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"hyper-symbolic dreamscapes, cut up and stuck together in a surreal collage." That's nicely said.

Thanks. Your hard work in making your reviews is much appreciated. I try to write things that are at least half-insightful and thought-provoking. Just occasionally, I hit the button. I meant to say that much of Hitch's shocking "filmic art" often strikes me as springing from a very savvy and very Freudian switching between adressing different layes of our psychcial existence, using different psychodramatic tools and aesthetics. Between the surface rationality and humour of witty balanced ego-perepctives (like Noel Coward or Emma Thompson or Juliet Stevenson in best repartee and piano playing mode); and extremely sinsiter and distrubing expressions of the emotional tsunamies of the unconscious psyche. Especially our collective (un)consciousess, which I submit is an actual objective, co-evolving, interpersonal organic being, probaly operating on electro-magnetic and electro-dynamical models we don't yet know how to grasp. The "great machine" in Forbidden Planet is a well-known analogy - an absolutely thrilling conception! An organic and usually protective being, permeating all our social and conversational lives, and playing with our ego-perspectives with extraordinary dexterity. Sometimes with great kindliness and joyful constructivity, like the protective and very maternal-womnly Hindu goddess Kali Ma; and sometimes with diabolical energies, like the fierce slaying Durgha, her hips bedecked with strings of skulls! Perhaps it is also analogous to Jung's system of archtypes, sometimes propelling cultures into delightful epochs of perception and progress (reanaissance Venice, perhaps). At others, holding us tightly to face a shadowy inferno of revolting disgusting life-negative madness (dare I mention Auschwitz and Hiroshima). Love andrea.

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The HP came only in 1 color, white. This was the beginning states of creating a custom K1300S with about $13,000 of extras. That happened about a year after this video.

Scotty wasn't on Elster's radar, he never contacted him nor cared about him in 20 plus years (ever). He just knew that this dope was used to be a detective and seemingly a bad one, so Elster's tried to con him and have him take the rap for murder. Also, there is no point in the story that suggests Scotty was rich, the reason he keep saying it, is because he is not Scotty and he is not a cop and he's never been one. He is a rich playboy in a near-comatose state at an institution, which is my analysis. Everything is in his head and none of it is real.

@@premiumpowermedia it doesn't matter that he didn't talk to Scotty for 20 years, because knowing someone from high school or college is enough to pique the psychopaths interest, especially when he hears about the acrophobia. Hitchcock wants you to understand that batshit crazy people like the Elster of the film exist. The story doesn't have to be likely, it just has to be possible. It's not an impossible story. San Francisco is full of deviants, it's not as far-fetched as you think. There rich deranged mentally ill people like Scotty (when he's in the institution and afterwards), and there are rich psychopaths like Elster. If you can't imagine someone like Elster existing and planning something like what occurs in the story you have a poverty of imagination. As for the surrealistic lighting, that is not really dream-like, rather, it is the response of someone highly sensitive (like an acrophobe or an epileptic). The lighting effects are a way to compensate for the inadequacy of a camera to show the full vividness of real life. It's a vivid film, but not as vivid as reality.

@@premiumpowermedia maybe you've never met a rich psychopath. Hey, maybe North by Northwest is about a Soviet triple agent who is being tortured by the CIA so he hallucinates being Cary Grant.

@@2ndavenuesw481 Look, no one cared about Gavin, in fact the "Mother" (Scotty's girlfriend) didn't even remember him. Scotty thought that Gavin was broke and just wanted a free drink. Gavin told Scotty, that he read about his accident that killed a cop and about his vertigo. This is what caused Gavin to contact him, since he seemed like such a dope, not because Scotty was on his radar. Also, Scotty the cop can't know so much about women's high fashion, makeup, and so on. It's all in the mind of a near-comatose patient.

Not a fan of her. She became so mundane looking. Like an old grandma.

That’s must be how you “write,” that’s why you assume others do as well. We don't use AI. I suppose your idiotic comment was made by a bot, it's too nonsensical to be written by someone with a pulse or appreciation for film. Disgusting. Otherwise, you’re just troll or worse a troll bot.

