I feel like this technique should become a general theme for 2019. How to avoid any embarassing situation and quickly shift the focus to your advantage! XD
It reminds me of a JackSepticEye video where he’s yet again complaining about everyone else’s greed. Then the 6th or 7th add in the video shows up and he had two five minute segments where he advertised merch. He’s a real down to earth guy and all but still. it’s funny how people say it’s ok when they do something but evil when others do it.
@@LordAnublz Yeah, the book's message was about the importance of relationships, not to mire oneself in solitude, and how the virtual world can help people form bonds regardless of distance or social backgrounds and makes no difference on how honest and genuine these friendships can be. Instead Hollywood decided to go with some kind of boomer friendly, stereotype-validating "spending everyday playing video games is bad lol". I'm sad Ernest Cline didn't veto that.
"So won't EA sue us for showing them as greedy evil tyrants?" "Nah, We're changing their name to IOI" "Changing names to prevent legal action is Tight!"
If I was producing a movie costing tens of millions of dollars, hiring Ryan as test audience or even as a script editor would be an excellent investment☝️
I'm convinced that they're doing Ford Pinto math when they make movies: so many percentage of people will hate it and it will underperform, but we don't want to invest the extra money to be sure that fewer people hate it (or that anybody loves it).
I work at a call center. Today a customer called in and asked if something I was asking them to do would be difficult. Of course, my response was, "It'll be super easy; barely an inconvenience!"
Kyle knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so he lied. The caller never got the reference. He kept calling angrily, asking why Kyle had told him it'd be easy when it wasn't. Kyle responding with "whoops" or "I don't know" or asking him to get all the way off his back about it only seemed to make the caller angrier. His boss had a stern talk with him about the recurring problems. His why-question being correctly answered "Because" didn't evoke the expected "Fair enough" response. It is a mad world we live in, where people don't know references to Ryan George's Pitch Meetings series. Kyle got fired from his job. But he returned to his former office, did a backflip, snapped the bad guy's neck and saved the day. The murder sentence was unjustified. Kyle got thrown into solitary confinement in one of the securest prisons in the United States. Escaping from there was impossible. Actually, it was super-easy, barely an inconvenience, so now Kyle is back among the living, carrying Pitch Meeting quotes to the uneducated and improving their silly ignorant lives. _The end._
Only in the movie... its only a passing reference in the book... the giant bots in the book are much mor obscure... the book fills in most if not all the plot holes too..
Well he was a killer robot whether he wanted to be or not. He was clearly designed for battle. He even survived being at ground 0 of a hydrogen bomb, though he was severely inconvenienced by it, what with all his parts separating from each other and getting scattered around the planet.
@@medexamtoolscom Right, but one of the big reasons everyone hated IOI was because they didn’t understand the reason behind why the Oasis and other media was popular, only that it was, but then the good guys use a character in a way that contradicts what he was in his story. It’s just hypocritical
There are other logistical issues with that plan as well. Is that Tuesdays and Thursdays Cleveland time? So wouldn't that just mean people in certain parts of the world would have an advantage by playing at more convenient times? Or would it be the entirety of Tuesdays and Thursdays across the whole globe? Which would actually mean it would technically stretch from half-way through Monday to half-way through Friday depending on where you lived.
RUclips: we better run infomercials telling everyone up past 11 PM that something is wrong with them. Yup. That’ll be good for business for sure. Wow wow wow wow!
We played Nascar two player. One of us went forward, and the other went backwards all the time. Also, it took me a few days before going backwards in DKC 2's Rickety Race level
When he mentioned that the easter eggs should have been in the real world the screenwriter looked like he was questioning every decision he had ever made lmao
Hey what about that scene where the evil executive guy is trying to persuade the main character that he is a geek and relatable too but is actually just being fed lines by someone else which is basically the whole movie
"They gang up with three others in the virtual world and are later called the High Five." "Creative." "Then they must gang up in the real world to save Olivia/Samantha from the IOI headquarters." "Wow, four poor kids, who never met and may literally live anywhere on the entire planet, must find a way to travel to the IOI headquarters? That journey alone could fill an entire movie!" "Nah, it's actually super-easy, barely an inconvenience." "Wha-- how so?!" "They all live in the same city, not far from the IOI headquarters." "Are you kidding me?! My internet buddies, the ones I really clicked with, always lived hundreds of miles away. That't the greatest thing about the internet: you can find the coolest people in the entire world, not just the ass-clowns who happen to live near you. It's simply not authentic to--" "Remember the DeLorean from Back to the Future?"
I do not know the book, but it is pretty easy to solve that problem: If you unplug before you are in a safe spot or completed a level, your character is going to die with all the money. So nobody wants or can let that happen since most existences are related to the OASIS nowadays. So unplugging would render them useless against the bad guys and so they do not do that. Pretty simple mechanic that would just explain it all and very close to real video games too.
@@ContinuumGaming Exactly even the part where he mentions that the game has an "inconsistent gameplay and controllers" isn't even a plot hole or an issue itself since there's videos games with different gameplay and modes to enjoy also some can allow different controllers especially true in PC so a MMORPG VR game with tons of modes, MODS and event could offer these types of "inconsistent gameplay".
@@bobonox4233 It’s basically like modern VR tho. You could buy an omnidirectional treadmill and play on that or stand still and use joysticks or physically move around and (if your play space isn’t big enough) occasionally bump into things
I'm start to watch these pitch meetings instead of the movies.. saves a lot of time and it's usually more fun to watch.. it's enough to satisfy my curiosity about the movies.
I like how logical Executive guy is being, and then when screenwriter guy says that Wade talks to the dead Halliday without explanation, executive guy doesn't even bat an eye.
I'd like to see a Pitch for Casablanca or any old black and white movie. Also have the meeting appropriately dated with grainy B/W visuals and both Ryan's dressed and speaking old time for the meeting. That would be *TIGHT!*
Why would they hire him? Finding flaws is a lot easier than writing the script yourself. And the studios dont need perfect scripts, because enough people will eat it up anyway.
@@eylonaharon6560 I love the show as well. I just meant it would be interesting to see their pitch meeting for that. But that show is so great it would probably be better to do one for the movie.
The thing about the haptic suit making you feel pain when you otherwise wouldn't actually really bothered me too! The only situation in which the haptic suit would be remotely advantageous is for mature audiences only.
