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For maximum atmosphere and immersion go to settings 1. Set the HUD menu to "hide while moving". 2. Turn off voice acting (optional) 3. ??? 4. Profit

This is why I usually go the MST3K route for bad movies or movies that seem bad. Just joking of how awful a movie is is how it is or even analyzing why it didnt work as you say. Expanding to Video Games, I own a game called Enchanted Arms. Its by the FromSoft guys. Granted its not the best RPG, and oh god the voice acting, but its amusing to see they tried to do a more mainstream game compared to how they genre bend.

4 was my first Pikmin game. It's been enjoable but ive been getting hooked on Vampire Survivors and other games now. But I feel like it's a game where I can slow down versus having to get everything immediately. I do own Pikmin 1+2 bundle but havent gotten to it yet.

Ok this nigga cappin and made click bait. Lol L video but i know you cried during Last evolution and had a sense of "growing" with the series 😂😂😂

Honestly, I don't get why some people think that this ending came out of the blue. The meta aspect was there the whole time. And it's pretty clear that all the discoveries that characters make in the beginning are things that someone else chose for them. More than that, these tidbits tend to contradict each other and are often changed on the fly before there eyes. It's clear that someone wants them to find these clues. It's just that they have multiple story concepts and those get mixed up from time to time (or they just make it up as they go) which leads to some necessary retcons on the fly. Not to mention that the ending was also a beautiful way to show that the team behind the game is done with the series. Honestly, the story was over with the Danganronpa 3 series. But people wanted more. The team devlivered a very good game, but showed one clear thing: They wanted to make something different. And now that I played Rain Code, I am very happy that they got the opportunity.

Keep going with ur essays bro they are 🔥

Awsome video, keep going

TBF we already watch a ton of "bad" movies, a lot of MCU movies are honestly very poorly written in retrospect, they're carried only by brand name and hype. I suppose, you're talking about the REALLY bad ones, ones that are infamous, in that case it is fun to watch something that's uniquely bad rather than "bad" in a mundane sense. I appreciate racing games more after playing Street Supremacy, its one of the most painfully boring racing games ever made. Every element in the game was so misguided that its honestly fascinating and worth playing just to see just how someone could get a racing game so fundamentally wrong.

As out of character, boring, and kind of stupid Tri was, id rather watch that a hundred times over

That take on Scarlet Spider was very poignant!

Tri series and their movies are a joke, is depressing, is like they dont want the old fanbase around anymore

I like ur voice. Easy to u understand

Plus, the movie itself contradicts the Epilogue as Agumon and Gabumon are still around

Incredible video!

The sonic games were great because of their simplicity.

4:21 nagito x sans is canon

I wish you posted this video back in 2017-2018 lol. You summed up my feelings about this beautiful conclusion perfectly, back when the game released I felt like we were so few to understand the story Kodaka was telling!

Come on, Godzilla 1998 can actually be a pretty fun experience, I have even seen it a few times. :D Yeah it's cheesy and some effects are bad, but somehow I enjoy it every now and again. There are a lot of worse movies imo. But generally speaking, I agree with you. Just watch everything, when it interests you, because of some actor in it or something or even if you want to find out if a movie is really that bad... I have also seen a lot of bad movies, it can be fun and a lot of times I was pleasently surprised as well!

very good video and i agree I think they were criticizing rabid dangan fans to a certain extent though. Since the game has a lot of commentary on sequels/being a sequel, and fans expectations for it.

A Peter Pan narrative is fine, leaving behind your childhood is important, but using a Deus ex Machina to force your characters to do so is BS. You should never force a characters actions, the chooses they make is probably the most important part of the story. I say have the Digimon themselves make the decision to leave their humans behind. They leaving behind their rolls as pets to permanently Digivolve as guardians of the Digital World so evil cant keep re-emerging. Use the elements in your fictional world, don't just pull a problem out of your butt.

Tangential: One of the best pieces of advice for authors is to read bad books when you get in a rut. It makes you think about all the missed opportunities. By the end, you're just thinking "Well I could do way better".

Balan being your example of for a bad game LMAO But I guess this is a video about me, considering I’ve never played it and just listen to opinions online 🤔

The ending of this, does not follow up with the epilogue from the end of season 2.

Hell yeah although I'm still very easily scared of horror stuff especially jhorror

Yes!! I love this movie!! for sure one of my favorite horror movies I’ve ever seen. I love when Joseph starts to Creep. Truly a modern marvel of a movie. Thank you for making such an in depth video on the topic of the movie Creep! Everyone needs to watch this right NOW!

this is a amazing video

It's strange how a lot of people in the comments don't see the movie in a bad light. Even though a lot of things were told in the movie, they still think the message is different. Maybe people interpret the message based on how they felt watching the movie.

you raised some very good points

Its almost like showing fan service while constantly giving a reminder that no matter how much the "children" try to bring back those good memories/times and even if they have a day or 2 like "the good old days" it will always still end with certain people separating as their needs and responsibilities change, like adulthood. What I got from the movie is that, change happens, whether you want it or not. It can sometimes be good, it can sometimes be horrible. When you change, other things change around you, expected or unexpected, it will happen and that's okay. You can take it in stride or you can hold onto that pain until you feel ready to let go. But you shouldn't let it define you and hold you back.

