I liked "The Patriot" (2000) with Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger. Looking back, I'm shocked he made a movie like that. We watched it in history class in High School.
Roland Emmerich is an interesting filmmaker. He seems to be the most comfortable making sci-fi disaster flicks but he’s at his best when he’s making non-sci-fi films like The Patriot, Anonymous, and Midway. I’d even put 10,000 BC up there. I consider that one of his more under appreciated movies. I wish he’d do more period piece/war films. His best disaster films are undeniably Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow.
Was anybody really thinking this would be good? Roland Emmerich hasn't made a good movie in a long time and this genre of ultimate destruction, has had its day.
Hooray for original sci fi movies! OK i wasn't expecting it be great but it ended up surprising me and I enjoyed it much more than I thought. Wait for it, that ending won me over
I really enjoyed the movie. It was not only visually impressive but the plot incorporated so many moon conspiracy theories, I found it very entertaining. The science fiction plot was amazing but everyone keeps overlooking it wanting it to be a drama and focus on the side characters for some reason. I watched for the science fiction aspect and was not let down.
One does not go to a Roland Emmerich sci-fi/disaster movie expecting an Oscar winner but how did this end up in theaters before Netflix? That said, being a fan of his stuff I'll definitely check it out when it goes digital
The John mentioned 2004´s The Day After Tomorrow was probably the last Roland E. movie that did have great special effects all around. Then it was a slippery slope downwards in SE quality.
@@elsergecruz I thought the twist was pretty creative honestly and that it explored great possibilities. Can't wait to get the blu-ray. Hopefully it'll be out by June.
The reviews of this are reminding me of Geostorm. I love disaster films and Geostorm, to me, looked awesome. But then when you went go see it... there wasn't even a Geostorm in it. EDIT: And I'm with Ray. I was actually very excited to see this but then I saw the trailer that revealed Aliens were involved and my excitement level dropped. I was hoping it was a natural disaster. Or maybe they built a space station on the Moon that messed with its orbit. Aliens just made it dull for me.
I just found Moonfall on streaming just after D+ day and over the weekend saw it and Thor L&T. I expected a b movie, but found it vastly more entertaining than Thor. I was curious how they would explain the moon crashing to earth and how they would save the world from it. About 2 hours of conspiracy theories, aliens, and super structures later I was left with an amused chuckle of brainless fun over a movie that didn't take itself too seriously, but had some emotionally touching moments.
I grew up watching The Great Poseidon Adventure and The Towering Inferno as a kid along with ID4. They all have one thing in common, great characters and interesting interactions between them. Sounds like this movie forgot that.
I’m going to skip Moonfall. I was never interested in seeing it. The last Roland Emmerich film that I enjoyed and cared about was White House Down back in 2013. The rest I didn’t like. I do like some of his older films like Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, and The Patriot. But his newer films does nothing for me. Great video. This was the funniest review I’ve watched on this channel.
I read the premise of the movie, and saw the trailers and my immediate thought was "Is this a spoof? I can't tell... I hope it's a spoof" It's a dumb idea on the order of one of the absolute worst TV series ever made: Space 1999. It also gave me Armageddon vibes, not a good thing for someone with a science education cuz to me, Armageddon was a travesty -- not the worst SF movie ever made. Not even the worst SF movie of the late 1990s (I give Independence Day that prize). But that's what I thought simply from the trailers. Apparently, my gut wasn't wrong.
I love these films unironically. These are the only types of films my father and I actually enjoy watching together,especially the Bay Transformers films.
I was literally hoping this film would be a story about how the moon just gets out of orbit and heading towards earth without that alien type thing. When I heard the title, that’s what I thought it would be but once I saw the trailer I felt disappointed. I’ll still give it a chance! My mindset on this film was the exact same as Ray.
Sounds like Emmerich is making films in an outdated style, which is stuck in the beginning of the 90's. When I watched independence day resurgence I was really disappointed, and sounds like he went for this again. Maybe he should start making different kind of films that is not action or sci-fi and make like an independent drama or a comedy, to find a modern perspective of film making so he could make this big blockbusters again in a better way.
They're like Netflix levels of 'meh' although occasionally NF has a few gems. It's just cookie cutter plotlines and basic acting. There has to be a hook to these, not just 'insert random global threat, cgi and alot of people screaming and panicking'
Agreed. I watched this movie and knew nothing of it. Enjoyed it very much and was so surprised when I looked up reviews and saw all the negativity. So many people unfortunately would rather wait to see what others think of a movie than just watching it themselves to find out how they would feel about it.
No one cared for this movie, then it came out and still no one cared to go see it, now it’s been out for a while and barley anyone even knows about it lol
It's been quite some time since I've been this disappointed in a film (Moonfall) so soon after being disappointed by another film "Eternals". Moonfall was BADDDD, really awful. When I found out Roland Emerich (the Hack director) was directing this I had a feeling a dread and I was correct. The theatre was more than half empty. I really felt bad for the beautiful Halle Berry - her character really had nothing to do until the very end and the writing was awful - Rob was spot on with his review.
