Oooof.

That was unnecessary. Much like the movie!

Do you mean the young teenage girl (age 15?) Ezra is accused of gr00ming? Did Ezra physically assault her as well? WB must be so proud of themselves for shielding Ezra.

​@@dronesclubhighjinksthat's because WB ceo is old man and Ezra is beating him up every Day. Ezra has habit to beat elderly folks.

FLASH!!! AaAaaaaaaaaaaah!!!

A wise man will learn more than a fool, regardless of the source.

@@guanoguy4800yeah but listen to the proverb and get what it’s saying about learning, not about the fool vs the wise.

@@need-to-know-honestly it should be a wise man can learn more from their enemies than a normal Joe frok their friends or the wise man can from his own friends. Doing so highlights the power of caring about your enemies to a certain extent of coruse

@@iironhide6209 That’s not the point of this proverb either. Man, you guys are killing me!

Japanese anime would like to have a word with you about that

Yep, his 'grimacing' when The Longman asked "Who is going to recommend The Flash" right at the end was spot on. 🙂

Critical Doggo gives these movies exactly the respect and attention they deserve.

I felt Critical Doggo was a little too soft on the film

Sharpest film reviewer in the business

And hasn't had a bud light in months. Absolute chad.

The Captain Marvel scheme...

Seriously I was mad when I left that theatre, wasted ass potential.

No you

I only had interest cuz Sam Raimi directed it. Lol

And Sam Raimi, mostly Sam Raimi

why was he fired?

@@nihilismistheonlyway4680 Sex pest crimes

Supposedly he actually helped write TS4 before he left, not sure how much changed after he left though. I also just saw that movie (Luck) from his new studio, it wasn't very good...

He was fired because he wouldn't allow it.

Toy Story 4 was fantastic if you ask me

"it was me, the mad goose wizard"

@@zoonisha4387 “it was me, Barry. I made Lola Bunny so attractive so you would get horny and be too slow to save Iris”

It’s me Barry JR: Aw son of a bitch It was me Barry, it was me all along Barry

@@bradcarver8127 Thomas Wayne with guns: you didn’t say “no homo”

what are ypu talkimg about

I'd add cost/ time. Movies are longer and more expensive and it means being more picky. There was a time when I'd go see almost anything at the movies because eh it was cheap and a quick couple hours. Now? Nope I really have to want to see something. And that doesn't happen much.

@arisucheddar3097 true... I remember in the 80s and 90s that 90-100 minutes movies were the norm. Now it looks like it's forbidden to release a movie that runs shorter than 2h30' minimum.

I think COVID had a part in it as there was a 2 year lapse in the ability to make a movie. Production got cut in half so now we are left with all these lazy movies and retreads.

It's more than half 😈

More like alienating 95% of the population

Good analogy 👍, so good it breaks the analogy because movies ARE politics.

@@justinkennedy3004 No, everything is not politics ya loon.

What if the new players are just as bad?

@@SirBlackReeds some will be worse, some will be better. We select the best. It's how capitalism works. Don't give money to people who hate you.

@@SirBlackReeds If?? Nothing has shown they learned their lesson. It's almost a certainty.

I hate what Disney has done to Pixar - I used to really like their movies!

Toy Story 4 was mediocre AF and if that story was truly the reason on why they "needed" to bring it back then it absolutely did not need to be made/told, especially after the incredibly pitch-perfect ending of Toy Story 3. Won't even bother with part 5.

Soul was one of my favorite movies of all time. And Disney just dumped that gem on Disney+ during the pandemic. My favorite Pixar movie.

​@jediknightgeo They only have 1 franchise they keep going back to. After Monsters University, what other Pixar films are really out there to milk? We've had several Cars films and even branched out into planes. What's next, Trains? Are they coming for Thomas the Tank Engine's lunch? If they try to make an Inside Out sequel about puberty with their _California LA_ politics, that'll be a death sentence.

