The Critical Drinker they lost me at....well everything but mainly Kristen Stewart. I miss Lucy Liu and no one got punched in the face better than Drew Barrymore.
That this Movie has Patrick Stewart agreeing to appear in it after having read the script make me think the depths of his own self-loathing must be deeper than the Marianas trench. I'll need to borrow Seaquest DSV to find his common sense to why he would agree to belittle himself in such a way (i.e. doing a Jim Phelps) I am now ever more worried that Picard is going to be terrible than I already was (I knew it would be terrible) But I was hoping there might be some entertainment in it that didn't involve Jeri Ryan.
These people are so retarded, they yell at us this movie wasn't made for you. Then yell at us for agreeing with them and not going to their woke feast.
It's even better to just let the drinker watch this garbage and then mansplain it to the rest of us....15 mins of entertainment versus 1.5 -2 hours of painful watching of pure garbage ....
I'm sure glad I anti supported this shit. By so many people not going to see it hopefully the large hit to their pocket makes them take a real hard look at the crapfest they've been turning out.
There was a hilarious interview where Elizabeth Banks said that men should have enough empathy to watch movies with female leads. I always thought the goal of seeing a movie was to be entertained, not to express "empathy" for the people who made it.
That's literally my sister's explanation of why men should watch women's sports but women are excused from it "because most of us don't watch sports in the first place."
@@rorygillmore6555 no offence, but I really hope your sister has a functional spare brain for regular daily activities because the one that came up with this idea will get her into trouble
"Men feel annoyed and resentful, and women feel uncomfortable and patronized." No other line has so perfectly captured the problem with movies like this.
@@aerial5587 Biggest problem really is alienination more than anything else. Preachiness is not a problem in of itself (James Cameron's Avatar is essentially Ferngully in space and yet is the highest grossing movie ever). The issue with these movies is that you divide your audience at best. 2016 Ghostbusters? Men hated it for being unfunny bullshit, women with any modicum of self awareness was it as stupid pandering bullshit and even the SJW, white apologist types eventually grew a few braincells. This? Horrendous flop. Black Widow? God that was shit and I hope it bombs hard.
@@lorddrayvon1426 I would argue that preachiness actually was a problem in Avatar...but James Cameron is such a good director, and the digitally-aided world he created so remarkable to drink in, that the tonal mistake didn't ruin the proceedings. I was in no hurry to see Avatar, but when I did get around to it I was pleasantly surprised how much I liked it. With one exception...the plot and characters were 1980s cartoon levels of one dimensional and black and white. The lesson to take from that isn't that preachiness can't be the downfall of a movie, but that strong filmmaking in general creates a margin for error even when mistakes happen. That's why 2016 Ghostbusters went wrong...it was just utterly awful. Contrary to the implied criticism in this particular video, Chris Hemsworth's character was perhaps the only element (other than impressive-looking ghosts in some scenes) I enjoyed, and that's because self-aware goofy Chris Hemsworth is always a good time. But we expect a Ghostbusters movie to make us laugh at a steady rate from beginning to end, and the jokes in this thing were such duds...
@@GordonSeal My bad...I didn't mean to imply that cartoony black and white characterizations are innately bad. On the contrary, they're great in the right media. Indiana Jones (which I love, excepting the fourth, and for very different reasons) was a 1930s serials-inspired adventure series, and in those some one-dimensional villains are expected (the protagonists still manage some nice depth, not surprising given how great Spielberg has always been at characters). My point in this case was that Avatar had a central major message to it (a very fitting one, IMO), but either didn't trust the audience to handle characters of dimension or else simply was poorly written. We have evil corporations that apparently have zero sense of history regarding the abuse of indigenous populations (unrealistic, or arrogant in thinking that even though the empathy for such peoples has changed that big bad corporations will always care zero about such things, even if only to not upset human customers). We have big bad military, all hoo ha with no humanity whatsoever. Etc. Take the same movie with the same general plot and simply widen the characterizations a bit (some hesitancy, doubt, regret, anything along those lines) and you'd have a stronger movie; create realistically conflicted characters who outright wrestle with the right thing to do and you could have had a masterpiece, given what the film did so well. If the point was to simply showcase the eye popping effects and world building, Cameron could have pulled back on the plot and made it about exploration and discovery, rather than exploitation. Heck, given the five film plan, that would have made even more sense, saving exploitation, conflict, abuse, rebellion for later, once simply going to Pandora wouldn't be enough for an audience. That's what I was intending to speak towards. Hope that makes sense!
Come on, superheroes ain't sober. You need to be quite drunk before you decide it's OK to go out in a Batman outfit. And let's not even mention Captain America. You'd need to fill me up with booze until I burst before I'm going to dress up as an American flag right before entering a muddy battlefield 🤪
Disregarding the "they made all men weak": if your villain is weak, so is your hero. Or heroine. You need a strong villain to show how badass your hero is.
That's way too involved for these sad sjw minds to comprehend. Remember, to them, the world doesn't work based in facts; It works based on the current emotional outrage of a virtue signalling small popular minority...
@@kaufmanat1 i don't know where you are from, but it's been a while since facts were important in the grand global discourse - be it feminists, incels, antivaxxers, republicans, or any other vocal group of people.
Why does the feminist fantasy of the perfect woman, mimic to the "T", the stereotype of the alpha male...the same stereotype that they're always complaining is "toxic"?
Because it's there turn, don't ya know. Just hope I'm still alive to see the cultural backlash to the current state of affairs. Till then, let the shitshow roll on. 😁😁😁
Judge Anderson from the 2012 Dredd film is a perfect example of how to make a strong female action hero. She's not punching out men twice her size one after the other, she's using her unique abilities combined with her wits and weaponry to make it through. She even undergoes some proper and believable character development, from nervous and adrenaline-soaked rookie to a more hardened Judge ready to deal with the horrific reality of the job. For God's sake, she can literally read peoples minds and she's a more believable character than anyone in this film.
"Mouth breather" "Gigantor" "Smug business man" "Magical science lady" and so on and so forth, Critical you manufacturer of much loved monikers of movie characters you've done it again my friend.
@@johnnysalery7383is it? The purpose of the clothing you wear shouldn’t always be to make yourself look as attractive as possible, a lot of the time what makes you look good brings some level of awkwardness/discomfort, and that’s especially true for women
As someone who thought Rambo: Last Blood was trash too (never liked that plot they mentioned for a decade or trashing Rambo's attempt at a new life in such a manner, much preferred John Rambo as an ending and solid sequel better than 3), I'm still not suprised at all.
"That's the problem with facts, you see. They don't care about your feelings." This is such a wonderful tidbit of common sense and wisdom. It's unfortunate that it is lost on so many people these days.
I worked on this film. Half the crew banged our heads into the wall seeing from day1 of production quite how awful it was gonna be. And more than a few of us have said "we hope at least the drinker does something good with this!". ;)
"The First World War was wrapped up quicker than this thing." I'm not sure it's fair to draw parallels between Charlie's Angels 2019 and WWI. I mean, one was a tragic, wasteful disaster, and the other was World War I.
@Andrew Jackson Because they're failing to make a profit out of our favourite things. If that shit of woke-minator was a success they would've made another 2, now they have to lick their wounds, and so has to do that Bank-feminazi. Anyway it's not like you can consider those things canon.
@Andrew Jackson I see your point, but the only thing we can do is talk about how bad they're, making them fail at the boxoffice and making famous movies that really are good, helping them stay relevant in the history of film making, and that's not something these sjws will be able to erase. Eventually new generations of actors and directors will crave a piece of that fame and they'll make what the public really wants. That's what I think and what I hope.
I care cause it sets a precedent. So movies like StarWars will make money regardless of how bad they are and encourage people to keep turning franchises into trash.
"The women are universally smart, virtuous, incorruptible, tough, confident, outspoken, highly skilled at everything, and physically unstoppable." ...unless someone turns up wearing the same dress, amiright?!
