Imagine being cast as the invisible kid that’s rough

The actor for the invisible boy is like playing the tree in a play

He missed a sin, so here it is: Emma: I can control air. It does what I want. What Cinemasins should’ve said: She can control air, but she needs weighted shoes to stop her from flying into the air? (Insert classic cinemasins saying)

Their biggest sin: Turning Emma from a spunky kickass tomboy with cool fire powers into a girly blonde chick that just floats all the time and is nowhere near as interesting as her book counterpart.

Literally half the time I use cinema sins to watch the movie without watching it.

One day I will open KZfaq and you will have sinned the Bee movie. One day.

Let me just say the book was glorious. The humor made me walk into my sister's room reciting random passages. This movie did NOT do the comedy justice

The girl with a mouth in the back of her head is the most adorable in my opinion.

differences from the book (which are totally sins) 1. Emma has fire, Olive has floating. the only reason this was changed was to have that shitty scene for Emma to blush while Jacob ties the rope around her waist. 2. by the way, Jake is actually Jacob 3. Abe is Jewish and he is from Poland he has a thick Polish accent, calling Jacob 'Yakob' 4. Millard is a relevant character and is the most mature of the peculiars. He's at least 16, but probably 17 5. Bronwyn isn't a toddler, she's 13. 6. Hugh and Fiona are dating. They are described as 'late teens' 7. Miss Peregrine is old. like 80. She has a cane and a limp. 8. Dr. Golan was a male. 9. Hollows didn't just take their eyes. Hollows would take their peculiar souls. 10. Enoch wasn't skme mysterious hot broody teen with issues. He was a 12 year old chubby cockney pissbaby who was in love with Horace, and his little figures were made of clay with mouse hearts. 11. The Wights didn't have glowing blue eyes, they had eyes completely void of color, almost like they were blind 12. the ship scene was complete bullshit. Emma did take Jacob down to, but there was an air pocket, she didn't blow the air out. 13. Olive was air, and she couldn't do shit like that. She can fly. that's it. 14. Olive was also like 7. 15. Horace was a fucking relevant character. he had dreams of the future, he didn't have some weird eye projector. 16. they didn't ride off on a ship, they had little sail boats that they had to manually paddle. 17. they didn't go to Miss Avocet's loop. they went to the main land and stayed in the woods. 18. btw, Miss Avocet's loop wasn't in plain sight. 19. OLIVE IS AIR 20. EMMA IS FIRE. 21. SEPTEMBER 3RD, 1940. THERE WAS NO REASON TO CHANGE IT TO 1943.

I imagine the conversations while making this movie: "You know what's a great idea? We should completely destroy every one of the book's badass, incredible female leads. Just to really cement how badly we're murdering this book."

Missed the bit where everybody got really mad at Jake for not being psyched at the idea of throwing his entire life away to stay in the loop, after knowing these people for half a day.

6:32 she couldnt make another day a loop becouse she had no idea the bomb would land there. she made the loop moments before the explosion and couldnt go back in time bc she cant do that. she can loop time, not visit any random day she wishes. -1 sin

Everyone is talking about the books and how it wasn't like it, but what really creeps me out makes me uncomfortable are the ages. Like they changed Olives and Enochs ages just to hook them up.

Miss Peregrine is basically Johny Depp crossed with Mary Poppins.

12:56 Shapeshifting is Baron's peculiarity. Just like how there's a cat woman and a guy who can freeze things. They don't lose it. They get it backs after they eat the eyeballs.

I hated this movie I mean you cant mess up character design when there are literal pictures in the book, right???? they cant screw up the villain WWHEN THERE ARE PICTURES OF EVERYTHING IN THE BOOK

Why did they switch olive and emmas powers like what the frick

THE *BIGGEST* SIN OF THEM ALL IS SWITCHING EMMA AND OLIVE'S ABILITIES.

I hated this film, it destroyed everything the book was brilliant for. including changing the characters their ages etc. The only thing it got right was the hollows.

2:57 No line in the WORLD has triggered me more than that one.

This is PERFECT example of how people create movies that RUIN books

goddamit this is EXACTLY what happened with the Percy Jackson books

Notice how they changed Emma and Olive originally so that they could make the flight scenes more romantic and logical to use Emma as a more important character. :/

The way he was so surprised that they got him a therapist was so funny

Film Title: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Video Title: Miss Peregrine's School for Peculiar Children *ding*

That Didn't Happen in The Book: The Movie

my class went to watch this after reading the first book in 6th grade. everybody left unhappy and frustrated

8:08 Hol’ up, where did Sid from Toy Story get there?

