All right, you guys know how overwhelmed these Black Friday sales are making me. Mostly because it's every single store and they started like two weeks early and the sales have been going on and off and changing. And as somebody who tracks the sales for you guys, I'm like, I gotta take a break. I don't even know what to do. So for today's video, I've compiled all of my favorite Black Friday sales that are currently going on. These are subject to change. They're changing daily. And because I'm filming this Wednesday, I'm sure by tomorrow, some of these sales will be different, additional, whatever. Point being, I have a list. It will be in the description box of all my favorite stores to shop at and a link to the website. And I'm going to go over in the video today what some of those sales are. I already did a Black Friday sales video last week. I will link that down below, but a lot more sales have been added. Some things are different. I'm not going to talk about everything on the list. It's long, but I'm going to talk about my favorites. So if you're interested in that, then just keep watching. So the point is that this is the guide for you. I'm going to be keeping the description box updated for you guys with as much sale info as I can. Let's go down the list. Let me show you this. So I've put together a Google dog. This is how I'm keeping myself organized of all these sales. Okay. I'm not going to go over all of these today because that would be a bit extra. And this video would be two hours long. And let's be honest, you can easily just click on the links and see for yourself. But I didn't want to talk about some sales that I know you guys would be interested in. I've been doing this for four years now. I feel like for the most part I've got you guys figured out. I know what we're interested in. So these are my favorites that I'm going to talk about. But all of the ones that I like are here. There's probably a lot more. Just think of a store that you like to shop at. Go to that website and I'm sure there will be discounts. But along the top here, I have the bigger stores that carry multiple brands, right? So we have, okay, self-plug here. Okay. What is it? Plugging myself. I don't know what that's called. Self promo here. Muse Beaty Pro is having their holiday shop. I've done a whole video on that. But if you want to get VisiArt, buy VisiArt for this sale. They have the best deals. Also check out VisiArt's website though. They have upwards of 50% off. I actually wasn't going to talk about that, but do like a VisiArt's website. Love this from Isam. Okay, the main attraction here, right? Right? Morgan Turner X Isam Rush Collection. She's in my hands right now. Also, $168 is a lot, okay? Please do not feel obligated to buy this just because I came out with it. If it's not within your budget, completely understandable. I get it. The price is so high because I have three very big natural hair brushes for the face. And you guys know those are quite pricey. That did unfortunately drive the price of the bundle up. But I also wasn't going to sell myself short on a set. If I was going to put my name on something, I was going to include all of my favorite brushes that I think enhance and make up routine. So this is my set of brushes that I love. But I did forget to address this in my original video. If it's out of your budget, I just appreciate your support of liking my videos, commenting everything that you're doing now. I truly appreciate it. This is just a bonus if it's something that you feel like you need. But anyways, it would make a great gift and it's a great starter set for brushes. They are pro quality, not going to break. Okay. So promo's over. Check out this Muse Beauty Pro sale. I've already covered it. I've already done a whole video. It's worth checking out. That's great. This I believe is going to run for a while. Yes, it ends December 26th. So no huge rush compared to what we have going on. But there's that. So Flora, I'm not even going to show it. I haven't been, this should be 25. I haven't been too moved by the Sephora stuff. Like, you know, I saw the Mercury Retrograde was 50% off. There's been a few individual items that are really good. But for the most part, for Black Friday sales, go directly to the brand's website. So those are where you're going to find the best deals. You will have the one off items on Ulta and Sephora where they will be 50% off like the Huda Beauty Mercury Retrograde, for example, maybe a Tom Ford palette, things like that on Sephora and Ulta. Take a peek. But to me, they really aren't the main attractions. I know Sephora today is 25% off Fenty and Beauty Blender. I believe Fenty should have a 25% off sale. I'm taking a look at Ulta. I've honestly been quite disappointed with the Ulta sales that I've seen. They had a really good sale like two weeks ago and it's gone now. But again, take a look on the website each day. See if there's something that you need. I see 30% of ABH brows. I don't know. It's worth taking a look at if there's some stuff that you've been needing, honestly, but it's not my favorite sales. That goes for both Sephora and Ulta. I also have Nordstrom Linked here. Not necessarily makeup. I think the makeup on sale is not very good, but you know, they have some nice workout clothes, home stuff. You can