"Eat the multi-billion dollar corporate slop and pretend its social justice you weirdos! Thanks for making the world an embarrassing nightmare everyone!" These two sentences comprise the greatest film review I've ever heard.
@@kingjinga2539considering people were just copy and pasting that everywhere because they didn’t watch the movie to form their own opinion I imagine you probably couldn’t.
Aw man, I though I didn't like this movie because it was schlock garbage, but it turns out its because im a woman hating man child, Oh no!!!! What do I tell my wife!!!!!
@ShaddowSabbath This is not really about social justice, is it? If some company releases a product pandering to like teenage femenists fully expecting an Internet outrage by wierdos to give the movie attentions thats just very cynical of the company. You know: "eat the multi-billion dollar corporate slop". Social justice is just used as a marketing tool.
@ShaddowSabbathI know the movie stars and producers say that but do you seriously belive that the Studio heads at Marvel and Disney really genuenly care about social justice OR do they care about their profit, getting attention and using a trend in society to sell their products. But it is true that both Internet mobs are used for free marketing in the same way and don't realise it. In that way, they defenetly are the same crowd.
Anthony hopefull this will open the doors to more women in movies. Brie larson cannot be thanked enough for her massive contributions to the entertainment industry.
I rewatched endgame yesterday and captain marvel’s role is so bizarre. She has max 4 lines and is barely present the entire movie but suddenly returns in the end to fuck up thanos’s army and I don’t get why. If it was supposed to be feminist then why doesn’t she do anything in the movie or have lines or a character arc or anything? Having her be a plot device is the opposite of feminism. And if that wasn’t the point then it makes her appearing at the last moment to explode the huge ship even stranger. What’s the logic?
I like how fat dudes cheesiest suggestions ever for story progression and dynamic were actually great suggestions. Like, hey even if you had to make that cheesy kind of movie, you could've made the story not suck. Dude knows movies.
normalguycap « this person made one typo in his comment therefore I am right and wahmans are the real issue with society that we need to mObOlIsE against » Seriously grow the fuck up you absolute child
@@Zaelin94 I tend to only use reason and engage in discourse with people who are using it and doing it themselves. Why bother reasoning with the unreasonable?
I really don't understand how you and RLM don't get she was talking about people like Screen Junkies, the same kind of people RLM have mocked in the past.
Only in America in 2019 could a bunch of angry, obsessed white boys making video after video and statement after statement about an actress because she wasn't sexy or "nice" enough think that SHE'S the one embarrassing people.
I really enjoyed the post credit scene in which an aged rich Evans downs an entire bottle of Tums before convulsing violently. Really gets you excited for Endgame!
I really liked the part where he threw up in Samuel Jacksons lap, though it was weird that they added in over 40 minutes of bloopers, but I still enjoyed it.
@searchengine27 sorry man, but I don’t spend my entire day searching through comments to make sure nobody else had the same joke as me. I watch the video, drop a comment, and leave
@@revolverswitch It's more like, "wow, finally we have a comic book superhero movie with a female main character after 7,000 male-led origin story movies. good job on taking this long, Marvel."
hbomberguy's video on "Woke Brands" does a pretty good job of expanding on this statement and how to capitalize on the free advertising of indignation.
I'm a dude that loved a wrinkle in time when I read it in school. I did a book report on it, one of the few I actually remember. And they make a movie and my inner child is excited. And then theres this deluge of media saying "we dont want you to watch it, its not made for you". Why? Just made me sad. Its that simple.
A Wrinkle in Time fucking sucked. I'm black. What, is the movie not made for me either? My sister doesn't even know what it is but isn't she who the movie is made for?
Nah the best way to make people happy is to segregate all the races to different movie theatres. I don’t think that’s been done before so it’s just a little hypotheses that I think will work really well.
Why the fuck would you make a movie that's only for a specific race/gender. No studio would do that. I do agree that Brie probably wasn't intending for it to sound bad but good lord it comes off so divisive.
First Mike makes JJ Abrams write the Star Wars sequels. And now he's given Dustin Diamond cancer. He's basically Pedro Pascal in the Wonder Woman 1989.
I know, its tragic, I feel so sorry for rich corporates, but I think I know a way to alleviate all that stress and anguish! Give me all of their money with no strings attached, that should help ease their pain of being rich -asshole- person.
I love how they made her so over powered that they couldn't use her in the future movies as she'd just end the conflict no problem at all , just by herself
Just like how the Avengers were entirely absent in defeating any of the villains that Agents of SHIELD faced. It all gets rather absurd under any scrutiny at all.
I'm proud to say I haven't watched a Marvel movie since the first Iron Man. That one was worth watching, no subsequent films are worth my time. Of course, I watched all the Sam Raimi Spider-man and the x-men films before the first Wolverine movie-- which I didn't see. The number of these films now are absurd and they bring nothing new or interesting to this genre, based on what I know about them and the obviously hack nature of this industry. And now these films are straight political, anti-white propaganda affairs.
@@landofthesilverpath5823 Winter Soldier is pretty good if you like something like Mission Impossible. Ant-Man too since it had elements of heist movies. I think the Disney Marvel movies could be great fun when they're making "[x] movie genre but with a superhero skin." Unfortunately, they discovered their formula too fast.
Why didn't they set up the whole feminist angle with Black Widow? The woman taken when she was a young child, forced into a dance academy that hid a spy ring for the purpose of serving the needs of power hungry white dude who saw her as nothing more then a tool and had her spade? Seriously they dropped the ball.
@@jacoblevenson7934 Because that's a darker plot than they are willing to do for a solo movie and would take talent to pull off effectively, something the people who made this movie have none of.
It's pretty natural to feel sad for not being able to have babies. I feel sad that I don't have any. I can't adopt. Of course, you're welcome to your feelings too. I don't know much about any of the origin comics, but certainly a good team could make *anything* into an intriguing movie.
@Adrijana Radosevic People want to have biological kids though, yes you could adopt but it's not nearly the same as making a kid of your own and be there for every moment of their lives. That's not to say a family can't adopt and still love their child the same, but that's not for everyone and other people have different feelings about adoption and biological children. Black Widow was a character who didn't have a choice about the matter, she had to be this way as it wasn't a choice she made but her government that did it to her and that's not something a person can get over just because its [insert current year]. It doesn't matter if it's not important to you, it's important to her. It's not important to me that some one else in a story overcomes a challenge or defeats a bad guy, but I can understand a characters feelings and see how important it is to them which makes it enjoyable to watch.
She stood up everytime, how heroic! You know every person would get up as well right? The alternative is to just lie on the ground....at some point you still need to get up.
Even thought it was quickly squandered, I think Richard Donner managed to make Superman interesting using the precise method the guys mention here - they showed his upbringing, what grounded him to Earth, and what he was powerless to stop despite his abilities (John Kent's heart attack). By the time we see him in action as Superman, we know Clark Kent and we want good things for him. I gave Captain Marvel a chance and it was just...meh. Like, Iron Man II, Thor I and II levels of yawnage. I just didn't care what was happening or who was involved.
Yeah, gender messages were subtle and it was a reasonably good movie nonetheless. I really feel she shouldn't have gone full controversal mode in that interview (unless it's was on self defence).
