I’ve gotta say, the reason I haven’t done any EWW CinemaSins videos, lately, is because I don’t have the stamina in me to go in and criticize them, especially since their points just get so repetitive, hypocritical, and borderline stupid that I just can’t contradict them anymore. That aside, it's still nice that other people who sin them are keeping up the good work.
I enjoyed my surprise, and you did a great job with this one. I know no movie is perfect and CinemaSins did this to capitalize on the release of Ralph Breaks the Internet, but still can't believe he touched my favorite movie! And I'm sure there are plenty of other people who pointed out stuff wrong with the video. One example is to go with the last sin, Jeremy apparently never heard of DLC or updates, especially since that's what most games get nowadays.
Never knew there was a Tomb Raider Arcade game! Learn something new everyday. And let me know if you have questions about the Ratchet and Clank series when you sin the movie. Edit: In Sin 145, there’s a real life similar situation to this. In the OG Xenoblade Chronicles, the devs intended to have a location called the Bionis Shoulder that never appeared, but the code was still there. This location was later used in the remake released in 2020 for the DLC adventure.
7:50 Yes, that can be how programs work. Vanellope crosses the finish line, the game tries to pull up her win (or loss) screen or something, the game can't find it because King Candy rendered it inaccessible, the game registers a "missing data" error, and the game responds to the "missing data" error by restoring everything from backup. In simple terms, Vanellope finishing the race would let the game notice her and know that something's wrong so it can fix itself.
6:40 Jeremy says this like it doesn't happen all the time IRL. Plenty of real-life games have half-finished content that was rendered inaccessible rather than deleted entirely, e.g., because the developers were on a deadline and couldn't finish it in time. Some of these levels have even been completed and restored by modders. The HK factory in Knights of the Old Republic II (which was infamously canceled to release the game in time for the Christmas rush) is one of the better-known examples.
9:35 what's even dumber is Jeremy saying the film is flawed cause some objects even remotely look like lewd ones. He focuses on that, instead of notice & acknowledge that the mountain actually looks like a twisted glass cola bottle, which is clever. The lighter colour of the top 18% of the mountain clearly mimics the portion of the bottle that would be coloured differently, have a manufacturer label, or contain air. This is a KIDS movie, FFS.
The end credits also give story for why ralph wrecks it Wreck-It Ralph is a giant of a man, Nine feet tall with really big hands Living in a stump on his very own land, Until his world went crazy He was minding his own business on the day they came They showed a piece of paper saying "eminent domain" They built an apartment building saying progress was to blame So he got mad, and he turned bad Brick by brick, he’s gonna take his land back!
7:44 I'll elaborate for him; What Cinemasins was trying to say was, If king candy, Who is later revealed to be Turbo in disguise, locked up the memories of the racers and the citizens, then how would Sour Bill even remember that king candy tried to delete Vanellope's code or even the fact that she used to be a Racer? You get it now, buddy?
Honestly, late for this but even if CinemaSins did elaborate, I feel that it's likely King Candy even told Sour Bill about it, considering Sour Bill works with King Candy, so it wouldn't have been a sin regardless.
6:49 yes, that’s how video games work Jeremy. That’s how ideas in general work. When you were writing the Ables. There wasn’t something that you cut. That there are still fragments of left behind in the book. 7:46 very random, who would know what that is, unless look it up Jeremy. He’s right elaborate. 8:30 Jeremy don’t act like you wouldn’t be complaining. You would definitely be complaining about this coming out of nowhere.. you can’t have your cake and eat it two. Yeah Jeremy kids say crazy stuff. That adults wouldn’t normally say. Why is this something wrong with the movie?
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Jeremy should learn what a Chekhov’s Gun is. Because that’s what most of these “deus ex machinas” are.
I’ve gotta say, the reason I haven’t done any EWW CinemaSins videos, lately, is because I don’t have the stamina in me to go in and criticize them, especially since their points just get so repetitive, hypocritical, and borderline stupid that I just can’t contradict them anymore.
That aside, it's still nice that other people who sin them are keeping up the good work.