Shame too because that concept is much more interesting than this film allows. There are massive questions and anomalies in reality, with our moon Luna, personally I do think it's artificial, there are so many anomalies that seem very difficult to explain unless you speculate that it may indeed be designed and constructed. Call me crazy, that just tells me you either haven't looked at the details or that you don't know what you're talking about. NASA discovered microbiology on Mars in 1976 - let the designer of the experiment explain it to you, Gil Levin, videos on RUclips exist where he explains it in great detail and why it not only was a positive result, but that NASA doesn't want the answer, publicly at least .
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“I go to the mall to get hotdogs on a stick. “ Bless Ray. What a legend. LMAO!!!!
So self aware and novel an answer and outta left field and it works lol
@@chrisb5243 he’s just saying that he’s a simple man with simple taste. No need for story integrity just give him the crispy CGI.
14:49 “I go to the mall just to get hot dog on a stick” -Ray Ora
I probably never would have heard of this movie if I didn’t watch John’s show
Yea same here
Because they split some truth in beginning
The Day After Tomorrow is easily Emmerich's best disaster movie and one the best overall in the genre.
So is this movie why good as the yes the day after tomorrow was really quite amazing saw it several times in the movie theatre
Yeah it surprised me and I usually think Roland Emmerich movies are terrible.
No i think 2012 is. Day after tomorrow sucks.
@@bootydaddy555 I take Day after Tomorrow over 2012 anyday.
@@nikunjdixit3225 No 2012 was better.
Ray is becoming the MVP of the show!! He's what Chumlee thinks he is on Pawn Stars!! 🤣🤣🤣 Xx
Plus he interacts with the audience in chat! What a cool dude
"The Chumlee of the show" 🤣🤣🤣
@@possessededdy5274 Nope!! Chumlee thinks he's funny!! Ray is actually funny without realising it!! Absolute legend!! Xx
This is the longest I've ever heard Ray talk, and I was pissing myself laughing the whole time 😂😂
I'm not the biggest Campea fan, but the whole vibe of the video is hirlarious and that "This movie's awful" fucking spoke to my soul lol
I liked "The Patriot" (2000) with Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger. Looking back, I'm shocked he made a movie like that. We watched it in history class in High School.
A Hollywood movie? Was shown in a history class??
@@GMCDBHOY my 10th grade history teacher played it in class as well
Patrick Wilson would be a good choice to play a live action Buzz Lightyear.
Roland Emmerich is an interesting filmmaker. He seems to be the most comfortable making sci-fi disaster flicks but he’s at his best when he’s making non-sci-fi films like The Patriot, Anonymous, and Midway. I’d even put 10,000 BC up there. I consider that one of his more under appreciated movies. I wish he’d do more period piece/war films. His best disaster films are undeniably Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow.
Completely agree, I remember going to ID2 with such expectations that crushed me by the time credits rolled.
Everyone talking about which Emmerich movies they like, seems to be forgetting that he made "The Patriot".
Okay, Ray's natural comedy is just unmatched!
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@@BananaMan311 why
Nah nah. Thanks man
God, Ray literally likes every movie. Seeing him trash this is sad.
Unless to too long. Poor lil’ Ray.
@@Mikey-em8hs *gently holds*
My movie taste level is "hot dog on a stick" as well lol
I spent the entire time laughing at the absurdity of every moment. 5 Hot dogs, please!
Was anybody really thinking this would be good? Roland Emmerich hasn't made a good movie in a long time and this genre of ultimate destruction, has had its day.
Seeing it in IMAX with a couple of my friends. I’m expecting to just laugh but that’s what I want
Ray has no business being this funny 🤣 dude has been spitting gold recently 😂
Did they at least provide the "Free Bagels" promised in the trailer?
Hooray for original sci fi movies! OK i wasn't expecting it be great but it ended up surprising me and I enjoyed it much more than I thought. Wait for it, that ending won me over
We need to get Patrick Wilson outta there. He's too good for this kinda shit
This review was hilarious! It made me hungry for a hot dog on a stick!
This was hilarious. Maybe if the movie had a secret weapon like hot dog on a stick.
Ray’s commentary made my day
Maybe my most anticipated review in the history of the channel, I’m not disappointed 😂
I wanna see Ray’s version of Moonfall
2004 is when The Day After Tomorrow came out.
I really enjoyed the movie. It was not only visually impressive but the plot incorporated so many moon conspiracy theories, I found it very entertaining. The science fiction plot was amazing but everyone keeps overlooking it wanting it to be a drama and focus on the side characters for some reason. I watched for the science fiction aspect and was not let down.