take a peek for yourself, but Nordstrom has some deals of upwards of 40% off. I'm a big Nordstrom girl, so I wanted to link that for you guys. Dermstore is the last of our really big stores that we have. Used Code Black at checkout. There's a huge list of up to 30% off items. Really, really great deals. I'm not going to go over this because they literally have 122 pages of products that you can choose from. Dermstore has some fabulous makeup brands and skincare. Dermstore, I believe, is one of the best places to get really good, clean skincare products. Embryolise, I'm looking at this right now. I use this in my makeup kit. Incredible. So Dermstore has a lot of these professional brands that are a little bit harder to get a hold of as well. Oh, this looks cool. A micro... Okay, let me get off this, but Dermstore is another great one if you're looking to collect multiple items from different brands. Underrated company, in my opinion. Okay, you guys know about the pomegranate sales. I'll just have the link down below for your convenience, hoping that they will have the $12 lip sale. I would definitely keep you updated if that's the case. Do I have lipstick on? No. I would definitely keep you updated if that is the case. As of today, not yet. Refer, 50% off site-wide. You can't go wrong with their brushes. You cannot go wrong with their modular vanity set. This is an older sale that I've already talked about, but amazing. Okay, here's a newer one that I'm excited about that I haven't talked about. Hourglass is 20% off. So if you're watching this and you don't see it on the website, you're probably too early. If you're early, the early access code at checkout is BFVIP. So Black Friday VIP 2021. And that will give you 20% off on checkout. Hourglass, super expensive, really great products. If there's anything you need to stock up on, stock on, stock up on them. I'm wearing the Hourglass foundation right now. If you like the Hourglass foundation, take a look at this. Yeah, I'm not going to talk too much about what to get. It's whatever you feel you need, but 20% off is awesome. The best sale, and I'm looking at all my typos, the best sale in my opinion of this whole Black Friday, but you had to get lucky was the Hood of Beauty up to 80% off. Now not everything was 80% off, obviously, but the newer products that haven't been on sale yet, the Hood of Beauty Glowish line, as you can see, is 30% off. That's a way bigger deal than what you can get off at Sephora. So this is the cheapest price that these newest items are going to be at. I mean, this thing is pages, pages long. I picked up a perfume and I stocked up on eyelashes, y'all. This is my favorite sale. I think they have some of the best values here. Of course, it is a lot of the older items that are going to be 80% off, the ones that they're trying to get rid of. But do you guys see this? $3 lashes. Now, if you didn't shop this sale right away when it started, a lot of the good stuff has sold out, unfortunately. But you can see 460 for this fair lash that looks beautiful. Lashes were what I got. Lashes were what excited me. And you missed out probably on the $13 Desert Dusk palette. I bought that. I don't need a Desert Dusk palette. But for $13, all of a sudden I did. 70% off the Rose Gold Remastered. I actually didn't have this. My mom had it. So I bought this for $20 worth taking a look at.  The good stuff is sold out. It's late at this point.  They're nuts. So this is my favorite Black Friday sale. I know you guys wanted my opinion on the Natasha Denona Black Friday sale. I've got to be honest with you guys. I'm a little underwhelmed. I don't like, like it's a good value. If you need to grow your Natasha Denona collection, this is a good time to do it. But a lot of them are in bundles. And if you have a large collection, you might have a palette or two in the bundles, which makes it a little bit more difficult. Good deals though. So if you want to build it, now's the time. Circo Loco, Zendo palette. They're odd pairings. That's the only thing I'm not feeling is these odd groupings of palettes. But to build really great deals. Zendo is like in every single one of them because Zendo is not very good in my humble opinion. The Love palette, I believe they're having trouble selling. The best bundle to get in terms of value and the quality that you're getting. If you want the 28 pound palettes, you need to get this bundle. 239 dollars. I know.  These are the best palettes ever. Period. The best quality ever from Natasha Denona are in these two palettes. They have the most beautiful colors. I'm not saying you need to spend 239 dollars on an eyeshadow palette, but you get two. So it's almost like 50% off, right? Or this is 50% off. So you're basically getting one for free. And if you're an eyeshadow enthusiast and this is something that you wanted, this is a time to get it. If you had your eye on the 28 pound palette, this is the time to get it. And I could not stress enough how good the quality on these are. I also think that this duo is really nice. These are two underrated palettes from Natasha in my opinion. Circo Loco and Trio Chrome. Humble opinion. Good value. Because I know a lot of you passed on these because there probably weren't colors that you would wear as often. This is a good deal. So if you see