Yea I think once people seen her in bvs most said at worst the scenes weren't needed but as far as she went the best part of the movie for many more? It's kind of funny the way bvs was received and the narrative being pushed does not match up. Most looked at WW as hope for the dceu.
@@superdooper50 i didn't 100% hate the movie i was just bored. I mostly hate SNEEZE-Larson. She's disgraced my hometown by being from there. Disgusting!
@@RRRRRRRRR33 I liked the newer Miss Marvel issue where Carol asks a fangirling Kamala to pre-imprison a bunch of people Minority Report style, actually evil actual hero is an interesting tack. But really, just pick a character and stick to it, so I'm hopeful MCU can do something with her.
She explained it just fine to the audience in the room because that's what they were there to hear. The problem was more than just that room was listening and that's where she got in to trouble.
She's a privileged fraud, like most people in Hollywood. She probably doesn't care enough about minorities to risk anything, and words are cheap so she's got plenty to say. But she's too stupid to say anything of consequence or even know how to be diplomatic. Once Hollywood relearns that the awful white men have money, and recognise how Chinese peasants feel about woke politics, the fake corporate social justice will end, if it hasn't already.
Yeah. It sounds like she was trying to say including perspectives that have previously been underrepresented is a good thing, but she said it in such an unnecessarily confrontational and condescending way it just came across as disingenuous and cynical. It just came across as very self-serving on her part.
Yeah I laughed. Also, you can film in 8 or 16k, then add the zoom in editing after. Then you can do shit like that, that looks spur of the moment, without the apperance of a drop in quality.
@@trentn1127 Laura Bush and company tried to use the plight of women in Afghanistan to justify the invasion of Afghanistan, which was widely criticized by women's movements in Afghanistan because, y'know, they want to live and create a better world, not be bombed to death by the American Empire. Legitimizing the warmongering of an imperialist entity is peak "white feminism"
This. People who abjectly claim that Superman has no weakness are talking out of their ass. The man time and time again shows himself as a paragon of there is more to being a hero than your superhero abilities.
As a superman fan i'm shocked none of your are mentioning the big weakness other then Kryptonite. He's extremely weak to magic. Do you have any idea how many people in the DC universe know magic!? Its alot.
@@FoeApple He's not WEAK to magic. He just has no specific resistances to it. A magical blade will cut him like any other person, that is not entirely a "weakness" but more of a vulnerability. A magical hex will affect him like any other human would.
his greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. his super hearing senses can be also used against him, like disrupting his equilibrium. over charging from the sun can give him cancer (superman all star) or it will make him explode (justice league: tower of babel - batman created an artificial kryptonite that made superman skin intangible so that his body can't control his absorption of the sun's ray until he blows up).
As a foreigner, I deduct that this place must be somewhere between New York and Los Angeles? Funny, how it's named after an English football team... XD
As a non-American, that random list of cities vs. states that Jay listed off is *exactly* how I feel about all the less-often-mentioned locations in the United States.
Definitely not ugly, But absolutely definitely nothing to write home about. Anywho, can't wait for her to have a kid and 20 years from now that kid, Surprise! Surprise!, becomes an A-lister. See, Hollywood don't like talking about the privilege of Nepotism. They forget all about that. Funny that.
she's aware of her diminishing privileges associated with youth & beauty (she's 32) she should continue to capitalize on it before she loses it entirely. she's in a fickle, immoral industry that will toss her aside if she can't attract audiences. I think that's why she seems to try to be known for her moral opinions, so she can continue when youth fades... but they'll ignore her to support a younger woman that says the same things (because it puts a better "face" on the issues)
@@PyrokineticFire1 diminishing privileges due to youth and beauty are completely outweighed by the fact that white women go off and marry white men and get access to all of their wealth with a fraction of the effort, then that wealth is further multiplied when their parents die. This idea that their lives just become a living hell after like 27 is an incel fantasy. White feminism is entirely constructed around obscuring this, and white anti-feminists love to ignore it too because you're both just playing oppression Olympics.
They usually refer to the rotten tomatoes critic reviews of movies that are terrible but get good reviews since they have particular political messages and/or are paid off by the studios. IMDb scores are as true to audience scores as you can get
All I know is that any interest I would have had was due to the book. Weird how suddenly it’s not a movie for me. Kinda makes one wonder if the name is appropriate. Last I checked, a movie based off a book typically means at least something to those who liked the book.
When you think about IMDb tbh it's actually in favour of the film because your average viewer won't see an average movie or just kind of bad movie they won't care and move on
As someone who is new to the channel, I had no idea what was happening when I clicked on this captain marvel review and spent 6 minutes hearing you utterly tear apart Milwaukee. But I live in Minnesota and thought it was hilarious. Also, I hate living in the northern Midwest
As a Buffalonian I am so glad to hear Wisconsin described as our alcoholic cousins to the Midwest. We too have one bar for each person, especially children.
You should try San Francisco, or really the whole Bay Area. And yeah, Europe is great for alcoholics. Subsidized beer and wine, and bread, and spirits. It's a hedonist's treadmill.
Here's an anecdote for you: my wife is bi-racial (black/white). She grew up reading the whole Wrinke in Time series and was excited to see that movie because of it. There was a big piece for her that I certainly experienced differently than her and that was that when she read wrinkle in time, the protagonist was a white girl in her head. For my wife, and seemingly many people of color, it's safe to assume and is a default to characterize book characters as white people even when that's not explicit. I did not particularly care for the movie for many of the reasons most people did not. My wife loved it despite these flaws because the core message was of self worth and belonging for a mixed race girl. As a "white dude", I don't have to worry about fitting into white spaces most of the time. My wife doesn't feel like she comfortably fits in white or black spaces because both are skeptical of her in the way casual discrimination often works, despite good intentions. That's not baggage I and, I assume, many people carried into a Wrinkle in Time, but that movie absolutely addresses it and my wife connected to it in a way that really moved her. Part of that was because it asked her to wrestle with why she had been inadvertently taught by our society to assume that fictional characters were white when they weren't given that delineation. On another point, to paraphrase my wife, "You have a thousand movies to choose from where the protagonist is relatable to you. Some are great, some a good, some are okay, and some are absolute trash. If all I have is trash to speak to certain experiences I have had, I'll take what I can get and hope that better things come along." I guess the point here is this: there are absolutely universal human experiences, but there are also specific experiences that many people do not share. It's an argument for more diverse settings, people, experiences, because it increases the chances that a Wrinkle in Time isn't the only film to get made that addresses what it's like to be a pre-teen mixed race girl trying to find belonging. Food for thought.
@@Revan-eb1wb The Mother is a redhead, which is admittedly not her depiction in the film. Meg is described as having mousy, brown hair. Also, if Meg is allowed to be bi-racial in context of the fact that her skin color is not described, she would also have a white parent who could have red hair.