If we're talking real applications of haptic suits, there are a number of reasons they could be useful, though any "pain" indications would be minimal as in more of a nudge instead of actual pain. There was a special I watched about one in development that the person could feel the virtual breeze that had been programmed. This could be useful for greater immersion and other avenues for sensory input like texture, resistance, ... and of course the mature content you mention.
Same with the book Eye of Minds... it too has fancy VR suits that make you feel pain, and the whole book I was wondering why on earth they never took them off?
In the book, pain could be optionally turned off. The advantage from the suit was, obviously you could use it for pleasure, but it also gave a sense of surrounding and immersion. You could better tell if someone was behind you, feel a tap on the shoulder, feel like you were actually holding something, etc. The Oasis was posed as an alternative to reality, where people went to thoroughly escape their real lives.
The Oasis isn’t a game, it’s a virtual world that contains, well a lot of games. But some people get their entire education inside Oasis schools, people work inside of it, shop, do just about everything really, and it’s FREE for anyone to access. IOI was going to completely monetize it, effectively cutting off the Oasis to the lower classes. The movie did a poor job of explaining how integral Oasis was to a society that had fallen quite low.
This guy is spot on! I remember reading the Ernest Cline book and thinking he's just stuck a load of 80's pop culture references in there to target the big dogs in Hollywood and the leaders of cgi/3D animation. A plan well executed.
Buying my wife's Christmas present at the jewellers today, I was able to walk straight in and point at the item I wanted, as I had browsed previously. The shop assistant instantly gave the cue, "Well, that was easy..." - you just know my reply. Started watching Pitch Meetings yesterday. Already cannot wait for my next opportunity to use a catchphrase. Opportunities are TIGHT!!
As well as ad's everywhere, IOI was also going to charge for access to the oasis. The reason they don't just "unplug" is that they would lose their character, its stats and any inventory they might have at the time. Players would have to start from scratch, Most people had been playing for years and wouldn't want to do that. The book is way better than the movie.
Do you have any idea how long I had to scroll and how much I had to read to find someone who made this comment so that I could be spared from repeating somebody?! That being said, yes and thank you!
For the people who don't understand, if we take off our visors, our avatars would be stuck for a 1-5 minutes and we wouldn't be able to protect ourselves and if we are in a PvP zone then someone could kill us which would lead to the eradication of our avatar and stats and the items and the money we spent would be gone and we would have to start from scratch. The book is a LOT better and different from the movie, so read that first.
Hiding the Easter eggs in the game reminds me of when kids shows have commercials telling kids play for 60 minutes a day, followed by all their favorite shows coming up for the next 8 hours.
Celebrity messages: “Hey kids back in the day I did X and now I’m a millionaire with a hot wife and pretty much above the law so you shouldn’t do it.” My father’s advice : “Don’t beat up your friends when they ignore you” even though it never affected him negatively. Jacksepticeye says that too. He also says, “Disruptive advertising is bad.” He uses an average of six adds or more per video, then spends minutes talking about his own merch in the video. Even subtracting charitable donations Jacksepticeye is one of the two fastest wealth growers in the entire British Isles. Portal the video game: “Go outside and play.”. But here’s a hook for all the other games in our series. And some DLC.
It’s what I call the Harry Potter/Spiderman conundrum. You use a main character, grandma, or celebrity to get people to pay attention to your message. Then the character does/did things. Now the audience either: A: (no longer respects/empathizes with celebrity) or B: (wants to do it themselves.) PS I can’t spell. Sorry.
She didn't really raised him and was always mean to him... I don't think that he was that sad, he was more shocked because they really killed people for a key xD
Lydia Norrington she was a little nicer in the movie than the book. She was a major B**** in the book. They give the cops the evidence about her in both.
This is one of my favourite pitch meeting videos so far! (Found the series yesterday and have been bingeing it) It's extra funny since half the plotholes in the film are covered in the book and could have been easy fixes (Like this thing with people running around while playing, just have them sit down) Not looking forward to the sequel though...
the bad guy trying to take over a video game/gaming platform someone else made *and* trying to put ads into video games is exactly what Microsoft and Electronic Arts are trying to do this year, the movie was so ahead of its time!
Madwurst I don't agree about the book being improved; because what Haliday cared most about was getting people to love what he loved. That was his goal. Sure he was worried about people spending too much time in the Oasis, but I don't think he cared nearly as much about that as introducing people to all the things that he loved most in the world. Furthermore, he was a brilliant game designer (meaning he could code everything himself). While having no experience creating things in the real world so he would have needed to get people to help do everything with setting up the hunt. Then he would have had to kill them all to make sure that no one told people where the eggs were. Finally, travel in the real is extremely dangerous and expensive; and sure travel in the Oasis isn't cheap and safe either; but it's so much cheaper and safer than real world travel in the book's universe. So a real world egg hunt would have given an even bigger advantage to companies and rich individuals.
One of the ABSOLUTE BEST! Sad, you didn't mention, that the love-story was 08/15 Hollywood. And even though the guy was spending almost all of his free time in the game, he was built like body-builder.
That's one of the key flaws of ALL of Cline's books (RP1, RP2, Armada...). His main character just so happens to have mastered every single thing that the plot's challenges require, unless the plot requires him to have a gap in that otherwise godlike and encyclopedic skillset or knowledge just long enough for him to somehow overcome that with his godlike and encyclopedic knowledge or skillset. It's fun the first couple times, and then it just gets tedious.
The Flash TV show. Indiana Jones. Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. Avatar The Last Airbender. Please do Pitch Meetings for those movies. Thank you Ryan! Your videos are *TIGHT! Thanks for liking my comment!
I think IOI wanted to do more with the Oasis than just add product placement. I think they wanted to make it pay to play which would make it harder for people's Oasis jobs. It's been a while though, so I don't remember if that was the case lol.
The movie did such a horrible job at world building that the bad guys didn't even come across as bad guys. Like, I0I were so horrible in the book because they were basically if Google and the Kremlin had a baby. If you owed them money, they could literally put you into indentured servitude. I0I didn't want to just put ads, they wanted to make the Oasis a subscription based that only the elites could play it. There is so much more to this, but all in all. The movie was horrendous.
LoL. I wish games were just monetized with subscription fees. Free to play games are in reality pay to win. Real life companies are so much worse than this fictional villain company sounds.
GREAT STUFF! I sat through this thing with a friend. Neither of us left because we thought the OTHER wanted to see it. Wish I had my $8.50 and 140 minutes back. On the way home, we tried to think of something good to say about the movie, and we couldn't, but we agreed there were too many explosions.
