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Damn dude you could at least try to vet your sponsorships. I get that it’s an easy payday but maybe a little bit of humanity could prevent you from promoting scams?

Remember guys, if its free, YOU'RE the product. Have a nice day.

The IMDb trivia for the movie said that the goat kneeling was a happy accident and it just happened to work so well they kept it in the movie 😂

Scam and AI garbage in the sponsor, hope they paid you enough big dawg

The bills can’t be so low that you need to promote a scam

Wasn't there just a huge expose on how Freecash is a HUGE scam on the levels of Honey?

Nooo, you promoted a scam :(

I think Satan chose her to kill them, because he was tired of them

Talk about selling out. Do you just take any sponsorship you're offered without the slightest bit of vetting?

I absolutely love that the goat bowed down when she yelled "GET ON YOUR KNEES!" So cute.

For the record, if they find you on the steps of a house that's on fire, they will in fact just drag you out of there before checking vitals.

The goat kneeling was NOT intentional, it was just so captivated by Samara's aura that it had to obey xD

Promoting Ai and scams: +10.000 sins, verdict: mass unfollow

Grace and Faith were never informed of the rule that only one family member could be on the field at a time. That information came after they were put to sleep.

Under there assumption they could believe they're facing literally every person that was in the room including maids, servants, and the lawyer since the servants helped in the last game. Killing a potential killer instead of trapping them is only of benefit.

28:04 *Castle" is supposed to be "council"

The fact that this video popped up a day after I bingewatched both Ready or Not movies back-to-back is pure serendipity.

Also, "Frodo that ring" as you bring up Elijah Wood's closeup?  Clever.

I love how with all the blood explosions, It never touches her eyes.

Attorney here. I had issues with a good deal of the contract interpretation here, because I too am an insufferable nitpicker (at least as legal concepts are applied in movies and television). The issue that annoyed me the most was also one that was pointed out in the video: the lady with the sword should absolutely have been exempt from being kaboomed. Generally speaking, most areas of law require two things to determine the culpability of one’s actions: Mens Rea, and Actus Rea. A mental state and a volitional action, respectively. Basically, there’s a requirement that you have to have a certain mindset (intent) and perform a certain act in order to be held accountable to that act. Some things do not require a specific Mens Rea, and just doing the thing (regardless of your intent) is sufficient. However, ALL situations require an Actus Rea, or a specific volitional action on the part of the person being held to account for their actions. An act is not volitional if you do not choose to do it or have control sufficient to stop your body from performing the action. For instance, if I were holding my hand out in front of me and a super strong gust of wind blew my hand to the side and it subsequently came into contact with someone at my side, I wouldn’t be accountable for battery because I did not choose to hit that person (this is before we even address the issue of reasonable foreseeability). In the same way, this lady did not attempt to stab the sniper (or Grace, or anyone else, for that matter) and accidentally stabbed the sniper instead (rather, it might be more appropriate to say that Grace stabbed the sniper and the lady’s hand was still on the sword when it happened). Control of her arm was taken from her by Grace, resulting in the stabbing of the sniper. Think of it this way: if Grace had chopped off the lady’s hand that was still holding the sword, and used the sword with the hand still attached to stab the sniper, would the lady still have exploded? It just doesn’t make sense. Granted, Infernal Law might be entirely different than any form of human law, but that should be stated in a movie that depends so heavily on concepts of contractual law and adherence to bylaws that govern one’s actions. I have a few more examples that immediately popped to mind, but I did actually love the movie. The moral of the story is, don’t be a lawyer. It ruins good things. 😂

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