Everything Wrong With Downton Abbey in FANCY Minutes or Less
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- They made a movie about that show about the upstairs/downstairs nature of rich British old-timey households! You bet your ass it has sins.
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The real sin is me thinking it was called “Downtown Abbey” for 18 years
I watched 3 seasons of it and just NOW realized that...Your brain just melts as you watch.
I thought it was Down Syndrome Abbey.
I know it is downton but I still pronounce it as downtown 🙄
Uptown Downtown
TIL. I always thought it was "Downtown Abbey", as well. Probably because I've never watched it.
Why haven't you sinned the movie CATS yet damn it!? You know what the audience wants!
Juan Gonzales the whole film is a sin, it’s pointless
I think that movie might break the sin counter.
They tried, the main sin counter is still in for repair.
Is it even on blu ray yet?
Every second of that movie is worth 10 sins and for every second u multiply it by the current sin total, I've never watched it but I've seen the trailer
i am not a downton abbey 'fanatic', but i have seen the shows and the movie and, what i liked about the movie was that it was just like the show...too many times movies made from tv shows think they have to change things and make everything bigger, and that usually takes a piss over everything...this movie was made like it was just a two hour episode, which was actually refreshing...and it was definitely made for those who already watch the show and know the characters...and those people care about these characters, so yeah...it's melodrama and soap opera, but that's exactly why they watch it....
rocky-o EXACTLY!! It was JUST like the show. No deviation. Made me angry because I wanted more!
While I agree that they definitely made this movie for the fans (and that was smart as a newcomer would be hopelessly lost even if all the cast wore name tags) this movie differs from the show in one respect: the stakes have NEVER been LOWER! Downton fans love some high-production value ornamentation, and this movie is certainly swimming in that, but it's also woefully shallow and doesn't live up to the show's intentions.
This movie presents the sort of conflict that people who never watched the show THINK the show was all about: "Good heavens! The King and Queen are coming for tea! Prepare the crumpets and make sure the silver is polished, I want that spittoon to shine!" This seems like a parody, but they play it straight! They hit the nail on the head when they point out that the conflict of greatest tension (the assassination attempt) gets resolved WAY too early and WAY to easily. The rest is a parade of nothing.
Downton Abbey was always a soap opera, but it was never a BAD soap opera. They presented real and relatable issues: women's lack of self-agency in the world, the struggle of the working class, the difficulty of keeping a relationship strong, etc. But there are no stakes, what happens if dinner isn't perfect? The servants get whipped? The Crawleys lose their home? No! Life has never been more stable for these people. Whether a dress fits or whether the happy servants get to show how happy they are for the royalty... THESE are the plot points of a bad soap opera.
I'd have liked this movie to skip ahead to 1929 to see if and how Downton will survive the Great Depression. I was wondering that at the end of Season 6 and we're STILL left wondering that at the end of this movie.Whether Robert gains another inheritance from a character we've never met before? Who cares!?
Thomas' storyline is good, very solid in fact, but it's beyond imagination that (even after gaining a good relationship with him by the series finales) he'd surrender authority back to Carson so quickly. Edith has never lacked agency more than now. She's gained a title, influence, her daughter, and her newspaper, but she bitches and moans about how little control she has over her life. THIS after all her character development in the series is intolerable. It's almost as bad as Mary moaning about whether Downton is too much of a bother to keep going. Even though maintaining, strengthening, and continuing the legacy of it for her son was her SOLE concern by the final seasons. It's a writer's convenience to get her to have a discussion with someone about how much Downton matters... and it's cheap and out of character for her. Lastly, the producers agree that Henry is useless, so they write him out for 90% of the movie, way to go.
rocky-o oh FUCK OFF
I'm sorry but I have to dislike your comment!! I can't find anything about downtown Abbey slightly entertaining.. this sh!t is really boring.
@@handsomest1 no need to be rude
The video could be called "Jeremy plays the stereotypical American guy and tries to watch a British period drama".
And it'd still be accurate.
David ruclips.net/video/P_hTVh1xba0/видео.html
Isn't he Canadian?
Wesly Z lol no.
