Hearted Youtube comments on The Critical Drinker (@TheCriticalDrinker) channel.

  1. Disney: "YOU TURNED EVERYONE AGAINST ME!" Gina Carano: "You have done that yourself!"
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  2. Imagine going through a horror game known for horrifying monsters and finding a female villain character who looks hotter than that One "girl" from the last of us 2.
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  3. it's getting to the point where I am shocked when I am not disappointed
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  4. Lady Dimitrescu was such a phenomenal design that there is no way Capcom wasn't going to leave us disappointed by her lack of use.
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  5. The way princes Ariel kicked Eric in the balls and shouted: ''This is for all the mansplaining that I have endured", and when Eric says: ''You are right, you are absolutely right, I am so sorry, I have wronged you, I should have had checked my white privilege before meeting you'', were truly the most inspiring moments I have ever seen from a Disney film. A 10/10.
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  6. Man the practical effects used in this film outperforms many CGI based films today
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  7. Who'd have thought, a Hollywood celebrity that isn't a vapid narcissist and is actually an interesting, down to earth person to talk to. Well done on the interview.
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  8. Honestly, the fact that at this point in time a super hero character in a movie is having a son and not a daughter is a miracle in itself.
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  9. R Lee Ermey was the PERFECT person for his role, and he got a whole career out of that performance. Really great stuff.
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  10. Ah yes. Games workshop saw wizards of the coast, Netflix (Witcher) and Lucas film and was like we want to fail in under a year too!
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  11. The reaction to the Rey movie confirms that Star Wars fans have reached peak apathy.
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  12. I was screaming internally during the movie, "Just find her a reality where her kids have no Wanda, easy" I'm glad you had the same thought Mr. Drinker, thanks for the video as always
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  13. To prevent brain damage, I just watch the Drinker review instead of watching the show
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  14. Movie executive: "people don't like our sci-fi movies" Advisor 1: "cut out the wokeness, get a smart deep script with good actors" Executive: "no can do and you're fired." Advisor 2: "ok then, dump a 100 million on it, hire J-Lo and get the characters to say "AI" a few hundred times." Executive: "great job"
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  15. Why didn't Nebula turn off her WIFI? She should have known better.
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  16. I spend more time watching these awful companies fail than I do watching their content. Keep doing what you do, Drinker!
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  17. Not just murdering a teenager, not just any student, no, this is his own nephew, son of his twin sister and best friend for crying out loud!
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  18. I honestly stop caring about the MCU after Avengers: Endgame, the climax of the entire series that was building up to it for over a decade. Everything about Phase 4 Marvel seems more like a post script season in comparison.
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  19. To my genuine, absolute shock, that basic plot concept idea you gave ACTUALLY DOESN'T SOUND THAT BAD. I'm surprised. VERY surprised. It's a... reasonable sounding concept. Of course, it would've been utterly butchered and probably would've flopped completely; but y'know.
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  20. DC should make a movie about their archnemesis, Continuity.
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  21. The worst crime of the show is wasting Ed Harris.
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  22. "How dare you compare me to Rey" - a plank of wood.
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  23. "But you know what does matter, Jaime? Ten thousand tonnes of collapsing masonry, my son. Thus, the dramatic irony of this scene, you see: after a lifetime of walking in and out of buildings, they ultimately get killed by one" Far better creative writing than that of the 8 season. I chocked laughing.
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  24. We don't want strong female characters and we don't want strong male characters - we want Strong Characters that are able to stand independent of their gender. We do not want ideologies forced down our throatsšŸ‘šŸ˜
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  25. 3:50, people are still talking about District 9 even today. Props to you, Drinker. That was a genuinely good movie.
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  26. Thank you. Too many people have been calling this season "quality" and it just didn't sit right with me week after week.
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  27. I love the Drinkerā€™s takes usually, but I seriously doubt Hollywood has learned anything from last yearā€™s failures. Those people seriously value The Message over making quality entertainment, and would rather die than change for the better.
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  28. Mark Hamill is brilliant in this show. Also, just because you're kind and innocent doesn't mean you'll be spared which is a nice change from the norm. The devil will have her due.
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  29. Holy crap this one snuck up on me. Completely worth seeing in the theater. A great dad role. A positive male role model. If you like cars, ever played GT, or just want a good story that mostly happened, then what a great ride it is. I expected nothing and was given everything, it was great.
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  30. what only a few realize is that when a franchise does something like this that means its on its last leg and the ip is done after this
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  31. Criticising other peopleā€™s work is one thing but having the balls to have a shot at it yourself is extremely admirable. I really hope it does well or I hope it at least gives him a good start in the industry.
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  32. Great review and many thanks for the minimal spoilers since I plan on seeing it either this weekend or on Monday :)
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  33. Rest in Peace, Bill Paxton and Philip Seymour Hoffman. If both were still alive, they could have popped up in cameos.
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  34. Really wish Hollywood or just modern writers, in general, would actually take notes from this show. You CAN have female and diverse characters be actual characters with motivations and weaknesses and show them getting their asses kicked just as much as the guys and still have them be strong independent leads. Arcane is everything people want when they ask for "show, don't tell", and I really hope this sets a precedent for better storytelling in future movies and shows.
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  35. Voyager is 100 times the show that STD was/is
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  36. Rachel Z. is about to find out what it's like to star in a box office bomb. That's Hollywood, baby!
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  37. I couldn't wait for this show....so I could watch Ryan George's Pitch Meeting on it.
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  38. Hear no Caesar Speak no Caesar See no Caesar
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  39. The scene between Purrito and Puss, when he was having a panic attack, was so unbelievably close to what an actual panic attack feels like and how one can snap out of it by having just a single person be there to tell you "Hey, you're not dying. It's gonna be alright, just breathe." As someone who has dealt with it in the past, seeing it being represented in a serious and heartfelt manner made me tear up.
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  40. God bless you for sacrificing hours of your life to watch this garbage so we don't have to. You're a hero of the people, Drinker. šŸ»
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  41. Classic Star Trek is like Pizza. Even when it's bad, you can still enjoy it.
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  42. That scene where that general didnā€™t want to bomb Kyoto because his wife and him vacationed there is far more haunting than any schmaltzy depiction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki couldā€™ve ever been. Nolanā€™s cold, precise, and technically focused style of filmmaking was the perfect fit for this movie.
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  43. "What happened to them?" They're *OLD*. Al Pacino is 83. Robert De Niro is 80. Father Time is undefeated, bro. It will happen to us, too.
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  44. It's in the title "shadow of Tomb Raider" as in shadow of its former self.
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  45. The trailer was self aware in those first few seconds saying we shouldn't trust them; thanks for the honesty Disney
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  46. ā€œI am become Drinker. The destroyer of dreamsā€ That should be his new slogan šŸ˜‚
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  47. Rey: "I bypassed the Hero's Journey."
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  48. Man, that's some dark shit, that I would absolutely never want to watch. But that one line is a perfect summation of a certain modern view that thinks that people are basically good, and we all should just get along. "Why are you doing this?" "Because you let me". Simple as that. Evil doesn't respect anything but strength. You want peace? You better be ready and willing to fight for it.
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  49. Nice to see a film thatā€™s fueled with testosterone in 2019
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  50. The "not economically viable" scene hits harder and harder every year. A man who did everything right gets arrested the day he stops being "useful". This happens too frequently IRL.
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