I cracked up every time pitch guy derails executive guy's valid line of questioning with an appeal to pop culture and executive guy responded 'That is tight! Wait, what were we talking about?'
Searched for ready player one and this vid came up amongst others, after 10 seconds I nearly went back, I am so glad I watched the whole thing, subscribing now due to that being so amazing
They couldn't just take of their headsets because if they get killed in the VR world they would lose all their digital coins they had collected over months and years.
They must be very thankful they never experienced a power outage or a bad internet connection in the stacks. Super stable slum infrastructure is tight!
@@noone36101 In the books, if I recall correctly, you couldn't just take off your VR headset if you were under attack or in a fight. If you did that, your character would just freeze and you could get easily killed, this was so taking off your headset wouldn't allow people to run away from fights. You had to find a safe place and then you could log off. Man I remember more about the book than I thought
I loved the book, but hated the movie. Spielberg should take a lesson from Ridley Scott's "The Martian". THAT's how you turn a great book into a great movie. You actually follow the story that's in the book.
4:48 WB executive: but instead of Tuesdays and Thursdays why not just tell people to moderately play the game? Like maybe the game itself tracks how many hours you play and gives you a reminder to turn it off and live in the real world for a while. Screenwriter: .... Hey, remember Akira?? WB Executive: Yeah! I love Akira! Why?? Screenwriter: Also in the movie! WB Executive: Ah that's great, what was I talking about again? Screenwriter: No idea, but I was still thinking about casting the 2 main leads WB Executive: Oh, are we going to cast slightly less attractive actors than the other leads from Dystopian teen drama/action movies? You know, since the 2 main love interests aren't actually that confident in real life? Screenwriter: Nah I was thinking about Tye Sheridan and Olivia Cooke WB Executive: Ah, changing the personalities of two main characters is TIGHT!
Actually in the book it's explained why when the characters are in danger they can't just take off their headset because when your headset is taken off it takes a few seconds for your avatar to dematerialize so you can be killed in those few seconds so just taking off your headset doesn't work
This is true for some existing games . In Diablo III, for exampe, your character can die when you disconnect, because it takes time to quit. And I think in some games ping also might be a reason. Many of the book features were not explained in movie. The book itself hardly a best-seller, but it makes some sense. Movie just looses most of it.
"In the book" annnndddd you've already lost the argument. The audience shouldn't have to read the book for a movie's plot hole. Also, the book was bad. In a sane world it'd have been titled "Wikipedia: The Novel" given the chapter length explanations of every freaking game featured in the plot.
@@ChristophBrinkmann I wasn't necessarily defending the movie by explaining something from the book and as for your critique of the book while it may be tedious for someone who already knew about all that stuff for me and many others it was our first introduction to a lot of things from 80s culture I may never have heard of war games robotron or the final level of Pac-Man the book for me has acted as baby's first cyberpunk as well as helping to define my musical tastes. Sorry for the rambling reply but the book is pretty special to me so I get pretty up in arms defending it
If you think about it, most of history sounds like a bad movie pitch. "Okay, we got this guy Hitler who attacks the British Empire." "Wow, that's the biggest empire in the world. Guess that's going to take up all his attention." "No, then he attacks the Soviet Union too." "Wow, that's the biggest country in the world. Guess now he's going to stop collecting enemies." "No, then he declares war on the United States too." "Wow, that's the most powerful economy in the world. So how is he going to fight all three at once? Is he going to build an atomic bomb or something?" "No, he cancels his atomic bomb program in the middle of the war." "So is he going to build advanced aircraft?" "No, his head of the air force believes that piston planes are superior to jet planes." "Germany has lots of Jewish scientists, so will he ask for their help?" "Uh, not exactly . . . . "
If a new racing game launches, typically the third guy tries going backwards even if it's not a circular arena, especially if it is not a circular arena
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
**Meant Samantha, not Olivia... WHOOPSY!
WOOPS!
Making whooopsy is tight..
Don't worry, it's barely an inconvenience.
Fair enough😁
Screen Rant getting names wrong is TIGHT
*Casually avoiding questions about plot holes and problems in a film with references to pop culture is tight.*
That oddly sums up the movie pretty well
Well it is super easy and barely an inconvenience.
I feel like this technique should become a general theme for 2019. How to avoid any embarassing situation and quickly shift the focus to your advantage! XD
Congrats 1k.
*Cad bane is tight*
This was literally the most logical executive guy there's ever been.
...Hey, you know Back to the Future?
@@willvgo2950 yeah I know back to the future
@@andrewoxford1322 it's in this movie
"Wow Wow.What was I talking about again?"
@@klivickis nothing sir
"The antagonist only cares about money"
"Oh I like this guy!"
🤣🤣🤣
It reminds me of a JackSepticEye video where he’s yet again complaining about everyone else’s greed. Then the 6th or 7th add in the video shows up and he had two five minute segments where he advertised merch. He’s a real down to earth guy and all but still.
it’s funny how people say it’s ok when they do something but evil when others do it.
@@ConnanTheCivilized Yeah how dare people like getting that stuff that let's you get whatever you want
me to. Money is my favorite thing
@@ProjektTaku me too, but I hate it when other people have it instead
I like how Executive guy nearly breaks Pitch guy in this one with his "do it in the real world" objection.
The reason this real world stuff makes no sense is easy: none of it was in the book!
you should see him break pitch guy in toy story
@@LordAnublz As if that stopped movies from adding in stuff that wasn't in the book.
@@LordAnublz Yeah, the book's message was about the importance of relationships, not to mire oneself in solitude, and how the virtual world can help people form bonds regardless of distance or social backgrounds and makes no difference on how honest and genuine these friendships can be. Instead Hollywood decided to go with some kind of boomer friendly, stereotype-validating "spending everyday playing video games is bad lol". I'm sad Ernest Cline didn't veto that.
Help I wanna like this but 666 likes so someone gotta unlike for me to like
"So won't EA sue us for showing them as greedy evil tyrants?"
"Nah, We're changing their name to IOI"
"Changing names to prevent legal action is Tight!"
DingbatToast What's hilarious is IOI is also the name of a real studio
@@spencers5898 you're talking about IO interactive. The HITMAN guys right?
Mariophreak Yes. Just for clarity's sake, I'm not trying to slight them. I love Hitman.