The thing I love about these guys is that they give off a look and vibe of not really giving a shit about anything, but also hitting u with some really good points about the movie they’re covering. And of course they’re also really funny
Christian Bale has put himself on record as believing that American culture would be 'much richer' if the people in power weren't mostly white men. The actor made the comments during an interview with AOL Build this past Monday as he sat with Rosamund Pike and Wes Studi to promote the upcoming Wild West drama film Hostiles. "Our culture will be so much richer the day that we stop saying, 'Hey, it's all white dudes who are running things," Bale said. "Whether that be Hollywood, whether that be Washington, you know?" "We're going to get, in Hollywood, so much better films and so much more interesting stories being told, and America will become the America that the rest of the world sees it as, that makes it unique... that we recognise makes this such a beautiful, brilliant country." Bale went on to call the US a 'country of inclusion', explaining that he moved his family to the States because he fell in love with the country. Bale, who has two young children Emmaline and Joseph with the American make-up artist Sandra 'Sibi' Blažić, applied for US citizenship in 2010. "It's the reason why I moved here," he said. "It's the reason why my kids have American accents."
Alice Cooper: Yes, Pete, it is. Actually, it's pronounced "mill-e-wah-que" which is Algonquin for "the good land." Wayne Campbell: I was not aware of that.
What's hilarious is that one of the Captain Marvel's actually was a black woman. Also Phyla-Vell the Original Captain Marvel's daughter that took both her father and Quasar's responsibility's was a lesbian. To bad Brie doesn't practice what she preaches.
@@benderbendingrodriguez6375 And they butchered Monica,a strong,independent black woman and reduced her to being in the shadow of Carol Danvers. Hypocrisy is intense here.
I mean if someone offers for you to be a lead in a Marvel movie, you accept it. You gain billions of dollars and fame (which helps you to be in more movies after that) and you become known for that role in the MCU above anything else.
Came here thanks to REEEEEEEsetEra; left an upvote, RLM are awesome, ignore the trash reblog repository that is ResetEra and their nobodies, they really are worthless and complain about literally EVERYTHING! Keep doing the awesome reviews (the WW84 one was hilarious)!!
@@Peter_Parker361 sure if that's how you took it that's your opinion to cherish, but the idea of a dude making a whole video on it prefacing it with "Now, I haven't seen it." is fucking funny.
What is there to talk about? We have all read the reviews - those from bots and those from angry customers - and we all know the memes, so what's left to say? "Hey, that's a cute cat, innit...?", or "...anyway... how's your sex life...?"
When you warned about spoilers, I didn't realize it was SPACE COP SPOILERS. You jerks, now what am I going to do with the 15 blu ray copies that are en route to my house?
I was genuinely expecting the Milwaulke advert to go for the 99% runtime.
same, I started to worry
I skipped ahead just to make sure it didn't.
Like mazerunner 🤣
@@Realist00 Worry? I had a glimmer of hope.
hahahahahahahha yeah :(
I feel the Captain Marvel review really got in the way of the Milwaukee board of tourism promotional video.
lol epic!
As someone who lives pretty close to Milwaukee (and is now living in, eep), I can confirm everything said in this video
lmao
I sent this to my buddy in Milwaukee, but told him not to worry about most of it.
hi guys...im new to the channel...can someone please explain the whole Milwaukee thing? I feel like its some kind of inside joke or something
I was disappointed when they stopped talking about Wisconsin, Milwaukee. They should start reviewing cities on this channel. And lakes.
Yes, but don't forget the lakes. This is stuff we need to know!
I would of been more thrilled if they reviewed *OUTHOUSES.*
White dudes shouldn't be reviewing lakes. It's not made for them. Only teens of color should be reviewing lakes.
@@kevinthetruckdriver353 - Ugh, yep, I'll do it folks: *would HAVE...
@@MrOuchiez - tanks alot.
Eye wood *have* been more thrilled if they reviewed *OUTHOUSES.*
*Now pazz me the bag. So I can ripe my azz.*
"Eat the multi-billion dollar corporate slop and pretend its social justice you weirdos! Thanks for making the world an embarrassing nightmare everyone!"
These two sentences comprise the greatest film review I've ever heard.
Couldn't have said it any better myself👍
I love RLM’s self awareness. They manage to articulate the things I wish more people would notice.
I love Jay so much. You continue being cynical, you sweet man.
@@kingjinga2539considering people were just copy and pasting that everywhere because they didn’t watch the movie to form their own opinion I imagine you probably couldn’t.
Came for the movie review, stayed for the Milwaukee review.
Oh man I thought they were going to troll us by making the whole video about Wisconsin...I mean Milwaukee...
Milwaukee is classy as *fuck*..!
learning about milwaukee is more interesting then the shitty movie
So Jaaaaaay, would you recommend Milwaukee?
As someone from Milwaukee its pretty depressing how accurately they translate this nightmare
"This is the least important film in the history of cinema."
-Jay Bauman
This should be on the back of the box.
That quote's already on the back of the Space Cop Blu-ray 😘
I would rather watch Space Dandy and Cowboy Bebop for the rest of my life than anything else that comes out of all the wood.
It's no less important than its inevitable sequel.
killerskillet Tell us how you really feel.
@@killerskillet you need some perspective on what is and isn't important in life. Chill out a little.
"Eat the multi-billion dollar corporate slop and pretend it's social justice, you weirdos".
He made fun of people like you.
Aw man, I though I didn't like this movie because it was schlock garbage, but it turns out its because im a woman hating man child, Oh no!!!! What do I tell my wife!!!!!
Beautiful
@ShaddowSabbath This is not really about social justice, is it? If some company releases a product pandering to like teenage femenists fully expecting an Internet outrage by wierdos to give the movie attentions thats just very cynical of the company. You know: "eat the multi-billion dollar corporate slop". Social justice is just used as a marketing tool.
@ShaddowSabbathI know the movie stars and producers say that but do you seriously belive that the Studio heads at Marvel and Disney really genuenly care about social justice OR do they care about their profit, getting attention and using a trend in society to sell their products.
But it is true that both Internet mobs are used for free marketing in the same way and don't realise it. In that way, they defenetly are the same crowd.
Black interview lady: Goddamnit, Brie, I am a plant sent by Disney, and even I find you condescending.
“Well you’re black so it must be extra challenging” -her response basically
@@frankmerker630
I would love it if the lady was like "Really? I had a lot of doors open for me. Didn't feel so hard"
I feel like they're not even trying to fix Mr. Plinkett's VCR anymore
Shhhh....dont tell Mr. Plinkett.
They have destroyed every second hand vcr in their area pursuing that gag
@@thantrus how dare you.
I get the feeling that they might even be a couple of hack frauds.
Thanks man, you just destroyed my immersion.
Really enjoyed the Milwaukee review, but I could’ve done without the Captain Marvel segment
Wozzle Fozzle In the first 3 minutes I thought it would go on for 40 minutes 😂
Wozzle Fozzle lol same
Wozzle Fozzle honestly was hoping it would be a plot drive. Episode like the mazerunner
Nice profile pic bitch
That's what I felt while watching the Captain Marvel movie.
Say what you will about Brie Larson, but you really have to admire her for being the first woman to be in a movie. That's really brave.
That's not just really stunning of her, but also brave.
I guess you could say, it's brave and stunning
I was stunned by how brave she was. Women in movies? Unheard of! But man did she do it.
Anthony hopefull this will open the doors to more women in movies. Brie larson cannot be thanked enough for her massive contributions to the entertainment industry.
I almost missed the sarcasm and got whooshed
“So watch this film, but only because it introduces a character who will be important in infinity war”
This line aged like milk.