This is my favorite John Campea episode of all Time. Thanks to Ray! He got me eat some hot dogs.
One does not go to a Roland Emmerich sci-fi/disaster movie expecting an Oscar winner but how did this end up in theaters before Netflix? That said, being a fan of his stuff I'll definitely check it out when it goes digital
Roland has gone from making “fun dumb” films, to just “stupid dumb” ones.
Spider-Man No One Home must be the best thing you've ever said John 😂
The John mentioned 2004´s The Day After Tomorrow was probably the last Roland E. movie that did have great special effects all around. Then it was a slippery slope downwards in SE quality.
"This movie's awful." I was drinking coffee and literally started choking. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wanna see Ray’s version of Moonfall than I do the actual Moonfall
I'd pay good money to watch Ray's version of the movie
Hey!! 2012 is great!!!
Just saw it and I liked it. I can already see the hate comments coming to me.
Same here that ending totally won me over
@@elsergecruz I thought the twist was pretty creative honestly and that it explored great possibilities. Can't wait to get the blu-ray. Hopefully it'll be out by June.
I go to the mall just to get hot dog on a stick.
Kris casually mentioning a Dyson Sphere is hands down the coolest thing I've heard in a while.
Ray totally keeping it real. Free corn dogs and just blow stuff up and they would have had 9/10.
The Day After Tomorrow came out in May of 2004.
14:49 iconic
Ray is hilarious!
Y’all need to start putting some respect on the miniature work in old Godzilla films 😤😂
Day After Tomorrow, 2004.
Has anyone Googled whether lunar orbital misalignment can cause slot machines to hit jackpots?
Poor Ray gonna be in therapy getting over this! When I saw trailer thought it looked like a shitshow disaster
The first teaser was pretty intriguing but then they released two more and it started to look like utter shit.
The reviews of this are reminding me of Geostorm. I love disaster films and Geostorm, to me, looked awesome. But then when you went go see it... there wasn't even a Geostorm in it.
EDIT: And I'm with Ray. I was actually very excited to see this but then I saw the trailer that revealed Aliens were involved and my excitement level dropped. I was hoping it was a natural disaster. Or maybe they built a space station on the Moon that messed with its orbit. Aliens just made it dull for me.
I want hot dog on a stick now. Just walked out of moonfall. So many issue with it but I thought it was okay.
I love Ray. He’s too damn funny!
I just found Moonfall on streaming just after D+ day and over the weekend saw it and Thor L&T. I expected a b movie, but found it vastly more entertaining than Thor. I was curious how they would explain the moon crashing to earth and how they would save the world from it.
About 2 hours of conspiracy theories, aliens, and super structures later I was left with an amused chuckle of brainless fun over a movie that didn't take itself too seriously, but had some emotionally touching moments.
Now I really can't wait to see Moonfall 😆
And kudos to Rob for mentioning Stargate. That and ID4 are Emmerich's masterpieces
I went to a prescreening and left the movie after 30 minutes. During the 30 minutes I watched, I couldn't stop laughing at how bad the movie was.
I grew up watching The Great Poseidon Adventure and The Towering Inferno as a kid along with ID4. They all have one thing in common, great characters and interesting interactions between them. Sounds like this movie forgot that.
You will all just have to wait for Villeneuve's adaptation of Rendezvous with Rama for a high concept SF movie about a BDO (Big Dumb Object).
I’m going to skip Moonfall. I was never interested in seeing it. The last Roland Emmerich film that I enjoyed and cared about was White House Down back in 2013. The rest I didn’t like. I do like some of his older films like Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, and The Patriot. But his newer films does nothing for me. Great video. This was the funniest review I’ve watched on this channel.
What about 2012?
I read the premise of the movie, and saw the trailers and my immediate thought was "Is this a spoof? I can't tell... I hope it's a spoof" It's a dumb idea on the order of one of the absolute worst TV series ever made: Space 1999. It also gave me Armageddon vibes, not a good thing for someone with a science education cuz to me, Armageddon was a travesty -- not the worst SF movie ever made. Not even the worst SF movie of the late 1990s (I give Independence Day that prize). But that's what I thought simply from the trailers. Apparently, my gut wasn't wrong.
"The Day After Tomorrow " actually came out in 2004.
I love these films unironically. These are the only types of films my father and I actually enjoy watching together,especially the Bay Transformers films.
I was literally hoping this film would be a story about how the moon just gets out of orbit and heading towards earth without that alien type thing. When I heard the title, that’s what I thought it would be but once I saw the trailer I felt disappointed. I’ll still give it a chance! My mindset on this film was the exact same as Ray.
Patrick Wilson was great in Stretch :D
Sounds like Emmerich is making films in an outdated style, which is stuck in the beginning of the 90's.
