The text appears to be a script from a video where two individuals, Felipe Neto and Vitor, are participating in a film trivia challenge. The goal of the challenge is to correctly identify the year of release for various films. The participants take turns answering questions, with Felipe often making mistakes and Vitor occasionally getting it right.
The film titles mentioned include "Get Out," directed by Jordan Peele, Charlize Theron's role in "Mad Max: Fury Road," Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street," and Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained." There are also mentions of films from the "Fast and Furious" franchise, John Wick series, and a film featuring Leonardo DiCaprio.
The participants also engage in some humor and banter throughout the challenge. For example, when Felipe makes a mistake, Vitor and the audience laugh. At one point, Vitor jokes about Felipe's tendency to lose challenges, while Felipe responds by saying that Vitor "didn't win, but if she lost."
Towards the end of the video, the participants are asked to remember a film that premiered in 2010 and won an Oscar. Vitor correctly identifies it as "The Social Network." The final film mentioned is "Parasite," a non-English language film that won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The video concludes with the participants discussing their scores and joking about the challenge. Felipe thanks the audience and signs off with a kiss.
1. The video is a challenge hosted by Felipe Neto, where he competes against Vitor.
2. The challenge is called "Correct the year of release lie," and it's a game where participants guess the year a film was released.
3. The game is not about winning anything material, but rather about earning points.
4. The game is played on Felipe Neto's channel, which posts a new video every day at 10 am.
5. The films discussed in the video include "Get Out," starring Charlize Theron, "Mad Max: Fury Road," starring Charlize Theron, and "The Wolf of Wall Street."
6. The films discussed in the video also include "The Social Network," "Django Unchained," and "Into the Wild."
7. The participants in the challenge are competing against each other, and the game ends if a participant suffers a serious injury.
8. The game also includes a trivia question, which is worth an extra point.
9. The last film discussed in the video is "Parasite," a non-English language film that won an Oscar for best film.
10. The video ends with a reminder to subscribe to the channel and to watch the new video every day at 10 am.