@@spencers5898 So do I. I love HITMAN and i think they are a great company.
Not sure how its EA is IOI?
If I was producing a movie costing tens of millions of dollars, hiring Ryan as test audience or even as a script editor would be an excellent investment☝️
I'm convinced that they're doing Ford Pinto math when they make movies: so many percentage of people will hate it and it will underperform, but we don't want to invest the extra money to be sure that fewer people hate it (or that anybody loves it).
It wouldn't be an excellent investment. Lol. Movies are to make money not be logically consistent or anything like that.
Hiring script editors is TIGHT.
He does good rubber duck debugging.
They know their movies don’t makes sense
"So why are they going to fall in love?"
"They're the main characters."
"Oh okay"
*Every book about teenagers in a nutshell*
Almost every movie ever tbh
They should just rename the YA genre "Welcome to the Rebellion" tbh
R.l. stine
To be fair..... the book is the same way
Honestly. I was like that as teenager. Not that unrealistic
I don't think I've ever played an online racing game where there wasn't someone going backwards
That was me. Sorry about that
@@yamabushi170 I was behind you
Can't go backwards in Enduro!
Sorry. I was learning to drive
filip___ someone used to troll me by doing that the entire race
"It's OK when we do it." This applies to literally every movie from any major Hollywood studio that preaches about evil, greedy corporations.
don't forget the politician.
Because it’s super easy, barely a inconvenience 😂 sorry
Not just that, but racism, sexism, any other ism, and just about any other moral grandstand they try to make
Well it's "Evil" because it would be competition for them. If they make everyone believe it's "Evil" then no one will try and take their throne:-)
Ferngully comes to mind especially.
I work at a call center. Today a customer called in and asked if something I was asking them to do would be difficult. Of course, my response was, "It'll be super easy; barely an inconvenience!"
Kyle knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so he lied.
The caller never got the reference. He kept calling angrily, asking why Kyle had told him it'd be easy when it wasn't. Kyle responding with "whoops" or "I don't know" or asking him to get all the way off his back about it only seemed to make the caller angrier.
His boss had a stern talk with him about the recurring problems. His why-question being correctly answered "Because" didn't evoke the expected "Fair enough" response.
It is a mad world we live in, where people don't know references to Ryan George's Pitch Meetings series.
Kyle got fired from his job. But he returned to his former office, did a backflip, snapped the bad guy's neck and saved the day.
The murder sentence was unjustified. Kyle got thrown into solitary confinement in one of the securest prisons in the United States. Escaping from there was impossible.
Actually, it was super-easy, barely an inconvenience, so now Kyle is back among the living, carrying Pitch Meeting quotes to the uneducated and improving their silly ignorant lives.
_The end._
@@onkelpappkov2666 plz write a book
@@onkelpappkov2666 One small correction. He wasn't thrown into a prison, he was put in a room.
@Onkel Pappkov The Pitch Meeting Reference Movie
And what did they respond to this with just the question or did they notice that was Pitch meeting reference
Damn these people own every movie company
and the exact same guy keeps pitching them
You mean Disney?
Which guys?? There are different guys for each pitch meeting. Are you blind?
@@simbarashemawere9141 I'm talking about Ryan
@@aidanbarnes4290 Who? These are different people every video.
Iron Giant movie: Iron Giant doesn't want to be a weapon.
This movie: The Iron Giant is a weapon.
Facepalm.
Only in the movie... its only a passing reference in the book... the giant bots in the book are much mor obscure... the book fills in most if not all the plot holes too..
Well he was a killer robot whether he wanted to be or not. He was clearly designed for battle. He even survived being at ground 0 of a hydrogen bomb, though he was severely inconvenienced by it, what with all his parts separating from each other and getting scattered around the planet.
@@medexamtoolscom Plus he wasn't the only Iron Giant.
I think Aech made it custom.
@@medexamtoolscom Right, but one of the big reasons everyone hated IOI was because they didn’t understand the reason behind why the Oasis and other media was popular, only that it was, but then the good guys use a character in a way that contradicts what he was in his story. It’s just hypocritical
"What about people who can only play on Tuesdays and Thursdays?"
"Screw them"
Honestly one of my top ten quotes from this series.
Very harsh.
screwing people is tight!
I was just about to write this exact thing!
Rewatching these vids and getting surprised by all the great forgotten humor is tight!
@@TheShananagan screwing people is super easy, barely an inconvenience :)
There are other logistical issues with that plan as well. Is that Tuesdays and Thursdays Cleveland time? So wouldn't that just mean people in certain parts of the world would have an advantage by playing at more convenient times? Or would it be the entirety of Tuesdays and Thursdays across the whole globe? Which would actually mean it would technically stretch from half-way through Monday to half-way through Friday depending on where you lived.
"what about the players who can play only in Tuesdays and Thursdays!"
"Screw them"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
How I feel about Pokémon go raids
@matt murdock well all the raids are from like 7am to 7pm. But I did most of my play time at night. So raids were the one things I can’t really do.
Also, how does that stuff work with regards to time zones? When it's 1:00 AM on a Thursday in Tokyo, it's 1:00 PM on a Wednesday in Buenos Aires.
@@Stamboul
....
Hey do you like power rangers?
Because we have power rangers in this thing.
RUclips: we better run infomercials telling everyone up past 11 PM that something is wrong with them. Yup. That’ll be good for business for sure.
Wow wow wow wow!
The only reason anyone is subscribed is probably cause of this series
Trust me 😂😂😂 we all agreed
Wait what over series do they have?
Yup
Guilty as charged.
You can unsubscribe and follow the super easy barely an inconvenience playlist
When I was a kid we had a NASCAR racing game and the first thing I did was go backwards so I could ram the other cars head-on every lap
Ram the other cars head- on is tight!
Yup! Cause going left the entire time was super boring.
I don't think that qualifies as "head on".
We played Nascar two player. One of us went forward, and the other went backwards all the time.
Also, it took me a few days before going backwards in DKC 2's Rickety Race level
@@Yasviele but the cars would wreck, wouldn't that make it harder to win?
It almost annoys me how much I love these videos. Same format formula, similar jokes, and yet... still very clever and fun. 😄
When he mentioned that the easter eggs should have been in the real world the screenwriter looked like he was questioning every decision he had ever made lmao
Hey, remember the Iron Giant?
"Yeah I rember it!"
@@klivickis "Well, he's in this movie."