I HATE THE FACT THAT THEY SWITCHED EMMA AND OLIVES POWERS FROM THE BOOK 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

Cinemasins: where I can watch the movies I have no money to see

I have a confession, when I watched this movie in theatres we had to leave early because it was “to scary”, I can’t believe I did that.

“Can you tell me a story?” “Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth plagueus the wise?”

My only question is why they changed so many characters. Shelly near the beginning was Rick in the books. Emma was a peculiar with fire. Olive was a small girl who could float uncontrollably.

"This girl should be at a foster home for fucking demons."

I didn't really like the film because of the reason it is so heavily adapted from the novel. My great uncle gave me the complete set for Christmas and they are really good (I recommend them). The fact that Emma and Olive are the wrong way round, they go to a different loop that is not mentioned in the book at all, the powers are so wrong for Olive (Emma if you're going by the movie). It just didn't feel like the same thing.

boy: can you tell me a story? Grandpa: when i was in prison.... that cracked me up hahahahaha

Let's acknowledge that the movie felt the need to completely make up a closed ending because it inherently knew the other books would not get adapted.

someone’s already said this, but the books are f-ing amazing. some of the best books i’ve ever read. excellent fiction, cool history and all round incredible .

Jeremy taking a sin off for the kid's streamlined mental health treatment process (even if the counselor's evil) makes me happy.

Me watching this film when I was little:”this is a little creepy I won’t watch this again” Me when I’m older watching cinemasins :”OTIS!!!”

This book is so good in deserves such a better movie oh my f****** god did they even read it Jesus Percy Jackson all over again f***

If only books mattered, there could be at least 100 more sins for everything they changed.

Older Tim Burton: classics Newer Tim Burton: remakes, adaptations and being racist towards British people

This book adaptation had SO MUCH POTENTIAL, and the cast was even a good choice, but the way they portrayed the storyline...so sad. Even the ending wasn't even the same...

Less than a minute in and it's already different from the book. Sure, ok, this is fine

And 50 sins for everything they changed from the book.

Add another sin for changing the personality and looks of Miss Peregrine, in the book she is described to have her hair in a tight bun to be an uptight person and to wear vintage funeral dresses. And switching out Emma with Olive.

The bomb also blew up Emma's shoes. Yet a couple of minuets later she had them again

first sin: it's nOTHING LIKE THE FRICKIN BOOK

Who else put together that the hollows have a strange resemblance to Slenderman. Nope just me?

Okay this movie is already bad, but it literally changed everything from the book. They even changed the characters themselves like Emma and olive. Also they changed fionas personality and what she is supposed to look like in the novel. The movie was a disappointment so if you feel like it, read the book ‘cause it’s way better.

It’s sad that Millard does absolutely nothing in the movie but it by far my favorite in the books. He’s not just invisible. He’s an excellent cartographer and deals with the Map of Days. He plays a big part in Library of Souls, Map of Days, and Conference of the Birds. Just got the last 6th book in the mail today, so I’m excited to finish the series.

Emma is the fire one in the book and now is the air one..? WTF

emma's shoes are actually so heavy to get her to the deep of the ocean,and 2 minutes later she can SWIM without getting her shoes off. this is really peculiar.

What makes me so angry is that the book literally fixes all of the sins

Can someone explain to me how Jake escaped the 1942 loop so that he can catch up to Emma in 1943???

Just do the Bee Movie already so we can get on with my life.

What was the point of swapping Emma and Olive? Was there any point at all? Ugh.

“What happens when UK teens watch 8-Mile for the first time” 😂😂😂😂😂

Ive never read the book nor even knew it had a book linked to it, but man i loved this movie as a kid.

Can we mention the fact that yes, they switched Emma and Olive's abilities, but Olive AND Enoch are supposed to be children? AND they took out the entire scene with Jake's best friend Ricky for Shelly? HOW COULD YOU TAKE OUT RICKY! This is literally one of those times when you can say "the book was so much better than the movie"

...AND 400000000000 SINS FOR NOT BEING LIKE THE BOOK AT ALL!!

"Ms spiderwick's school for unfortunate wimpy potters" As someone who reads a lot of books and has endured many book to movie adaptations, that got a laugh out of me

A actually watched the movie then my mom found the book and gave it to me, I read the book, the rest of the series, and realized how bad the movie was. It’s the worst movie adaption next to Percy Jackson

It's sad that Sam Jackson seemed to be having way more fun playing his character than any of the kids.

One flawed question; "if Ymbrynes are always female, how do they procreate?" Ymbrynes are a type of peculiar it's like genetics and shit; find a male peculiar and a ymbryne, they make a baby that might be a ymbryne.