You wanna hear a british drama. The decleration of war against germany in 1914 under the cover to secure immunity of Belgium, just to hide the fact that they tried to secure belgian congo, which was owned not by belgium but by the king of belgium. A declaration that caused the death ove one million british soldiers. That's a tragedy caused by the royals.
And this movie could be called ‘British Stereotypes’ and it would still be accurate 🤷🏻♀️
maggie smith looks absolutely positively exaclty like in the first harry potter movie from o̶̶v̶̶e̶̶r̶ almost 20 years ago jeez
HECKproductions The amazing Maggie Smith in The Secret garden in 1993,looks exactly the same!
She doesn't look that much older than she did in Death on the Nile which was like 40 odd years ago lol.
She looks the same in Hook and Sister Acts, too. How is she just not really aging? XD
Oh she’s an android of course 🙂
@@raina1848 What? She looks way younger in sister act
Cinemasins: Hugh Bonneville is the most British name ever!
Bonneville: is a French name meaning ‘good town’ ....
Indeed! Try Andrew James Clutterbuck!
As we all know, the most British name ever is "Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch"
@@stryph42 That was my 2nd choice! & am I the only one on the Planet that wishes his middle initial was Q???
@@stryph42 Nope its Charlie
You are correct, however he did say sounds like.
Don't mind me, I'm just waiting for everything wrong with Coraline...
dude bro bro I think he did it already? It might have been taken down though...
@@Ramdomtwixy33 nope. He didn't do it yet. He will get to Coraline eventually, hopefully
And ParaNorman. And, considering he's done Cartoon Network theatrical movie Teen Titans Go to the Movies, he'll likely next do the much more melodramatic and much less creatively named Steven Universe: The Movie.
Coraline was a good movie though
It is horrifiying, that is what is wrong
Maggie Smith kills me everytime. "What is a weekend"? But of course in Maggie's Voice
Sinning this movie for not explaining the characters is like sinning the last Harry Potter movie for not explaining who Voldemort is when you haven't watched any of the prior movies.
Only if the rest of it was also movies and not a tv show. It's much easier and faster to catch up on movies than tv.
LOL
@@TurnipCart Everyone who knows about the movie will definitely also know that its preceded by a TV series. Why even watch the movie if you haven't already watched & loved the series!
It would take an hour to introduce the cast to a newcomer who isn't in the theater anyway
Yeah this is at 1:48. I immediately stopped watching after this. This dude knows absolutely nothing about Downton Abbey so he resorts to sinning dumb shit like not explaining MAIN characters or literally sinning the actor's name. Come on CinemaSins, you should have higher standards for the content you put out.
This movie is for fans of the show, not casual movie goers so that's on you, Jeremy. And Maggie Smith is an absolute gem!
yeah it was hard to sympathize on his being lost at "valet" and who's henry when we had 6 years to get acquainted with the who and the what and whatnot. this really wasn't made for people unfamiliar with the series
@@33unionsquarewest To be completely fair though is that something someone who never heard of the show would know? Not talking about Jeremy here. But what about some rando who walks into the theater looking for something to see and has no idea they were expected to watch an entire tv series first?
Turnip Well, if someone buys a ticket to go see “The Lord of The Rings: Return of The King” without having seen the first two movies, can you blame the movie for being a sequel?
I agree- it was a movie for the fans. But it was boring af… disappointing
@@bettystiegler1702 Well the movie is basically like the show in just about everyway so.....People who say this movie is boring need to watch the series to understand the characters a lot more
watching Jeremy try to identify everyone with no former knowledge is priceless
this movie was clearly made for the fans of the series and I loved every moment of it.
I know for a fact that he has never watched the show Downton Abbey and him still doing a video is hilarious
@@magellanthecat Overtime you get to know the characters well enough that they feel like family in a way. Also, the aristocracy is fascinating to some people, like myself.
magellanthecat you have to watch the first three episodes and then you’re hooked. The first two are very boring but at the end of the third a huge twist happens and you’re hooked
The Girl Who Wears Pants it’s so triggering for someone who has
@@magellanthecat too bad, as fun as Upstairs/Downstairs was, Downton Abbey was so much richer in characters and storylines.