Hi, I don't consider Vertigo flawed or imperfect. It's all a dream or hallucinations. It's not meant to be logical. That's why it was ranked as the best movie ever made. It's masterfully enigmatic.

@@premiumpowermedia Right I agree with the dreamlike, ethereal, mystical qualities. But what I'm talking about is different. It would have enhanced those dreamlike qualities to not show all the cards with Judy's letter.

@@JT-rx1eo That's a personal choice on your part. In Psycho, he had an actor playing the psychologist explain the whole story and Bate's motivations in detail at the very end. Not the same as doing it in the middle of the movie, but it was a choice that he made and I think it's a good one, because it doesn't matter. This film leaves logic behind. So we disagree.

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OMG! At last an excellent comment !

Hi, It’s silly to call anyone’s assumptions and interpretations of intentionally vague or mysterious cult movies as "wrong". There are for example several interpretations of the movie The Shining, all of them explained in a docu about that movie. None are “wrong”, just different. In your case, a dead man’s hallucinations, doesn’t resonate. The key and the only real scene in Vertigo is the shot of Scotty at the sanitorium with his “mother”. As explained in my analysis of the movie.

@@premiumpowermedia Hey, I agree with your fantasy scenario except for the sanatorium part. That wasn't real either. The last thing before that Scotty was hanging by his fingertips from a six story building. The cop who was going to save him had just fallen to his death. How do you get around that? The man is doomed. Nobody is there to save him. Nobody calls out, "Hang on, we're coming to rescue you!" Instead -- NOTHING. No indication that he was saved or saved himself. How do you explain that? Possibly something was cut from the movie we don't know about. Or maybe something was in the original script or book about being rescued. But until evidence turns up, I maintain he fell to his death and everything after the roof scene is a dream fantasy. I also agree there is strong mother symbolism in this movie -- exactly what a dead man would think about in his final moments. Thanks!

@@browngreen933 I agree, that opening scene does not make sense. Police officers jumping roof tops and risking their lives in such an obvious way, is cinematic but unreal. Also, the fact that a 50-year-old-man hanging by the tip of his fingers from a flimsy rain gutter 6 flights up can be saved (minutes) later is an impossibility. However, if there is a detective and a uniformed police officer on the scene, you can be sure there were other officers around as well. But Hitch doesn’t show them. I am not too concerned with the opening scene, it’s just meant to be exciting and to make the case that it took a traumatic experience to cause Vertigo to Scotty.

@@premiumpowermedia I differ. I think the opening scene explains every strange plot hole and inexplicable occurrence that follows. Plus I think the vertigo reference is actually Scotty falling when his fingers slip and he is dropping to his death. Everything about the cold blonde Madeleine mother character takes place in Scotty's crazed, agonized mind during that fatal, doomed tumbling vertigo inducing drop. It's a great movie! I should read the book. Have you?

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Good question. I can't recall. Since I sold the bike about 10 years ago. The engine warm up sequence is quite clear though. All I can say, from memory, if the option is available it should show and shouldn't be hard to find. Sorry can't help further.

It's expensive because it's old tech. Today all bikes come with a digital dash. Also the dash was built by a company named 2D in small numbers.

Hi, I have used both and use an Evaporative Air Cooler (it's an evaporative humidifier with a fan) on daily basis. I can tell from experience that the evaporative methods do not harm. I think the problem with ultrasonic is the method that is used to send the vapors into the air. That’s the key issue. That ultrasonics create white dust (sediments). Furthermore, ultrasonics change the color of gas burners from blue to red, due to sediments. Evaporatives do not do any of that harmful things. I think the exception could be an old school evaporative with a very dirty wick. The one in this video does not use a wick.

That will not make it safe to use sorry. Sediments aren't killed by anything and they go into your lungs.

Sorry, warm mist is a scam. They just warm the ultrasonic mechanism a bit. There is no boiling water involved. You need a kettle for that.