I think strippers are played out in cinema, but Id watch a film about female ninja strippers, I mean Roger Corman made a career out of those kind of films. WHERE IS THE CURRENT DAY ROGER CORMAN?!?!?
Díaz, Lou, and Barrymore didn’t have an agenda in mind when the movie was made. They were probably like, wow this is a ridiculous script let’s have some fun and since we are actors people are going to watch this so let try to make it fun for them. Imagine a movie made for the sake of fun and entertainment... the horror....
Also, the victories in those earlier movies meant something because the male and female antagonists were clever and dangerous. If someone overcomes someone like that it feels empowering because it IS. If the heroes are already infallible, who cares?
The thing is the older movies didn’t just have some petty white dude as the villain, the first movie was a partnership of a super genius and his female partner (who was most of the driving force of their plans and quite handy in a fight) and the sequel was a former member of there own group who had basically decided to use her skills as a former angel to massively profit. They’re was no agenda of “men do bad, woomen gooder!” Within the movie as a whole
The last 2 minutes of this video is the most concise and straight to the point breakdown, judge and jury for Hollywood that I've seen in any (Drinker) video, and Drinker has produced many quality takedowns. Chapeau, my sharp tongued friend.
According to audiences, Critical Drinker is more accurate than Rotten Tomatoes 98% of the time, but according to critics, he's only more accurate 7% of the time.
The movie was a bonus prize associated with her (banks) doing Pitch Perfect 2 & 3. It took years to get into production because nobody really wanted to do it and they kept thinking they could find something that would stop her (Banks) from actually making it. They made the budget as low as they could (~$50m) to try and convince her not to do it. But she was hell-bent on doing a Charlie's Angels movie.
@@blackmantis3130 Yeah, with freaking Queen Latifah!!! An overweight middle-aged woman!!! But hey, she's a black woman so it's all good. What an absurd embarrassing fucking joke!
"I do this so that you won't have to." That's why I prefer watching your content than seeing the movie itself like most movies these days. Thanks for your endeavors, critical drinker! Cheers mate.
I can't for the life of me imagine how this movie is suppose to be fun to watch for a woman. If I was a woman and saw this, I would just feel embarrassed. Not really positive representation in any sense of the term.
She literally claimed that if you don’t pay to watch this movie in cinemas, that you’re a sexist. The scary thing is, people tried to defend her as if they same people that shit on this movie, enjoy watching the originals. I just find it funny how women like her think it’s fine to say “there’s been too much men on screen therefore other men shouldn’t have a chance regardless of their talent or merit” But complain when others say “I don’t think this is good” and cry about how it’s somehow related to what’s between their legs. Also, not to mention - people would complain seeing Patrick Stewart try to beat up the same people the Angles did for the exact same reasons (unrealistic and stupid) but somehow because he’s a man, it becomes a valid complaint.
"Its like watching someone throw up, piss and soil themselves. U know you shouldn't look but there's something mesmerizing about such a perfect disaster " This man gets me
Those feminist filmmakers should take a lesson from Terminator or Alien movies. Ripley and Connor are the true example of badass action characters that don't have to scream "Women are better than men" every screen.
I think Hit-Girl was the best representation of feminism. Mindy doesn’t CARE what people think of her. She tried doing the makeup and the dating and the dances and all of it was thrown back in her face. When her dad was killed, she didn’t cry. She didn’t complain. She got PISSED and went and killed the men who took her only family left. And guess what?! An ADULT MAN punches her! He CHOKES her! And not ONCE does Mindy cry or try to use her gender or age as a handicap. She bit him, stabbed him where she could reach, and used her appearance to an advantage even. And this was 2009/2010/2011.
Even Sidney Prescott from SCREAM. She was a 17 year old girl who’d seen her mom cut up. The first time Ghostface tried to kill her, she dodged and even kicked him in the leg when being thrown. And she only gets tougher and tougher with each sequel. By Scream 4 she asks Ghostface to come after her and minutes later kicks him square in the jaw.
Might be an old comment but ever since that terrible ad I still have never bought a gilette product and I never will again, that shit is the WORST a REAL man can get. Go support Old Spice
I figured if you hit a dude that many times in the face with your elbow and he (not particularly strong) managed to 1) not lose consciousness and 2) continually support your weight... you might need fight classes
"This movie isn't for men." "Bye!" goes 50% of the audience. "Bye!" goes another 48% who've got better things to do than whinge and whine about the other 50%. Director and remaining 2%. OoO
They did the same with Birds of Prey. Feminists told men it wasn't for them and not to go and see it then when the film flopped they blamed men for it even though they told them it wasn't for them.
I thought this movie was super fun, and I loved seeing all the references to the 2000’s movies like those costumes. And I thought the jokes were funny, I laughed out loud
To be fair, it was almost exactly 14 years between the 9/11 terror attacks and the completion of the Freedom Tower to replace the WTC, while the empire state building took barely over a year to build. The war in Iraq and Afghanistan have lasted nearly 20 years, while WW2 lasted not even 10. Everything takes longer now - even if they are pointless and without virtue compared to their antecedents.
In the interest of ballance here, the line "There was a gun fight at my wedding" "I didn't know you were married." "I'm not, I was the better shot." was actually well delivered and (compared to the other attempts in the movie) quite a good joke... and the "movie buff scene" mostly worked. And they are the only positives I can come up with.
The old movie with Drew Barrymore is legitimately funny and has good action sequences. The fact that they play up the camp factor makes the whole thing run smoothly
It’s a classic as far as I’m concerned. It should be put on a pedestal for kids today to see how to properly make a fun movie that leaves the audience feeling good, and that they’ll enjoy watching for years to come.
Yeah, the fight with slicked-back, black-hair dude and the tune from The Prodigy playing in the background is legit entertaining to watch. Nothing in the new film was.
@@inceptional It's so strange to me that so many modern action films forget to make the action fun to watch. It's like they've forgotten the primary purpose of making an action movie. Even "bad" actions movies of the 80s and 90s were still at least fun to watch (for the most part). But then again they keep hiring drama directors for mUh FeMaLE rePReseNtATioN so I guess this makes sense.
This was one of the first of your videos I watched, Drinker, and it completely changed how I write the women characters in my novels! Thank you. Sometimes I come back to watch it just for a refresher.
And if it's a sequel, prequel, remake or reboot, the SECOND worst thing it can do is treat the original source material with disrespect (I'm lookin' at you, repugnant 2014 'Annie' reboot; I bet the Drinker could absolutely fricassee that one if he so chose).
Oh Critical Drinker, I salute & drink to you. There is too much, beautifully articulate, much needed, magnificent commentary to single out to comment on here so, bless you Sir, I'll have another drink to you!
cjones29hd why she mad at us we just not interested in women empowerment movies not saving Wonder Woman wasn’t now that was a good woman empowerment movie and a good action movie
Cameron my mom was actually around when the show was popular and said it was for both. Boys loved how hot the girls were and girls wanted to be the angels because how awesome they were
If that movie The Avengers proved anything, it's that you can build an action franchise entirely around a bunch of hot guys and women will come watch it in droves.
"Theoretically, she is a character in this film" I laughed way harder than that as I should, and I wonder why I haven't been using this phrase before in my own reviews of films and dramas.
I took my girlfriend to watch this movie. I asked her what she thought of it afterwards. Her reply of "Next time, You'll choose the film" pretty much told me all I needed to know. Also, this was the first time she went to get some snacks during the film and took an unusually long time.
today i just skip the cinema and go straight the the Drinker's channel... spend an awful lot of time here, watching and laughin' movies reviews about films that i will never watch
The best FEMALE character ever written (IMO) is Elizabeth Bennett from Pride & Prejudice. She is strong (keeping secrets SECRET instead of blabbering the out to everyone else), independent (not following the "general behaviour" of other women in her family, especially her mother) and has courage ... which gets showcased in one of the best "female duels" ever [watch the version from 95, NOT the one with Keira Knightley who cant act]: ua-cam.com/video/LcaEN8eVBfk/v-deo.html it lasts for 6+ minutes and is taken 100% directly from the book.