@@magellanthecat fans of period piece shows enjoy it. That's why I loved it.
The movie is only for people who have seen the show. Anyone else would be lost - like you. It should have just been a TV reboot.
Let's face it, it's only the length of 2 episodes anyway. I loved the series but a film was clearly a bid to make much more money
Never watched the show but the movies main plot wasn't that hard to follow.
I have no idea who is related to whom but their status is clear and each one has a neat little subplot which isn't interfering with others so it can be easily followed
lol nope I'd never seen the show, went to see it with family since I was bored and it was really easily followable. You don't need to know anyone's names since nobody looks alike
I'm glad some saw it (and understood it!) without seeing the show! And I'm glad they came out with a movie. It was a bonus for the fans 🤗
yep, I watched all of Downton Abbey so it was just like 2 extra episodes. I didn't realize truly how confusing it could be until Jeremy mentioned the 50 characters or so without proper introductions. I mean a casual viewer would undoubtedly be confused and not have nearly as much interest than someone who knew the show
I usually love Cinema Sins and even when they do my favorite movies I agree with most of their sins. But this one is just 17 minutes of proof that he just doesn't get Downton Abby and why people love it, and that he never watched the show. No one knows who or why or whatfor the Page of the Back Stairs is, we just love listening to old timey British people talking about old timey British things and behaving in old timey British fashion. That said, there was no reason for this movie to be in theaters, it should have just been a two part TV special or something.
Why a 2 part Tv special? The season finale of season 2 was a 2 hour christmas episode. They could have just done a special. Or better yet, another season.
There’s no reason to watch the show
Old timey *English things for the most part. But I agree it's not for anyone who hasn't seen the show
Idk as someone who loves the show to have watched it enough times that I can listen to it like a book on tape, I think he just satired everything I love about the show pretty well.
I don't know, I'm quite glad they made a film. My wife and I made an evening of it, has a lovely dinner, went for coffee, and then watched the film. Granted we were the youngest in the cinema. But it was a really nice experience.
I'm looking forward to having another Downton Abbey film.
Jeremy should cover _Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade._
yeah. for the upcoming Indiana jones movie next July
So just that one and not the other two Indy films as well?
MegaSoulHero No, he can sin the other ones as well, I’m just primarily hoping to see him do the Last Crusade
He can do the whole trilogy, and hopefully the upcoming 4th one will be good
@@Couldar What do you mean trilogy? There was a...ohhhhh...ohhh I ...Quick, what was I talking about? This comment does not contain a lap dance *dink* ?
It is pronounced “valet” (with a T) in English upper class society, especially in reference to a “gentleman’s gentleman”. A valet is a man’s personal servant (a lady’s personal servant is called a “lady’s maid”). What Jeeves was to Wooster, or Alfred is to Bruce Wayne. A butler is the servant who manages the entire household staff. He is not the guy who lays out your clothes and shines your shoes. That is the valet’s job.
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/valet#English Both pronunciations are valid in English, even in England, and the pronunciation as Jeremy used is more correct, no matter what, as it is closer to the original French pronunciation. If you wish to be a pedant, then you should first be correct.
I’m pretty sure he was making a joke with the pronunciations....
Alexander Stern whooooosh
Sovairu Yes, both are correct in England, but not for that job. That type of valet is a “valet with a T”. The kind that parks your car is a “valet with a silent T”. And saying that it’s correct because it’s closer to the original French...have you heard an English person pronounce the word “renaissance”? Or “herb”? It’s practically an article of faith in England that you don’t pronounce French words the way the French do! Why else would they pronounce “lieutenant” as “leftenant”?
@@AlexanderBlues1228 Because the English are wrong, duh.
“Winston von English dick”-Cinema sins 2020
I spit out my smoothie when I heard that
What? He's a good friend of mine.
TheOGgroovier it is pretty funny
Philip Yates Lucky I wish I had Winston van English Dick’s autograph
Great name I say!
I just thought it was crazy to have professor Mcgonagal and Umbridge in this movie 😂
I wish that had been mentioned.
Arguing😂
I am extremely dissapointed there was no sin for McGonagall and Umbridge "are we going to kiss" scene 😑
THANK YOU
Do I love this movie? Yes. Am I huge fan of the show? Yes. Am I offended by this? No. Still funny. Doesn’t change my love for the movie and show!