palettes that you like in the bundles, good deal. But again, the palettes on sale really aren't moving me. I think the $85 Biba is something you might want to consider if you're into neutral as this one is a good one. Purple blue is $145. I don't have the Sunset Palette. That one is in my mom's collection and I considered getting this because it was $65. Ultimately, I decided not to because I really don't care for this color story. Leela, I think, was a palette way before its time. I think now these colors are more popular. Circo Loco, $78. Yeah, I mean if there's a palette that you want, really good deals on these. For me, I just wish she had some other palettes on sale personally. So what else we got Black Friday? Face palettes also are on sale. Again, you can take the plunge and get all of the palettes at once. It's going to hurt the wallet, but these are quite good deals. In my opinion, my favorite is the Bloom Palette. This is the OG $36. This is a fabulous deal on this. I also use the Tam Palette a lot. I didn't love it at first, but I really like some of the formulations in here. These are actually pretty good. $25 for these two. That's awesome. Lips is where Natasha Denona is also strong in. I didn't even know Natasha Denona had eyelashes. Anyways, this is one of my all-time favorite lipstick formulas. So these are a good deal to me. The Lip Euphoria is not really worth it. Not that good of a price, in my opinion. Love the lip crayons. They're not a huge discount, but they're nice. But the lipsticks, individually, not as good of a deal. Better deal if you buy them in the bundles. But I do recommend the lipsticks. Let's see what else do we have here. Okay, so these are just the bundles that we saw. Yeah, I mean, maybe it's different for me because I own everything from Natasha Denona, so it's not as exciting for me. But I'm getting similar vibes from Charlotte Tilbury in that I feel like these are just items she couldn't sell. It's not that exciting. The only thing that really is making me giddy for you guys is the 28 p.m. palettes. Also really great. NARS is 20 to 30% off-site-wide. This is one that excites me because NARS is pricey. And I love NARS so much. I think that they're underrated.  Otherwise, it's 20% off. I think that's a fabulous deal. NARS doesn't really go on sale. They're one of those brands where this is truly a special time. So if you need anything from NARS, now is the time. Okay? I love NARS. I think they have great base products. Honestly, everything that NARS does is really great. Some of the limited edition items can be a little bit hair-miss. Just do your research. This one is a good deal. And you don't come by a deal like this from NARS very often. So that's kind of what I want to bring your attention to. I did do a sponsored video with Mac. They are having 30% off-site-wide if you need to pick up anything from Mac. Even though Mac does not excite me as a brand, I don't really talk about them too much on my channel. I do use a lot of their products regularly in my makeup routine and in my makeup kit because at the end of the day, they really do have some great staple products. So if there was anything you were thinking that you needed to pick up, now is the time to do that. Miss BK Beauty. I seriously, if you haven't supported BK Beauty yet, you need to. Miss Lisa J over here is just a diamond of a human being. So I guess it depends what you pick up, but there are these big savings. I know that Angie Hot and Flashy set Just Restocked and BK Beauty also launched a travel version of their brushes. I'm trying to see if it's on here. Yes. So if you wanted a travel set, this is really cute. This just launched as well. And her lipsticks are new. Her lipsticks are bomb. If you have a lot of lines on your lips, these make them look luscious and plump. I'm just saying. Now is the time to get BK Beauty if you were interested. I mean, she has probably my favorite synthetic brushes. They really do feel like natural hair to me. And yeah, there's a little bit of a discount on the brushes. So that's, that's awesome. Okay, so now I have a lot of like other brands. CoSauce is 30% off if you spend $75. And that's a really low minimum for such a big percentage off. I'm actually wearing a number of CoSauce products. At first, the CoSauce sale I was lukewarm about, but then I thought about it. Pretty much everything that CoSauce comes out with is phenomenal. They have the cloud set powders. They have the concealer, which is nice. Today I used the powder. I used the eyebrow products, one of my all time favorite eyebrow products. Their cream blushes are phenomenal. Their bronzers phenomenal. Their lip glosses are supposed to be super good. So anyways, now might be the time to stock up on CoSauce. 30% off bomb. Copari is one of my favorite body brands. They are 25% off site wide. I really love their body scrubs. I'm trying to see if I can find it. I also use their deodorant as well. Their deodorant is a little bit too watery. If you're sweaty, you won't like it. But if you're not a sweaty person, then you will like their deodorant. But anyways, their exfoliating crush scrub, the coconut crush scrub, all time favorite body exfoliator. So good deal. Good deal. I really like that from Copari. Okay, Tatcha. I know Tatcha is an expensive brand. 