All of that is covered in the video. No one will go out there and pay for and buy distilled water, gallon after gallon to use on these. The cost would be astronomical, not to mention all the shipping and delivery hassles. These machines go through 1 to 2 gallons of water every single day.

Evidence? Like evidence for Jesus turning water into wine. Moses parting the Red Sea. Or Jews ever having been in Egypt and their exodus? Do you know that there is no evidence for the mainstream archeologists insisting that the Giza pyramids are tombs? Do you know that the big bang is still a theory and it will soon be debunked? Known reality? How do you know what known universe really is? Based on what NASA tells you? Have you listened to what astronauts have said about witnessing ETs? Aren’t you aware of NASA heavily redacting information about what you call known universe? Finally, what does what you wrote have anything to do with an opinion piece about spirituality?

also levoit is made in anaheim

It's ultrasonic.

@@premiumpowermedia Thank you.

Sorry, never tried them. but gets good reviews on Amazon.

@@premiumpowermedia I'm not worried about the humidity. But would it be as clean as evaporative? Does the heating and lack of it being ultrasonic make it better to breathe?

@@PatrickA1 As explained I haven't trued it hence can't answer.. Sorry. Your best bet is to read Amazon reviews or the Q&As on that product page on Amazon.

@@PatrickA1 did you buy it?

@@gustavopaulette3496 yeah it sucks it made a loud noise then stopped working.

Hi, I suggest checking out the brand websites first and find exactly what you like. Not every single item is available on Amazon, but some are.

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Hi, it doesn’t work that way. 1) ultrasonic do not humidify faster. 2) the white powder that the ultrasonics ejects is one of the core issues and it’s unique to them. 3) evaporatives do not eject white powder or bacteria. 4) chorine is not the problem with evaporatives. 5) filtered water isn’t purified enough to make ultrasonics acceptable.

@@premiumpowermedia that white powder is mineral dust from the water. simple solution. use softened water. and them run it threw an ro. which removes basically anything left in the water. and it still a lot cheaper than distilled water. problem solved. or buy distilled water. i still don't see why these are so terrible. considering all the crap in city water most homes should use a water system anyways.

@@alexlindekugel8727 I don't force people to buy distilled water. Ultrasonics should be removed from sale from the market. We all know what causes the white powder from ultrasonics. Are you aware the amount of daily work that’s need to keep these machines running? When you use evaporative you don’t have to worry about water type, end of story. Take care.

@@premiumpowermedia I see that you do kmow how to spell POWDER, sometimes huh! pos you

the video shows that they produce the same low noise at their lowest settings. But don't buy ultrasonics they are very unhealthy.

@@premiumpowermedia ultrasonics are only unhealthy if u use tap water , if u use distilled water they are fine

glad that it is helpful to you. I think ultrasonics should be banned or come with health warnings.

​@@premiumpowermedia cannot agree more. More awareness should be raised about that, against the huge marketing budget from those ultrasonic manufactures.

So this is where my dry cough is coming from? No other symptoms. Just a dry cough. It started as soon as I got a humidifier.

If you were using anything other than distilled water, the reason wasnt the humidifier itself, but the reduced air quality that the humidifier was creating by aerosolizing particles you do not want to be breathing in.

Hello, There are no benefits to ultrasonic humidifiers. Naturally regardless of how you add humidity into a dry room you’ll get some benefit. Even if it’s going to be harmful in the long run. People still smoke cigarettes today and they believe it makes their lives better, no matter the arguments against smoking. Also, almost 50% are now obese. You can’t go by general mindset. We have another video in this channel where I show 5 ultrasonics tested in 1 video ua-cam.com/video/vQl9uNTTHsk/v-deo.html so I obviously gave them a fair share. I also mention that I tried overall 11 different humidifying devices. IMO, if the room is small and the doors are closed a small evaporative humidifier is the best option, it also acts as a air washer or cleaner. If the room is large and or windows or doors are open, none of these will make any difference in the humidity setting of the room. For that you need to use a Evaporative Air Cooler which will add humidity rather quickly to a large room.