Wow,Wow,Wow.What was I talking about again?
Facing critics must be super annoying, totally an inconvenience.
"Don't look at me. This almost impossible to notice scar makes a me a hideous monster."
"Don't worry. I can see past your face and right onto your tiddies."
_True love ensues._
Prince Zuko would have zero sympathy for her.
In the book its a super noticeable birth mark... they changed a piss ton....
@@chandlerweirich1905 Well that's annoying. I didn't know there was a book.
I mean at least they didn’t make her klutzy this time
Hey what about that scene where the evil executive guy is trying to persuade the main character that he is a geek and relatable too but is actually just being fed lines by someone else which is basically the whole movie
"They gang up with three others in the virtual world and are later called the High Five."
"Creative."
"Then they must gang up in the real world to save Olivia/Samantha from the IOI headquarters."
"Wow, four poor kids, who never met and may literally live anywhere on the entire planet, must find a way to travel to the IOI headquarters? That journey alone could fill an entire movie!"
"Nah, it's actually super-easy, barely an inconvenience."
"Wha-- how so?!"
"They all live in the same city, not far from the IOI headquarters."
"Are you kidding me?! My internet buddies, the ones I really clicked with, always lived hundreds of miles away. That't the greatest thing about the internet: you can find the coolest people in the entire world, not just the ass-clowns who happen to live near you. It's simply not authentic to--"
"Remember the DeLorean from Back to the Future?"
Excellent!
The DeLorean from Back to the Future is TIGHT!!!!
Of all the things I wasn’t a fan of. Was very much how everyone was easily so close to each other.
😂😂
They were very separated in the book... The two brothers lived in Japan.
Sees a normal SR video:
😒
Sees a Pitch Meeting:
😍
Same!
Literally the only thing I watch of SR now😂
Pitch meetings are tight!
Facts
I can’t believe SR didn’t love this comment. Seems like it’d be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
in the book, if you unplugged your avatar was left vulnerable for 60 seconds
I do not know the book, but it is pretty easy to solve that problem: If you unplug before you are in a safe spot or completed a level, your character is going to die with all the money. So nobody wants or can let that happen since most existences are related to the OASIS nowadays. So unplugging would render them useless against the bad guys and so they do not do that. Pretty simple mechanic that would just explain it all and very close to real video games too.
@@ContinuumGaming Exactly even the part where he mentions that the game has an "inconsistent gameplay and controllers" isn't even a plot hole or an issue itself since there's videos games with different gameplay and modes to enjoy also some can allow different controllers especially true in PC so a MMORPG VR game with tons of modes, MODS and event could offer these types of "inconsistent gameplay".
@@bobonox4233 It’s basically like modern VR tho. You could buy an omnidirectional treadmill and play on that or stand still and use joysticks or physically move around and (if your play space isn’t big enough) occasionally bump into things
@@iDrexcy Yeah but I mean... RUNNING IN THE STREETS with a VR set on. Come on !
@@MrKraignos running in the streets with a vr set on is Tight!
"Hey remember (insert pop culture reference here)?" 😂
Oh yeah I remember (reference)!
[Forgets about the last gaping plot hole]
Pop culture refrences are tight
Insert pop culture reference here is tight
I Memba😂🤘
That makes me nostalgic for past jokes about nostalgia.
I'm start to watch these pitch meetings instead of the movies.. saves a lot of time and it's usually more fun to watch.. it's enough to satisfy my curiosity about the movies.
Me too.
Saved me from watching this one. I had no interest in Nostalgia the movie.
Same.
Same
Same. I've boycotted hollywood's laziness and replaced it with these videos.
The pop culture moments in this vid are great. "Hey remember the Iron Giant?"
"Yeah I remember the Iron Giant! What was I talking about?"
Do you remember those South Park creatures. Yeah I ‘member. He ‘members.
Later when I was asked if South Park is still funny.... I don’t remember.
@@ConnanTheCivilized Cartman's social distance song was funny, so points for that I guess?
"Batman is TIGHT!" These words were destined to be spoken together in a sentence since the dawn of time.
@Lost Aquarian oh myyy, shots were fired
I read it as he said it 😂 and this is your 400th Like
Joel Schumacher's motto.
Is this anyone else’s favorite part of screen rant
Yes
+Juliana It's the only part worth watching...
It is Everyone's favourite.
Definitely the best thing ever.
pitch meeting is tight
I just binge watched a bunch of these, and definitely my favorite is "Wow, wowwowwow, wow" and it's many variants.
Hey uh, that doesent make se-
You know bat man?
I love batman!
Batman is tight!
@@isakr940 Thaynk Yu foor mayking sertain everibody useis korrect speeling!...
@@DustinBarlow8P lol
Dustin Barlow tou speild everything wrong tou dumbasd
It's BATMA'AM.
These are so good this is the only reason I subscribed super Easy barely an inconvenience
Agreed
Subs are TYTE!
Same. The only thing I watch on SR.
ditto
Saying "super easy barely an inconvenience" is tight
I like how logical Executive guy is being, and then when screenwriter guy says that Wade talks to the dead Halliday without explanation, executive guy doesn't even bat an eye.
I use "super easy, barely an inconvenience" everyday and no one knows that I got it from here.
No worries buddy I use it everyday too and people just assume something is, "super easy barely an inconvenience"
Kevin it would be sometime before everyone does
Fair enough. Saying "super easy barely an inconvenience" is tight.
So it mean we don't live next door like all those caracters in the movie. Seem it was super easy.
Mr.E same
I'd like to see a Pitch for Casablanca or any old black and white movie. Also have the meeting appropriately dated with grainy B/W visuals and both Ryan's dressed and speaking old time for the meeting. That would be *TIGHT!*
Sads this needs to happen!!!
So it must be pretty tough to outwit the Nazis.
Actually super easy barely an inconvenience. He just hides the letters in Sam's piano.
So why are Bogie and Bergman in love?
Because they're the main characters.
That works.
Oh yeah that would be cool
This is a fun idea!
That "BLEH" at the beginning 0:10 is one of my favourite reaction from Pitch Meetings.
Ryan should become a screenwriter for movie studios
His boss Ryan won't let him
Very different creating a story than critizing it.
Why would they hire him? Finding flaws is a lot easier than writing the script yourself. And the studios dont need perfect scripts, because enough people will eat it up anyway.
If Ryan actually worked for the movie studios, they would destroy his individuality and he would become one of them.