20% off with the Code Cyber 21. If there's any skincare you need to pick up, if you need to pick up your primer, now's the time to do that. This is one that excited me. I've been a longtime user of T3. I don't have too many hair tools from them. I've had a straightener in my lifetime from them and I have a blow dryer that I use from them. They last forever. I had my straightener for 10 years before I decided to retire it just because I felt like I had it too long, but it still worked perfectly fine. T3 products are amazing. They have 25% off site weight. I love my hair dryer from them. So if you're looking for tools that are literally going to last a lifetime, now is the time to do that. This is where the discount really matters with pricey items like these. I so very much want to get a curling iron from them. One of the hair stylists that I work with for Bridal, she loves and swears by T3, buys them every couple of years for her hair kit. They really do have the best heated hair products. So this is something that I did want to bring to your attention just because really great deal. Briozio for hair, another hair brand 25% off site wide. I currently am using their curl cream, which is nice. It's probably not my favorite, but I know a lot of you use their shampoos and conditioners. So this one is a really good one. Benefit and Too Faced are both 30% off site wide. Code Friye for Benefit and Thanks 30 for Too Faced. If you need to pick up anything from those two brands, 30% off is pretty much as good of a price as you're going to get, especially for their permanent line items. Maybe not the limited edition. Those normally go off on like 50% off, but any of those staples now is a good time. BH Cosmetics, you guys know they're my favorite affordable brand of makeup products up to 70% off. Some of the deals that they have are nuts, you guys. Look at this, $3.60 for a blush palette. These are some cheap, good quality gifts that you can give to people and the quality is legitimately nice. The Lit List, this is the new eyeshadow palette for $20. $3.60 for this palette. Now, I'm not $6.80 for this gorgeous passion and Paris palette. Yeah, definitely take a look if you are into BH Cosmetics palettes like myself because literally some of these are dirt cheap. I said it, completely dirt cheap. Summer and Saint-Tropez, probably my all time favorite, $6.80 from BH. Blueberry Muffin, incredible colors, incredible quality from what I've heard. I have it and I haven't used it yet, but $7.20. Yeah, take a look. That's a really worthwhile Black Friday sale to look into. Nest Candles. I was just talking about in myself for a haul how I love Nest Candles. They're quite pricey, but Nest Candles are very luxurious in my opinion, but they are amazing.  I think that's a really fabulous deal. Who is not going to love a Nest Candle? Honestly, they're so pretty. They can be used as decor. This is like a nice quality gift to give to somebody or to get for yourself. They have a lot of different sets, I believe. Do they have sets? Did I just lie to you? I might have just lied to you, but I like their candles, so I was happy to see this sale. Okay, it was, Voluspa has the sets, not Nest. Okay, so the rest of these are older ones that I talked about last week for the most part, but just to quickly cover them. ABH's sale actually changed. It's not as good anymore. It's just 30% off-site-wide, but if you need something, go get it, but it really isn't as good as it used to be. So unfortunately, the good, good sale is over. Sigma Beauty is still 40% off-site-wide. Charlotte Tilbury is still not my favorite holiday sets, but they did add some new ones. Cover FX up to 50% off. Beauty Bay is something that did catch my eye because the Beauty Bay brand is actually 40% off, and I know Karen Harris loves their eye shadow palettes. Now, there's lots of other brands like Maribadasku 30, The Ordinary 10, Nobla 30, Wet N' Wild 30, so number of different deals at Beauty Bay to look into. I guess this is one of those larger retailers that I should have put towards the top, but I am staring hard at these eyeshadow palettes. I know Karen likes them. Let me know what you guys think. Are the Beauty Bay palettes worth it? Because these colors, oh my gosh, I love them. This is $10? Honey, okay, I don't need any eyeshadow palettes, but I've been eyeing them, and they look like palettes I can't refuse. Anyways, 20% off Kaleidos. Love me some Kaleidos. Really beautiful eyeshadow palettes, and I love their eyeshadow primer Urban Decay. It says up to 30% off, but there's a few items that they have for 50% off.  