When I watched independence day resurgence I was really disappointed, and sounds like he went for this again.
Maybe he should start making different kind of films that is not action or sci-fi and make like an independent drama or a comedy, to find a modern perspective of film making so he could make this big blockbusters again in a better way.
They're like Netflix levels of 'meh' although occasionally NF has a few gems. It's just cookie cutter plotlines and basic acting. There has to be a hook to these, not just 'insert random global threat, cgi and alot of people screaming and panicking'
14:49 😅😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
This movie won't be as bad a experience as the last jedi was, no matter how bad it is.
Let The Last Jedi die. Kill it if you have to
Hey I like 2012 😂
Me too! White House Down was underrated too!
@@JosephDutra hold on wait a minute now...I didn't say all that 👀👀😂😂😂
@@DisFunnyGuy well I liked it 😂
I bought into 2012
Ray is hilarious 😂
This is the best movie review I have ever seen
Rule number 1
Watch it with your own eyes.
Dont rely on what other people think.
Agreed. I watched this movie and knew nothing of it. Enjoyed it very much and was so surprised when I looked up reviews and saw all the negativity. So many people unfortunately would rather wait to see what others think of a movie than just watching it themselves to find out how they would feel about it.
@@luise.matamoros1885 true indeed
nah, no way wasting my money on this. I'll watch if it was on netflix, but not worth the ticket money.
Moonfall. When i first heard about it i thought of the tv series, Space 1999.
has anyone noticed that Hallie Berry makes a lot of bad movies?
Haley berry is a movie director?
@@prescotttrilex8103 no Any film she’s in now it ends up being garbage. I had a feeling when I saw her it was gonna be bad
@@prescotttrilex8103 she did direct a movie on Netflix where she plays as an MMA fighter
@@luxurybuzz3681 It's pretty mediocre. Her performance was good but the rest of the film was meh.
Day After Tomorrow came out in 2004
So what you're saying is, if you've seen the trailer, don't bother
No one cared for this movie, then it came out and still no one cared to go see it, now it’s been out for a while and barley anyone even knows about it lol
it literally just came out
When you expect MOONFALL, then you get MOVIEFALL.
halle berry gotta choose better roles...
Roland wants to do a trilogy with this franchise
Wait REALLY?! Lmao wow.
Judging by the box office forecasts for this , that ain’t happening
I actually liked it. Turned into a movie I wasn’t expecting
John hating on the Eiji Tsubaraya's practical effects for the Godzilla films? Disappointed but not surprised.
2004 was the release year for The Day After Tomorrow.
Ray needs a check cut immediately.
14:50 love everyone's reaction😂😂😂😂
It's been quite some time since I've been this disappointed in a film (Moonfall) so soon after being disappointed by another film "Eternals". Moonfall was BADDDD, really awful. When I found out Roland Emerich (the Hack director) was directing this I had a feeling a dread and I was correct. The theatre was more than half empty. I really felt bad for the beautiful Halle Berry - her character really had nothing to do until the very end and the writing was awful - Rob was spot on with his review.
Release the Ray Ora cut of Moonfall!
I thought 2012 was AMAZING
you feeling ok bud?
Don’t care about the bad reviews I’ll still see it! It looks like another Armeggedon wich I loved!! Lolol Great alternative than the Superbowl !!!
Wait am I tripping I haven't seen Kim I've been off RUclips for a minute is she still on the show
No, she's off the show
@@rell220 oh damn
@@baddecision45 yeah was about 2 weeks ago the announcement was made
@@abrahamruiz8473 is she doing her own thing do she have her own podcast
@@baddecision45 whats her IG?
Ray has grown on me and I really like the new girl much better then the last keep up the good work guys helps me get through my day
@@vehzee he is just stating his preference, doesn't mean he is putting down anyone...
This girl ain't new
Ray is so funny 🤣🤣
For real
Greenland is actually a really good one.
You’re surely taking the piss…that movie sucks BAD
Shame too because that concept is much more interesting than this film allows.
There are massive questions and anomalies in reality, with our moon Luna, personally I do think it's artificial, there are so many anomalies that seem very difficult to explain unless you speculate that it may indeed be designed and constructed.
Call me crazy, that just tells me you either haven't looked at the details or that you don't know what you're talking about.
NASA discovered microbiology on Mars in 1976 - let the designer of the experiment explain it to you, Gil Levin, videos on RUclips exist where he explains it in great detail and why it not only was a positive result, but that NASA doesn't want the answer, publicly at least .
Excited going opening weekend in IMAX on Saturday 😁
Patrick Wilson is the least famous famous guy.
I need Ray to make a movie would be amazing
Thank you for saving me $10.
The Day After Tomorrow came out in 2004
When compared to Independence Day Resurgence, was this movie better or worse?
Ray is too precious lol
Day of tomorrow (2004)