Pixar was always consistently that one studio you could watch the movie as an adult, take your kids, wished that their movies were around when you were a kid, and enjoy it greatly as an adult just the same. I'm sorry to see it descend. All these major institutions need to *not* be run by a "diverse" committee but by a good old fashioned creative genius whose ego is only outdone by his genius. And yes, there are all sorts of reasons why that person tends to be male, tends to be rich and usually tends to be White or Jewish or Indian or Persian (but of course doesn't necessarily have to be... there are of course talents that are Black or East Asian) but the point is that the talent is the one and only priority.

Nah, this one wasn't wokeness. It was sheer incompetance and a terrible lead (both in the movie as an actor and IRL)

Well disneys a girls brand, let it fail

​@@dualwieldroxas358 I think wokeness aspect of the flash was the actor doing really bad things IRL and keeping his place coz he's "transgender non binary" or what ever. While kicking out Cavil.

@@RedeyeJedi2985Doing bad things in real life is not being woke. Disney are about as woke as a pet rock. Using the actual meaning of the word woke, is the become aware. Yet Disney keep making bland boring nothingness movies. The problem with putting “The Message” in every movie is that it homogenises all the film you see. All the Disney movies have become basically the same movie. That’s not woke that’s sleep walking! Woke is a meaningless buzzword, there has to be a better term for this corporate BS.

I'm not sure who's worse WB or Disney, one is woke and the other keeps criminals aka Ezra and amber turd.

In wich minute?

@@gabrielcancelado2490 About a minute in, did you not watch the video?

@@gabrielcancelado24901:20

@@babyclay7215 Thanks mate

@@gabrielcancelado2490 no problem!

Correct. Never understood why they thought this would make a Billion - no Snyder film will ever do. Way too controversial. And they released the shit version of the movie too - such a strange company.

The reason was because Keaton was in it and they thought that would lead to the movie being halfway good.

Batman and a non woke Supergirl, it had some high points from what I heard.

@BlueCheeseCross95 Ironically before the Flash I didnt wanted to see dark-haired Supergirl having a solo movie. Now I hope she gets a shot if James Gunn can get the new DC going.

got a huge population of sheep in them coastal cities

One might say that 140 million is the worth of the Keaton Batman. Probably even more, but Ezra clearly has a negative value.

Lol they used Ezra for continuity purposes.

Failure is what happens when you don't succeed - someone famous

@@aberwood That is why Bram Stoker is the man for he learned from his failures and ended up succeeding in a massive way. But the lesson is that a failure means that you can improve. But if you do not figure out what went wrong then how can have a pray to succeed in the future? Learning from ones mistakes is how the best end up as successes in life.

who knows how much it cost they might be just saying it cost x millions just as a pr move to make it looks like they work hard

I can tell you from first hand experience that voice acting ALONE will rip any production of almost any kind a new asshole. When you take into account the expenses of Animators and Technology you don't even have to talk about any of the rest of the crew to start getting into the tens of millions of dollars for budget. Making this stuff is beyond expensive and that's with using the relatively cheaper medium of 3d animation.

@@tsukasa67 There's a film called Star Wreck: In the Pirkining that a bunch of people made for fun, total cost was $15,000. Hollywood is obsolete.

I don't really think so. I think replacing Tim Allen with ANYONE was a mistake, not Evans specifically.

I passed on Lightyear just because Tim Allen wasn’t in it, and it looks like I was right to.

I passed on lightyear because I don't give money to people who hate me.

Didn't chris evans post nudes in his Twitter or was it another chris

I normally wait until I see a guest on here at least a few times before I check out their channel. Thus far everyone has been good.

Say what you want about that atrocity, it was unintenially bad, but THIS, this scares me.

I would love for Disney to make a Lego version of this for Disney + holiday 2023.

*insight (not "incite")

What a smart, ironic comment I haven't already read 17 times!

@@Eidolon1andOnly Thanks.

It shouldn’t have made a single penny. I can’t believe there’s a single person that would support a groomer pedo criminal by paying to watch it

The only reason Flash floped is because the movie was bad ..not because of ezra miller ...most of the audience doesn't even know ezra miller let alone the crimes he committed.