@@premiumpowermedia _I am searching for the best Humidifier for an elderly person who is having cold symptoms! Her doctor recommended a Humidifier. Which one would be very effective, healthier and super quiet in a large room downstairs with tile floors?_ _So far I found these three below (one of them from Consumer Reports) but not sure which one you would suggest! Thanks_ - Elechomes SH8820 Humidifier, 5.5L - LEVOIT Humidifiers for Large Room Bedroom (6L) - SPT SU-4010 Humidifier

@@seekfactsnotfiction9056 If you watched the video, you wouldn’t be considering ultrasonics. They are harmful not helpful and are pretty useless. The other factor to consider is that a humidifier requires constant adding of water for every 14 hours of usage. Can you handle it? That’s every single day. 3rd thing to consider, how do you know that the environment is low on humidity? First, you need to buy a digital hygrometer. If your humidity is about 30% or more don’t bother buying a machine. If it’s in the 10s and low 20s% then you should. Never buy an ultrasonic. They cause lung damage. Just watch my video and you’ll know what to do.

@@premiumpowermedia _Thanks for your response. I just checked our city, the humidity as of now is 37%, unless you meant inside our home, that idk yet! Where can I find this Smart-MI Humidifier? I searched on Amazon, Walmart and few other places, not available! Do you have a link to buy within the US?_

@@premiumpowermedia _I found this model @ Online Walmart : Smartmi Smart Humidifier 1S UVGI Ultralight 99% OLED Touch Display 400mL/h 3.5L Water Tank Work With Mijia APP. Is it the same model you were recommending? The price for this one is about $247. Let me know if that's the one, even though delivery takes about 3 weeks_

But the Levoit will make white dust

@@Noble_Isaac and the white dust goes right in your lungs.

You work for Levoit.

@@Noble_Isaac I never got the white dust. I am liking the Smartmi better though.

@@geefim2144 why? I may return the Levoit because I’m getting white dust. I got it for my pianos and guitars. Now they are covered in white dust

Thank you. Scotty is a former millionaire playboy who is confided to a fancy sanitorium with his "mother" and he is dreaming up the whole affair with Novak in a loop in his mind.

Are you just released from a psychiatric ward?????@@premiumpowermedia

And I'm the Queen of England and Commonwealth ! You need a free coupon to consult a psychiatrist !@@premiumpowermedia

No, Randomdata. Your statement is false.

You can use tap water as long as you have a demineralization cartridge in the water tank. More false info!!!

@@Adeline9418 The cartridges are really not sufficient for most tap water. Further, tap water contains a ton of other impurities. If the unit being used is an evaporative humidifier or a boiling water humidifier, this is mainly a moot point (except for spores, which is more of an issue if the unit is not properly cleaned). If the unit is an ultrasonic (or less common impeller-type) humidifier, it is an entirely different story, as these units will aerosolize whatever is in water and this is why you should use only distilled water in an ultrasonic humidifier and it should be kept clean enough to literally eat off of. Ultrasonic and impeller humidifiers can rapidly degrade indoor air quality if tap water, spring water, or purified water is used. With respect to the health harm that comes directly from the mineral rock, this is still a bit up for debate, but do you really want to be breathing in mineral rock? That seems like a bad a life choice. However, with respect to some of the bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and toxins that can be in tap water, these are things you clearly do not want to breath in, and you will if you have an ultrasonic humidifier and use tap water in it. The bottom line is that ultrasonic and impeller humidifiers are safe when kept clean and distilled water is used. If they are not kept clean or if tap water is used, they can contribute to high levels of indoor air pollution, dispersing both harmful microorganisms as well as mineral rocks and any other contaminates present in the water, and this is something the makers of these products are not forthcoming about.

Minerals don’t evaporate. You can use tap water, just clean the device more often.

just out of curiosity, if you live in New York and breath in the city air everyday is that worse or so the same as using tap water in an ultrasonic humidifier?