Yeah. There were times.

Wow this game sounds. Not good at all huh

Shin Megami Tensei in general is king of atmosphere, but for my money IV is the best at it. From the minute you set forth into Naraku, there is a constant and overpowering sensation of “You are not safe here.” Even when confronted with the bittersweet beauty of a ruined future, your moments of safety and security are few and in between. I’m glad to see V is just as great at it’s setting and tone as IV is.

"I may not know art, but I know what I like."

Great video. Probably one of the best videos I've seen discussing v3

Definitely not a good case of "just another thing that happened inside time skip." Like what in the actual hell led the writer(s) to treat the digital monsters as merely kids' things? Toys to be put away, dropped for the sake of GROWN UP stuff. Imagine treating your childhood friend or your siblings like that just because they exist to be your friend as kid and NOTHING ELSE. It's just wrong. Even if it's fiction. That is why this shit isn't good at all.

Kizuna was justa stupid forces drama,because Adventure 02 epilogue is the canon final

Upon watching the film, I too thought that the film was ultimately telling its adult fans who grew up with digimon to just move on and not watch anime like Digimon anymore. I mean they went on to create the reboot to gain a new generation of fans instead. They failed and now are releasing another dark 02 film sequel to Kizuna with tragedy as its theme I suppose. If you ask me the creators themselves need to move on from Adventure property and maybe make a digimon story that carries on the themes of Tamers instead.

Oikawa Yukio himself certainly didn't grow up.

I would have loved to see a new character, the digidestined of darkness, laughing at the idea of a timer on digimon. He could procceed to smash his own digivice in front of everyone and then make his digimon (devimon) evolve without it, proving how BS that concept is.

This is a good video, but I just dont agree with your points. Their digimon didn't die, they are just gone for a time. It was their last evolution, not their final appearance. It honestly felt more like a we will see you again rather than a goodbye. Especially when both Matt and Tai, go on to say exactly that. Also Sora, Joe, Mimi, and Izzy are shown without their Digimon at different points in the film. It's heavily implied that Sora already knew that Biyomon was going to disappear. That's why we see her choosing to not join the fight and just stay with her digimon. Then we see her clutching the stoned over digivice cheering Matt and Tai on and we dont see Biyomon in that scene. She was the first of the original gang to go through it. Later in the credits we see Izzi, Joe and Mimi all living their respective lives, but we dont see their digimon. Only Kari and TK still have theirs, and the rest of the 02 gang. This movie is centered around Matt and Tai, because they were the defacto leaders of the OG group, but indo agree that I wish we saw more of thr others. Lastly, I really recommend you watch this other video. It helps show just how touching and heartfelt this movie is, especially when you consider the ending of 02. ruclips.net/video/bK3eLxFclm4/видео.htmlsi=LUelNjk75fBWB_co

The main reason I didn't care for Kizuna was as much as it wanted to pigeon hole the two main into the lives that the show said they had in the epilogue it also ignored the fact that their digimom were shown to be there when they were adults.

Great video

The Final Digivoltion is one of the most heartbreaking scenes in the franchise. IT HURTS!😭

agreed essentially. the sidelining and flanderization of the majority of the straw hats is why i dropped one piece lol. though it's been years, so it might've gotten better now i wouldn't know

I haven't watched the movie in a while but what i got from the movie is that they lost their Digimon because life got in the way. Remember this is Japan we're talking about here, where people can and will work themselves to death. So the idea that culture, growing up and life itself would force them to distance themselves from their Digimon partners and neglect them, essentially it's the same as with the Vpets, Digimon are still fighting tamagotchi, neglecting them will eventually kill them too, makes perfect sense given the context of how life is in Japan. It also doesn't invalidate 02's epilogue, once you get past the turmoil of growing up and you finally settle down (there's also a big IF in finding that luxury of settling down) you will find your inner child again, eventually. If you have kids, your kids will become tamers too, and as they find their own Digimon partners you as a resolved adult will meet your old digimon partner again as well.

this is a pretty good video I’m a manga reader (just finished whole cake island) (starting Wano) And Chopper used to be my favorite straw hat, but as time went on I put him lower and lower on my list, at first i thought because I liked other characters more.. but this video summarized it, he isn’t a character anymore really, just a cute marketable deer who on rare occasion uses 2 rumble points

I miss the old fluffy design of chopper