@@LifeSaloon I heard a lot of people saying that Ezra is the reason they aren’t going to see the movie!

​@juscbhbhuvsdsdvbhjwsdv3843movie was shot before Ezra went crazy ypu were not bitching until after he went crazy which was after this movie was shot minus reshoots

​@@lesterparker1594you cant prove he is a pedo not leagaly anyway this movie was shot before he did those crimes your attacking a studio foe something that happened after filmimg minus some post production

How the heck is Sam going fight Red Hulk. It would male more sense for the Thunderbolt to send after him. That would make way more sense and be a better movie. However that raises other question that always puzzled me. Why would any of these characters willfully work for Ross. What is Ross Leverage. Money? Most of them don't care about that. Risk of prison? Most of them are pardon or can just easily go on the run.

Lol Cap 4 is going to flop. Nobody cares about token cap and the rest look equally as shit

phase four should’ve opened with a sequel to TIH or ANOTHER soft reboot where they adapt The Immortal Hulk, and of course within the first ten minutes of the movie Professor Hulk just turns back to Savage Hulk. and we as a people would have all collectively agreed to forget endgame hulk ever happened.

Unless I misunderstand you, isn't Christianity stating the same thing?

I've always said that all the DCEU had to do to be successful is make take for take, scene for scene recreations of the animated films. Even then only the most die hard fans would even notice or care.

Right? The DC Animated Movie Universe from the 2010's is a prime example of them getting it right way more often than not. Most of those movies were great. They were true to the characters they were based on, had tight scripts, and most of all, they were fun to watch.

Animated films are made for fans. Live action is for general public.

@@shanonsnyder9450 Make it for fans and maybe…..just maybe you’ll create new fans from the general public.

Possibly because animation and live action are two different medium entirely, so they required different type of director who are more specialize in that medium

The matrix did it well, but at least there they didn't overdo it and had a good plot to back it up

@@leargamma4912 I still like the matrix, but not nearly as much as i used to because of the cgi... seriously go back and watch how bad the cgi looks today, like on a modern 4k version, it looks so bad... another example... when the tv show reboot came out, it looked really cool, but go back and watch it today, it looks horrible... but I still enjoy watching it, it just doesn't have that cool factor it had...

Agree, with the amount of CGI multiverse of madness had I thought to myself "wouldn't be better if it was a 3D animated film rather than life action?"

CGI and a good story will always be better thana practical effects and a bad story. The flash has the worst of both worlds

@@cyberdarkturtle6971 it really depends... i mean... good practical effects can make up for a bad story, there are a lot of 80s movies with pretty generic stories, and bad acting, but the special effects are pretty good, so it's worth watching just for that... but also they usually have short runtimes of like 80 minutes too, so you'd not be sitting in a theater bored for 2 and a half hours... there's something special about knowing that the actor is actually putting himself in danger, performing stunts, and looking, interacting with, and fighting actual things. and something just sad and depressing and boring, when you know it's a stunt double, or they're just pretending to look at something, not actually doing anything but walking around a green screen.

Too true; I don't have/want Netflix.

Or push a damn narrative!

No

Funny how the ones who stick to that, like Top Gun Maverick, make bank, innit?

I mean, more VFX and less story worked for way to long. Then you have many uncreative people, whose only expertise is statistics and numbers. This works? dieal it up to next level, and next level, and next level. Basicly just more untill it breaks. then you add to that the Idealogs and ESG people and you arrive where we are. People who can only identify what worked in the past and do more of that which cant do something new and people who will work against changing course because of "The Message".

They were always about squeezing money... They just knew to get more out of us, make it fun.

Grey Lady Down sounds like a gilf flick on xhamster.

'Tragically' - he was a very old man; everyone dies. Babies dying is tragic. Just saying.

​@@danjonmillsdick

Yeah... If you're over 90 years old and get hit by a bus it's still natural causes. A younger person would've moved out of the way.