Just like women!
except captain marvel came out after infinity war.
@@littletub6683 Mixed up the movie titles in my quote, I meant endgame.
I rewatched endgame yesterday and captain marvel’s role is so bizarre. She has max 4 lines and is barely present the entire movie but suddenly returns in the end to fuck up thanos’s army and I don’t get why. If it was supposed to be feminist then why doesn’t she do anything in the movie or have lines or a character arc or anything? Having her be a plot device is the opposite of feminism. And if that wasn’t the point then it makes her appearing at the last moment to explode the huge ship even stranger. What’s the logic?
@@ducklordthegreat352 Captain Marvel is Passive Progressive™ to a tee
I’ve grown up and spent my life in outback Australia but now you’ve truly given me something to dream of... Milwaukee.
Peter Andre don’t get your hopes up
Doesn't the Outback have plenty of BBQ and Beer? You don't need to go to Milwaukee for any of that.
Trust me it's not that great my guy. There are way better places to live in Wisconsin
Don't be fooled, it's much worse than they make it out to be.
Peter Andre - Dreaming of the big life !
Doesn't 'Brie Larson' translate to 'cheese theft'?
@@trevorwills1600 brie is a type of cheese and larsony is theft lol
Your joke just doesn't cut it...
😗 Why would someone name their child after a type of cheese? Is this why she grew up to be such an insufferable bitch?
@@9and7 it doesn't cut the cheese for you?
The best type of crime
"It doesn't have a strong female character, just an empty shell that can do anything by the end of the movie."
Man, what a quote!
and he is 100% right about this. great
THIS IS MOST MCU MOVIES LOL
Reminds me of another SFC, in another movie. I forgot the name.
I like how fat dudes cheesiest suggestions ever for story progression and dynamic were actually great suggestions. Like, hey even if you had to make that cheesy kind of movie, you could've made the story not suck.
Dude knows movies.
YES. THIS.
“I heard her speak and I thought, ‘wow she’s sounds like a dingbat.’ And then I moved on.” Such a good philosophy.
@normalguycap god such unprecedented issues that threaten all of society right now of all things.
Grow up.
normalguycap « this person made one typo in his comment therefore I am right and wahmans are the real issue with society that we need to mObOlIsE against »
Seriously grow the fuck up you absolute child
@@bothi00 you didn't even dissuade his argument he provided facts you just told him to shut up who is being the child now?
@@Zaelin94 I tend to only use reason and engage in discourse with people who are using it and doing it themselves.
Why bother reasoning with the unreasonable?
@@bothi00 what reason was there to dismiss his point?
"Thanks for making the world an embarrassing nightmare everyone."
That perfectly sums up the decade.
eh, the first couple of it years were ok. I think?
This entire millennium is a write off to me already. Let’s just skip to the next one
@@bronzeager1298 It was fine first then 2015 started the spiral of doom.
@VideoGamePlayer Nah, it started in 2012/13 with all the 'reeeeee everyone is a MRA manspreading mansplaining misogynist!!' tumblr crap
I'm watching this during Corona and riots. Older comments make me think "oh, sweet summer child".
i was expecting the milwaukee advertisement for 38 minutes, but captain marvel review was ok too i guess
That Mark Hamill reaction is a classic.
What's his reaction to?
Twitter is literally a place where all our human diarrhea has merged and become a sentient monster.
lmao
Like the Golgatha in Dogma?
The turd gestalt
It's the black magic shit monster from Justice League Dark
Bold stance coming from the RUclips comment section
Wow Brie Larson really called out Rich Evans
Hold on I think we just received a rebuttal:
"Fuck You Miami, Fuck You."
@@Liberator130 He should replace Robert Downey Junior
@@Liberator130 That would have triggered the TERFs too hard. That's not a fight they want to have yet.
@@Liberator130 Well Rich has more personality than Brie Larson.
I really don't understand how you and RLM don't get she was talking about people like Screen Junkies, the same kind of people RLM have mocked in the past.
I'm sad this wasn't a 40 minute review of Milwaukee
Sadly, since it is Milwaukee, there's not enough to even complain about.
Louis Theroux already did that.
Would still be more entertaining than Brie Larson's performance.
I was about to fast forward that segment 😒
i'm sad this wasn't a 40 minute take of Rich Evans eating Spam
"Thanks for making the world an embarrassing nightmare everyone."
10/10
I hope endgame is about the galaxy manipulated into blaming the avengers for the snap through memes and tribalism.
That whole speech was brilliant. That is the best way to describe the world right now
@@alexsilva28 Agreed
Only in America in 2019 could a bunch of angry, obsessed white boys making video after video and statement after statement about an actress because she wasn't sexy or "nice" enough think that SHE'S the one embarrassing people.
@@DuoXCity Way to completely miss the point, you absolute reprobate.
that cut of the guy complaining "I haven't seen it" always cracks me up, from time to time I come here to watch it again
Timestamp?
@@themastersmadface82416:32
@@themastersmadface82416:25
I’ve never undone the noose so fast
This.....this is the comment I needed.
This is a tolerable adaptation of the "last time I was this early/I'm a simple man/first" trend
Can nooses be re-tied or is rope a one-and-done type deal?
Nice getting comment cliches and flipping them on their head.
The movie itself was what made him tie the noose in the first place
It's empowering to people who have survived engine explosions.
I was empowered to be like Nick Fury because I have been scratched by a space cat.
No woman ever flew a plane before Carol Danvers.
FINALLY!
soooo brave!
Brie Larson doesnt need to hear criticism from anyone who has never survived an engine explosion.
Tell that to the woman who got sucked out of that Southwest pla --- ohhhhhh.
I really enjoyed the post credit scene in which an aged rich Evans downs an entire bottle of Tums before convulsing violently. Really gets you excited for Endgame!
It was quite the Tums Festival.
@@jakemurphy4832 I don't remember seeing that in Captain Marvel. I think you're confusing it with Samurai Cop.
@@jakemurphy4832 - TUMS FESTIV... aww ya beat me :(
I really liked the part where he threw up in Samuel Jacksons lap, though it was weird that they added in over 40 minutes of bloopers, but I still enjoyed it.
I was in tears.....it broke new ground!!!
I can’t believe how brave she must feel being the first Female actor.
BOOOOOOOO repeating a joke that literally was done by another user 2 months before you.
@@searchengine27 is that a metaphor for all of the Marvel movies? Because I'm stunned how brave it was.
@searchengine27 sorry man, but I don’t spend my entire day searching through comments to make sure nobody else had the same joke as me. I watch the video, drop a comment, and leave
@@Homeschoolsw6 wut
searchengine27 she is so brave for being the first female actor
I remember watching Aliens back in the day and thinking, "This is good, but I hope we have a female-led action movie some day."
I know that pain bra
Aliens is an action movie though haha.
@@Shatamx no is it not! Even Terminator is not a action movie! Finally in 2019 we have a strong Independent WAHMAN, that is a Action heroin!
@@Houseoholiker Oh I get it. Shit.
@@revolverswitch It's more like, "wow, finally we have a comic book superhero movie with a female main character after 7,000 male-led origin story movies. good job on taking this long, Marvel."
