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The Descent (2005) | FULL LENGTH | MOVIE REACTION (Patreon)

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2023-10-09 17:13:45
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2023-10

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The Descent (2005) | FULL LENGTH | MOVIE REACTION

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Brian McG

Just joined specifically for this reaction, forgetting about how hard the version you're watching is to find. Not usually a big deal but when you don't have an on-screen blur of the video as you react to it, it's virtually impossible to sync up correctly with a different version of the film. Love what you guys do regardless, I'll probably go back and watch full reactions of some of my favorite YT cuts instead.

frank deleon

Dude just add a blurred screen. At this point your just refusing to do it for no reason. Dont even come at us with the "its illegal bro" when we all know its not. Nothing illegal about a blurred screen. You live in the UK., Shows and Movies differ with FPS and movie times based on where you live. Some streaming sites make movies run a micro second faster. WE CANNOT control when they do this. SO having a blurred screen will let us know when we are out of sync. This movie is proof. The UK version has an extra 5 min compared to the US version, so every scene you guys are reacting to we are always either behind or ahead.

Anonymous

New to the channel but been a youtube fan for years. Love you guys so much!! Not gonna lie tho this was suuuper hard to stay in sync with :0 Either way still love your guys reactions probably the best in the business!!

Jimmie V

PLEASE, If you don't want to put on a blurred screen to help us sync, at least keep a reflective object in the background (e.g., a mirror, glass frame, pottery, properly angled poster, another monitor) placed so that it very subtly reflects the screen you're watching so we can see exactly where you are. It will naturally be too small, warped/blurred and mirrored horizontally to be caught by any kind of copyright detection, but it will suffice for syncing. Incidentally, this method is the most accurate in general because you'll never have to worry about slightly-offset versions of the films or accidentally offsetting the film in your editor (and thus, having timecode displayed that is off)... it's already baked in the shot. Again, it's a super easy solution requiring no additional editing work so please consider it.