I enjoyed my surprise, and you did a great job with this one. I know no movie is perfect and CinemaSins did this to capitalize on the release of Ralph Breaks the Internet, but still can't believe he touched my favorite movie! And I'm sure there are plenty of other people who pointed out stuff wrong with the video. One example is to go with the last sin, Jeremy apparently never heard of DLC or updates, especially since that's what most games get nowadays.
Since this is Fiction Fanboy’s favorite animated movie, I made this as a surprise video for him
Never knew there was a Tomb Raider Arcade game! Learn something new everyday. And let me know if you have questions about the Ratchet and Clank series when you sin the movie.
Edit: In Sin 145, there’s a real life similar situation to this. In the OG Xenoblade Chronicles, the devs intended to have a location called the Bionis Shoulder that never appeared, but the code was still there. This location was later used in the remake released in 2020 for the DLC adventure.
7:50 Yes, that can be how programs work. Vanellope crosses the finish line, the game tries to pull up her win (or loss) screen or something, the game can't find it because King Candy rendered it inaccessible, the game registers a "missing data" error, and the game responds to the "missing data" error by restoring everything from backup.
In simple terms, Vanellope finishing the race would let the game notice her and know that something's wrong so it can fix itself.
6:40 Jeremy says this like it doesn't happen all the time IRL. Plenty of real-life games have half-finished content that was rendered inaccessible rather than deleted entirely, e.g., because the developers were on a deadline and couldn't finish it in time. Some of these levels have even been completed and restored by modders. The HK factory in Knights of the Old Republic II (which was infamously canceled to release the game in time for the Christmas rush) is one of the better-known examples.
9:35 what's even dumber is Jeremy saying the film is flawed cause some objects even remotely look like lewd ones. He focuses on that, instead of notice & acknowledge that the mountain actually looks like a twisted glass cola bottle, which is clever. The lighter colour of the top 18% of the mountain clearly mimics the portion of the bottle that would be coloured differently, have a manufacturer label, or contain air. This is a KIDS movie, FFS.
1: 06 You should be arrested for Arson.. Because that was a sick burn.
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The end credits also give story for why ralph wrecks it
Wreck-It Ralph is a giant of a man,
Nine feet tall with really big hands
Living in a stump on his very own land,
Until his world went crazy
He was minding his own business on the day they came
They showed a piece of paper saying "eminent domain"
They built an apartment building saying progress was to blame
So he got mad, and he turned bad
Brick by brick, he’s gonna take his land back!
Can you sin their video on Ice age 2?
7:44 I'll elaborate for him; What Cinemasins was trying to say was, If king candy, Who is later revealed to be Turbo in disguise, locked up the memories of the racers and the citizens, then how would Sour Bill even remember that king candy tried to delete Vanellope's code or even the fact that she used to be a Racer? You get it now, buddy?
Okay, that makes sense. Thanks.
@@LukeDougherty1003 no prob 😎
Honestly, late for this but even if CinemaSins did elaborate, I feel that it's likely King Candy even told Sour Bill about it, considering Sour Bill works with King Candy, so it wouldn't have been a sin regardless.
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Yes! You got that idea from my Inside Out video!
That’s right, and I also used that same clip in the EWW CinemaSins: The Nut Job video.
That arcade game was released in 2018
Wreck-it-Ralf came out in 2012
I am not CinemaSins fan. Maybe earlier Lara Croft arcade game exists.
Yes, but I used that game as an example because it was released before the CinemaSins video was released.
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6:49 yes, that’s how video games work Jeremy. That’s how ideas in general work. When you were writing the Ables. There wasn’t something that you cut. That there are still fragments of left behind in the book. 7:46 very random, who would know what that is, unless look it up Jeremy. He’s right elaborate. 8:30 Jeremy don’t act like you wouldn’t be complaining. You would definitely be complaining about this coming out of nowhere.. you can’t have your cake and eat it two. Yeah Jeremy kids say crazy stuff. That adults wouldn’t normally say. Why is this something wrong with the movie?
Awesome video man
Thanks. I really appreciate your support.
@@LukeDougherty1003 anytime buddy
5:57 You know what the sad part is? This is the closest he's prolly gotten to getting the definition of "deus ex machina" right.
Since this is the only time they’ve been presented in the movie