Yon, they have some sets. Yeah, remember when these were the Christmas gift? Like when the naked palettes, everybody got one for Christmas because they wanted it so bad? I covered this already. Colourpop is 30% off. They also just came out with, well, they always come out with new products, but yes, new vaults are 30% off. Lots of good stuff. Collabs, this one is really good. 50% off on Colourpop. Like the really good ones. The Child Palettes is $8, Nightmare Before Christmas is all 50% off. So really great collab. So if you see something that somebody you love, you know would enjoy, you can get this whole lip and eye set for $32. Those are steals of deals for gifts because they're so affordable and they're so cute and fun. Terra Moons, their sale has started. I have a swatch and sip coming with their newest collection. I just haven't had time to finish editing it, but it will be up probably this weekend. So they have discounts on their different shadows. For the last few years, I've shopped the Terra Moons Black Friday sale. I think this is the first year that I'm going to sit it out just because I've collected a large amount at this point. So I'm trying to enjoy those shadows as opposed to add more for once in my life. This is my favourite Indie Brand in terms of value. I think that Indie Brand shadows can get very expensive for good reason, but the value on the Terra Moons is my favourite. They're a good price. Kaeyer Weiss, I'm not a huge fan of Kaeyer Weiss from what I've tried, but they are 20% off if you are interested. Ilya will be 20% off. They are not 20% off now. It starts on the 26, but okay. And also on the 26, Odin's Eye will be having 40% off site-wide. I will have a video tomorrow because I am wearing Odin's Eyes on my eye right now where I talk a little bit more about my favourite palettes, but just know it's there for you, for your convenience. And that's that's that! Those are the Black Friday deals that I have to share with you guys. It was a lot. It is a lot, and I hope you aren't getting too stressed.  Look for presents for others. I'm speaking to myself when I say that because I need to look for presents for others, but I'm getting I'm getting sucked in by these Black Friday sales for myself. But honestly, if you are shopping on a budget, there are some really great options here, particularly Colourpop, Huda Beauty, BH Cosmetics, those have some of the best deals that I've seen in terms of good quality gifts for a dirt cheap price. There have it! I hope you guys enjoyed this happy shopping. I will keep updating the description box to the best of my ability with all of the updated deals. These are affiliate links, so that does mean I make a commission if you do click on the links and shop through that link, so don't feel obligated to do so. Just be aware that that's what happens. And yeah, thank you guys so much for being subscribed to my channel and liking this video. If you aren't subscribed to my channel already, I would love it if you would consider taking the time to do so, and I will see you all in the next one. Bye guys, have a good one.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel Critical Overlord here So this would be my spoiler free review for Matt Reeves the Batman again This is directed by Matt Reeves. It is written by Reeves as well who co-wrote the script alongside Peter Craig. This is starring Robert Pattinson Zoe Kravitz Paul Daniel Jeffrey Wright John Tutoroo Peter SARS guard Andy Circus and Colin Farrell. So this film is again the first major solo Batman movie I believe since the last installment in Nolan's Dark Nitrology and it's revolving around Batman who this time is portrayed by Robert Pattinson Bruce Wayne during his second year of fighting crime Batman pursues the Ritler a serial killer who targets elite Gotham City citizens He uncovers corruption that connects to his own family during the investigation and is forced to make new allies to catch The Ritler and bring the corrupt to justice So this movie all in all I would say was something that I found to be very impressive I think a lot of people who are fans of me who watch my channel if you're because you know This is mostly a horror based channel There are some horror vibes here that I think a lot of you will appreciate if you decide to watch this Iteration of the Batman. It's very dark. It's very grim Pattinson definitely made a believer out of me because I know there was a lot of doubt surrounding him being able to Successfully portray Bruce Wayne or be a good Batman. He's very stoic in the role He's mysterious. He's reserved Menacing and made out to be a force to be reckoned with there's certain shots of him that definitely Caught my eye more so than others that specifically the shots of him with his cape flapping behind him and the close-ups of his boots Just helps at a very grim heroic and unsettling mood when he arrives on the scene His voice also isn't that different when he takes his mask off This is just from what I recall But he's very mysterious in the role and captures that aspect of Batman slash Bruce Wayne quite well Am I honest honest opinion with very minimal lines when he's in the costume? He's still a very menacing Commanding force when he's on screen the comic book lore is also there you have Bruce's orphan status his parents death But I think the depiction here might be what's refreshing to a lot of people now to talk about Zoe Kravitz Who I think does a tremendous job here with her iteration of the catwoman. She's very seductive in the role Honestly, she's of course a very attractive individual Terrific chemistry with Pattinson and she captures this emotional turmoil within the character Beautifully they if I had to describe the relationship they have together because there's obviously that romantic interest It's two broken souls that long for each other But are restricted by their personal differences on how to seek justice against those that are wrong them And I definitely need to talk about Paul Daniels Ritler I can see this performance that