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Music Credit:
Song: It Burns
Artist: Colin Stetson
Albunm: Color Out of Space (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Feb 6, 2021 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 94 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
"It's just a color... but it burns." That line gave me a really huge deep chill down my entire spine the first time I heard that, it still does, the way it's said in a distorted audio recording combined with the static sounds, it is so otherworldly/unearthly.
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"It's just a color, but it burns."
"Benny lives in the well now."
It's so rare that you get a Lovecraft movie made by people who actually understand how to translate one of his stories into film. This is one of those movies.
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This to me is the best scene. Ezra tries to explain and describe whatâs happening, but itâs still horrifically unclear. The corrupted audio recording was the perfect way to explain to us that Ezra, as odd as he may have seemed, was probably the first one to be killed due to the fact that he knew more about the color than the color probably knew about itself
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People normally say the Colour leaving is the best scene of the movie, but I think this one by far surpasses it...got that perfect mix of unease before you feel the fear Ward probably does in that moment
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I want more movies like this. A cosmic phsycadellic trip where the unknown takes center stage.
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Such an underrated line:
"It came from the stars... where things ain't like they are here..."
Chills, man. Chills.
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Ezra is the best character, he knew what was coming. Aliens would be controlling us from the ground
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Ward begins to realize that in spite of his prestigious university training, he knows absolutely nothing and some hippy in the woods understands an alien force better than anyone.
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I finished reading all Lovecraft's horror stories years ago. I dreamt about Lovecraftian movies since then, but I always heard it is hard to make a movie out of Lovecraft. Well this movie delivers it so stunningly. This scene above everything else. A shaman that knows, and the more he knows the more he descends into madness. The psychedelic colors, the mutations, the audio distortion, the music that feels like a bad acid trip. And Ezra's words that feel very Lovecraftian. Just perfect.
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I like to think the recording wasn't distorted, that's just what he sounded like at that point.
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I'd like to think that Ezra's recording wasn't distorted due to the machine. I think the recorder captured his own distorted voice as the color consumed him, much like Nahum's might have been distorted in his final moments in the Lovecraft story.
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This movie deserved to be on the big screen.
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âThey came from the starsâ
Bone chilling line
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Imagine being born with a voice like that, that be awesome
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The movie had its flaws compared to the original story, but Ezra was a great change to the story.
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I get chills just thinking of the phrase "it burns" now, like got dayum, I just teared a bit, this is the only movie that's made adult me do that
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Never did I expect Tommy Chong to deliver such chilling dialogue
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I don't know why, but it feels like the colour didn't erupt from Ezra's corpse when they first entered his shack because it wanted them to hear the recording. So it would somehow enjoy indirectly informing them of their hopelessness against its power.
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We need more Lovecraftian movies like this that get the central premise of deadly, maddening, unknown forces from beyond our world or our era of history that we are all but powerless and insignificant against.
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@RobGibbonsW
1 year ago
Ezra was so enlightened that his body was mummified sitting upright, like a Tibetan monk who passes while deep in meditation. He knew that he was infected, but instead of simply going insane, he mindfully described for others how he perceived the Color to be changing him and everything else. By the time they arrived, he was scantly a hollow shell, but his mind continued resisting the Color until there was nothing left of him.
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