@@Muck006 The 95 tv version was the one starring Colin Firth? That was a great version. Six well made hours. As female characters go I also like Jane Eyre. She also was strong, intelligent and independent. Those novels illustrate that strength is not about violence against men.
I’m not sure. Sony’s films are basically expensive commercials for their products and affiliated brands. Not sure it’s expected to make money on its own.
Me and my wife were flipping through the movies from our on-demand-movie-provider the other day. Then we saw this Charlie’s Angels-movie passing by. Me: “This was typically a movie the Drinker negatively discussed.” My wife: “I understand, you can see it from the picture. Next!”
@@B0mber44 Trainspotting 2. It was entertaining, though it felt like I was watching a recent concert of The Eagles: it were the same actors, it was the same story, but it felt a bit dated.
@@DerPafferfish indeed...instead of introducing her to the (probably expensive and very hard) marble floor/ concrete or maybe chucking her over the balcony? Haha!
"Jesus, the First World War was wrapped up quicker than this thing" Holy shit he's right! WWI lasted 4 years, This lasted 5! Edit: How the hell did this comment get 166 likes in just 5 hours???
My first favorite female antagonist was always Irene Adler from the Sherlock Holmes series. She was only in one book but she was relatable and smart. She was the only character that escaped from Sherlock and he never caught her. That is why I always liked her, she wasn't contrived from a sense of SJW or PC culture, she was legitimately made up to be who she really was, just a badass.
Irene Adler uses her femininity as a weapon. She knows what buttons to push and how to play situations with men. Especially Sherlock. We can't have that now.
The originals were great, and exactly as he describes. Fun and light-hearted and didn't take themselves too seriously. There was no need for this terrible remake.
Yes: Aliens: Ellen Ripley Tomb Raider: Lara Croft Terminator: Sarah Connor Avengers: Scarlett Johansen No: Petite girls punching muscular military men through solid walls
Yeah it was cartoonish lol I honestly couldn't tell if she was supposed to be making contact with her fist or her elbow due to the terrible fight choreography. First off, the angle of the camera wasn't helping matters given that it was already clear that Stewart was barely even attempting to make believable contact. Secondly, if she was supposed to be punching as opposed to an elbow strike, her fist looked more like it was flailing, not punching and her elbow itself was flopping so much that even a haymaker would've lost any and all impact. I know I'm going a bit in-depth about these minute details, but I can't help noticing these kind of details. I grew up watching martial arts movies and I also train in martial arts as well, on top of having been active in theatre courses since I was in high school. As a result, one thing I did learn in regards to stage combat was the importance of certain details when performing a fight scene. Due to that, I can't help but laugh in derision at Kristen Stewart's attempt at playing a badass. There are so many women who make hand to hand combat look effortless on screen, and to be blunt, she isn't one of them.
So, sad. It takes effort to look at yourself and figure out you're the problem and to make a change. Much easier to blame others then you don't have to do anything. The drinker is right this poorly written, agenda, pushing movies will die out, because that bottom line does not lie. I'm just wondering how long it will take.
I for one am OUTRAGED: This is 2019, the Charlie's Angels remake should be starring a diverse multicultural cast of MEN as the Angels, because reversing things is always woke.
You say this as a joke but I wouldn’t mind a guys team, straight or gay, to be part of this franchise. The 2000 movie didn’t pretend to be anything other than fluff but still had girl power elements and waaay better action scenes. How does that happen?! The 2019 one could have at least had “atomic blonde” or “John Wick” level action scenes - but the movie wasn’t enough of anything. Plus the fact that any light hearted calmness the original had was erased in this one COMPLETELY
We appreciate your work TCD, you save us valuable time by not letting us watch any of these garbage. You deserve all the likes and praise in the world.
You nailed it! “Women feel uncomfortable and patronized.” That’s how I feel in these so called “girl power” movies. The scene in avengers endgame where all the female characters came together to do battle had me rolling my eyes to the point that it was probably audible. Strong females protagonist are so poorly written these days. They’re either defined by the abuse they’ve suffered a la Sansa Stark or they’re perfect and OP to the point of unrelatable. Characters like Ellen Ripley are good because they’re relatable. She was brave and tough as nails because she was terrified and vulnerable, yet still able to overcome her fear and kick ass. Sigorney Weaver plays this character superbly, she make Ellen Ripley’s fear believable. You’re invested in her character and the outcome of her journey. These “strong female characters” are boring because there are no stakes, they’re never in true peril, they have no flaws, and they never fail at anything. Totally unrelatable and not something I want my daughter looking up to.
Dude! I thought I was thee only one hating that "Woman power" scene in the avengers movie. Also, Xmen is way better than avengers. Only part of marvel I like. Otherwise Dc all day.
The best part is that getting mad at the lack of audience is a terrible business. So they either realize they got it all wrong, or they go bankrupt in a few years.
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The Critical Drinker they lost me at....well everything but mainly Kristen Stewart. I miss Lucy Liu and no one got punched in the face better than Drew Barrymore.
THIS MOVIE DID NOT HAVE THE SONG THE CHARLIE ANGEL SONG
That this Movie has Patrick Stewart agreeing to appear in it after having read the script make me think the depths of his own self-loathing must be deeper than the Marianas trench. I'll need to borrow Seaquest DSV to find his common sense to why he would agree to belittle himself in such a way (i.e. doing a Jim Phelps) I am now ever more worried that Picard is going to be terrible than I already was (I knew it would be terrible) But I was hoping there might be some entertainment in it that didn't involve Jeri Ryan.
Thoughts on COPPA?
The Critical Drinker praise be to the Critical Drinker his liver died for Hollywood’s sins
"why didn't you support this movie?"
"You said it wasn't made for me"
These people are so retarded, they yell at us this movie wasn't made for you. Then yell at us for agreeing with them and not going to their woke feast.
@J M Just like a woman, they never know what they want
@@imperiumoccidentis7351 They want to eat their cake... and then still have it. They want everything... without consequence or other price.
"Wait this whole operation was your idea"
Banks: this movie isnt for men
Men : ok i don't gonna watch that
Banks : how man dare to not watch My movie !!!
I never realized that _not_ seeing a movie could be this much fun!
It's even better to just let the drinker watch this garbage and then mansplain it to the rest of us....15 mins of entertainment versus 1.5 -2 hours of painful watching of pure garbage ....
I have been Not Seeing Movies for a while, and it's way better than actually Going to Movies!
I'm sure glad I anti supported this shit. By so many people not going to see it hopefully the large hit to their pocket makes them take a real hard look at the crapfest they've been turning out.
@@the1onlyteagro Nah! It'll be fine.
Yeah, I totally enjoyed seeing the name on the theater and all of the promotions, and walking right by.
It's funny that they point out toxic masculinity in men but use the same qualities to empower women.
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Narcissists will project!
I never thought about that and oh my God hahaha mind blown
that's because men don't know how to use masculinity. Only women know these things!
You've just described modern feminism.
Walter Comunello this is sarcasm right
There was a hilarious interview where Elizabeth Banks said that men should have enough empathy to watch movies with female leads. I always thought the goal of seeing a movie was to be entertained, not to express "empathy" for the people who made it.
That's literally my sister's explanation of why men should watch women's sports but women are excused from it "because most of us don't watch sports in the first place."
I thought "representation matters." Either it matters or it doesn't.
@@rorygillmore6555 no offence, but I really hope your sister has a functional spare brain for regular daily activities because the one that came up with this idea will get her into trouble
I just watched it because it was a great fuckdoll parade.
I only watched it because it was a great f..kdoll parade.
And I hate that I have to censor my speech, mankind is really just a bunch of wussies.
"Men feel annoyed and resentful, and women feel uncomfortable and patronized."
No other line has so perfectly captured the problem with movies like this.
Exactly, he summed it up perfectly..
