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  1. Not to mention Bucky is a super soldier... like Captain America. Falcon is just a guy with a vibranium shield.
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  2. this video was so refreshing to watch. been waiting for someone to point out how childish things have gotten lately, or even just someone to notice it happening at all.
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  3. One of the best things of season 8 was finding your channel
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  4. It really is a shame how modern Hollywood has ruined the term “Deconstruction.” A term that once meant “what are interesting logical conclusions of this trope” has devolved into “what are ways that we can make classics look like shit.”
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  5. Remember when there was a studio system where they would build up actors into stars and train them on how to present themselves in public? This is why.
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  6. Don’t forget that every woman storm trooper fought only men and threw them around and Lady Loki only fought men storm troopers killing every one of them. Oh yeah and didn’t take the first punch too.
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  7. This whole movie felt like an excuse to bring back Chris Pine.
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  8. The only thing more sick than the new Predator movie is watching people defend it.
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  9. We live in a world where Amazon thinks orks can now have families.........
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  10. Videos like this are exactly why I trust and respect your views. You didn't avoid talking about the film, you didn't insult it for doing something controversial, and you didn't give it unmitigated praise just because it had things you agreed with in it. This felt like a very fair review and it was still an entertaining watch.
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  11. Smug? Guyladriel, the girlboss? It's basically her defining characteristic, and I guarantee the writers of Rings of Power are damn proud of that.
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  12. Disney Star Wars: "Its a success!" Star Wars Fans: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means..."
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  13. Let's not forget The Boy and the Heron winning a oscar. Not everyone might be into animation too much but, it was a huge win for hand drawn animation. Since Disney usually takes awards away from these kinda movies, it was so nice to see.
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  14. The fact that the sweet baby inc detected group hit 100k followers under 3 days is incredible.
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  15. Lmao at Jon snow becoming an extra that plays a very confused guy who occassionally says "My Queen" 😂😂😂
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  16. When The Drinker starts using big words when he criticizes you, you know you’ve goofed up big time.
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  17. "People can laugh at themselves if it's entertaining and funny enough" That is why south park is so good, it make fun of everyone to the point where we can all laugh at it.
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  18. "Avatar 2 looked nice, but it was as intellectually engaging as Teletubbies" Drinker's commentary is a gift that keeps on giving
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  19. Birds of Prey: How to Make Harley Quinn Completely Unlikable and Utterly Insufferable
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  20. Disney: Brie Larson is an role model of a strong woman Gina Carano: I’m a world famous MMA fighter and can fire back even harder if need be it if verbal harassment comes this way.Also always honest with everyone and not afraid to speak my mind. Disney: your fired
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  21. The whole "this could be you if you anger me" bit just made me lose it🤣🤣🤣
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  22. Reasons why Furiosa flopped: 1) Ppl aren't going to the movies like they used to and waiting for streaming 2) It's a prequel and Charlize isn't back 3) Ppl want to see Mad Max not Furiosa 4) The only movie ppl are going to see in theater is Deadpool 3
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  23. ... So is anyone gonna tell Celebrities that people don't really give a sh*t about political opinions?
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  24. Hollywood today: Let's remake all the old great movies, but update them with lens flare, social justice, and explosions. Also Hollywood today: Stop being critical of our work. If you don't like it you're just mean, racist, sexist, misogynist, or just uneducated. Consume and shut up.
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  25. Let's just say they made Joel's choice a lot more ambiguous and morally gray than in the game. In the game, the Fireflies knocked him out when he was pumping out Ellie who had drowned in the water, they were not going to return his backpack to him (he found it himself) and even more so to pay him for delivering Ellie with weapons, it was not explained exactly how the vaccine would work and why they could not conduct experiments on Ellie's blood. In the series, Ellie is treated much more carefully, Joel was going to return his things and be paid, how the vaccine works, explained quite realistically. At the same time, Joel kills people who have already surrendered, and not just armed ones (although he spared the nurses). However, in both cases, Ellie was not allowed to make a choice and give consent or refusal. Despite the fact that she is a minor and has not reached the age of consent ... And most importantly, even if the vaccine is administered to all people (which is impossible), it still will not save the world. Millions of infected people who tear and devour people, thousands of cannibals and robbers will not go anywhere, and there will simply not be enough hands and heads to restore the energy grid, the economy and the social system. So summing up, I'm still on the side of Joel.