"Eat the mutli-billion dollar corporate slop and pretend it's social justice (you weirdos)...." is our world today in a nutshell.
look up torches of freedom and edward bernays
social capital
Gillete and Nike says hi.
we live in a society
hbomberguy's video on "Woke Brands" does a pretty good job of expanding on this statement and how to capitalize on the free advertising of indignation.
"Thank you for making the world an embarrassing nightmare."
Weeblebroxxx go off queen
@Weeblebroxxx Kinda like what you just did
EVERYONE! We should try to get Pewdiepie to tell Everyone to go see Alita: Battle Angel. We NEED an Alita 2
All of these replies on this comment are the epitome of why you shouldn’t scroll down to the comment section.
@@MrMetalforever5 Yeah, I don't know why I keep violating my long-standing policy of never reading comments on RUclips.
I'm a dude that loved a wrinkle in time when I read it in school. I did a book report on it, one of the few I actually remember. And they make a movie and my inner child is excited. And then theres this deluge of media saying "we dont want you to watch it, its not made for you". Why? Just made me sad. Its that simple.
A Wrinkle in Time fucking sucked. I'm black. What, is the movie not made for me either? My sister doesn't even know what it is but isn't she who the movie is made for?
Nah the best way to make people happy is to segregate all the races to different movie theatres. I don’t think that’s been done before so it’s just a little hypotheses that I think will work really well.
A wrinkle in time nothing more than a black remake the previous version came out in the 90s try that one it’s better
Why the fuck would you make a movie that's only for a specific race/gender. No studio would do that. I do agree that Brie probably wasn't intending for it to sound bad but good lord it comes off so divisive.
@@Literally-God True but that wasn’t what really made us hate her it’s what she said later that did it
im indonesian.. thank you Milwaukee for keeping my childrens employed
And thanked them for "stealing" our resources
To Milwaukee! 🍺
@@OneUponADime 🍻
"I love dogs, I've always loved dogs." God bless Mila Kunis, she gives that line so much more than it deserves
Did these hacks get better cameras? I can finally see the effects of Mike’s crippling alcoholism in HD!
I noticed it too, I think it might be the lighting. Looks a bit brighter and flatter.
It’s satisfying.
@@jorgamund07 They switched to LED lighting but based the wattage on the original wattage output, so they had to buy more lights!
@@AstroWarped how do you know this?
Longer lens, shallower depth of field.
First Mike makes JJ Abrams write the Star Wars sequels. And now he's given Dustin Diamond cancer. He's basically Pedro Pascal in the Wonder Woman 1989.
Space Cop, 1984 with Mike as the pedro Pascal character would break new ground.
@@someguyinahotdogsuit9641 It sounds borderline experimental
@ShaShock HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!
Can’t help but roll my eyes at the clip where brie larson complains about how hard it is to be a privileged multimillionaire moviestar
probably hard for her. all the kids that took drama classes at school were barely functional...
What an original take Justin underwood! You should have a RUclips channel
@@waltercfrosenbaum So should you!
I despise any celebrity that preaches about what they don't and never have known.
I know, its tragic, I feel so sorry for rich corporates, but I think I know a way to alleviate all that stress and anguish!
Give me all of their money with no strings attached, that should help ease their pain of being rich -asshole- person.
"Thanks for making the world an embarrassing nightmare, everyone!" Can you put that quote on a t-shirt?
Well, pathetic hack that I am, you can now go on redbubble dt com and search for "embarrassing nightmare". Yeah.
RLM on film criticism: "It's the most unimportant thing in the whole wide world." Damn that made me laugh.
I love how they made her so over powered that they couldn't use her in the future movies as she'd just end the conflict no problem at all , just by herself
Just like how the Avengers were entirely absent in defeating any of the villains that Agents of SHIELD faced. It all gets rather absurd under any scrutiny at all.
@@JaDav40 Or in general how all of these superhero movies have the strongest characters absent for smaller-scale stories.
Yes now that she hulk can break the fourth wall and travel into our dimension it's even more ridiculous
I'm proud to say I haven't watched a Marvel movie since the first Iron Man. That one was worth watching, no subsequent films are worth my time.
Of course, I watched all the Sam Raimi Spider-man and the x-men films before the first Wolverine movie-- which I didn't see.
The number of these films now are absurd and they bring nothing new or interesting to this genre, based on what I know about them and the obviously hack nature of this industry.
And now these films are straight political, anti-white propaganda affairs.
@@landofthesilverpath5823 Winter Soldier is pretty good if you like something like Mission Impossible. Ant-Man too since it had elements of heist movies.
I think the Disney Marvel movies could be great fun when they're making "[x] movie genre but with a superhero skin." Unfortunately, they discovered their formula too fast.
"This is empowering.. if you have superhuman abilities and can fly into space"
Why didn't they set up the whole feminist angle with Black Widow? The woman taken when she was a young child, forced into a dance academy that hid a spy ring for the purpose of serving the needs of power hungry white dude who saw her as nothing more then a tool and had her spade? Seriously they dropped the ball.
@@jacoblevenson7934 Because that's a darker plot than they are willing to do for a solo movie and would take talent to pull off effectively, something the people who made this movie have none of.
It's pretty natural to feel sad for not being able to have babies. I feel sad that I don't have any. I can't adopt. Of course, you're welcome to your feelings too.
I don't know much about any of the origin comics, but certainly a good team could make *anything* into an intriguing movie.
@Adrijana Radosevic People want to have biological kids though, yes you could adopt but it's not nearly the same as making a kid of your own and be there for every moment of their lives.
That's not to say a family can't adopt and still love their child the same, but that's not for everyone and other people have different feelings about adoption and biological children.
Black Widow was a character who didn't have a choice about the matter, she had to be this way as it wasn't a choice she made but her government that did it to her and that's not something a person can get over just because its [insert current year].
It doesn't matter if it's not important to you, it's important to her. It's not important to me that some one else in a story overcomes a challenge or defeats a bad guy, but I can understand a characters feelings and see how important it is to them which makes it enjoyable to watch.
@@rikowolfin4984 isn't ScarJo supposedly as good as it gets? Can't sheen anchor it like she did the endgame movie that I didn't know she was in?
That ringing endorsement of the city of Milwaukee was fantastic... I'm booking my vacation there immediately
Milwaukee review starts at 00:00. Brie Larson discussion starts at 06:02. Movie Review starts at 19:00
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@@CowyGriffon ????????????????
@@Greendalewitch
THIS MARCH
EVERYTHING BEGINS
WITH (A) HER(O)
Ya da real MVP.
Yeah, thought this was a movie review.
I'm here after after resetera started having a meltdown even though this video is over a year old
Anybody else hear to rewatch this?
Second!☝️🤣
You guys aren't being very nice. RedLetterMedia could benefit from historically marginalized voices.
cancel cancel culture
@@ZacharyCusanelli YOU LUCKY BASTARD!!! I would give you my entire "Nukie"-Collection to have that experience again.
Yeah it was recommended after YellowFlash2's video lmao
can't believe these hacks sold out to the Milwaukee tourism dept
No gonna lie, the Bronze Fonz sold me
Trust me they did a better job selling Milwaukee then that shit hole ever could.
and they had the gall to spend the bribe money on beer not even made in Milwaukee any more.