@@aerial5587 Biggest problem really is alienination more than anything else. Preachiness is not a problem in of itself (James Cameron's Avatar is essentially Ferngully in space and yet is the highest grossing movie ever). The issue with these movies is that you divide your audience at best. 2016 Ghostbusters? Men hated it for being unfunny bullshit, women with any modicum of self awareness was it as stupid pandering bullshit and even the SJW, white apologist types eventually grew a few braincells. This? Horrendous flop. Black Widow? God that was shit and I hope it bombs hard.
@@lorddrayvon1426 I would argue that preachiness actually was a problem in Avatar...but James Cameron is such a good director, and the digitally-aided world he created so remarkable to drink in, that the tonal mistake didn't ruin the proceedings. I was in no hurry to see Avatar, but when I did get around to it I was pleasantly surprised how much I liked it. With one exception...the plot and characters were 1980s cartoon levels of one dimensional and black and white. The lesson to take from that isn't that preachiness can't be the downfall of a movie, but that strong filmmaking in general creates a margin for error even when mistakes happen.
That's why 2016 Ghostbusters went wrong...it was just utterly awful. Contrary to the implied criticism in this particular video, Chris Hemsworth's character was perhaps the only element (other than impressive-looking ghosts in some scenes) I enjoyed, and that's because self-aware goofy Chris Hemsworth is always a good time. But we expect a Ghostbusters movie to make us laugh at a steady rate from beginning to end, and the jokes in this thing were such duds...
@@redsoxu571 Oh boy you are not going to enjoy any of the classics like Indiana Jones then.
@@GordonSeal My bad...I didn't mean to imply that cartoony black and white characterizations are innately bad. On the contrary, they're great in the right media. Indiana Jones (which I love, excepting the fourth, and for very different reasons) was a 1930s serials-inspired adventure series, and in those some one-dimensional villains are expected (the protagonists still manage some nice depth, not surprising given how great Spielberg has always been at characters).
My point in this case was that Avatar had a central major message to it (a very fitting one, IMO), but either didn't trust the audience to handle characters of dimension or else simply was poorly written. We have evil corporations that apparently have zero sense of history regarding the abuse of indigenous populations (unrealistic, or arrogant in thinking that even though the empathy for such peoples has changed that big bad corporations will always care zero about such things, even if only to not upset human customers). We have big bad military, all hoo ha with no humanity whatsoever. Etc. Take the same movie with the same general plot and simply widen the characterizations a bit (some hesitancy, doubt, regret, anything along those lines) and you'd have a stronger movie; create realistically conflicted characters who outright wrestle with the right thing to do and you could have had a masterpiece, given what the film did so well.
If the point was to simply showcase the eye popping effects and world building, Cameron could have pulled back on the plot and made it about exploration and discovery, rather than exploitation. Heck, given the five film plan, that would have made even more sense, saving exploitation, conflict, abuse, rebellion for later, once simply going to Pandora wouldn't be enough for an audience.
That's what I was intending to speak towards. Hope that makes sense!
"I do this so you don't have to".
Not all heroes wear capes.... Or are sober.
Come on, superheroes ain't sober. You need to be quite drunk before you decide it's OK to go out in a Batman outfit. And let's not even mention Captain America. You'd need to fill me up with booze until I burst before I'm going to dress up as an American flag right before entering a muddy battlefield 🤪
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Disregarding the "they made all men weak": if your villain is weak, so is your hero. Or heroine. You need a strong villain to show how badass your hero is.
so technically they're all weak
That's way too involved for these sad sjw minds to comprehend. Remember, to them, the world doesn't work based in facts; It works based on the current emotional outrage of a virtue signalling small popular minority...
No! Man bad! Woman strong!
@@kaufmanat1 i don't know where you are from, but it's been a while since facts were important in the grand global discourse - be it feminists, incels, antivaxxers, republicans, or any other vocal group of people.
@@ziglaus was there a time when facts were important to vocal activists?
She did an interview 8 yrs ago on Conan where Kristen says she is tired of crappy girl power movies, now she stars in one.
Hey 20 bucks is 20 bucks lol
She's always on drugs im surprised that's all she said!
And now she's starring in another one about lesbians.
Well, ive been saying fuck this job, and i still work there.
Opinions don't pay the bills.
You poor soul, sitting through that shitshow for us.
John Angell it’s a shitty job, but someone has to do this.
Yeah, no shit. I simply couldn't do it.
When u left the movies u should of asked 4 a refund
This comment is insanely underrated
He probably went through 2 bottles of Captain Morgans Rum to help him stay till the end...He IS the critical drinker!
Why does the feminist fantasy of the perfect woman, mimic to the "T", the stereotype of the alpha male...the same stereotype that they're always complaining is "toxic"?
Penis envy.
Good question.
Because "everything" is *men's* faults...
When a wahmen does it, it's okay... by definition.
👍
Because it's there turn, don't ya know.
Just hope I'm still alive to see the cultural backlash to the current state of affairs.
Till then, let the shitshow roll on. 😁😁😁
"Who was this film for?"
Elisabeth Banks.
Yes but Banks didn't take this movie to the bank. It was a flop
Too bad she ruined her likability from the lego movie and hunger games.
@@-12Sided Wait she was in the Lego movie l didn't even know
@@l_am_a_cookie7055 she was wildstyle
Specifically her ego.
Judge Anderson from the 2012 Dredd film is a perfect example of how to make a strong female action hero. She's not punching out men twice her size one after the other, she's using her unique abilities combined with her wits and weaponry to make it through. She even undergoes some proper and believable character development, from nervous and adrenaline-soaked rookie to a more hardened Judge ready to deal with the horrific reality of the job. For God's sake, she can literally read peoples minds and she's a more believable character than anyone in this film.
Dredd (2012),
what a great action flick.
I was trying to think of a strong character who happens to be female recently and this fits perfectly.
@@ReeseLeeArt the fact that this "recent" example is over a decade old is a disturbing thing to think about.
And they had a strong female villain who was believable.
@@remylucaiLena Headey was perfect as the evil boss of the tower block, Ma-ma... Now that lady can truly act!!!!
I pirated this movie and *STILL* want a Refund.
That's what I said about Dragon Ball Evolution. I pirated it, on a friend's laptop using their electricity and wifi, and I still paid WAY too much...
I watched the captain marvel review on cinemasins channel one day while testing an apple laptop in the store.
I want my money back,
Now.
Promote piracy will help you get something anything back
Sameee. The McG movies were bad BUT fun AF.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You just won the internet.
“Jesus, the First World War was wrapped up faster than this.”
Holy shit this was gold, almost spat out my drink.
You're going to make me cry. Fuck it, let me simp for a bit. Heil Kaiserreich! Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser.
@Generously buttered ALCO
I‘m impressed. You didn’t make any mistakes in spelling
@@davidschneider9145 Danke
@Alexander Steel because, I, ein englischer Sprecher, made no mistakes in spelling.
@@mimikyupikachu4385 Yes
"Mouth breather" "Gigantor" "Smug business man" "Magical science lady" and so on and so forth, Critical you manufacturer of much loved monikers of movie characters you've done it again my friend.
Yeah, except he got "The guy from 'Gladiator'" wrong.
Yeah, some of my favorites: "Lumpy alien bodybuilder", "Rambo Impostor", and of course "Apple genius "
I particularly like his names in "Prometheus". I find myself involuntarily laughing several times when watching most of CD's videos.
My personal favorite is "Magical space wizard wearing a fishbowl filled with bong smoke," which is from his review of Spiderman: Far From Home.
I love his term for Grace in Terminator Dark Fate - “Androgynous Thing” 😂😂 and his accent just makes everything sound better
Kristen Stewart unironically looks very pretty done up as a girly girl, even if she’s only doing it satirically
The fact that her "disguise" made her look better than her actual character's look is too funny lol
I was just about to comment that. It's like Bree Larson in Endgame. She was pretty in the first half hour, until she got that God awful haircut
that's racist
Well, except her face, of course.
