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what was your favorite scene to film oh they're scenes that aren't in this movie

there are like 30 40 minutes worth of scenes that on in this movie your

favorite like mad puppet Aryan scenes like dark comedy scenes do they mean

that just never made it you know like they are just pure that's for me for me

in terms of you enjoyed filming they did making film is probably they weren't any

good bro I hate to break it to you you had a meeting we watched a we liked it

told me dude making so much but it was it wasn't like plays in my face

hello darkness my old friend what was your favorite scene all right

it was the scene that we did where we attack together together and and you

were much much better well I've taken up enough of your time so what is good

YouTube Warstu here with a video on the Venom movies so we know today it is

Monday and the venom movie comes out internationally on Wednesday then comes

out in America on Friday which I didn't actually know so if you're new to the

channel make sure to subscribe if you want to so there's a very interesting

interview which I'm gonna play a bit of other start a video which would already

played now from a very good YouTube of court comics explain who got to

interview Tom Hardy but what was said in this interview was very interesting he

was asked a question what was your favorite scenes and he responded with

this things that aren't in the movie he went on say there is something like 30

to 40 minutes worth of scenes that just aren't in the movie dark comedy scenes

pop of teens mad scenes so it's kind of interesting because initially

saying that was supposed to be pg-13 now obviously it's pg-13 in America but 15

in UK so it appears if there's this much footage they cut out was it initially

supposed to be r-rated but Sony got cold feet at the last con a few months and

made it like pg-13 in America it's a bit strange for Tom Hardy to say the best

scenes of the movies are the ones you're not actually gonna see what are in these

scenes it's this kind of spoilery territory or is that that much deleted

scenes that they're going to bring out an r-rated like extended cut I mean I

know they said the fact it's gonna be PG is because of spider-man but if spy

Don's not in the movie why does it even have to be with eg 13 I'm a bit confused

if you've got any more information about why it will be pg-13 when spider-man's

not even in the movie I know they said down a line they wouldn't bring

spider-man but if the first venom movies are rate it doesn't mean later down line

they can't change to be like pg-13 it's very strange so in my review for the

movie will be up on Wednesday which is probably before most of my viewers

actually get to watch the movie but I will make it clear that there won't be

any spoilers in the title or anything so something that's hitting into that kind

of hard I mean I don't really think it's worrying is the review embargo for venom

is over on October the second 7:30 Pt time so basically the embargo is lifted

literally just before it comes out internationally and a few people online

and making a big deal about this there really could be a massive spoiler in the

movie that they're not trying to get out I mean you just got to think of Avengers

infinity war the embargo for that was lifted quite soon - the movie being

released like really close it was harder to get like press kind of media

screenings for that kind of movie they were keeping everything on the low-key

they weren't let letting everyone watch the final version of it because I didn't

want any spoilers to get out so I see a lot of people trashing on venom because

the embargo is lifted so late I mean you only have to come read it and actually

look at the post and it says yeah this movie was doomed from the start

Amy Pascal it's her problem then it's like ah we know this from the first

teaser no no guys we're not like this here no you can't judge a movie being so

terrible because the embargo is lifted just

before it comes out this movie already has so much hype with the cast with Tom

Hardy going around to promote it it's actually tracking to me one of the best

movies come out in October ever so I can't see this movie being bad I mean I

watch every single comic book movie regardless but this is I'm highly

anticipating for this movie and I will be shocked if Tom Hardy can't do this

role well seeing as how good of an actor he is you just have to see him kill the

bane role to figure out how good is as we know Tom Hardy will be playing Eddie

Brock and venom voicing both of them and it's gonna be interesting because I

don't think the social media embargo has been lefted yet I know the review

embargo which is different people can say things on Twitter and generally I'm

expecting that to be lifted today but I have seen something that implies

something which is interesting so once the review embargo is up the

movie will basically be out so careful for spoilers Tuesday night anyway guys

let me know what you think about these deleted scenes are these deleted scenes

key anyway guys I will catch you with another commentary informative video

very soon like always guys check out the twitch channel link in description check

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will catch you in another video very soon gotcha

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[music]

This is Zhang Zhejun.