Same except for the first one
The most remembered quote from Downton Abbey is “Would be a pitty to miss such a good pudding”,
Oh please, we all know it's "Wh- what is a week-end ?" :p
"We'll just have to take her abroad. In these moments, you can normally find an Italian who isn't too picky."
I'm sure a lot of Americans think this is all quaint and lovely and old fashioned. Well, I live in Somerset, England, and it's pretty much a open air museum. It's basically 21st century feudalism with a few wealthy buggers kicking around while everyone else is dirt poor. We have an MP called Jacob Rees-Mogg who thinks top hats and oversized double-breasted jackets look good, and the 1920s are far too modern for his tastes.
Well shite
Don’t talk trash about Rees-Mogg. He’s a compelling character in an otherwise bland parliament.
Rees-moog is that welsh? Secondly how much influence does the Duke of somerset have in his duchy in modern times
you should be an ambassador for your town or the on the tourism board. you made me wanna go
And I live in Devon
South West is my life
Movie: A Comcast production.
Cinemasins: So you have chosen... sin! **DING**
how is your comment 13 hours old??
So you have chosen ... sins.
@@jersiewitter4022 Patreon subscriber!
@@G-Unit1111 owwwww that makes sence
The Dragon statues outside the door are boot scrapers, pretty common outside even moderately large houses in the country.
Show-off.
I feel like this is disrepectful to dragons xD Like, oh sure, make a statue of a legendary creature worldwide to scrap shit off your soles.
@@MrKlausbaudelaire nah it's just the English belittling the Welsh again 😂
Boot scrapers were common, but these dragons are not boot scrapers. Google an image of Downton Abbey dragons, and you'll see that there is no way to use these statues to scrape one's boots. There are no flat surfaces at all. They're simply metal statues.
@@joeymama4666 The dragons actually are boot scrapers, they may not be well designed, but it is what they were made for. You telling other people to google for the answer? Take your own advice, litterally everything that comes up explains that they are in fact boot scrapers. And it's not made up for the show, that design is real and from a very specific time period "boot-scrapers shaped like wyverns, the Carnarvon family's armorial symbol."
My gran was distraught when they cancelled the TV series, but they live in the midlands so they probably think it’s important news with all the random castles and rich people homes in a 30 mile radius of them
SpetsnatzLegion 336 it jumped the shark in season 3. I made it through half of season 4 and got bored.
@@KittenUndercover yea but like two main characters actors wanted to leave in season 3 so they were kind of backed into a corner
I don't think I've ever seen Maggie Smith and Imelda Staunton in the same room without hating each other.
A sin off for the delightful music that was played in this show.
"putting in Harry Potter music coz it's british and you see a train" cliche *ding
Hey, it was leaving Kings Cross and was a steam train. Plus its destination was where McGonnagal lives. The Harry Potter parallels write themselves like magic.
I thought the title said “in a fancy minute or less”
Five sins should be removed every time Maggie Smith speaks. She is a goddess.
Well my father's cousin is also my cousin. Because in the UK we have 1st, 2nd, and 3rd levels of relational distance. His 1st cousin is my 2nd cousin, if I have a child his cousin will be their 3rd cousin, etc.
Your father’s first cousin would be your first cousin once removed. His first cousin’s kid is your second cousin. Or at least that’s how I was taught it.
@@Ciara_Turner Yeah that's correct. The way I was taught to remember is: if you have the same grandparents but different parents, you are 1st cousins. If you have the same great grandparents, but different grandparents then you are 2nd cousins, etc. People will always get it confused though because the "once removed, i.e. one generation removed" doesn't get explained much.
Ciara Turner I asked a genealogy expert what 1st cousin once removed meant and she told me it was something pretentious people say when they want to seem like they have a big, well-connected family but I guess that’s just her opinion.
We have that in America too 😂 I'm pretty close with my extended family so I know my 2nd cousins, 1st cousins once removed, etc. When I tell others I'm seeing my family, I just say my cousins. Makes it a lot easier than trying to explain exactly how everyone is related to me. I was confused as well when Jeremy sinned that.