@@johnnysalery7383is it? The purpose of the clothing you wear shouldn’t always be to make yourself look as attractive as possible, a lot of the time what makes you look good brings some level of awkwardness/discomfort, and that’s especially true for women
“I do this, so you don’t have to.”
Thank you for you’re service.
your* But you are right
-so I liked.
It's almost comparative to a grenade reference at this point.
-The Nostalgia Drinker
@@MrNebelschatten greetings fellow grammar Nazi haha
Midnight's edge remarked, "more women saw Rambo: Last blood than Charlie's angels". That's got to burn.
I know of no one who saw this piece of shit in theaters. Or Ghostbusters 2016...
@@robertfitzgerald3118 I did.
As someone who thought Rambo: Last Blood was trash too (never liked that plot they mentioned for a decade or trashing Rambo's attempt at a new life in such a manner, much preferred John Rambo as an ending and solid sequel better than 3), I'm still not suprised at all.
@@oneandonlysound3453 it was trash. there was no story like rambo first blood
@@TheFourthWinchester now I know exactly one person who decided to waste his money on this movie
"Liz, since you apparently don't understand your own industry, the Drinker's gonna mansplain this one for ya." Best line i've heard all week.
"That's the problem with facts, you see. They don't care about your feelings." This is such a wonderful tidbit of common sense and wisdom. It's unfortunate that it is lost on so many people these days.
Drinker destroying Hollywood with facts and logic 😮😮😮
I worked on this film. Half the crew banged our heads into the wall seeing from day1 of production quite how awful it was gonna be. And more than a few of us have said "we hope at least the drinker does something good with this!". ;)
I'm so sorry. It indeed must have been a horrific experience to work on this film in any capacity.
So the Drinker actually has a following among people in the film industry?
@@ingold1470 VINDICATION
Just keep in mind, your future clients may be watching. Never complain about clients on social media 😉
@@robbylebotha nah, it'll be fine 😆
"The First World War was wrapped up quicker than this thing."
I'm not sure it's fair to draw parallels between Charlie's Angels 2019 and WWI. I mean, one was a tragic, wasteful disaster, and the other was World War I.
Fking LOL
Good one👍
Haha
😂😂😂
Comment had more plot than the movie
The Drinker said it best: it’s a reboot of a remake...God help us
Of a '70 TV show...
Marcg210 yes
Thaaaat's Hollywood, 2019. It's as if they ran almost all the true creatives out of town.
That's usually the point where shit gets silly. lol What makes me laugh is all the 70s remakes were 10 years ago. Missed the damn boat didn't she? lol
Two years later, and with She-Hulk and Rings of Power, the lessons CD preached here may finally be bearing fruit.
The fact that this and dark fate flopped so hard makes me happy
@Sherie Brodigan oh shut up and get back to the kitchen.
@Andrew Jackson Because they're failing to make a profit out of our favourite things. If that shit of woke-minator was a success they would've made another 2, now they have to lick their wounds, and so has to do that Bank-feminazi. Anyway it's not like you can consider those things canon.
@Andrew Jackson I see your point, but the only thing we can do is talk about how bad they're, making them fail at the boxoffice and making famous movies that really are good, helping them stay relevant in the history of film making, and that's not something these sjws will be able to erase.
Eventually new generations of actors and directors will crave a piece of that fame and they'll make what the public really wants. That's what I think and what I hope.
Alex Freetime Yep, there’s people on UA-cam making their own low budget tv series. There’s old tv shows and movies we can look around for and watch.
Ghostbusters: 2019.
Not only is no one surprised this bombed, I doubt anyone cares.
I care cause it sets a precedent. So movies like StarWars will make money regardless of how bad they are and encourage people to keep turning franchises into trash.
Maybe woke journos care, but only because they get paid for it. For the time being.
I care very much that it should fail thank you.
Lucius Fawkes Probably a lot more. Hollywood are so self absorbed with their narrative that they’re probably oblivious.
I didn't even know it existed until it was announced it flopped
"The women are universally smart, virtuous, incorruptible, tough, confident, outspoken, highly skilled at everything, and physically unstoppable."
...unless someone turns up wearing the same dress, amiright?!
HELL HATH NO FURY
Oh then its on, unless perhaps its a man transitioning into a woman cant be transphobic can we hollywood
CHL, shouldn't you be berating some flerfers and the likes, rather than just having fun here?
@@Alessandro-B You mind your own business do you know how often one of the channels that I love comments on another channel I love.
BA-DUM TISHHHH!
"One thing men dont like is being disrespected" hallelujah finally someone says it! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Here's the problem. Charlie's Angel's is a movie about stripper ninjas who neither strip, nor are they ninja.
I like that explanation lol
🤣 this made me laugh
Can we just get some stripper ninja?
only preteen girls like this stuff, question remains: "why let ur impressionable preteen watch this crap"?
I think strippers are played out in cinema, but Id watch a film about female ninja strippers, I mean Roger Corman made a career out of those kind of films. WHERE IS THE CURRENT DAY ROGER CORMAN?!?!?
Díaz, Lou, and Barrymore didn’t have an agenda in mind when the movie was made. They were probably like, wow this is a ridiculous script let’s have some fun and since we are actors people are going to watch this so let try to make it fun for them.
Imagine a movie made for the sake of fun and entertainment... the horror....
That was horrible, too.
Exactly 😉
FYI, it's spelled Liu. But yeah, it was a fun bit of camp. Kinda like D.E.B.S., but with less overt lesbians.
Also, the victories in those earlier movies meant something because the male and female antagonists were clever and dangerous. If someone overcomes someone like that it feels empowering because it IS. If the heroes are already infallible, who cares?
The thing is the older movies didn’t just have some petty white dude as the villain, the first movie was a partnership of a super genius and his female partner (who was most of the driving force of their plans and quite handy in a fight) and the sequel was a former member of there own group who had basically decided to use her skills as a former angel to massively profit. They’re was no agenda of “men do bad, woomen gooder!” Within the movie as a whole
The last 2 minutes of this video is the most concise and straight to the point breakdown, judge and jury for Hollywood that I've seen in any (Drinker) video, and Drinker has produced many quality takedowns. Chapeau, my sharp tongued friend.
Funny how the Critical Drinker, who is only one man, is more accurate than Rotten Tomatoes 100% of the time.
The only way he could make this better is to actually be hammered while reading his laser precise analysis.
According to audiences, Critical Drinker is more accurate than Rotten Tomatoes 98% of the time, but according to critics, he's only more accurate 7% of the time.
he is better at writing than 99% of Hooliwood writer
Why does this movie have 79% on rotten from audience score when both the critics score and imdb score are way lower?
Less than 100%. Drinker missed the mark on HBO’s Watchmen.
“The First World War wrapped up faster than this thing.”
Yes
And costs less, both financially and spiritually.
Painkiller Jones Yeah no not even close finance wise bud
And it did hurt less
The movie was a bonus prize associated with her (banks) doing Pitch Perfect 2 & 3. It took years to get into production because nobody really wanted to do it and they kept thinking they could find something that would stop her (Banks) from actually making it. They made the budget as low as they could (~$50m) to try and convince her not to do it. But she was hell-bent on doing a Charlie's Angels movie.
Jim Tuner I see what you did there
"as if this is The Bourne Identity for women..."
*DO NOT GIVE THEM IDEAS*
If I'm not mistaken the next victim is James Bond... Man I am so pissed about that one.
Ok i am black and love me some representation but this goes to far man.
They have made a female equalizer 😁😁😂😂
@@blackmantis3130 Yeah, with freaking Queen Latifah!!! An overweight middle-aged woman!!! But hey, she's a black woman so it's all good. What an absurd embarrassing fucking joke!
😂😂😂
"I do this so that you won't have to."
That's why I prefer watching your content than seeing the movie itself like most movies these days.
Thanks for your endeavors, critical drinker! Cheers mate.