What about a pitch meeting for the last airbender movie??
The movie or the show?
Because both will be great.
@@magic75450
The show is amazing I was referring to the movie everyone hates
@@eylonaharon6560
I love the show as well.
I just meant it would be interesting to see their pitch meeting for that. But that show is so great it would probably be better to do one for the movie.
@@magic75450
Agree
@@eylonaharon6560 i don't hate it I fibd it barely inconvenient
"What about people who can only play on tuesdays and thrusdays?"
"SCREW 'EM"
"Very harsh"
XDXD
Some other company will make a billion dollars by being open Tues and Thurs.
The thing about the haptic suit making you feel pain when you otherwise wouldn't actually really bothered me too! The only situation in which the haptic suit would be remotely advantageous is for mature audiences only.
If we're talking real applications of haptic suits, there are a number of reasons they could be useful, though any "pain" indications would be minimal as in more of a nudge instead of actual pain. There was a special I watched about one in development that the person could feel the virtual breeze that had been programmed. This could be useful for greater immersion and other avenues for sensory input like texture, resistance, ... and of course the mature content you mention.
Oh man, mature audiences are TIGHT.
Same with the book Eye of Minds... it too has fancy VR suits that make you feel pain, and the whole book I was wondering why on earth they never took them off?
In the book, pain could be optionally turned off. The advantage from the suit was, obviously you could use it for pleasure, but it also gave a sense of surrounding and immersion. You could better tell if someone was behind you, feel a tap on the shoulder, feel like you were actually holding something, etc. The Oasis was posed as an alternative to reality, where people went to thoroughly escape their real lives.
Hey remember the Iron Giant?
The Oasis isn’t a game, it’s a virtual world that contains, well a lot of games. But some people get their entire education inside Oasis schools, people work inside of it, shop, do just about everything really, and it’s FREE for anyone to access. IOI was going to completely monetize it, effectively cutting off the Oasis to the lower classes. The movie did a poor job of explaining how integral Oasis was to a society that had fallen quite low.
Hey you remember King Kong?????
Yeah, I remember King Kong.
What was David talking about?
David MacKay and yet on Tuesdays and Thursday's it's shut off now
I don't know. Yeah anyways....
This guy is spot on! I remember reading the Ernest Cline book and thinking he's just stuck a load of 80's pop culture references in there to target the big dogs in Hollywood and the leaders of cgi/3D animation. A plan well executed.
Pitch meeting > Honest Trailers
Fight me
Nobody will.
@@DonEnzone should've just left the comment thread empty
@@daymi7300 nah, he's got a point
@@HUNKragor okay
i'll just have joseph fight you with hamon
Distracting your boss is tight
Not that hard to do, in fact it's super easy, barely an inconvenience!
No wonder we geeks are now in charge.
So, remember Smaug from The Hobbit? I’m definitely not distracting you right now.
Buying my wife's Christmas present at the jewellers today, I was able to walk straight in and point at the item I wanted, as I had browsed previously.
The shop assistant instantly gave the cue, "Well, that was easy..." - you just know my reply.
Started watching Pitch Meetings yesterday. Already cannot wait for my next opportunity to use a catchphrase.
Opportunities are TIGHT!!
As well as ad's everywhere, IOI was also going to charge for access to the oasis.
The reason they don't just "unplug" is that they would lose their character, its stats and any inventory they might have at the time. Players would have to start from scratch, Most people had been playing for years and wouldn't want to do that.
The book is way better than the movie.
Do you have any idea how long I had to scroll and how much I had to read to find someone who made this comment so that I could be spared from repeating somebody?!
That being said, yes and thank you!
No checkpoints?
Not really, you'd have to be in a non PVP world in order to be completely safe if I remember correctly.
@@gmah26 So it only matters if you "combat log"?
For the people who don't understand, if we take off our visors, our avatars would be stuck for a 1-5 minutes and we wouldn't be able to protect ourselves and if we are in a PvP zone then someone could kill us which would lead to the eradication of our avatar and stats and the items and the money we spent would be gone and we would have to start from scratch. The book is a LOT better and different from the movie, so read that first.
Hiding the Easter eggs in the game reminds me of when kids shows have commercials telling kids play for 60 minutes a day, followed by all their favorite shows coming up for the next 8 hours.
Celebrity messages: “Hey kids back in the day I did X and now I’m a millionaire with a hot wife and pretty much above the law so you shouldn’t do it.”
My father’s advice : “Don’t beat up your friends when they ignore you” even though it never affected him negatively.
Jacksepticeye says that too. He also says, “Disruptive advertising is bad.” He uses an average of six adds or more per video, then spends minutes talking about his own merch in the video. Even subtracting charitable donations Jacksepticeye is one of the two fastest wealth growers in the entire British Isles.
Portal the video game: “Go outside and play.”. But here’s a hook for all the other games in our series. And some DLC.
It’s what I call the Harry Potter/Spiderman conundrum. You use a main character, grandma, or celebrity to get people to pay attention to your message. Then the character does/did things.
Now the audience either:
A: (no longer respects/empathizes with celebrity) or
B: (wants to do it themselves.)
PS I can’t spell. Sorry.
"Pop Culture references are tight!" - he ain't lying.
LOL...oh brother where art thou!
He didn’t mention the fact that the woman who had raised was LITERALLY MURDERED
and getting over it was super easy barely an inconvenience
He hated her. He didnt feel angry emotions toward her
She didn't really raised him and was always mean to him... I don't think that he was that sad, he was more shocked because they really killed people for a key xD
Wait, what woman and where?
@@BD-cb9mn His aunt
Lydia Norrington she was a little nicer in the movie than the book. She was a major B**** in the book. They give the cops the evidence about her in both.
These are the new Honest Trailers and unlike Honest Trailers which used to be funny, these are actually hilarious! XD
I thought I was the only one who thought they aren't funny anymore
Let's just hope they keep the quality
@@Codemanlex
I knew the situation was bad when the Infinity War honest trailer wasn't so funny.
Honest trailers lost the edge. I mean look at Solo one, they couldn't even shred new asshole to that one.
Yeah, also it feels like they go a bit too hard on DC, but let Marvel off pretty easy (Thor Ragnarok Honest Trailer vs. Justice League Honest Trailer)
"His suit lets him get virtually kicked in the balls and feel the pain in real life"
ROTFLMFAO oh technology has come a long way :D
Man.. THIS series is one of the best things RUclips can offer..