he gave here being compared to Heath Ledger's Joker performance in the Dark Knight He's very unhinged. He's disturbing. He's deranged. She's captivating He delivers his lines in this calm, but to meant to manner and commands your attention the entire time He's on he's in this role. He's he just steals the scene every time he's in a frame It's it's his movie when he's present, especially when he's even interacting with Batman The psychological games that he plays with the character is very unnerving and unsettling to witness And then again, there's this interrogation scene in particular I'm thinking of that just send chills down my spine and I would say this is a very well Written villain. It's a villain who was hyped up a lot throughout the film So then when you finally get to see him, it's been a lot of a lot of extended time with them It's very it's a word. It's a rewarding payoff And again horror fans You're gonna see elements of jigsaw I could say here because the because of the way it's handled the film can feel it Sometimes like you're watching seven or a saw movie and again the psychological aspects are gripping as as well Especially when Riddler again is interacting with the Batman the overall aesthetic of the movie the cinematography is gorgeous It's a grim depiction of Gotham City. It sets that hopeless mood of the town That's that's captured and portrayed all throughout the film the red lighting and crime-filled scenery Reinforces the political themes surrounding a change being necessary for Gotham and its inhabitants so that they may see better days ahead I just have to say that it's an overall compliment to the detective angle that is very much So a big bulk of this narrative and then just to jump into Michael G score This score heightens a lot of the emotions felt throughout while also striking fear and Concern in the audience much like Batman manages to do with his foes that he targets He's the hero but this score again speaks to that theme of using fear to defeat your enemies It's a compliment to the shots of Pattinson as the Cape Crusader and drives home that mysterious barrier that Batman Seems to have with him everywhere He goes and then certain scenes are more tense because of this score and it really just taps into some of those horror Vibes at times as well because there's a lot of very suspenseful moments in this movie Specifically at the opening as well the overall direction is superb And there are some tremendous shots that show off terrific visual effects as well as the practical ones My favorite shots definitely again over of Pattinson in his portrayal of Batman while the Michael G score plays in the background while he's walking It's just a very one scene in particular. It happens after a chase sequence He's just very menacing in that role. It's it's very scary at times Honestly, it's still Batman. You know, he's here to help but Pattinson does a great job and that score Just only heightens it it keeps that mysterious aspect of the character intact and I love that so much The shots of Batman surveying the broken but beautiful city of Gotham's Gotham City on top of the buildings is also great The camera movements again really just helped create this tension and is maintained by Michael G score Though I would say there are some dull moments, but the action in between was thrilling and hard-hitting for the most part The script is fine I think that certain characters could be fleshed out a little bit more but the theme the themes are getting our handle Well, they don't feel Very forceful. It doesn't feel like you're getting beaten overhead with them The theme of lying and truth is used to foreshadow events going on within Bruce's life that have been hidden from him So I think the way they use that theme to tie them into the narrative points for Batman were done perfectly While he's actively trying to solve Ritler's crimes He's also solving lies within his own life that he wasn't aware of there's fantastic dialogue There's well-rounded characters My only true concern is that there wasn't enough Ritler when we actually got really cuz he is just doing such a good job in That role he you can tell he's having so much fun And I can see the comparisons that are going to be made between him and Joker even though they're two different Batman villains I can see the comparisons just being made between two people who brought some Great performances to these iconic villains Again, my only real concern was just some mishaps with the way the script was handled and In between with some downtime in the pacing There are some dramatic moments that do feel overly dramatic for no reason just for the sake of being dramatic But I think this no air style film or the no air style is a great compliment To what they are trying to go for for the most part in this film I can't wait to see what they do in a sequel a follow-up the way the movie ends I think is going to be something that is Gonna have a few people split. I wasn't necessarily the biggest fan of the ending But I think this movie was very good overall Did I love it? No, but I think this is a great Batman movie It was definitely something I'm just not used to seeing from this genre I'd have to give it an honest 8 out of 10 if you haven't of course make sure you subscribe turn on post application There is a video in the description. I have links to my social media accounts on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course limited any movies news or views you'll let me to cover in the future with all that in My guys, I will see you in the next video


