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Good review but the background music was a bit too loud

A good retrospective on the first four. My personal favorites are Part 2 and Part 4. They're pretty tied up for me. I do have to massively disagree about Part 3. I don't think it's better than Part 2 on its best day and I may like it a little less each time I watch it. Its strengths and highlights are awesome and even iconic to the series. But for me it's a pretty boring and poorly paced entry. Sometimes I feel it may be as badly paced as the first movie. I also don't find any of the characters as interesting as the ones in Part 2. But to each their own.

Definitely agree with the things you said about the second one. That shot with the window really stuck out to me too. I also love the moment where Jason jumps out of the bed and you see him with the bag for the first time. The whole third act is excellent. On the other hand, I couldn't disagree harder on part 3. Overall just super boring and full of dumb obvious 3D moments. But the worst part was when they tried to do the last minute jump scare which worked so well in the first 2, but in 3, it just looked really silly. Definitely my least favourite (Though 5's not much better) Part 4 I was a bit let down by after hearing how many people put it at the top of their list. It just kinda felt like another one. Nothing special. Not bad. Pretty good final act. Way better than 3, but not as good as 2. Honestly though, this whole series was a bit disappointing. I watched through the first 6 for the first time this October. I hadn't meant to watch that many, but I kept going because I was waiting for it to finally "get good". Which it kinda did with the 6th one actually, but to some extent, I feel like it's been copied so much that now it seems very cliche when it was actually more original when it first came out.

There's a great part in Part 2 where Vikki goes into the cabin she shares with Terry where the lighting flashes and behind her, silently, you see for a split second Jason's shadow. It's literally a blink and you miss it part. This movie just has him everywhere in the back ground. There's also a great place where they are jogging in the woods and hiking after the campfire story scene where Jay is just wandering around the bush and when he sees Ginny, you can actually hear him say "Hello."

Amazing video mans, cant wait for the rest!

Releasing a review of the film on this date was, one high IQ move.

I'd put The Dukes of Stratosphear album above most of XTC's album's probably bar Skylarking and English Settlement. I love it that much. Vanishing Girl is The Hollies, Collideascope (Partridge does a great Lennon vocal, even sounding like a proto Liam Gallagher) and Brainiac's Daughter is his perfect McCartney. You're A Good Man Albert Brown sounds like Steve Marriott Odgen's Nut Flake era Small Faces. No surprising the album outsold most of XTC's albums at the time as it's probably most commercial material they did.

KC era is definitely worth going through as it’s own weird thing, it’s a good time capsule to see the 80s die and the 90s begin

great video bro

bully was full of options, with todays tech in bully it could have been absolutely legendary, without even lifting off a big name like harry potter hogwarts legacy did, rockstar built everything brick by brick and bully was a strong one

Omfg, that Bully trailer sucker punched me right in the nostalgia...

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Amazing video

Dag guess i have to download bully again 😂

Great Video! though I didnt grow up with the game im glad people still know of and talk about it.

bully wasn't misunderstood lol, its always been great

Imma let you finish but RDR2 is the best Rockstar game of all time.

Nice video, hope to see more! Subbd

The funny thing about this game is being a highschool teacher now. any kids that talk like Jimmy, "don't ask me how I'm doing, everyone wants to kill me", are goofy as shit. Thinking they main character and shit

Great game. Everything Hogwarts Legacy should have been

Black 2 District 10 Bully College edition 28 month later Give me those instead of crappy sequel they keep making Is Western entertainment industry stupid?

This seems like a really good game, I'll have to give it a go. Gary Smith sounds quite unique for an antagonist, and the chapter setup is always something I prefer in a game.

I night have to give this a game a go. If I can find a copy.

I played Bully on its re-release on the Xbox 360. I thought it was a pretty good story actually. On reflection the name Bully more refers to the school, seeing as the character you play as doesn't really outright bully anyone. It was actually quite refreshing to play as "The hero of the underdogs".

Probably can’t call it classic yet, as it’s new… but Terrifier 3 for the horror genre. Also, agree that Filth is a great film. Seriously underrated. Especially McAvoy’s performance as he gets more and more unhinged.

"Get Santa" was a go to favourite in my house for several years - kids just seemed to really like the way the reindeers communicated, for some reason...

No Gremlins?!?!?

