Chris Chan Documentary (Sachumo) - Revision history

Makuchi at 05:22, 20 June 2025

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	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2.4 million views and 54,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2.4 million views and 54,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.

	The film features "{{w\|Still Alive}}" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[~~Obesity~~\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.		The film features "{{w\|Still Alive}}" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Chris's room\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.

	==Chris's response==		==Chris's response==

KingClark at 23:10, 1 March 2024

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	Made as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.		Made as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.

	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2 million views and 53,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2.4 million views and 54,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.

	The film features "{{w\|Still Alive}}" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.		The film features "{{w\|Still Alive}}" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.

KingClark at 23:09, 1 March 2024

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	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2 million views and 53,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2 million views and 53,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.

	The film features "~~[[wikipedia:Still Alive~~\|Still Alive]]" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.		The film features "{{w\|Still Alive}}" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.

	==Chris's response==		==Chris's response==
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* ''[[Chris-Chan: A Comprehensive History]]'' - A series of documentaries that go into much greater detail about Chris' life.
			* [[Chris and journalism]]
			* [[Chris in the media]]

	*[[Chris-Chan: A Comprehensive History]] - A series of documentaries that go into much greater detail about Chris' life.		{{References}}
	*[[Chris and journalism]]
	*[[Chris in the media]]

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	:''This article is about Sachumo's documentary on Chris. For his interview with Chris, see [[Sachumo]].''		:''This article is about Sachumo's documentary on Chris. For his interview with Chris, see [[Sachumo Interview]].''

	{{Quote\|I would like to thank everyone for helping me get through these last few hectic weeks.\|Sachumo}}		{{Quote\|I would like to thank everyone for helping me get through these last few hectic weeks.\|Sachumo}}

FromtheWordsofBR at 00:55, 26 January 2023

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	Made as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.		Made as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.

	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[~~September 2017~~]]~~, making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology~~. The success of the film ~~has~~ led to Sachumo confirming ~~that~~ a sequel ~~is definitely happening.~~<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref>		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over 2 million views and 53,000 likes as of [[January 2023]]. The success of the film led to Sachumo confirming plans for a sequel;<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref> however, these plans have largely fallen into development hell ever since.

	The film features "[[wikipedia:Still Alive\|Still Alive]]" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.		The film features "[[wikipedia:Still Alive\|Still Alive]]" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.

Y0h 513nn R3n at 15:31, 24 January 2023

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	'''''Christian Weston Chandler''''' (uploaded on YouTube as '''Chris Chan Documentary''') is an unofficial fan-made documentary film based on [[Chris]]'s life from [[1980s\|his birth]] to [[January 2015]], directed and created by [[Kiwi Farms]] member '''spylobster''' (also known as '''Sachumo''' on [[YouTube]]). It was successfully completed and released to [[YouTube]] on 2 [[February 2015]].		'''''Christian Weston Chandler''''' (uploaded on YouTube as '''Chris Chan Documentary''') is an unofficial fan-made documentary film based on [[Chris]]'s life from [[1980s\|his birth]] to [[January 2015]], directed and created by [[Kiwi Farms]] member '''spylobster''' (also known as '''Sachumo''' on [[YouTube]]). It was successfully completed and released to [[YouTube]] on 2 [[February 2015]].

	Made ~~in Adobe Premiere~~ as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.		Made as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.

	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[September 2017]], making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology. The success of the film has led to Sachumo confirming that a sequel is definitely happening.<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref>		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[September 2017]], making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology. The success of the film has led to Sachumo confirming that a sequel is definitely happening.<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref>

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	In the ''Internet Dream Lounge'' interview, Chris stated that he appreciated the complementary ~~[https://youtu.be/DDbRnQPQ_Fw~~ documentary response video], as critiqued by Sachumo's teacher.		In the ''Internet Dream Lounge'' interview, Chris stated that he appreciated the complementary documentary response video, as critiqued by Sachumo's teacher.<ref>https://youtu.be/DDbRnQPQ_Fw</ref>

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	Made in Adobe Premiere as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.		Made in Adobe Premiere as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.

	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[September 2017]], making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology. The success of the film has led to Sachumo confirming that a sequel is definitely happening.<ref>[https://~~kiwifar~~.ms/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/]</ref>		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[September 2017]], making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology. The success of the film has led to Sachumo confirming that a sequel is definitely happening.<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/ (archive: https://archive.ph/s4AOv)</ref>

	The film features "[[wikipedia:Still Alive\|Still Alive]]" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.		The film features "[[wikipedia:Still Alive\|Still Alive]]" from ''[[Father Call\|Portal]]'' as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song take on a strangely fitting and bittersweet tone in the context of Chris's life. Lyrics that serve as an example of this are "There's no sense crying over every mistake", and "[[Obesity\|I prefer to stay inside]]". Despite its inclusion, Sachumo has stated that he is not a big fan of ''Portal''.

Christorian: Minor edit. Removed the second "as a whole" in the sentence, as it was repetitive. Also changed "viewer" to "viewers," because the sentence refers to the viewer as "they," which warrants making "viewer" plural.

2022-03-31T19:34:31Z

Minor edit. Removed the second "as a whole" in the sentence, as it was repetitive. Also changed "viewer" to "viewers," because the sentence refers to the viewer as "they," which warrants making "viewer" plural.

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	'''''Christian Weston Chandler''''' (uploaded on YouTube as '''Chris Chan Documentary''') is an unofficial fan-made documentary film based on [[Chris]]'s life from [[1980s\|his birth]] to [[January 2015]], directed and created by [[Kiwi Farms]] member '''spylobster''' (also known as '''Sachumo''' on [[YouTube]]). It was successfully completed and released to [[YouTube]] on 2 [[February 2015]].		'''''Christian Weston Chandler''''' (uploaded on YouTube as '''Chris Chan Documentary''') is an unofficial fan-made documentary film based on [[Chris]]'s life from [[1980s\|his birth]] to [[January 2015]], directed and created by [[Kiwi Farms]] member '''spylobster''' (also known as '''Sachumo''' on [[YouTube]]). It was successfully completed and released to [[YouTube]] on 2 [[February 2015]].

	Made in Adobe Premiere as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the ~~viewer~~ to decide how they feel about Chris ~~as a whole~~. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.		Made in Adobe Premiere as a [[high school]] project, the film takes a look at Chris's troubled life in a mostly serious and factual fashion, utilizing photos, videos, and interviews, although it does have its moments of comedy. Notably, the film presents no bias towards Chris as a whole; at the end, it leaves it up to the viewers to decide how they feel about Chris. Sachumo has since uploaded another video showing his teacher's (mostly positive) responses towards the video.

	The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[September 2017]], making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology. The success of the film has led to Sachumo confirming that a sequel is definitely happening.<ref>[https://kiwifar.ms/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/]</ref>		The documentary was highly anticipated when it was first announced on the Farms. This was the very first actual film produced about Chris; previously, there were only fake movie trailers made out of Chris. Upon release, ''Christian Weston Chandler'' was well-received, gaining over a million views and 20,000 likes as of [[September 2017]], making it one of the most-viewed videos in the CWChronology. The success of the film has led to Sachumo confirming that a sequel is definitely happening.<ref>[https://kiwifar.ms/threads/chris-chan-documentary-2-sequel.7778/]</ref>