Women: "We don't need no man"
Also Women: "Charlie's Angel's failed because men didn't go see it". (Scratching my head)
Kevin shots fired
LOL
Exactly what i was thinking.
Right?
Alternatively...
Women: **didn't see it**
Elizabeth Banks: **surprised Pikachu face**
News: “Men under increasingly hostile social environments, women most affected.”
It's actually true. All those mid 30s women complaining they can't find a man. 😆
I think its the whole point of these movies, so you stay single and resent each other without making family
@@kdgang1 That's a big part of the socialist utopian agenda - breaking down the family unit.
@@kdgang1 All they're making me do is resent Hollywood.
I can't for the life of me imagine how this movie is suppose to be fun to watch for a woman. If I was a woman and saw this, I would just feel embarrassed. Not really positive representation in any sense of the term.
Elizabeth Banks: This movie isn’t for those pesky men!
Also Elizabeth Banks: WaHhHhH mEn DiDn’T gO sEE it! MeN hAtE mE!
@@RoddyPipersCorneas Damn.
@@RoddyPipersCorneas ahhh so it all comes down to daddy issues
@@lowkeyarki7091 of course
She literally claimed that if you don’t pay to watch this movie in cinemas, that you’re a sexist.
The scary thing is, people tried to defend her as if they same people that shit on this movie, enjoy watching the originals.
I just find it funny how women like her think it’s fine to say “there’s been too much men on screen therefore other men shouldn’t have a chance regardless of their talent or merit”
But complain when others say “I don’t think this is good” and cry about how it’s somehow related to what’s between their legs.
Also, not to mention - people would complain seeing Patrick Stewart try to beat up the same people the Angles did for the exact same reasons (unrealistic and stupid) but somehow because he’s a man, it becomes a valid complaint.
@@thatboymeak I guess I’m a sexist then, because I literally had no idea this movie existed until the crapstorm that was 2020.
"Its like watching someone throw up, piss and soil themselves. U know you shouldn't look but there's something mesmerizing about such a perfect disaster " This man gets me
Those feminist filmmakers should take a lesson from Terminator or Alien movies. Ripley and Connor are the true example of badass action characters that don't have to scream "Women are better than men" every screen.
Hell yeah
I think Hit-Girl was the best representation of feminism. Mindy doesn’t CARE what people think of her. She tried doing the makeup and the dating and the dances and all of it was thrown back in her face. When her dad was killed, she didn’t cry. She didn’t complain. She got PISSED and went and killed the men who took her only family left. And guess what?! An ADULT MAN punches her! He CHOKES her! And not ONCE does Mindy cry or try to use her gender or age as a handicap. She bit him, stabbed him where she could reach, and used her appearance to an advantage even. And this was 2009/2010/2011.
Even Sidney Prescott from SCREAM. She was a 17 year old girl who’d seen her mom cut up. The first time Ghostface tried to kill her, she dodged and even kicked him in the leg when being thrown. And she only gets tougher and tougher with each sequel. By Scream 4 she asks Ghostface to come after her and minutes later kicks him square in the jaw.
@@Blast2224 Don't forget The Bride (Not spoiling her real name, in case you haven't seen it) from the 'Kill Bill' movies.
No, they won’t learn! They will want to push it even more.
Everyone likes movies that feel like a lecture. Right?
Being told something that ain't so makes it dislikeable. A factually correct lecture of the truths that need to be told can be entertaining.
How dare you!
Thank you, morally bankrupt film makers who were knowingly working with sexual predators for years, for telling me how to be a better man.
I prefer actual lectures to movies that feel like lectures... bitch, you're not even subtle.
Hollywood wouldn't keep pumping them out if they weren't huge hits with general audiences...... right?
Charlies Angels 2019
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GozUnlimited the best a ma’am can get.
Surprised they didn't have Stewart be gay while they were at it
Obligatory-
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Might be an old comment but ever since that terrible ad I still have never bought a gilette product and I never will again, that shit is the WORST a REAL man can get. Go support Old Spice
@Alexander Steel Damn I'm a pussy compared to you
Thank goodness for UA-cam. Some writer in Scotland turns out to be the best movie reviewer ever.
That repeated elbow to the head looks like she's trying to wipe a smudge off his face.
It looked like a special attack I'd have invented as a ten year old.
LMAO, I kept thinking the same thing, it looked like it wouldn't even hurt.
Wouldn't even crack a glass jaw.
I figured if you hit a dude that many times in the face with your elbow and he (not particularly strong) managed to 1) not lose consciousness and 2) continually support your weight... you might need fight classes
@That Frosty Ape Followed by an elbow drop.
"This movie isn't for men."
"Bye!" goes 50% of the audience.
"Bye!" goes another 48% who've got better things to do than whinge and whine about the other 50%.
Director and remaining 2%. OoO
Director and the others: they're anti-feminist
Dammit it’s on 69
Yip...honestly when ur in a bubble..logic is usually the first thing to escape.
They did the same with Birds of Prey. Feminists told men it wasn't for them and not to go and see it then when the film flopped they blamed men for it even though they told them it wasn't for them.
Nothing like realizing that more women watched Rambo than this movie!
The movie wasn’t even fun. That’s the whole point of the 2000 movies.
Yeah, I watched the 200s one cuz it was fun and campy, because Charlie's angels has always been cheesy as hell. This one seemed way too try hard.
I thought this movie was super fun, and I loved seeing all the references to the 2000’s movies like those costumes. And I thought the jokes were funny, I laughed out loud
The sequel with Demi Moore though was a mess.
John Gable Smith why do people think that? Full a Throttle wasn’t bad at all
@@juliusminaj It was OK but the first once was definitely better
This review was worth the price of the movie! "Mouth Breather and Gigantor" was killing me!
👊🤣x3
I, personally, can't wait to not see this movie.
I'm actually not seeing it RIGHT NOW!!
How crazy is that???
@@FeralLogic Lucky! I have to wait until the weekend to not watch this film. So looking forward to seeing anything but.
I'm probably pirate it. I buy movies that are good but this? Meh....
@ MST3K...
Can I go and not see it with you?
This movie is just horrible. Took a lady to see it and she requested to leave during the movie🤣🤣🤣🤣
MARRY HER!
@@nargalda773 lol
and you paid for the ticket right? Banks said the movie was made for women but she still wanted penis owners money
Best decision your lady have ever done
olamidearibisala damn she's the one
"Jesus, the first world war was wrapped up quicker than this thing"
And there goes my coffee
Jackisawinner even quicker if you are a yank.
To be fair, it was almost exactly 14 years between the 9/11 terror attacks and the completion of the Freedom Tower to replace the WTC, while the empire state building took barely over a year to build. The war in Iraq and Afghanistan have lasted nearly 20 years, while WW2 lasted not even 10. Everything takes longer now - even if they are pointless and without virtue compared to their antecedents.
You need better critical drinking skills Jacki...
@@aeternusdoleo4531 My mistake, was that it wasn't alcohol...
No kidding! I almost blew coffee out my nose twice on this review!
In the interest of ballance here, the line "There was a gun fight at my wedding" "I didn't know you were married." "I'm not, I was the better shot." was actually well delivered and (compared to the other attempts in the movie) quite a good joke... and the "movie buff scene" mostly worked. And they are the only positives I can come up with.
The old movie with Drew Barrymore is legitimately funny and has good action sequences. The fact that they play up the camp factor makes the whole thing run smoothly
It’s a classic as far as I’m concerned. It should be put on a pedestal for kids today to see how to properly make a fun movie that leaves the audience feeling good, and that they’ll enjoy watching for years to come.
Yeah, the fight with slicked-back, black-hair dude and the tune from The Prodigy playing in the background is legit entertaining to watch. Nothing in the new film was.
@@inceptional It's so strange to me that so many modern action films forget to make the action fun to watch. It's like they've forgotten the primary purpose of making an action movie. Even "bad" actions movies of the 80s and 90s were still at least fun to watch (for the most part).
But then again they keep hiring drama directors for mUh FeMaLE rePReseNtATioN so I guess this makes sense.