Bill Murry's "Scrooged" always gets an airing in our house every year, along with the Bottom Xmas special "Holy"! It sounds really stupid in this context but Muppet Xmas Carol proper uncut version is actually quite dark. The point where Scrooge realises he f**ked up his life by treating his girlfriend so badly that she just told him to politely f**k off and enjoy his money as that;s al he cares about now, she sings a heartbreaking song about how shitty Scrooge has been to her. Unlike "Scrooged" there's no second chance for Ebeneezer in the Muppet version, he just has to live with it. He can't get her back, it's been too long and the regret is so huge he just sits there and cries his eyes out about how he f**ked up the best thing he ever had in his life all 'cos of his greed. They took the song out where she tells him what a shit he's been 'cos kids would find it upsetting! It's stupid, you need to learn to not f**k things up when you have it good or you'll end up like Scrooge, a twisted and bitter old man.

I wasn't going to take this list seriously (no Jingle All The Way, for one), but then I heard Joni Mitchell's River in the background, therefore it is objectively the best list I have ever seen.

Now these are films I can get behind this holiday season. This is my kind of Christmas.

Where's Rare Exports? That's a must-see Christmas film.

This was an amazing video. Get Santa has always been one of my favourites and Black Christmas is a classic, the tension throughout the movie always keeps me on the edge of my seat. I totally forgot about P2, I'll have to rewatch it this year along with Fatman, it has some great action scenes. I've never heard of Santa's Slay before but I'm definitely watching it now. Thank you for the video.

Timestamps for movie Genres: 1:10 Comedy 3:07 Action 4:54 Drama 6:48 Horror

It's hardly at all like Rainy Day Women and MUCH more like the Traffic tune, "Berkshire Poppies".

Hard to find here in the States but I've been a fan since my buddy introduced me to the show as a kid.

It wasn't until I got the DVDs that I realized that the disco scene was supposed to be at a "90s Nostalgia" night, and I think it's funny that Howard Goodall, while not predicting any of the actual new music of the 90s, *did* predict the Disco Revival of the latter half of the decade.

5:39 I wonder if, in-universe, this was a standard-issue variant of the crew coveralls or if Rimmer, being the person who took great pains in preparing everything for his exams except the studying, had all the pen holsters custom-installed.

One technical flaw (if that's the right term for it) with this episode I find distracting is the one audience member whose laugh overpowers the audio at times (and who, according to the cast commentary, was very drunk during the taping).

I still have a hard time believing that Confidence is played by *the* Craig Ferguson.

When they first aired RD on KCTS (the Seattle area PBS station) in 1989, as part of a pledge drive marathon, the station's manager talked over the credits, so the joke was ruined.

This review seems incomplete to me. For one thing, it doesn't even mention the setup for the finale of Series 2.

6000 pe teachers…lol

Have you ever considered talking about the cut episodes of the show? There are a few that I think would be interesting to talk about, there is one called Bodysnatcher that seems a lot like its going for something similar to me2, and it would be cool to see, loved your thoughts on the previous episodes, and it'd be cool to see your thoughts. I tried to comment before with a link but youtube did not load it, so doing it again without the link lol, look it up on youtube if your interesting, thanks again for these

Also, Chris Barrie deserves a lot of credit for pulling off all those twinned split-screen shots. Even his eyelines are nearly perfect. Nowadays we have a lot of digital aids and assists that would make scenes like that easier for an actor, but here he pretty much just had to hold his own performances in his head and act against them. That's tough.

Yeah, not the best episode. But Confidence almost carries it by himself, hilarious performance.

"You are how you look, and I look...like a complete and total TIT!"

Good series of vids!

It is interesting just how often Red Dwarf returns to the idea of a female version of Rimmer. Besides this episode and 'Parallel Universe' (where we also got a female Lister and Holly) we get Rimmer mentioning how his brothers "let" him be the Queen of Spain when they played the Three Musketeers ('Polymorph'), the female Rimmer clones on Rimmerworld, Rimmer spending most of 'Quarantine' in a gingham dress and Rimmer ending up in Trixie LaBouche's body in the novel 'Better Than Life'. Rimmer also turned into a woman in Rob Grant's non-canon 'Into the Gloop' script. I'm not saying there is anything to it - though Rimmer as a very deeply closeted transwoman is an intriguing line of thought especially given how ostentatiously macho Ace Rimmer is - but it is interesting they go back to it a lot.