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U.S. officials are set to charge four people overseas in connection to the Yahoo! hacks, according to a Bloomberg report. An arrest in Canada is expected while the remaining suspects are reportedly in Russia. Verizon Communications received a discount on the purchase price of its pending acquisition of Yahoo! as a result of the hacks. And there you see shares of Yahoo! down about 0.7 percent. And that is the news on the street.


Live from Las Vegas, Nevada, extracting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE covering Informatica World 2015. Brought to you by Informatica World. Hello everyone, welcome back. We are live in Las Vegas. This is Silicon Angle and Wikibon's theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal from noise. I'm John Furrier, founder of Silicon Angle. I'm joined with our new analysts on the Wikibon team, George Gilbert. George, welcome to theCUBE. First time on theCUBE, welcome to the team. Good to be here. As our new analysts in the data, data extension, data meets the world, data is eating the world, whatever the thesis you have, we're going to discuss that. So welcome to theCUBE. All right, well, just to sort of the frosted mini-week kind of version of this thesis is that we're seeing, we've lived for 30 years in a world where we had these systems of record where captured business transactions then moved them over to a data warehouse to report on historical performance. But now we're seeing an explosion of data from interactions, both from people and machines, but the systems are changing. They're not about business transactions. They're about first engaging people, but the emerging ones are about systems of intelligence. But what they all have in common is a new data layer with many more types of databases. And then the glue to tie all these things together and they have to happen much, much faster than we've had before. So this basically means that, we used to look at data as Hadoop, you store the data, you apply it, actionable insights. So data is kind of all over the place. But now what you're saying is we're looking at it from a perspective of if you look at it horizontally, we're moving up the stack, if you will, to have much more of an impact on applications. We had these sort of one-off engines fill out the Hadoop ecosystem. But what we're trying to build is a coherent end-to-end platform. The internet-centric companies who pioneered this architecture, the LinkedIn, the Googles, the Facebooks, they could sort of source, make, operate their own platforms. But for the mainstream enterprise to build these sorts of apps, they need someone like a Microsoft or an Amazon or a Google to put these platforms together. And once they do, then we can see an explosion of these types of apps everywhere. So I got to ask you, as you go out and talk to companies, what are you looking for? What kind of companies are you looking for? What kind of topics and interests do you look at exploring? What are those puzzle pieces? What is your thesis? And how does that all hang together? And what do you hope to deliver to the end-user community in terms of research? Okay, so first, for the leading-edge enterprises, the guys who are the internet, sort of the next generation internet-centric enterprises, whether it's the Airbnb's or the Uber's, they're aping somewhat the architectures pioneered by the Googles and the Facebooks and the LinkedIn's. But the mainstream enterprises, once you get beyond your, once you get into the telcos and the banks and beyond them, they need the platforms that are pre-integrated because they can't sort of stitch that stuff together themselves. So we're always going to see really innovative data management solutions around the edges, but then we're going to see the platforms for the mainstream guys. But what's different about these apps from the old systems of record, the legacy apps, they were about business process efficiency and mainly in the back office. The new ones are about first engaging customers, but even more important anticipating what they're going to do and trying to influence that. That's the systems of intelligence. Those are just emerging now. And they're about data. And this is a completely different mindset than saying, oh, we're going to get into the bowels of the infrastructure, infrastructure's a service, you got platform as a service. Data is a competitive advantage. And is it your thesis that if companies do not use that competitive advantage that they are wasting a killer resource? Yes, and not all the data though can come from them. And it's, see what was interesting about systems of record was once you put it in, you sort of consolidated it and tried to rationalize it and make sure it just, it ran pretty much like everyone else's. But with data applications about systems of intelligence, you're always adding more data and more analytics because you're trying to get a richer and richer picture of your customer or of your suppliers. And so these applications are always