They gave them beer, man! BEER!!! They're not made of stone!{:(
@@nickbooze9766 Is that a step up or a step down from Tim Allen?
I've actually been to Milwaukee and I have to say... it exists.
This comment needs to be so much higher.
@@avatardecadewho - or drunker?
“It’s...Uhhh...Over There.”
Same, and the inhabitants are inordinately proud of it. 😁 😂 Lol
The Safe House is awesome
A bug crawled on my screen and i thought it was part of the milwaukee add
Milwaukee, Australia
She stood up everytime, how heroic!
You know every person would get up as well right? The alternative is to just lie on the ground....at some point you still need to get up.
They're mocking it because it's a tired motivational cliche, not because it doesn't make literal sense.
On behalf of all Indonesians, I thank you for supporting the Indonesian economy by using our cheap labor force.
@@RedgraveGilver
Ain't you tube great!
“Spider-Man turned to dust, just like Kurt Cobain.”
-Mike Stoklasa
Here I was hoping the promo for Milwaukee would be 99% of the video, and the review would be "Eh it was OK." fade to black.
Yeah, I was more engaged in that segment.
"Hoping"? I full-on expected that to be the video.
Even thought it was quickly squandered, I think Richard Donner managed to make Superman interesting using the precise method the guys mention here - they showed his upbringing, what grounded him to Earth, and what he was powerless to stop despite his abilities (John Kent's heart attack). By the time we see him in action as Superman, we know Clark Kent and we want good things for him.
I gave Captain Marvel a chance and it was just...meh. Like, Iron Man II, Thor I and II levels of yawnage. I just didn't care what was happening or who was involved.
Remember when none of this controversy happened when Wonder Woman came out? I miss those days...
Yeah, gender messages were subtle and it was a reasonably good movie nonetheless.
I really feel she shouldn't have gone full controversal mode in that interview (unless it's was on self defence).
@Munición de Sobra you're*. Also no there wasnt nearly as much to this degree
Yea I think once people seen her in bvs most said at worst the scenes weren't needed but as far as she went the best part of the movie for many more? It's kind of funny the way bvs was received and the narrative being pushed does not match up. Most looked at WW as hope for the dceu.
Reason #4 for why I like DC films better than Marvel.
That's because WonderWoman was a way better made film and it's main star was way more likeable and charming than Brie what's her face?
Captain Marvel power was established, in that she is powerful enough to kill Rotten Tomatoes.
Andrew Hershberger too funny
But rotten tomatoes are so squishy not to much power needed to defeat them. Just decent footwear. Squish
Too be fair they have been screwing themselves for years. Remember the ghost busters remake?
@Arjuna Brooklyn With the power of melting snowflakes in a single retort and head bobble!
@Arjuna Brooklyn I'm also laughing at all the women who are embracing this corporate hogswallow as if it a powerful and well designed movie.
Mike's alternate script for Captain Marvel:
"I want to bring along my friend... black lady!"
Nope I think thats the actual line
@@superdooper50 i didn't 100% hate the movie i was just bored. I mostly hate SNEEZE-Larson. She's disgraced my hometown by being from there. Disgusting!
Casting a woman who treats her audience with contempt. Solid.
She treats white dudes with contempt, and the movie wasn't made for them.
@@alesin1992 Cool! So she apparently threat people badly based solely on things that a person is born with and has no control over.
How progressive!
@@nopatiencejoe6376 Not to mention inclusive!
didn't RLM make fun of the same people? Why is it bad when she does it?
I didn't know Brie Larson was based
I was expecting you to pull another Star Wars Christmas Special review that never starts.
I went 5 minutes and then I was like are they doing that shit again? Wtf are they talking about? Lol
I want the last thing i every hear to be "That's Right Jay".
so, Jay, what did *you* think of deathwithin's funeral?
...and then a mumbled, semi-sarcastic, gameshow-style description of what Heaven will be like.
@Alex M tru
-Oh my god Mike! Are you choking deathwithin to death with your bare hands?
-Thats right, Jay
She said she was a girl... and I CLAPPED.
such strength!
that is offensive, you're meant to click or else you will trigger their ptsd with all that clapping.
The crazies over at Reeeeesetera just saw this and of course are losing their minds.
Keep up the good work guys 😂
Those weirdos are nearly 2 years too late to lose their minds on this video
@@nour2146 They just did!
And the next video, they release is a BOTW Episode, where they review "The Suckling" XD
What is Reeesetera?
@@L0U_ZER you don't need to know
I cannot wait til the X-Men reboot has Rogue take all Capt. Marvel's powers so we don't have to see her anymore.
Yes! 😂
We can only hope
@@RRRRRRRRR33 I liked the newer Miss Marvel issue where Carol asks a fangirling Kamala to pre-imprison a bunch of people Minority Report style, actually evil actual hero is an interesting tack.
But really, just pick a character and stick to it, so I'm hopeful MCU can do something with her.
You’re fuckn pathetic
@The Duke I would say she'd be Charlene Xavier haha
Loved the whole Milwaukee tourism promo. Surprised you didn't mention the roughly 400 corporate sub shops in the downtown area.
Will be cut in half when Milwaukee passes *$15.00 p/h minium wage.*
Don't forget our blooming food truck industry and shiny new electric train
how can a sandwich be corporate?
FINALLY a video with some REAL Wisconsin representation...this place is a real marvel
You mean this place is a real Mar-Vel
Speaking of marvel...
Jay nailed it on the head. "What she was trying to say was probably a good thing. The way she expressed it was just horrible in every way"
She explained it just fine to the audience in the room because that's what they were there to hear. The problem was more than just that room was listening and that's where she got in to trouble.
Was it?
She's a privileged fraud, like most people in Hollywood. She probably doesn't care enough about minorities to risk anything, and words are cheap so she's got plenty to say. But she's too stupid to say anything of consequence or even know how to be diplomatic.
Once Hollywood relearns that the awful white men have money, and recognise how Chinese peasants feel about woke politics, the fake corporate social justice will end, if it hasn't already.
Judging people by the color of their skin and their gender is a good thing?
Yeah. It sounds like she was trying to say including perspectives that have previously been underrepresented is a good thing, but she said it in such an unnecessarily confrontational and condescending way it just came across as disingenuous and cynical. It just came across as very self-serving on her part.
“Get rid of that White Dude !”
The most hilarious line in the video, how the camera zooms into his face
Yeah I laughed.
Also, you can film in 8 or 16k, then add the zoom in editing after. Then you can do shit like that, that looks spur of the moment, without the apperance of a drop in quality.
26:56
His delivery and the pan in fucking sent me. Had to pause it to catch my breath 😭
The first female captain marvel was a black woman. How ironic...
@@trentn1127 Laura Bush and company tried to use the plight of women in Afghanistan to justify the invasion of Afghanistan, which was widely criticized by women's movements in Afghanistan because, y'know, they want to live and create a better world, not be bombed to death by the American Empire. Legitimizing the warmongering of an imperialist entity is peak "white feminism"
not to mention this movie only covers her Ms Marvel storyline while giving her Binary powers at the end
@Arjuna Brooklyn Makes sense. Minorities can't seem to handle whites at all. rofl
Yeah and before that it he was a white guy and now she technically is a muslim girl. Sorry I just don't see the irony
@Arjuna Brooklyn bs, blade was awesome.
