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Well done gentlemen!! Yeah I kinda want to see the trainwreck too

Since so many people have dogged on this movie, it kinda makes me wanna watch it more just to see how this franchise went from Hero to Zero 😂😂

I liked the movie and I like the review :)

I agree, McAvoy shines in this movie.

I am so glad you guys enjoyed it, would love to watch it together sometime!

I like the intros that show a dramatic clip from whatever you’re reviewing. Also, I agree that James McAvoy is a super underused actor. He’s got skills.

Also, saw it 4 times. I loved it and enjoyed it. Glad you guys gave it a good rating too unlike others on the platform. Love your review btw. 🪲 🧃

I keep hearing beetlejuice is a ghost but he’s a demon. I’m so confused. Also, how the hell is he a demon if he died a human? Don’t humans being only ghost? Wouldn’t HE just be a ghost? “Ghost with the most” yes. But ghosts are more transparent and demons are most physical. He’s more physical. Was he such a bad ghost that he was cursed to the demon status or? I know it’s just a movie but there’s gotta be answers. 😂 🤯

Star Wars needs better writers. Straight up. Kenobi was by far the most tragic thing Disney has created. They had their chance to create something truly spectacular, and they failed.

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I think you should show what movie critics and the general are saying when you give your personal reviews as well! Bringing in the opinions from the “higher ups” would be interesting

Holy cope

Definitely a fan of this Casual Friday

Marvel had duds before Infinity War/Endgame. They release so much more that there are more duds. As long as we get somewhere with their story, it makes duds worth it

I think it’s interesting that most people make videos on how the MCU is trash now, but you guys took time to look at the other side of the fence. Personally, I really appreciate that.

So, in my opinion, the original "Alien" was successful, because Cameron dutifully followed the "haunted house" theme. "Aliens" was successful, because it switched to a "military/horror sci-fi" and did it head long including sending the actors playing the Marines to a several-week long boot camp and having a military advisor on board. Aliens III switched back to purely horror genre and it had a problem by summarily killing off 3 of the main surviving characters. Prometheus had a GREAT promise (and I did like it) completely given up by the Covenant. It's the shifts in the narrative and dispensing with likeable characters that is a weak part of the franchise. Which, obviously, is not quite applicable in Romulus.

main Questions - 1.was it woke in any way? 2. did it fit into the cannon? 3. Did they pay any homage to other movies in the main cannon movies?

I’m excited to see it! Covenant was mid, and Prometheus was interesting, but I’ve heard plenty of good things about this one!

I haven’t seen the movie yet. I wanna give it a chance, but I keep seeing everyone destroy it 😂😂

fr the first half of the movie felt like it was 10 mins long, then the second half felt like it was never going to end. it was almost like torture :D

I haven’t seen this one yet, but I’ve always thought that his movies are always worth exploring, even if all the twists don’t work out

AND MY BOY WESLEY!!! My childhood GOAT! Absolutely was in awe when he came into frame. We wouldn’t have the MCU/Superhero saga’s without Blade. Single-handedly funded the first Tobey Spidey movie with the amount they made from Blade 1 and made people fall in love with Marvel all over again!

My fav Wolvy variant had to be the James Howlett one from Apocalypse in the alleyway. He only has one hand and him/Jean Gray are bad to the bone in that series, my personal favorite comic line. And the crucified Wolvy was from the Uncanny X-men comic line where he’s possessed/hallucinating and massacred most mutants.

I honestly would give it around an 8, but I respect it! Also, interesting move with using responses from people!!

waiting on deadpool review!!!!

Having the deaths early on to establish the intensity was definitely needed, but most of the deaths weren’t emotional enough. Love the hat though, Christian 🤠

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I can see that you’re trying to improve some stuff on your channel! The extra film footage helps, and I like that you’re shortening the reviews. You left the subscribe thing past the end title thing, but other than that, loved the episode! Can’t wait to see this one! I’m sure you guys will be on the rise soon! 🤞🏻

Cool background! I feel like the House of the Dragon does a good job at using the politics, but we still need to see more DRAGONS 🤘🏻

Mustache rocks

I agree! Inside out 2 was really good.

I haven’t seen it yet, but I’m looking forward to it! Good review, man. Looking forward to more!

WATCH IT.

Sam all day

I really like Christian’s perspective of it as a whole of South Park. I haven’t real been sure of where I stood on it, and I have been convinced by the two to give it a whirl. Even though I haven’t seen any other than clips of South Park, I thought this episode was awesome

The second Covid special will always be my favorite, but this one did have an interesting take. Another fun one guys, even if the opening question is a little jarring 😂😂😂

Andy Serkis who played Caesar set up Ape School to train the actor how to move like a ape and the facial expressions via motion capture. Owen Teague (Noa) praises Andy Serkis for training him he said he would never be able to do the character justice otherwise and would struggle with the film. He had never used motion capture. Take care 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 #ApesTogetherStrong ❤️ #CaesarNeverForgotten ❤️ #TeamNoa ❤️

hi, I love the reboot trilogy Rise, Dawn and War with Caesar the greatest character ever created and played perfectly by Andy Serkis. Those films are MASTERPIECES to me and still criminally unappreciated and underrated. I love Kingdom too it’s up there with the reboot trilogy. I saw it twice at the cinema. I cried at the beginning with Caesar’s funeral. I love Noa played by Owen Teague. Noa is a character with a lot of potential and i hope we get to see him again. Raka was a true believer when it came to the real Caesar and Proximus was an interesting villain though nobody can beat Koba (Toby Krebbel) for that title. I found Silva the gorilla a stronger villian in Kingdom. I didn’t like Mae. Overall the reboot franchise is strong and should be watched by everyone at least once. Take care 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 #ApesTogetherStrong ❤️ #CaesarNeverForgotten❤️💔😭🤧 ❤️ #TeamNoa (Kingdom) ❤️

I think that the prequels can’t be taken as individual movies. When you watch them consecutively it’s a narrative on the collapse of the republic/democracy and the inner turmoil of Anakin Skywalker. They weren’t created to be individual movies unlike the originals. They were created as a narrative set. When we switch our view to this it makes them much more enjoyable! Having gone and watched them all back they are an incredible set of movies.

No BASEketball?😂😂. Gimmie Sams list for the win

I was waiting for someone to say Semi-pro, big W for coach Sam!

Christian’s got the best picks. ESPECIALLY High School Musical…a classic.

Other than picking Glory Road over Hustle, Eric's choices were pretty perfect. Sure, the basketball in Teen Wolf is laughable, but the coach eats a hard boiled egg WHILE he's coaching and yells at his assistant to get him some salt.

Teen Wolf FTW

Love and Basketball was a good one in my opinion

Yo, not gonna lie, High School musical is kind of a sleeper pick. Very unorthodox, but I totally get it. White Men Can’t Jump is good too though!

Christian best draft

this was a really fun video!!! great work🙏

🤣good meme A pluz

Sketch cracks me up 😂😂