Why are they in love? Because they are the main characters.
literally every movie's main characters right now
Gotcha
He usually says because they're both attractive. I was confused for a second. Must be watching to many of these. XD
@@Kattywagon29 I think that's the joke, since at least one of them has a big ugly birthmark.
Junambo QCG It's not that ugly.
This is one of my favourite pitch meeting videos so far! (Found the series yesterday and have been bingeing it) It's extra funny since half the plotholes in the film are covered in the book and could have been easy fixes (Like this thing with people running around while playing, just have them sit down) Not looking forward to the sequel though...
Is there a shirt I can get that says super easy barely an inconvenience?
Officially from Screenrant or one made?
Hopefully it will be super easy, barely an inconvenience
Yes all over, just google it
Would be cool if somewhere on the shirt in smaller letters are the words "This shirt is tight"
Or "Pitch meetings are tight!"
It's amazing that you put more thought into these than the film makers ever did. :)
the bad guy trying to take over a video game/gaming platform someone else made *and* trying to put ads into video games is exactly what Microsoft and Electronic Arts are trying to do this year, the movie was so ahead of its time!
4:40 my face when I realize the CEO just made the whole plot of the movie (and even the book, which I thought was impossible) better by 200 percent.
Madwurst I don't agree about the book being improved; because what Haliday cared most about was getting people to love what he loved. That was his goal. Sure he was worried about people spending too much time in the Oasis, but I don't think he cared nearly as much about that as introducing people to all the things that he loved most in the world.
Furthermore, he was a brilliant game designer (meaning he could code everything himself). While having no experience creating things in the real world so he would have needed to get people to help do everything with setting up the hunt. Then he would have had to kill them all to make sure that no one told people where the eggs were.
Finally, travel in the real is extremely dangerous and expensive; and sure travel in the Oasis isn't cheap and safe either; but it's so much cheaper and safer than real world travel in the book's universe. So a real world egg hunt would have given an even bigger advantage to companies and rich individuals.
I'm jealous of Ryan's hair.
There, I've admitted it. Now get all the way off my back about it.
I’m jealous of those sky blue eyes
OK, I'll make sure to get right off that thing...
His beard and glasses are super tight.
@@gillianc592 Don't his eyes hurt? And if the beard is tight, how can he expand the lower jaw to form form words?
One of the ABSOLUTE BEST!
Sad, you didn't mention, that the love-story was 08/15 Hollywood.
And even though the guy was spending almost all of his free time in the game, he was built like body-builder.
for real, these pitch meetings are one of the great contents here on youtube. just can't get enough of this.
Having read the book, “super easy, barely an inconvenience” can basically describe all of the events of Ready Player One.
That's one of the key flaws of ALL of Cline's books (RP1, RP2, Armada...). His main character just so happens to have mastered every single thing that the plot's challenges require, unless the plot requires him to have a gap in that otherwise godlike and encyclopedic skillset or knowledge just long enough for him to somehow overcome that with his godlike and encyclopedic knowledge or skillset. It's fun the first couple times, and then it just gets tedious.
Your comment should be on the dust cover of the book.
@@jeffbaer5851 Ernest Cline strikes me as conflict averse.
..so I completed Pac Man with a perfect score...
@@steve16384 🤣
Parzival getting all three keys:
SUPER EASY BARELY INCONVENIENT
The Flash TV show.
Indiana Jones.
Charlie and The Chocolate Factory.
Avatar The Last Airbender.
Please do Pitch Meetings for those movies. Thank you Ryan! Your videos are *TIGHT!
Thanks for liking my comment!
Rad Callum you mean tv shows and movies
Yes! He totally should!
3:27 when he just nods for a full second... "Hey you know 'The Shining'?"
I think IOI wanted to do more with the Oasis than just add product placement. I think they wanted to make it pay to play which would make it harder for people's Oasis jobs. It's been a while though, so I don't remember if that was the case lol.
The movie did such a horrible job at world building that the bad guys didn't even come across as bad guys. Like, I0I were so horrible in the book because they were basically if Google and the Kremlin had a baby. If you owed them money, they could literally put you into indentured servitude. I0I didn't want to just put ads, they wanted to make the Oasis a subscription based that only the elites could play it. There is so much more to this, but all in all. The movie was horrendous.
@@finalfant111 That's why I'm glad I haven't read the book, because I liked the movie. It helps that Christine was it.
LoL. I wish games were just monetized with subscription fees. Free to play games are in reality pay to win. Real life companies are so much worse than this fictional villain company sounds.
I need "Super easy! Barely an inconvenience!" on a T-Shirt! XD
There's already a T-shirt! Google Ryan George's website for it.
Olivia was the name of the actress. In the movie her character's name was Samantha.
Alec Rodriguez hey remember Chucky... Yeah he's in it too!
Whoopsie
GREAT STUFF! I sat through this thing with a friend. Neither of us left because we thought the OTHER wanted to see it. Wish I had my $8.50 and 140 minutes back. On the way home, we tried to think of something good to say about the movie, and we couldn't, but we agreed there were too many explosions.
"Hey remember [that pop culture thing]?" is now my go-to excuse to win any argument.
Seems pretty close to Whataboutism, but instead of vaguely known stuff you reference stuff everyone likes, so that makes you a good person.
I cracked up every time pitch guy derails executive guy's valid line of questioning with an appeal to pop culture and executive guy responded 'That is tight! Wait, what were we talking about?'
"And then the good guys hack the bad guys rig"
"Is that hard?"
"No, super easy, barely an inconvenience"
Searched for ready player one and this vid came up amongst others, after 10 seconds I nearly went back, I am so glad I watched the whole thing, subscribing now due to that being so amazing
Can you please do Percy Jackson?? You know those gods-awful movies that the author loathes so much? Yeah those 😂
Oh my gosh yes; i watched the first one for 15 mins...it was so bad :(
@@calypsoc3630 it really wasn't that awful. At least compared to the second one.
I really enjoyed the first one... Before I read the books
Let’s all start commenting for this to be made on every new pitch meeting video!
Yeah
"The book part?"
"Beh!"
Gold
They couldn't just take of their headsets because if they get killed in the VR world they would lose all their digital coins they had collected over months and years.
They must be very thankful they never experienced a power outage or a bad internet connection in the stacks. Super stable slum infrastructure is tight!
correct me if i am wrong but that was in the books only right?