Today, he's making drugs.

He isn't a chemist or a dealer.

He's making medicine for his mother.

She has stage 3 lung cancer.

Zhejun earns $300 a month, but the medicine

needed to treat his sick mother costs $2,000.

Looking for options, he turned online.

Today, he's making WZ4002.

It hasn't been approved by Chinese or American

regulators, and it doesn't have a commercial name yet.

But he can still order the raw ingredients

for drugs like this online at a fraction

of their official prices.

The Communist Party of China says

it provides close to universal health care coverage.

Nearly 95 percent of people are insured here,

including Zhejun's mother.

So why is he making drugs on the floor of his apartment

when his mother has insurance?

It's a symptom of a health care system in crisis.

To understand this crisis, we need to rewind a bit.

Under Mao Zedong, the Communist state

provided free health care for all.

Decades later, China adopted a unique brand of capitalism

that transformed the country from a poor farming nation

into an economic superpower.

Life expectancy soared.

But the introduction of capitalism

and the retreat of the state meant that health care

was no longer free.

Hospitals became profit-driven.

And with limited accountability,

they were widely accused of predatory behavior.

A culture of mistrust and inequality

now plagued the system.

Here's what that looks like today for ordinary Chinese.

It's 5 a.m., and about 100 people

have gathered in a line in downtown Shanghai.

This isn't the line to the movies or a holiday sale.

It's the entrance to the Shanghai Cancer Center

at Fudan University.

Those who were willing to lose a night's sleep trying

to get a spot in line now have one question in their mind:

"Will I be able to see a doctor today?"

The scalpers are out, and they're

selling spots in line.

China's line scalpers symbolize a

greater dysfunction.

The chance of seeing a doctor here is directly related

to how big your wallet is.

Corruption is inherently part of the system.

And in rural areas, it's worse.

But leaving your home in the countryside

could have a profound impact on what type of care

you can get in the city.

Despite its rapid modernization,

China still uses what is known as the Hukou system.

Your Hukou is defined by your birthplace,

and you're only entitled to social services

within that region.

Everything from the schools your kids can go to,

to what your health insurance will cover

is determined the moment you are born.

So if you get cancer and live in an area

without an oncologist, you could be in trouble.

Some here compare it to a caste system.

By 7 a.m., it's one hour before opening time.

The line has tripled in size, and then the news hits.

Those are not good odds.

But even worse, they aren't unusual.

There are nearly 7,000 people per general practitioner

in China.

To put this number in perspective,

the World Health Organization's

international standard is one doctor for every 1,500

to 2,000 people.

General practitioners we talked to in China

typically see 70 to 80 patients per day.

Specialists said they see up to 200,

each just for minutes at a time.

The doctors we talked to in the U.S.

said they see fewer than 30 patients a day.

While rich Chinese will pay for individual care

or leave the country altogether for it,

the rest of the population, those dependent on

health insurance, end up paying roughly 30 percent

of their health care costs.

Americans pay about 10.

Numbers like these have added up to a culture of conflict.

With more and more patients and underpaid doctors,

violence has become commonplace

in hospitals across China.

And with the state insurance system not meeting

the rising costs of treatments and drugs,

medical disputes often play out

in public on the hospital floor.

Violence in hospitals has become so common in China,

there's a word for it — yi nao.

Roughly translated, it's medical disturbance.

Back at the Shanghai hospital, it's opening time.

Scalpers are making a last effort

to sell off doctors appointments

they secured in advance.

Some that wouldn't wait, or couldn't afford

the scalpers' tickets, try to cut in line

and are thrown out by security guards.

Once in the hospital, patients will stand in another line.

It's the second, and there are more to come.

They scan the board of available specialists,

selecting one based on their best self-diagnosis.

If they're lucky, the one they choose

will have time to see them.

For those who choose wrong, the cycle

will begin again tomorrow.

Others prefer to solve their problems at home.