Kristen Stewart only agreed to do this movie on the condition that she would be paid in Xanax.
Ok , that was hilarious.
That's why she smiled! Oh, it all makes sense 🤣
Fucking epic mate!
She mentioned she was chewing on them in her new film underwater. This mouth breather can’t get enough of em so makes sense.
Are you sure it wasn’t that she wanted to hook up with the director? She’s been down that road before....
Seeing her throw those elbows makes me cringe every damn time.
It's almost like she's trying to wash the semen she just ejaculated on that man's face off like a windshield wiper on a sports car. smh
The weird thing is, it's like she's rubbing his face with her forearm
@@comyxcon4gaming860 she's a he?
@@cyoungbe1 Female.
I read this comment and thought, "Hm, I mean, was it that bad?" Watches her their the elbows again. "Ohh my god that's f*cking atrocious."
This was one of the first of your videos I watched, Drinker, and it completely changed how I write the women characters in my novels! Thank you. Sometimes I come back to watch it just for a refresher.
They even managed to ruin an already female driven franchise. No gender swaping.
Yeah, naw. That was impressive.
They gender swapped Charlie.
They gender swapped Charlie.
They need to make Charlie's Angels a team of trans
Can this be cited as an example of "toxic femininity"?
"the Drinker's going to mansplain this one for you." My Lord, the Drinker has the gift of gab.
I find myself saying “nah, it’ll be fine” in casual conversation a lot lately. Thanks Drinker
Yes, some of his more common lines are rather catchy. I'm a fan of "Why? Don't know!" myself.
The worst thing a movie can do is to treat the audience with DISRESPECT.
And if it's a sequel, prequel, remake or reboot, the SECOND worst thing it can do is treat the original source material with disrespect (I'm lookin' at you, repugnant 2014 'Annie' reboot; I bet the Drinker could absolutely fricassee that one if he so chose).
When movies have narcissistic personality disorder: the movie
When IP too weak.... let face it a lot of Hollywood weirdo don't get it...
Melon Race when movies get extremely toxic about sexes just to stop sexism: the thousand-or-so frames of regret!
Damn those 70's Angels were smoking. I love that Daisy Duke, pre-silicon femininity.
the 2000's angels had appeal to. as the drunkl said "they had chemestry" and were very fun to watch.
@@t4rv0r60 Chemistry* Totally agree btw!!
70s women were the most beautiful in history. 90s second.
The movies are woke, but the profits are asleep
Plot Twist the movie is just as sleep. Good joke tho
brilliant
The profits went to Red Dead 2 instead. Something actually worth its value.
Wealthy elite donors with hollywood ties: Plenty more money where that came from...
Well played.😂😂
Oh Critical Drinker, I salute & drink to you. There is too much, beautifully articulate, much needed, magnificent commentary to single out to comment on here so, bless you Sir, I'll have another drink to you!
Man hating movie bombs then the director gets mad and blames men for it.
cjones29hd why she mad at us we just not interested in women empowerment movies not saving Wonder Woman wasn’t now that was a good woman empowerment movie and a good action movie
Isn't that typical by now?
Banks: "This movie isn't made for men."
OG Charlie's Angels: Literally made for men.
and teenage boys
Cameron my mom was actually around when the show was popular and said it was for both. Boys loved how hot the girls were and girls wanted to be the angels because how awesome they were
That show was pretty good
tbf the OG show came from a time when , they kept it simple
@@amandapanda3657 Sounds like winning formula.
Hold up shouldn't all the angels be men in this gender swapping remake age?
Transwomen.
I would watch this movie! Chris Hemsworth being effeminate and high maintenance and kicking ass!
If that movie The Avengers proved anything, it's that you can build an action franchise entirely around a bunch of hot guys and women will come watch it in droves.
Charlotte's Inferno. Sounds like a gangbang porn movie.
You're mistaken. Men and males are not an official gender in Hollywood's eyes.
"Theoretically, she is a character in this film"
I laughed way harder than that as I should, and I wonder why I haven't been using this phrase before in my own reviews of films and dramas.
I took my girlfriend to watch this movie. I asked her what she thought of it afterwards. Her reply of "Next time, You'll choose the film" pretty much told me all I needed to know.
Also, this was the first time she went to get some snacks during the film and took an unusually long time.
Reminds me of watching The Last Jedi. Went to the bathroom, and I sat down and I waited. Didn't miss much, since the movie is like four hours long.
@@MrNickPresley LOL
She was probably sucking off a guy that didn’t take her to a horrible film 👍
She's a keeper!
She owns you now.
10 years ago:
"Ey, lets watch a movie!"
Today:
"Ey, lets see what Drinker has to say about it and the decide if we are going to watch it"
Cheers to that mate.
today i just skip the cinema and go straight the the Drinker's channel... spend an awful lot of time here, watching and laughin' movies reviews about films that i will never watch
Try thinking for yourself once in a while
Believe that!!!
The Drinker is still batting 1000 in regards to calling out dreck such as this.
Diaz, Lu, and Barrymore were also hot and had fun being hot.
They knew full well who they were supposed to appeal to and embraced it completely.
Also Barrymore? She'd be more at home starring in a movie about Amy Schumer or 2018 version of Adele.
@Guy Mcface Where?
@@taunokekkonen5733 Why?
/insert Burlesque Dance scene from Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
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"There's something mesmerizing about such a perfect disaster" is a great explanation of half my social media activities.
There's a big difference between well developed female character and a feminists propaganda
Correct. See, Alita: Battle Angel to see a developed female character
Correct. A strong female is a woman with character whereas feminism is a leftist ideology.
The best FEMALE character ever written (IMO) is Elizabeth Bennett from Pride & Prejudice. She is strong (keeping secrets SECRET instead of blabbering the out to everyone else), independent (not following the "general behaviour" of other women in her family, especially her mother) and has courage ... which gets showcased in one of the best "female duels" ever [watch the version from 95, NOT the one with Keira Knightley who cant act]: ua-cam.com/video/LcaEN8eVBfk/v-deo.html it lasts for 6+ minutes and is taken 100% directly from the book.
@@Muck006 The 95 tv version was the one starring Colin Firth? That was a great version. Six well made hours. As female characters go I also like Jane Eyre. She also was strong, intelligent and independent. Those novels illustrate that strength is not about violence against men.
Dominic Decoco Oh this was a feminist movie I didn’t know it was just that I thought it was a really bad movie but this one however is bad
Drinker: "And wake up they must."
No, Drinker, they can go bankrupt instead.
He makes the assumption they are trying to make money with these films.
I’m not sure. Sony’s films are basically expensive commercials for their products and affiliated brands. Not sure it’s expected to make money on its own.
"women can do anything"
oh yeah? like flop?
Wahmen: challenge accepted
@Douglas Fisher Careful with their diseases fam, leftist extremists have been in some NARLY places
Totally agree. Why should only men make crap movies that bomb?
A triple belly flop in this case.
Me and my wife were flipping through the movies from our on-demand-movie-provider the other day. Then we saw this Charlie’s Angels-movie passing by.
Me: “This was typically a movie the Drinker negatively discussed.”
My wife: “I understand, you can see it from the picture. Next!”
What did you end up watching?
@@B0mber44 Trainspotting 2. It was entertaining, though it felt like I was watching a recent concert of The Eagles: it were the same actors, it was the same story, but it felt a bit dated.
my god. I know it's random, but the elbows twilight lady throws at the asian guy at the beginning are so pathetic.
When I saw that in the trailer, I knew this was a 4 million dollar blockbuster.
The so called head butt was even worse!
i saw that as well
@Peet von Moltke Not to mention that the guy is kind enough to just hold her up instead of slamming her to the ground.
@@DerPafferfish indeed...instead of introducing her to the (probably expensive and very hard) marble floor/ concrete or maybe chucking her over the balcony? Haha!
"Jesus, the First World War was wrapped up quicker than this thing"
Holy shit he's right! WWI lasted 4 years, This lasted 5!