@@noone36101 I don't remember-- my biggest hangup watching the movie is the Curator. THAT'S NOT HOW WADE GOT THE EXTRA LIFE.
@@noone36101 In the books, if I recall correctly, you couldn't just take off your VR headset if you were under attack or in a fight. If you did that, your character would just freeze and you could get easily killed, this was so taking off your headset wouldn't allow people to run away from fights. You had to find a safe place and then you could log off.
Man I remember more about the book than I thought
I loved the book, but hated the movie. Spielberg should take a lesson from Ridley Scott's "The Martian". THAT's how you turn a great book into a great movie. You actually follow the story that's in the book.
It took 8 years to make AND it’s still nothing like the book. What is Hollywood doing...
I couldn't get last the first 20 mins. The book was way better
Woah buddy I'm gonna need you to get all the way off Ryan's back
@@Bigcashmoney12 the book is trash lol
@@ptaramson1553 Did you like the movie?
Hollywood is to busy going Woke like self destruct.
"Why do they fall in love?"
"Because they are the main characters"
"Gotcha!"
That is a rather annoying trope.
Every time you say “IOI”, I hear “Why oh Why”
4:48
WB executive: but instead of Tuesdays and Thursdays why not just tell people to moderately play the game? Like maybe the game itself tracks how many hours you play and gives you a reminder to turn it off and live in the real world for a while.
Screenwriter: ....
Hey, remember Akira??
WB Executive: Yeah! I love Akira! Why??
Screenwriter: Also in the movie!
WB Executive: Ah that's great,
what was I talking about again?
Screenwriter: No idea, but I was still thinking about casting the 2 main leads
WB Executive: Oh, are we going to cast slightly less attractive actors than the other leads from Dystopian teen drama/action movies? You know, since the 2 main love interests aren't actually that confident in real life?
Screenwriter: Nah I was thinking about Tye Sheridan and Olivia Cooke
WB Executive: Ah, changing the personalities of two main characters is TIGHT!
Ramiro Belmares nobody listens to reminders. Have you ever watched Netflix?
do one for scott pilgrim vs the world please
Except that movie was good
Actually in the book it's explained why when the characters are in danger they can't just take off their headset because when your headset is taken off it takes a few seconds for your avatar to dematerialize so you can be killed in those few seconds so just taking off your headset doesn't work
This is true for some existing games . In Diablo III, for exampe, your character can die when you disconnect, because it takes time to quit. And I think in some games ping also might be a reason.
Many of the book features were not explained in movie. The book itself hardly a best-seller, but it makes some sense. Movie just looses most of it.
"In the book" annnndddd you've already lost the argument. The audience shouldn't have to read the book for a movie's plot hole.
Also, the book was bad. In a sane world it'd have been titled "Wikipedia: The Novel" given the chapter length explanations of every freaking game featured in the plot.
@@ChristophBrinkmann I wasn't necessarily defending the movie by explaining something from the book and as for your critique of the book while it may be tedious for someone who already knew about all that stuff for me and many others it was our first introduction to a lot of things from 80s culture I may never have heard of war games robotron or the final level of Pac-Man the book for me has acted as baby's first cyberpunk as well as helping to define my musical tastes. Sorry for the rambling reply but the book is pretty special to me so I get pretty up in arms defending it
Love to see How I Met Your Mother 😀
Or Married With Children, Full/ER House, My Wife Kids, George Lopez, Home Improvement, or the Prince of bel air
Matt Parsons Buy the DVD then.
Yes i would love to watch them tear that overrated TV show a new one
Definitely my favorite episode of Pitch Meeting. So well written. So witty.
‘Makes a solid point and asks a good question ‘
“Hey you know Batman ?”
Lmao too funny
The more you think about this movie the less sense it makes.
Exactly
Sounds like most movies to be fair
If you think about it, most of history sounds like a bad movie pitch.
"Okay, we got this guy Hitler who attacks the British Empire."
"Wow, that's the biggest empire in the world. Guess that's going to take up all his attention."
"No, then he attacks the Soviet Union too."
"Wow, that's the biggest country in the world. Guess now he's going to stop collecting enemies."
"No, then he declares war on the United States too."
"Wow, that's the most powerful economy in the world. So how is he going to fight all three at once? Is he going to build an atomic bomb or something?"
"No, he cancels his atomic bomb program in the middle of the war."
"So is he going to build advanced aircraft?"
"No, his head of the air force believes that piston planes are superior to jet planes."
"Germany has lots of Jewish scientists, so will he ask for their help?"
"Uh, not exactly . . . . "
Alias Anybody yeah because you did not play the game
So read the book. A lot better
I'm so glad there's 100 of these I discovered this last night and I think I barely made a dent this is great
Idk why, but I love the way he says, “what?” at 2:44
"What about people who can play only on Tuesdays & Thursdays?"
Screw them!!
That killed me.😂
Me too 😂
Pop culture references are TIGHT!
What was I talking about?
If a new racing game launches, typically the third guy tries going backwards even if it's not a circular arena, especially if it is not a circular arena
Thank god I still haven't seen it. You just saved me 2 hours by giving me 5 mins of joy!
Don't you mean thank ZOD?
My favourite thing about these shorts are the objections from the boss lmao "because I don't wanna"
Pitch guy: You know the book ready player one
Boss: Yes?
Pitch guy: Well screw the book we’re just using the name
THIS
guys you lost a perfect opportunity to put a banner ad at 1:12 that doubles as a meta joke
I sat through Ready Player One recently JUST so that I could watch and enjoy this Pitch Meeting.
Oh, watching movies just to enjoy pitch meetings is TIGHT!
I Love When The Executive Guy
Asks Something And Pitch Guy Just Delivers A Pop Culture Reference
"The book part?"
"BLEEH!"
This is the 2nd time I'm watching this, why did that make cackle all over again?😂
It’s so true though that Hollywood producers make movie concepts wait years or decades for approval and then never bother to read the script.
That single noise is one of my favorite PM moments.
I made the going backwards point as I was watching the movie in theaters, I knew it was ridiculous and didn't make any sense.
This is what happens when adults make stories about videogames. They have no idea what it's really like.
My wife made that point when we saw it and she barely knows what a video game is...
I love these pitch videos because I get a deeper insight and appreciation for the dozens of movies I'll never watch.
Please do skyscraper
And talk about how nobody tried rescuing him but instead all stayed on the ground cheering him