FBI everyone would have first cousins once removed, even if they didn’t know the people’s names
Movie: A Comcast production.
Cinemasins: So you have chosen death
Joshua Kim very creative stolen comment
@@PrettyGirlSnuffFilm Yup
@@PrettyGirlSnuffFilm very creative stolen reply
@@ethansmith7272 Yup to that as well
I'm, surprised "Creepy Crawley" wasn't mentioned once.
While traveling Downton the numerous characters and plots of this movie may result in more demented feet kicking than a swan on a lake, the most welcoming and endearing feature of the Abbey has to be that massive door knocker complete with a disembodied deer leg in the mouth of a wolf head.
“When we all know Queen Elizabeth has been on the throne since the dawn of time.” Lol! Truth.
Man a classic bonus round? I haven't seen one of these in ages
You shall not sin Downton Abbey, my dear sir!
The point of the movie was to give people who had already watched the series a new story, not reintroduce the characters to new watchers...
And it was a wonderful movie. I stopped watching this Sins at 1:30.
Emily B. Indeed. A wonderfully brilliant movie proving that the cast is still well deserving of their acting chops. CinemaSins had absolutely no reason to watch this without knowing the franchise. It was not marketed for anyone except existing fans.
This argument isn't valid. Any movie should be able to stand on it's own two feet. It doesn't matter if some other source outside the movie explains something (like a book, or the tv show it's based off of), it still should be a movie unto itself.
Jared Neal While I hold that view for most films, I don’t for cases like this where a theatrical entry is just another entry in the TV show itself. There is no real difference between a TV movie and regular episodes. No one complains about the finale of a lot of shows basically being a TV movie even though it’s a bunch of episodes released at once. Only difference here is that it was released theatrically. But being in theatres isn’t what defines a film. If a TV movie doesn’t need to reintroduce every little detail, then them choosing to theatrically release that very same structure and story in a cinema, shouldn’t matter.
Again, it was NOT marketed as a stand-alone film. It was strictly as a continuation from where the TV show ended. Same principle with say, the Hey Arnold film. It was released many many years after the TV show and required you to know who the characters were so as to understand the point of the film. Even the previous Hey Arnold film operated similarly. I’d even bring up the Simpsons film, which is lauded as a great film, but clearly relies on details found only in the TV show to explain a lot of the jokes.
I wouldn’t call them “films based on shows” as much as they are just another installment in the overall story. I reserve that particular rule for “adaptations” of shows. Like “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” or Transformers or Power Rangers(2017) etc. Those are not trying to be continuations; They are straight up stand-alone films with no expectations of knowing the source material.
Btw, I didn’t watch the show before seeing the film, and I still enjoyed it immensely so I disagree with it not being strong by itself. The acting is superb and grounds the characters and setting.
@Elijah Kitsmiller you do know that movie is the 3rd Avengers movie right? someone who jumps into part 3 of a movie franchise can't get mad that they don't know whats going on but a stand-alone movie is a different story .... even the 1st Avengers movie tell you who characters are...... you don't need to watch other films to find out Tony Stark is Iron Man.
It's flour not dust on the cook books some people don't realize how messy cooking really is
Satan: I am literally the devil and the ruler of pain, agony, and hell
Cinemasins: Allow me to introduce myself
The best thing about this movie is that my parents left to see it and I was finally able to watch Hellboy 2.
My dad was able to see "bombshell" and I envied him
Only one of those 'castles' was a castle so that's -18 sins for the movie and +18 sins for Cinemasins.
Gary Payne - Highclear?
Hi, I'm a fan of the show, and now expect me to campaign for this show to be covered on TVSins
Cinemasins: sins movie for not explaining who characters are
Also cinemasins: sins movie for revealing who characters are
Christopher Lillington welcome to the most contradictory channel on RUclips, where everything is made up, the content is bad and lazy and the points don’t matter
Entertain Yourself thank you for still coming to the channel and watching videos even though you find it “bad and lazy”
@@EntertainYourselfEY I meant my comment as more of a joke mate, I actually love Cinema sins
Will Middleton good logic burn
Also, that's how they do, and it's very entertaining and is by no means lazy.