Edit:
How the hell did this comment get 166 likes in just 5 hours???
Seemed to last longer watching it !
Bart Ryun wait? What? You watched it?!...Jesus I hope the sex was worth it....
Well, it wasn't entirely wrapped up, we've got a sequel a couple years later.
I really hope it won't be a case with this one.
@@keimakatsuragi3040,
Ahhhh, I see what you did there.....
@@keimakatsuragi3040,
Ahhhh, I see what you did there.....
My first favorite female antagonist was always Irene Adler from the Sherlock Holmes series. She was only in one book but she was relatable and smart. She was the only character that escaped from Sherlock and he never caught her. That is why I always liked her, she wasn't contrived from a sense of SJW or PC culture, she was legitimately made up to be who she really was, just a badass.
Adler is an awesome character and goes toe-to-toe with Sherlock and used her sex appeal to play to Sherlock’s weakness. It’s femininity done correctly
Irene Adler uses her femininity as a weapon. She knows what buttons to push and how to play situations with men. Especially Sherlock.
We can't have that now.
She was eventually "SHERLOCKED"
@@osakoedward damn
@@osakoedward she dies, didn't she?
Now I wanna go see the original Charlie's Angels. I was too young to appreciate it when it came out, and it might be really fun to watch now.
The originals were great, and exactly as he describes. Fun and light-hearted and didn't take themselves too seriously. There was no need for this terrible remake.
What many people are failing to understand, movies like this and Captain Marvel, are the movie industries latest attempts to thwart movie piracy.
Even pirates have standards. Unlike sjw / feminazis .
Ai Even pirates have standards
Good line
I like
It's working, nobody pirated this movie. Or saw it in theaters...
Lol
Well, it's working. XD
Yes:
Aliens: Ellen Ripley
Tomb Raider: Lara Croft
Terminator: Sarah Connor
Avengers: Scarlett Johansen
No:
Petite girls punching muscular military men through solid walls
The Avengers: Mrs Emma Peel
+ Furiosa from Mad Max
@@jozefmolnar893 yes
The X-Files: Dana Scully
@@weswolever7477 Aquaman Mera
"The 1st world war was wrapped up faster than this thing" is now my favorite insult at convoluted things
Absolutely incredible explanation of this film and many of the problems within Hollywood currently! 👏
"Pack the bags, we're goin' on a guilt trip."
Review was pretty entertaining, but that quip earned a like from me. Cheers.
That one actually hurt! I was drinking water at the time. Think I might have broken something from trying not to spray in on the monitor.
Kristen Stewart punching that guy is laughable.
It looks clearly fake hitting. She's like jabbing him with her elbow and clearly missing and he's overreacting with his head movement.
Yeah those forearms had the power of a feather and wouldn't even crack a glass jaw.
These girls can’t film action
Yeah it was cartoonish lol I honestly couldn't tell if she was supposed to be making contact with her fist or her elbow due to the terrible fight choreography. First off, the angle of the camera wasn't helping matters given that it was already clear that Stewart was barely even attempting to make believable contact.
Secondly, if she was supposed to be punching as opposed to an elbow strike, her fist looked more like it was flailing, not punching and her elbow itself was flopping so much that even a haymaker would've lost any and all impact. I know I'm going a bit in-depth about these minute details, but I can't help noticing these kind of details.
I grew up watching martial arts movies and I also train in martial arts as well, on top of having been active in theatre courses since I was in high school. As a result, one thing I did learn in regards to stage combat was the importance of certain details when performing a fight scene.
Due to that, I can't help but laugh in derision at Kristen Stewart's attempt at playing a badass. There are so many women who make hand to hand combat look effortless on screen, and to be blunt, she isn't one of them.
Ronin 6 Elizabeth Banks can’t film action
Hey, they were worried about the ‘male gaze’...now they’re completely free of it!
😃
Sad but accurate
Damn, the recap of this movie is absolutely on target and I’m a psychologist. Well done.
The 2000s movies were a lot of fun that didn't take themselves seriously. I'll give this one a pass.
Gotta stay with the trends - BLAME EVERYONE ELSE FOR MY FAILURES! And not look critically at oneself and realize their own mistakes and flaws and etc.
Just like my ex wife
Personal responsibility is part of the patriarchy.
at least the writer and direct of dark phoenix agreed that he fucked up and that it was his fault that the movie sucked
So, sad. It takes effort to look at yourself and figure out you're the problem and to make a change. Much easier to blame others then you don't have to do anything. The drinker is right this poorly written, agenda, pushing movies will die out, because that bottom line does not lie. I'm just wondering how long it will take.
That's female empowerment for you.
I for one am OUTRAGED: This is 2019, the Charlie's Angels remake should be starring a diverse multicultural cast of MEN as the Angels, because reversing things is always woke.
Charlie's mangels
Sorry, but Woke is a one way street.
benjovi55 also bald and midgets
You say this as a joke but I wouldn’t mind a guys team, straight or gay, to be part of this franchise. The 2000 movie didn’t pretend to be anything other than fluff but still had girl power elements and waaay better action scenes. How does that happen?!
The 2019 one could have at least had “atomic blonde” or “John Wick” level action scenes - but the movie wasn’t enough of anything.
Plus the fact that any light hearted calmness the original had was erased in this one COMPLETELY
Baaaaahhhhhh
We appreciate your work TCD, you save us valuable time by not letting us watch any of these garbage. You deserve all the likes and praise in the world.
"Delivering the final blow to the Patriarchy by knocking out an 80 year old man". Quality stuff :)
"Parodies of women" that explains feminism perfectly, so perfectly.
I actually watched this movie. It felt like a girl had won a "direct your own movie" contest.
You're not far from the truth. She fucked and blown her way to get a studio to pay for it. Her skills in the sack must be legendary.
@@Zamolxes77 she must be easy enough for me to have a chance then eh.
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki the REAL question my friend is if you're really that desperate,
@@TheMeta141 He is. Trust me.
@@TheFourthWinchester It's kinda sad honestly
i freaking love how you refer to other actors as their other bigger roles
You nailed it! “Women feel uncomfortable and patronized.” That’s how I feel in these so called “girl power” movies. The scene in avengers endgame where all the female characters came together to do battle had me rolling my eyes to the point that it was probably audible. Strong females protagonist are so poorly written these days. They’re either defined by the abuse they’ve suffered a la Sansa Stark or they’re perfect and OP to the point of unrelatable. Characters like Ellen Ripley are good because they’re relatable. She was brave and tough as nails because she was terrified and vulnerable, yet still able to overcome her fear and kick ass. Sigorney Weaver plays this character superbly, she make Ellen Ripley’s fear believable. You’re invested in her character and the outcome of her journey. These “strong female characters” are boring because there are no stakes, they’re never in true peril, they have no flaws, and they never fail at anything. Totally unrelatable and not something I want my daughter looking up to.
Great post👍👍
Sarah Connors, Beatrix Kiddo as well.
you sound kindof smart, yo. Tell your friends.
The Avengers female power scene didnt bother me all that much cause I love Virginia Pepper and Scarlet Witch. All the others not so much
I’ve never read Avengers. More of an x-men fan. I guess if I was more familiar with the characters then that scene would have had more meaning to me
Dude! I thought I was thee only one hating that "Woman power" scene in the avengers movie. Also, Xmen is way better than avengers. Only part of marvel I like. Otherwise Dc all day.
It's seems like Hollywood is making aggressively bad movies and then they get mad when nobody wants to see it.
The best part is that getting mad at the lack of audience is a terrible business. So they either realize they got it all wrong, or they go bankrupt in a few years.
"Gigantor", "Mouth Breather", & "Magical Science Lady"!! Love it!!
I've seen another review movie of this and he described naomi scott as princess jasmine lmao
i like drinker, but shitting on that one chick for being tall isn't really a criticism.
Drinker, you terribly consistent masterpiece of a human being, "what a surprise!", you hear me say.