@@danjonmillsnot disagreeing, but to play devil’s advocate here: ‘tragically’ certainly applies to anyone who, upon dying, has their entire life’s work pilfered, their name and image (and Twitter account) repropriated to sell nostalgia, and have no way to do anything to safe-guard his legacy and that which his fans have taken solace in for years. A baby dying early is sad. A king dying late and having vultures tear apart his kingdom, divide his people, and incite discord solely to seek out bigger shares of clout or a treasury is a tragedy. Not because his death is unexpected. Just that his death is far more impactful and the inversion from great good to great bad is far more potent than good to gone.

He wasn't. He had absolutely no control over the MCU. His executive producer credit is an honorary one. It's the studio saying "thanks for existing."

The problem with Elemental is that this story has been retold a million times.

The problem with Elemental is its Disney talking about racism again... just like every other movie they release.

I disagree the quality going down is the main problem everything feels the same these days. We need better stories

It’s almost like 95% of people ignore pride month.

It was more worthwhile as a 3-D viewing experience than the other ones I've seen, including Avatar 2 and the latest Marvel dreck, which are a LOT more eye-rolling than Elemental. I'm surprised that the reviews were so bad after seeing it; its flaws were minor, although I suppose when comparing to Toy Story and Incredibles films, even a great flawed film is still seen as a flawed film by comparison. I can see some potential as a sleeper hit similar to The Shawshank Redemption (although not in the same league, obviously). The real test would be if Pixar comes out with a film the critics and amateur reviewers love but audiences still stay home for. That would indicate whether the problem is quality or the problem is Disney+.

But we've had plenty of Batman movies

Eh, BvS was enough Battflek for me... too much already even.

@hassathunter2464 Lol not enough you mean. Most accurate Batman ever. Pattinson was decent 2 as a Year One version. I totally dug it

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 True, but we have those 'cuz Batman is popular and people wanna see Batman movies!

@salinium Well duh.

Shut up Fox News

It's sarcasm, genius

"D&I"? What happened to "DEI"?

​@@_Dovar_It DIEd

@@hassathunter2464 When did they start to change that name?

It's like watching a car crash in slow motion haha.

It's 10 hobos doing a man pile in the back of an abandoned Prius that was set on fire!

Anyone voiced by Clancy Brown is definitely a guy.

DreamWorks is far better.

They certainly have some movies that are as amazing as people say. Up, for example is brilliant. Walle is as well. Nothing in the past few years has compared (i can see an argument made for Inside Out, but I personally didnt think it ranks similarly to Up).

It's the same thing as with superhero movies: when these animated movies finally became good in terms of visual quality, a hype train started. Now that we are used to them, they receive more critical evaluation, just pretty isn't good enough any more.

Soul was an incredible Pixar movie. My favorite Pixar.

@@antibull4869 I really like the Toy Story movies, Up and The Incredibles but the other Pixar movies that i can remember at the moment are just good movies but not great in my opinion.

DUNE 2 IS COMING

I have superhero fatigue

⁠@@deadschooledI have pg 13 superhero fatigue like to see more r rated heroes fighting

capeshit must go

I'm sick of superheroes... I can't even be bothered with The Boys anymore

What is the real problem that vegan restaurants are facing?

@@theKLT I imagine the same sorts of problems all restaurants face

Irony. The hobbit sucked

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Bilbo was in LOTR as well.

@@Kernwadi And that sucked too

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Go stand in a corner.

Nah. Ask any serious LotR fan and they'll say it sucked. Half the lore was missing.

movie was not woke and shot before ezra went to prision they had to release it to cut some of there losses it was either scrap it or make some bucks

lol no

It was definitely sub par

It broke me up.

@@georgejones3526 Yeah? You get that sinking feeling?

He was under pressure

MauLer definitely needs to learn to control himself.

Four of those films were kneecapped by the pandemic, they did not have proper runs, Soul, Luca, and Turning Red were not even released domestically.

Well, not all actors. The few stars make money, but that's a minority

@@lamrethal695 true for the average actor no question. On the other hand it is crazy to think that brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and the like actually go on strike though.... What a joke

Almost my take on it. "The problem is that the majority of movies after Iron-man (if you look at Marvel) have ranged from mediocre to bad."