah", just to rhyme and sound funny for marketing purposes, that would be different, but that is definitely not the case here with Ghibli. In short, anyone arguing for the "jih" sound is a silly person making a big deal and wasting time trying to prove they're right, like this video creator (who mispronounced a handful of other words as well with his Canadian accent, and said "aircrafts"... Lol), and like the author of the article that brought me to this video, who tried very hard to tell her relative online (with all the effort of a published article!!! Haha) that she was right in saying "jih-blee", when her relative correctly corrected her in saying "gih-blee"... Sounds like author of that article (and maybe this video creator as well?) had their egos hurt a bit because they've been saying it wrong with a "jih", and they will go to great lengths to attempt to convince others of their thinking instead of humbling themselves and accepting that they are wrong. ...though the history presented in this video was interesting, and I appreciated it from that perspective. It was fun writing this comment, lol. Not worth my time and I really don't care about the pronunciation or that other people care for that matter, but I'm wide awake in the middle of the night, apparently nothing better to do, and I'd rather hit the submit button and not have wasted the minimal effort I put into this comment. People be cray... "el oh el"... I mean "loh-hl".

Another film from 2014 with retro synth aesthetics was Cold in July (2014). I consider that to be a companion piece to The Guest (2014) but with a more wild story. That's one of my fav films of all time.

Can you release your avatar mythological inspirations vid in text in the discord server frost clan made by escrimador of the 狼

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Nice video! One small FYI is however that we do not really use the word "Lapp" for the indigenous Sámi people, since it is considered colonial and offensive.

Avatar contains full mythology and culture China 🇨🇳 and India 🇮🇳

I live like 5 minutes from south seas. No vacancies. Lol. No number. Go away. They have heard it enough. Lol. But it still looks the same.

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I think the the battle cry “Rus!” Refers to their Sarmatian tribe? The Rhoxolani?

My favorite King Arthurs are Paul Curran from the 1998 Merlin and Sean Connery from First Knight.

Now you can add Donghua

My grand grand mother told me about baba jaga and topielec , I'm from central Poland. I read in comments it is quite common 😄

Bro stop spoiling them wtf

She's coincidentally similar to IEMANJÁ the african deity (orixá) mother of the waters, many people in brasil sail offers to her in the new year's party on the beach

Thanks 😅😂