Entertain Yourself it's called sarcasm and jokes. Maybe you should learn it
1:30 It is like sinning Star Trek movies for not knowing who Kirk or Picard are.
It’s only a matter of time before we get EWW Rise of Skywalker.
That video’s gonna be soooooo long the number of flaws in that movie.
He doesn’t need to do it though we all already know how bad it is
the cinimansins video would be longer then the movie itself
Theyre gonna split it into 4 parts
cannot wait...jughead abrahms deserves the cinema sins treatment for all his crappy films....
When Community doesn't get 6 seasons and a movie, but Downton Abbey does:
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
I can never not see them as professor McGonagol and Dolores Umbridge
I never realized that it was "Downton Abbey" and not "Downtown Abbey" until now.
i love downton abbey and the only good thing about this film is that thomas finds love
becca ...it was a genuinely well rounded and awesome film...
Just another Jellal na there were some drawn out plot points that jeremy pointed out in the video, like the main plot of the royal family and andy and daisy's whole jealousy subplot
becca it was still genuinely enjoyable to see more of the story
This is why I wach your videos is so I dont go Insain with horrible movies not getting sins
Movie: exist Cinemasins: ima destroy this movie whole career
it's not funny anymore, it's just lame
Its so funny
.-.
The Cialis commercial bit sent me into a 3-minute straight laughing fit, snorting and crying because I was laughing so much 😂 Phewww I needed that
Machiavelli was such an *ASCENDED LEVEL of Satire* that people still don't get it
It was Renaissance Shitpost, indeed
Valet with a hard "t" on the end is like a personal assistant. Valet with a silent "t" sound is a driver. Different jobs entirely. One sin to you CinemaSins!
1:16 The real sin is *putting dirty books on the kitchen counter where they prepare food!*
DeepSpace12 - Good call!
Ancient dust can be quite nutritious.
Ever thought it could be baking powder.....not a Macky D's....no fast food please we dont all want to be fatties
For the cousin thing, that is how you would call someone related to you in that way back then. Cousin was shorthand for "second cousin thrice removed" or whatever fit your situation.
_🎵When you're alone and life is making you lonely_
_You can always go - downton._
_When you've got worries all the noise and the hurry_
_Seems to help I know downton.🎶_
Really love that shows theme song!
First heard this song on LOST! :)
@@solveigelisabethhenne1739 Haha wow that gave me a wave of nostalgia reading that. You just gave me the perfect way to entertain myself in lockdown, I'm gonna rewatch the whole series! :D
you should do the princess bride - oh wait theres nothing wrong with it
becca there's an honest trailer for it..check it out!
Was expecting a sin when Henry arrived something like we’ve been waiting an hour and a half and it’s THIS dips**t DING!
All these Monty Python references are making me want a Holy Grail EWW
The staff has all the best stories and development in the TV series so it makes their part in the movie really awesome.
This is Jeremy sinning England
DO CATS, The honest trailer has been done and so has the pitch meeting, its your turn now.
was seriously concerned that CinemaSins was gonna end the Downton Abbey movie with only 81 sins.
Roll that beautiful bonus round footage.
EWW Downton Abbey: Nothing. Not a goddamn thing!
It would be fun to have a Downton Abbey parody in which the house they're in changes from episode, sometimes from scene to scene. The upper class characters never comment on it, but the servants keep getting confused and lost.
British viewer here - we had a King in 1927, George V
Isn't he the one who abdicated?
TH3 F4LC0N no he died in 1936, and his son Edward became Edward VIII, who later abdicated to marry Wallis Simpson
@@matthewwatson7302 Oh, ok. Yeah, and he wrote a best-selling memoir called "The King's Tale" or something like that, and she also wrote one called "The Heart Wants What the Heart Wants" or something like that. And I think they actually lived happily ever after, sort of.
Matthew Watson so you didn't get the joke
Gareth Keenan well I’m glad most Brits are not prejudiced assholes like you!
The combination of obvious irony and Monty Python quotes make this my absolutely favorite video of all time. Also "underwater fowl footage".
violet is the best person ever
Dude that Chris Webster joke probably ran through a lot of heads but that was gold, GOLD I TELL YOU!!
