
u/kaisenberg2004

Favourite fanbase that enjoys sharing AI Slop but is now going to pretend to be anti-AI after finding out it was used in the production of a movie they hate?
I hate that people feel the need to bring down one of these movies just to glaze the other one instead of acknowledging they're both great in their own way
I'm just as much of a Spider-Man 2 glazer as the next guy but this is getting ridiculous
Both of these movies came out in 2015. Imagine going back in time and telling people minions would unironically end up being the better trilogy
Did he really watch Going Overboard 4 times?
He said that but I kinda refuse to believe it because not only did he only log it once, but from what I've heard, I doubt you could watch this movie 4 times and be okay
I kinda want him to do a Robin Williams ranking next, one of the reasons why is that it would mean he would have to watch NINE MONTHS!
Making a bingo card for the Jim Carrey ranking. Any ideas what else to add?
When previous DC movies like Shazam 2, Morbius, Blue Beetle failed, everyone just agreed they were terrible. Nobody blamed superhero fatigue, bad economy or anti-american sentiments worldwide.
I wonder what changed this time.
Even Snyder's haters recognize his DC universe is objectively better than Gunn's
In 1999, Kevin Spacey played Lester Burnham. This is in reference to how he played a lester in real life
Favourite and Least Favourite Schaffrillas Ranking Videos?
Favourites are probably the Sandler and Last Place rankings, he does gigantic rankings very well, least favourite are probably the Nolan and Cameron rankings, both of them have pretty short filmographies compared to other directors, and they've both been done to death, I agree with the lower ranked movies on both, but from there they both just turn into the most boring rankings imaginable, so they just weren't really that interesting to me.
When I get into a debate with Schaff about the villain from Turbo
A rant about the fanbase
I've just about had it with This fanbase, whether it's the conformity gate theorists or the Andies that think the show should've ended after Season 1. Thanks to those silly secret finale theories the fine enough finale is now a punchline of being "so bad the fans thought it was fake" Nothing even matters anymore, even when misinformation is disproven, the lies are what stick, which was the case with both the secret finale stuff and the final season allegedly being written by ChatGPT. And the fact that I even have to defend Season 5 just because of how bad the fans are at critiquing it really sucks. And the S1 Andies have been so god damn annoying about it all because they can't handle the fact that the show simply changed genre, and would rather miss out on all the cool stuff we got after, especially in season 4. For all the things that problems I had with the final season, nothing annoys me quite as much as the credibility it gives to the S1 Andies. And I'm not gonna act like the fans have ruined the show for me because even the best of shows have shitty fanbases (How the fuck did Breaking Bad fans hate Skyler more than Walt) but it still sucks.
At the very least though, I honestly have full respect for people that think season 2 should've been the ending, I think that's perfectly fair, even if I don't agree.
Which of these Sandler movies is the worst?
reddit.comStranger Things if the finale was released as two parts
(NOT A CONFORMITY GATE/SECRET FINALE POST) In this alternate timeline, Episode 8 ends with Eleven's sacrifice and episode 9 is the epilogue, this way the final episode can fully end things on a positive and isn't dragged down by the shitty final battle