in flux. What are some of the big companies you'd be covering and what are the companies you hope to be unpacking and breaking away from the field in terms of looking at the data and sharing insights from this research? Okay, so to start with there, the core Hadoop distro vendors who put the platform together for, in this case right now the banks and the telcos and some of the Uber and Airbnb type companies. This is the Clyde Arras, the MapRs, the Hortonworks, the Pivotals, the IBMs. But then as we move more and more mainstream, we'll see more and more traction among Azure, Amazon, Google Cloud platform. But that's the platform level. When we start moving up into the applications, we're going to see types of apps we've never seen before where it's, 15 years ago we saw these B2B marketplaces where companies would organize sort of a hub where many buyers would organize through many sellers. We're going to see data-centric versions of those in the future. Who are you bullish on right now and who do you think needs to do some serious improvement? I think we're in the middle of a, I don't want to say the B word as in B-U, B-B-L-E, but I will say we're in a boom and that we've got a lot of innovation going on at a level of sort of investment that may not be sustainable. And usually when that shakes out, we'll see a bunch of innovators at the edge, but we'll see the big integrated platforms sort of really emerge as the standards. Are we here at Informatica World 2015 in Las Vegas? What do you think about Informatica and their prospects? Obviously they're going private, which is actually in my opinion a good sign to get out of the public markets at this phase and then retool and regroup and grow. What's your take? So Informatica has a, there's this saying in Chinese, danger when you translate it equals, or no, sorry, crisis equals danger plus opportunity. And so for Informatica, they ruled the world where we had these systems of record and we integrated them point to point. But what's going on now is we have so many data systems to put together that the methodology by which we do it is changing. They can grow into that world. The business model has to change, the technology has to change, but they're talking about that change and perhaps going private is what's going to give them time to do it. Well I think one of the things I'm excited about about this event is that they are really singing our praises in terms of our vision of our research that we're moving into, which is much more comprehensive. They're moving from what I would perceive them as a data warehouse, this fenced off data model into much more comprehensive, horizontally available data fabric if you will. And I think to me, I've always said, we've talked about this when you joined is, I believe that frictionless data traversal is absolutely going to be the critical thing in the future of business, future of humanity. And I think whoever can tap into that flywheel and provide frictionless data transfer will be the engagement solution platform. And that's a zillion dollars beyond unicorn status. And so the trade off is they're putting together something that is end to end tightly integrated and would be appropriate for someone who can't sort of put together all the components themselves and test them, integrate them and operate them. They're going to give the sort of integrated solution. So that looks like it should be appropriate for the mainstream enterprise. But meanwhile, the leading edge companies today are all the ones who are taking off GitHub, all the open source projects and putting them together themselves. But that might be just an artifact of where we are in the market's evolution. Final question for you. What are you most excited about as you take this next step in your research career in terms of what you're going to be acquiring for data and the hopes of the reports you will be putting out there? At the base technology level, we're seeing hardware architectures change so that databases will no longer have to make a trade off between fast and big. That's going to be profound. In other words, the big things that do the cranking on predictive models in the background overnight versus the ones that sort of stream frictionless data immediately, those may merge over the next five years. Then above that, we're going to start seeing the industry specific applications that are driven off data where they're, as you add more data, the models that they use to predict and recommend actions or actually take actions continually change. It's a smarter machine. It's the concept of getting smarter. It's a smarter machine intelligence. It's about insight, cognitive computing, context. These are amazing concepts. Yeah. Okay, George Gilbert, new to the team here, the Wikibon team, Wikibon analysts, covering the big data and beyond. We've got an all new focus here with Wikibon, so please welcome George Gilbert, who are new analysts. We're live in Las Vegas for Informatica World 2015. If you have any questions for George, obviously you can contact them at wikibon.com. Check out the site, all the content there. If you want to get his research agenda, reach out to him. Happy to include you if you're relevant in his area. This is theCUBE, we'll be back with more in Las Vegas, Informatica World after this short break.