r/Schaffrillas

ed night shyamalan of Shawn levy?

I for one would love to see James rank and talk about Splash, Big, The 'Burbs, A League of Their Own, The Green Mile, the entire Toy Story saga (again), his Meg Ryan collaboration trilogy (Joe Versus the Volcano, Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail), Elvis and many others all in the same video.

Zelda music: Ghostbusters or Lost in Translation maybe a Wes Anderson movie

Disappointment in the Game of Life? No idea…

Instead of asking questions like . . .

• "How profound is the plot?"
• "How sharp is the dialogue?"
• "How precise is the composition of the image?"
• "How creative is the blocking?"
• "How fluid is the editing?"
• "How does the lighting, shadows, and color enhance the image?"
• "How do the screenplay and direction compliment each other?"

etc.,

. . . Pseudo-film critics would rather ask questions like "what is the hidden deep-meaning behind this lamp of little significance," or "Was this rather shaky/blurry incomprehensible image that had no care from the director and cinematographer actually intentional to the story." Or a very common one being "is this movie about [insert person/people or object] actually a social commentary of an ongoing social-political movement." Like how dare a movie actually be what it is about.

I’ve been trying to find all of Schaffrillas’ number transitions for a little bit now, and was wondering if anyone knew where any of these clips come from.

(Edit: Should probably mention here that TV Tropes does not list the source for any of these.)