He still hasn't blinked, and at this point I fear for the voids sanity
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all i wanted was a Update on the Pixar Timeline T-T
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My question is why BNL wanted to find Muntz in the first place.
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Can you maybe do a theory about the Speed Racer movie?
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MORT HAD REVEALED HIS TRUE FORM AND POWER ON SEASON 3 EPISODE 3. In this episode Mort accessed Julien’s dream to do a reference to Twin Peaks, and in this reference he not only reveled his true form but, in my opinion, reveals other 2 big facts about himself that push this theory even further. I haven’t seen Twin Peaks, so I’m not going to refer to the show, but to David lynch, more specifically a book he wrote. I know the chart of priorities listed for us to give you information. I understand that an autobiography of a director that has nothing to do with dreamworks is nowhere close to that list, but I just think it fits perfectly in this whole theory to the point that it really shocked me. I recalled this book called Catching the Big Fish, when I was watching your Pixar series last week, because I though that it was very weird how all this movies by different people had all those interconnected details, but most importantly narratives and “motives.” In the book, Lynch talks of the method he uses to get his ideas for movies or art in general. He talks about Transcendental Meditation, and how the deeper you go in your consciousness the bigger ideas you get. One of the points he makes and what is crucial for us is that he beliefs there is a Unified Filed of ideas, a collective unconsciousness, from where all artist go to “fish their ideas.” Now, how does this tied back to Mort and the theory? Well I think it’s pretty obvious after the revelations of your last video but I’ll do my best with my English to explain how it connects for me. When I saw The Dream Scene on your first recap video of Mort I got chills, because now it didn’t looked only like a cool fact that made me think of how you were able to find so many connections, now the show made a reference to the director I thought about as a reason for inter connectivity between pieces of media that apparently have nothing to do with each other. At the moment I brush it as a coincidence, but not after watching you last video. Because I don’t believe they put stuff like this randomly in All Hail King Julien (AHKJ), it seems the authors are really intentional with EVERYTHING. And in my opinion this scene represents it to perfection. Since it is crucial for the whole revelation of Morts power and how he literally has been creating this whole u inverse since the beginning and form the shadows. The scene has many levels of revelations, just as this whole theory. 3 levels in my opinion. 1. Mort can accesses dreams. On the scene the first revelation we get is that Mort can access people’s dreams, as he does with Julien. What can he do in there? Well we know his power has no limits, so I wouldn’t want to imagine what would happened if he got inside of you, but at least we can assume that it would give him some sort of influence or control over the person that he accesses. Even if it’s only by making them dream whatever he wants, but probably he can do even more. 1. MANGO Then Mort makes a huge revelation, or at least heavily hints towards his true form in the reverse speech. I had to go back and watch that part of your video again, and it was a little terrifying to hear him talk again like that. But what does he say? “LET’S DO THIS. FROM WHERE WE COME FROM THERE’S ALWAYS MANGOS IM THE AIR. He is the MANGO. I don’t know what this implies tho, but the fact he revealed it so long ago in such a terrifying way is bugging me, to the point I’ve been up all night writing this. 1. THE DREAMER AT WORK The last revelation might sounds too crazy, but I don’t know why else would they reveal all of this stuff at one scene using precisely a reference of a show from a director that beliefs ALL ARTISTS SHARE A COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS from which they all can get their creative ideas. It’s just too coincidental. I think the reference to David Lynch is a direct hint to Morts true power. His true power is to access people’s unconscious mind through their dreams, since these occur in the subconscious. But not only the mind of characters, but also the mind of the authors and creators of all of dreamworks movies. They could have used any other reference, any other joke. Because how in hell would a kid get a Twin Peaks reference. It was on purpose. And I don’t know about the show, so I don’t know if it shares anything with the ideas Lynch presents on the book. But the Unified Field sounds like a playground for Mort… or more like a hunting ground, where he looks for artist that are going to work on certain movies so he can influence them. How else could he have created such a universe if not by literally making his way into Dreamworks staff’s minds through their dreams, and in there influenced multiple people to form his own universe. Through time he has been crafting all, little details here and there that don’t mean anything at the moment. But at the end all of that ended up bringing his story to conclusion. He influenced the stories to follow this narratives, this patterns. And with all of those details he can create a united universe through the movies to achieve his end goal. Or at least that if you want to consider a book made by a director of a show that they reference during a scene that lasts probable less than a minute. I just think it fits so well with the whole theme of this theory and I don’t think it’s a coincidence it’s presented early in season 3, when things really got weird. Ps. I made this comment before in another video, but it was kind of messy because I wrote it before finishing the last video of the series and in a rush. And you probably already remembered the episode since I’m watching the video a year after you uploaded it. But I wanted to give you my thoughts and why I think that the reference they make in that episode to Twin Peaks has much more meaning to the whole theory you have put together. Sorry for the literal wall of text. Love your work man, keep going strong.
1 month ago | 0
Am I to believe that Canadian rock legends Bare Naked Ladies plays a role in this?
1 month ago | 2
I swear, I can only watch baby smitty another 40 or 50 times before I start getting impatient bro
1 month ago | 1
Bro I cannot wait to see whatever video you drop next 🤩 doesn’t matter which movie or timeline it is I need to see it
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i don't know if you'll see this, but a song i find is perfect for the slow descent of your theories is "Lockdown's Theme" by Steve Jablonsky. you don't have to use it, i just thought the song fit the structure of your "Bombshell" theories really well.
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Theory Poll: I Am Number Four Halloweentown (1-4) Spy Kids The Notebook Speed Racer Sky High The Mist
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More Theory Poll: Mean Girls The Simpsons Rosemary's Baby Twilight Zathura
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Hello Theorizer! Just a thought but in the Lion King, when they sing Hawkuna matata, Pumba has a line that says "and I felt downhearted, every time that I-" then Timone interrupts him and stops him from saying "farted" and says "Not in front of the kids!" Or something like that. But in the live action remake, when Pumba gets to that line, Timone doesn't stop him and Pumba says "aren't you going to stop me?!" Idk what do you think? Could there be a connection? Day 10 of asking
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