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  26. There will NEVER again be a cinematic trilogy as truly epic as the LotR trilogy... and i feel so sorry for anyone who never got to see these masterpieces at the cinema at the time. They were just something else. The extended editions added an extra level to the already fantastic movies. Thank you Peter Jackson, and thank you J R R Tolkien!
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  27. "A movie whose good bits aren't original and whose original bits aren't good" - The Critical Drinker
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  28. I think an independent film renaissance is exactly what the public needs at the moment. It’s a good way to detoxify ourselves from all the mindless, big-budget dumpster fires we’ve been relentlessly subjected to.
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  29. Pretty amazing that Tobin Bell is still doing these, even at 81 years old. Regardless of the varying quality of the films, he’s always committed. I genuinely didn't expect this movie to be as good, and effective, as it was. 👌🔥
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  30. I can already imagine the studio meeting of this movie Pitch Meeting style, it probably went something like "Get me two of the most likable male actors, a beautiful female actress, the most generic plot possible with lots of generic action and an unnecessarily high dose of contrived double-crossings, put them all in a big mixer, hold it down until it's all a colorless, odorless, insipid sludge ... DONE, now send it out"
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  31. I just love the fact Hadden Christensen can easily outplay and maneuver Dawson in the fight scenes, when he's only just 2 years younger than her. It's been 20 years and the guy hasn't forgotten his proper training under Lucas😂!
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  32. What a year... ●The acolyte entire plot. ●Rings of power. ● Boderlands. ●Zack Snyder's dumb scene of the king being killed in rebel moon. What a year.
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  33. How did they fumble this SO hard...
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  34. As an artist, looking at that cover makes every single fibre of my creative being shiver and convulse with seismic gag reflexes. Also makes me reconsider my life. Why do I even bother putting in all this time and effort into my work when some fuckwit gains success through the comic-book industries equivalent to taping a banana to a wall.
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  35. Imagine that "The Marvels" made it through test screenings and this can't. My god this must be a disaster...
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  36. The lesson I take from that movie is this: George never got a chance to do great things, but he did a million small things that accumulated over time into something great. Everyone's life has an impact, and we ourselves don't always see the impact we have. We can't all be the hero. Some of us have to be the supporting characters who help the heroes become heroes. George was the ultimate supporting character in the story of life.
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  37. “There was a sequel… Wasn’t as good.” -Joel Miller
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  38. Imagine if Christopher Nolan was like "Everyone who liked Heath Ledger's Joker is a terrible person". People just enjoy seeing good acting and well written characters. It doesn't mean they look up to that character as an example of how they should live their life.
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  39. The movie ends with him in the asylum. The same one that it hints to him being sent to when he is talking to his mum. It shows him banging his head off the glass. What if he is always in that room and the flash to him banging his head off the glass is actually a moment of clarity before he is pulled back into the fantasy by his insanity. The movie does a great job of making you question what is real and what is in his head. It hints to two truths! One it all happened as shown or two it was all a bad joke played out in his mind from the asylum. The movie is about the mind of the Joker! should it be anything other than a bad joke. Best film I have seen in a long time.
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  40. After all Fitzcarraldo has something every Disney production is missing; Passion
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  41. Joker 2: hated and despised for being terrible The Penguin: Signature Look of Superiority for being the best show
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  42. "Some muthafuckers are always tryin iceskate uphill." Maybe the most apt statement yet made on the post-2020 world.
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  43. People are so starved for good movies now, when a good movie comes out they think it's great. I understand.
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  44. "If you hate it so much, why don't you try making a movie?" Critical Drinker: "Aight bet."
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  45. Videos like this prove that Drinker will celebrate quality story-writing even when it comes from a source with which he does not politically align. It’s called “integrity” and mainstream critics would do well to develop some of their own.
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  46. That analogy of "trying to play catchup at a house party" was class. And the Drinker would know. Believe that!
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  47. "...The half assed anti-capitalism message, from a company that makes literally billions of dollars a year." Alot of that going around lately. Fubar.
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  48. Disney’s high budgets: “Yes.”
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  49. Never go full Brietard HAHA!!
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  50. This movie is what the animated classic Monsters Inc. was all about - " If you can't scare them, make them laugh. "
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