Superman weakness is the vulnerability of the people he loves. Captain Marvel loves nothing 🤷♂️
This.
People who abjectly claim that Superman has no weakness are talking out of their ass.
The man time and time again shows himself as a paragon of there is more to being a hero than your superhero abilities.
As a superman fan i'm shocked none of your are mentioning the big weakness other then Kryptonite. He's extremely weak to magic. Do you have any idea how many people in the DC universe know magic!? Its alot.
@@FoeApple He's not WEAK to magic.
He just has no specific resistances to it.
A magical blade will cut him like any other person, that is not entirely a "weakness" but more of a vulnerability.
A magical hex will affect him like any other human would.
his greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. his super hearing senses can be also used against him, like disrupting his equilibrium. over charging from the sun can give him cancer (superman all star) or it will make him explode (justice league: tower of babel - batman created an artificial kryptonite that made superman skin intangible so that his body can't control his absorption of the sun's ray until he blows up).
@@Ranchor489 that's still a weakness.
Gosh darn this review is forever a classic. The intro remains one of the finest pieces of travel advertisement ever made.
I came for a review of Captain Marvel and instead my knowledge of this nation’s geography was called into question. They got me again.
You're American. You don't have a knowledge of geography.
Thank you, thank you, I'll be here 'til Thursday.
As a foreigner, I deduct that this place must be somewhere between New York and Los Angeles? Funny, how it's named after an English football team... XD
As a non-American, that random list of cities vs. states that Jay listed off is *exactly* how I feel about all the less-often-mentioned locations in the United States.
The important question is; Can we merchandise the outrage?
Кæptyn Mαrvøl Кæš Møšīn
This salt mine seems to have an endless supply.
Hah
Bitch, we merchandised Communist icon Chè Guevara, we can sell tat of ANYTHING!
That was a 10/10, 6minute Milwaukee love letter. Bravo 👏
Fuck Miami!
thanks, Fez.
It's hilarious for an attractive white woman (from America, and one of the richer states no less) to talk about privilege.
She’s literally living life on easy mode
It doesn’t exclude her from talking about it. But pretending she has none is stupid.
Definitely not ugly, But absolutely definitely nothing to write home about. Anywho, can't wait for her to have a kid and 20 years from now that kid, Surprise! Surprise!, becomes an A-lister. See, Hollywood don't like talking about the privilege of Nepotism. They forget all about that. Funny that.
she's aware of her diminishing privileges associated with youth & beauty (she's 32)
she should continue to capitalize on it before she loses it entirely. she's in a fickle, immoral industry that will toss her aside if she can't attract audiences.
I think that's why she seems to try to be known for her moral opinions, so she can continue when youth fades... but they'll ignore her to support a younger woman that says the same things (because it puts a better "face" on the issues)
@@PyrokineticFire1 diminishing privileges due to youth and beauty are completely outweighed by the fact that white women go off and marry white men and get access to all of their wealth with a fraction of the effort, then that wealth is further multiplied when their parents die. This idea that their lives just become a living hell after like 27 is an incel fantasy. White feminism is entirely constructed around obscuring this, and white anti-feminists love to ignore it too because you're both just playing oppression Olympics.
"Well, Jay, it's almost summer. What are you gonna do with those six days?"
I'm Canadian, that makes me laugh. You do know the snow outside hasn't melted here?
@@lamalien2276 I live in Indiana, and we're still getting cold temps and the occasional snowfall, lol
Even as the third rated this comment is underrated and very RLM.
Eat the corporate slop and pretend its social justice. Hilarious.
HILARIOUS
2+2=5 dear comrades, consume your daily media rations and get to bed before glorious labour in the morning.
"I want to know what Wrinkle in Time meant to teenage girls"
Currently a 5.2/10 in that demo on IMDb.
....Oh....
They usually refer to the rotten tomatoes critic reviews of movies that are terrible but get good reviews since they have particular political messages and/or are paid off by the studios. IMDb scores are as true to audience scores as you can get
All I know is that any interest I would have had was due to the book. Weird how suddenly it’s not a movie for me. Kinda makes one wonder if the name is appropriate. Last I checked, a movie based off a book typically means at least something to those who liked the book.
When you think about IMDb tbh it's actually in favour of the film because your average viewer won't see an average movie or just kind of bad movie they won't care and move on
Is there website that is like rotten tomatoes but isn't shit?
*slide whistle*
How embarrassing
"I don't hate white dudes" - Brie Larson, for some reason.
She hates white dudes
When you have to specify you don't hate a group of people you probably shouldn't be talking in the first place.
"Despite being the blandest movie ever", truer words have never been spoken.
five minutes in i thought it was just a milwaukee tourism shill and they were trolling us by not actually reviewing captain mavel
If you've seen enough of their reviews, the opener basically gives away their view on the movie...but this one went on for ages
I thought it was gonna be like what they did with Maze runner
it would have been plausible.
They should have stick to it. It would have been more interesting.
Oh Brie, making enemies doesn't make you the hero.
temma XtemmA Damn, that’s a good quote
@@sharppieces4482 xd
Villains have armies, too.
@@sharppieces4482 Adolph Hitler also had a lot of followers. 😁
A furry, white and mouldy organism. 🤢
As someone who is new to the channel, I had no idea what was happening when I clicked on this captain marvel review and spent 6 minutes hearing you utterly tear apart Milwaukee.
But I live in Minnesota and thought it was hilarious.
Also, I hate living in the northern Midwest
I am from Wisconsin and have been to Milwaukee countless times. I can confirm this Milwaukee review is 100% accurate 😆👍🏻
It's almost as good as Racoon City circa 1998.
thanks, Chachi.
2nd, milwaukee is pretty great
Did you see the tumor?
As a Buffalonian I am so glad to hear Wisconsin described as our alcoholic cousins to the Midwest. We too have one bar for each person, especially children.
Finally. A city where my alcoholism is considered quaint.
In Ireland, alcohol is considered quaint in every city!
GWG Gaming it truly is a great land.
@@NexusKin - A nation where alcoholism is quaint.
You should try San Francisco, or really the whole Bay Area. And yeah, Europe is great for alcoholics. Subsidized beer and wine, and bread, and spirits. It's a hedonist's treadmill.
Wisconsin is the hardest drinking state.. If you want to see hard drinking you need to go to Fargo North Dakota.
12:54 "I want to know what that film mean't to women of colour."
-So that I can better exploit that market-
Oh, Disney!....
Your picture makes me laughed with the comment :)
Here's an anecdote for you: my wife is bi-racial (black/white). She grew up reading the whole Wrinke in Time series and was excited to see that movie because of it. There was a big piece for her that I certainly experienced differently than her and that was that when she read wrinkle in time, the protagonist was a white girl in her head. For my wife, and seemingly many people of color, it's safe to assume and is a default to characterize book characters as white people even when that's not explicit. I did not particularly care for the movie for many of the reasons most people did not. My wife loved it despite these flaws because the core message was of self worth and belonging for a mixed race girl. As a "white dude", I don't have to worry about fitting into white spaces most of the time. My wife doesn't feel like she comfortably fits in white or black spaces because both are skeptical of her in the way casual discrimination often works, despite good intentions. That's not baggage I and, I assume, many people carried into a Wrinkle in Time, but that movie absolutely addresses it and my wife connected to it in a way that really moved her. Part of that was because it asked her to wrestle with why she had been inadvertently taught by our society to assume that fictional characters were white when they weren't given that delineation.