The fact Barrow was arrested less than 10 minutes after entering a gay bar and that the rest of the staff was never caught and punished is true to the show too
1:56 IRISH REPUBLICAN. The meaning is so vastly more significant than you clearly comprehend.
Snot.
@@sierrafaith403 Are you internationally a jackass or were you dropped on your head as a child? You clearly know nothing of history or what an was meant by Republican in reference to an Irish person in 1920s England.
Jeremy and his editors need a freaking drink after chugging through this. Even the abbreviated sin video is painful
The seat on the train says "L.N.E.R.", the name of a British railway of the time.
This movie just loves it some castle porn
*cue bonus round*
Never seen this show. Nor this video. ✌
@@sierrafaith403 When I clicked on video, it was released fifty two seconds prior. I dropped comment and left video. Also, I'm a science loving, pun dropping, career Chef. Violating the Space/Time Continuum is kinda my shtick.
This movie introduced more unknowns in less time than when I started doing math with letters.
TV sins should do the show too.
I love how in the pilot Mary, Edith, and Sybil are supposed to be 18, 16, 14, and by the end of season two it's like 6 years later and everyone looks the same.
It's almost like this movie is a game of Clue!!
The power of quarantine.... You sin a movie I haven't seen. I can just sit down and watch the movie. Good times.
I'll continue saying this, PLEASE SIN SMALL SOLDIERS
Does this man know this is a tv show with 6 seasons
He has a saying “the books don’t matter” and I’m guessing that tv shows apply to that too.
Probably... but US tv series seasons become crap after the first episode series one......erm.. The Walking Dead springs to mind
@@nicksmall428 I don’t know, I like the later seasons of Downton a lot, especially Mary’s character development.
The Walking Dead-however, I agree with
No movie is without a sin 😂😂
This is kinda unfair. He sinning a lot of things because he doesn’t know who they are. He should have watched the show first before doing cinemasins on downton abbey
What about the godfather
The Godfather, Schindler's List, Silence of The Lambs, Goodfellas, i doubt he could find any sins lol
Thank you for the Monty Python reference.
k-night lmaooooo
Sin for Jeremy at 16:10 - A castle is fortified..don’t think any of those qualified as castles
Who else is hoping for a TV sins version of this.
I love the vibe in this video - Narrator Guy seems to be really into the soap opera storytelling, no matter how he makes fun of it. Even if it's not true, he seems really excited to be completely confused and entertained in all these plot lines.
Another post so happy lol I like these videos
7:40 as someone who has never watched Downton Abbey, the narration immediately made me think of Meerkat Manor. I was half expecting to see the Nobility watching as the newest kids emerge from the Abbey for the first time.
Today we think of a valet as "a person who parks cars," but the older meaning of the word is "a man's male servant who performs personal services (as taking care of clothing)." Mr. Bates is the valet to Lord Grantham. Valet came to English from French and can be correctly pronounced anglicized as VAL-ut, or in the French manner, as VAL-ay or val-AY.
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Keith Davison 🙄 it was a joke
You added that Castle Porn bonus round just so you could get the sin count to 100, didn't you?
The movie was a good tribute/extension to the TV show.
Only 100 sins despite a bonus round? This movie's gotta be good.
It's enjoyable. When you love the show. But it doesn't hold a candle to the show, to be honest.
You're confused on the first episode, start adjusting on the second, get bored through the third then BAM ! Big twist in the middle of that one aaaaand you're hooked for six seasons.
Also, I recommend watching it if only to watch Dame Maggie Smith dropping punchlines in every single one of her scenes.
My GOD this show just SCREAMS out for a crossover with Peaky Blinders!
Can't wait for jeremy to try a brummie accent if peaky blinders were a film.
To quote Gerta Thunderbird, " How Dare You ! " , imagine a grumpy face !
He said "valet" incorrectly, Sterling Archer would freak out.
George Prchal - No, the hard ‘T’ is the correct way in the U.K. 🇬🇧
@@AtheistOrphan yeah, that's how Archer means it.
@@AtheistOrphan but not in France, where the word originated
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