On another point, to paraphrase my wife, "You have a thousand movies to choose from where the protagonist is relatable to you. Some are great, some a good, some are okay, and some are absolute trash. If all I have is trash to speak to certain experiences I have had, I'll take what I can get and hope that better things come along." I guess the point here is this: there are absolutely universal human experiences, but there are also specific experiences that many people do not share. It's an argument for more diverse settings, people, experiences, because it increases the chances that a Wrinkle in Time isn't the only film to get made that addresses what it's like to be a pre-teen mixed race girl trying to find belonging. Food for thought.
@@joshuabrayman4029 if iam not mistaken the girl in the book is a read head. so yes, she is white
@@Revan-eb1wb The Mother is a redhead, which is admittedly not her depiction in the film. Meg is described as having mousy, brown hair. Also, if Meg is allowed to be bi-racial in context of the fact that her skin color is not described, she would also have a white parent who could have red hair.
The thing I love about these guys is that they give off a look and vibe of not really giving a shit about anything, but also hitting u with some really good points about the movie they’re covering. And of course they’re also really funny
Christian Bale has put himself on record as believing that American culture would be 'much richer' if the people in power weren't mostly white men.
The actor made the comments during an interview with AOL Build this past Monday as he sat with Rosamund Pike and Wes Studi to promote the upcoming Wild West drama film Hostiles.
"Our culture will be so much richer the day that we stop saying, 'Hey, it's all white dudes who are running things," Bale said. "Whether that be Hollywood, whether that be Washington, you know?"
"We're going to get, in Hollywood, so much better films and so much more interesting stories being told, and America will become the America that the rest of the world sees it as, that makes it unique... that we recognise makes this such a beautiful, brilliant country."
Bale went on to call the US a 'country of inclusion', explaining that he moved his family to the States because he fell in love with the country.
Bale, who has two young children Emmaline and Joseph with the American make-up artist Sandra 'Sibi' Blažić, applied for US citizenship in 2010.
"It's the reason why I moved here," he said. "It's the reason why my kids have American accents."
They are AI generated deep fakes, replaced the actual guys when they sold the rights a year ago.
Too bad they’re white guys. :slide whistle:
How the hell have you guys not broken 1 million yet?
They only appeal to 40 year old white dudes. Who are a minority group.
same reason Alita Battle Angel flopped. I'm depressed as fuck
i think it the new youtube algorithm they made to protect the movie.
@@w0mblemania that is a lie
They also don't release videos at a consistently fast pace, which RUclips's algorithm highly favors.
Everything I know about Milwaukee I learned from Alice Cooper in Waynes World.
“...Algonquin, for The Good Land.”
Excellent 🎸
Does this guy know how to party, or what?
WERE NOT WORTHY!
Well played
This is like reverse psychology, now I only want to visit Milwaukee more.
What was the purpose of that bullshit? I didn't even make it to the review because of it.
I've already booked my flight and packed my Kevlar.
John Brown it’s funny af
@@jaredbrinkman3343
Some people are hard to please.
Alan Pennie ig so. Tbh I’m from wisco and Milwaukee is shit, madison is nice tho!!
Cancerous tumor? Dustin Diamond?? RLMs most accurate prediction video ever
Alice Cooper: Yes, Pete, it is. Actually, it's pronounced "mill-e-wah-que" which is Algonquin for "the good land."
Wayne Campbell: I was not aware of that.
Gold Pager Does this guy know how to party or what?!
I feel one if the most interesting aspects of Milwaukee is it’s the only major American city to have elected three socialist mayors
@@MarkKlingman well that explains why the Democrats are rushing there for 2020.
"This wasn't made for ______" - isn't this classic gate-keeping?
Yeah but it's ok when made against white men, because revenge
it's fascinating how the same people who demand everything be inclusive can easily turn around and say not everyone should be included
Why didn't she refuse the role to demand that a woman of color be hired instead of her??? Oh wait...it's because....money!!!
What's hilarious is that one of the Captain Marvel's actually was a black woman.
Also Phyla-Vell the Original Captain Marvel's daughter that took both her father and Quasar's responsibility's was a lesbian.
To bad Brie doesn't practice what she preaches.
@@benderbendingrodriguez6375 And they butchered Monica,a strong,independent black woman and reduced her to being in the shadow of Carol Danvers. Hypocrisy is intense here.
I mean if someone offers for you to be a lead in a Marvel movie, you accept it. You gain billions of dollars and fame (which helps you to be in more movies after that) and you become known for that role in the MCU above anything else.
@@WiloPolis03 You're right. Brie Larson has irritated many people by what she says irl but she didn't write this shit.
@@tiaaaron3278 I mean I enjoyed the movie a lot but that's irrelevant
Came here thanks to REEEEEEEsetEra; left an upvote, RLM are awesome, ignore the trash reblog repository that is ResetEra and their nobodies, they really are worthless and complain about literally EVERYTHING! Keep doing the awesome reviews (the WW84 one was hilarious)!!
Peak. Cringe.
Legit 3 minutes in I forgot I was watching a review for captain marvel. Then they started talking about it and I was like “oh”
"I'm a MAAAAAAN!"
*crashes into manure truck*
"You can't do better than meeeeee!!!"
I hate manure!
Icebrand Music I JUST watched the Back to the Future trilogy for the first time last weekend. So, I understood that reference.
Welcome to the party, pal!
Nicholas Bradley I KNOW WHAT THAT IS
This is the best Marvel massacre since Avengers: Infinity War
Ok
"They're so scared for people calling this movie out for what it is - feminist propaganda. Now, I haven't seen it."
Lol
I had heard RLM and Jeremy of Geeks & Gamers aren't buddies, but hadn't seen it in any of their videos. Well, there it is.
Well, it is though and that's kinda obvious to almost anyone who has really seen it ^^
@@Peter_Parker361 sure if that's how you took it that's your opinion to cherish, but the idea of a dude making a whole video on it prefacing it with "Now, I haven't seen it." is fucking funny.
He's not wrong, though.
Yet the first half of this video parrots everything Jeremy has said about the movie.
Fifteen minutes in and they've barely talked about the movie. I love it!
What is there to talk about? We have all read the reviews - those from bots and those from angry customers - and we all know the memes, so what's left to say? "Hey, that's a cute cat, innit...?", or "...anyway... how's your sex life...?"
I wish Miss Captain Marvel Girl was played by a black person, specifically Samuel L. Jackson
Literally a third of the MCU would be better if all the main character were played Samuel L. Jackson.
When you warned about spoilers, I didn't realize it was SPACE COP SPOILERS. You jerks, now what am I going to do with the 15 blu ray copies that are en route to my house?
Send them to underpriviledged girls maybe, that will change their lives
they have holes so , gg@BONESAW IS READY
ResetEra IS STILL not over being assblasted about this review.
That’s why I rewatching this right now