When I get older, I will make my own movies that will be called the beat movies ever. And when someone asks how I did it, I will say that in my childhood, I watched Cinema Sins and TV Sins

*WHO ELSE JUST FINISHED THE CONFERENCE OF THE BIRDS AND IS DYING? I CAN’T STAND THE SUSPENSE AHHHH!*

The books and movie had nearly nothing in common. They’re so different that they almost seem like different stories, and the books were so much better. I hope that someone tries to make a movie about this again, because the books were amazing and deserve to be portrayed much better than this. When I read the books I was imagining what the movie would look like and this fell far from my expectations. It just wouldn’t be right if someone didn’t make a better version of this movie that is actually goo, it’s what the books deserve.

They had to pick that day for the loop, as they weren't intending to create one until the bomb dropped, so they had to turn back time to save themselves. They recreated the loop every day, unable to exit because someone might notice them when they were supposed to be dead, then unable to exit because their age would catch up with them, and kill them.

They did Millard so wrong. Millard is this hot intellectual type in the books, and he's also supposed to be 16 ish. I don't know if you guys can tell but Millard is probably my biggest book character crush.

Okay not even gonna lie, I'm super upset that they gave the movie this ending instead of actually made it into three movies, each based off of the books, because seriously that would have been so much better, plus, like anyone, I'm SO MAD they switched the roles of Emma and Olive, they honestly just seemed to have switched names and roles, while also giving "Emma" an extra ability that she never had in the original books. I bought this movie and watched it hoping it would follow the books closer than this and have better effects but it seriously disappointed me.

Not all good books make good movies...

the book was better than the movie

The books are so amazing but the movie mixes up everything D:

I am SO GLAD you guys made this

What Miss Peregrine says: 'We use the clock to keep us young' What Miss Peregrine means: 'We use the clock to stop us from dying even though it's really repetitive but it keeps us from suffering an inescapable excruciatingly painful death' Man, priorities!

"Tim Burton: This used to mean something."

this is the Tim-Burton-live-action-less-good-cheap-horror-bad-adaptation-one-movie version of BNHA

I absolutely love all ur sin videos 😭😭😭 ur amazing

Having seen the movie first, I thought it was a great movie. That is, until I read the book. And now I realize how unlike the book that this movie is, and I don't like it as much as before.

I swear at least half of the things that happened in the movie didn't happen in the book.... AND EMMA AND OLIVE'S ABILITIES WERE SWITCHED (also isn't Olive supposed to be a kid?)!!!!

Love the "Everything Wrong with..." videos, but I know precision (especially with science) is a virtue on them and I thought it should be pointed out, Ymbrynes could all be female and still reproduce. If the "peculiar gene" is recessive and apparently Mendelian, we have to assume that gene interactions are creating the diversity in powers we see. So the Ymbrynes phenotype is polygenic. It could a dosing issue. In that, the allele is on the X-chromosome, and there must be 2 recessive Ymbrynes markers to have the phenotype. This would make male children of Ymbrynes carriers 100% of the time. If a woman was heterozygous for the trait, she too would be a carrier and then two unaffected parents could have a Ymbrynes child.

One thing I didn’t like is how they try and make the kids seem like sweet innocent but in the books they literally made a game out of killing and terrifying the town’s people to keep their abilities in check

The hollow is a discount slender man.

This would have been a waaay better tv show. (*prevents the urge to be one of /those/ book-movie people about video*)

I genuinely enjoyed this film. I love Tim Burton's style and the mood that he crestes.

Coming this fall, “Cinema sins’ foster home for fucking demons”

Regardless of how this movie may portray it, the book is pretty good.

Me:*watching this movie* Abe:I know you think I'm crazy but the bird will explain everything Me:that is the worst way to tell someone your not crazy

I wish millard were like he was in the book, he was my favorite character

in the book olive is the one who floats and she is a CHILD like a very young child!

What is the thought process behind switching Emma and Olive's abilities? I really don't get it. They messed up almost as bad as the PJO movies.

Less then a minute in, and we've already hit 10 sins *slow dramatic clapping*

Have to give the kid credit though. He's a pretty great actor and I hope they keep casting him so he can grow his talent.

I hated how they changed Emma’s peculiarity... even if the author was ok with that it’s just ah. I remember watching it when it first came out and I was so disappointed

4:23 As someone who lives in the UK, that is exactly the sort of shit kids do. I mean, I never did. Well, not very often then....

Emma is actually the fire one and olive is the air one, well,.in the book

In the book many peculiars sided with Caul. They were sick of having to hide from normals and he promised a world where they’d reign supreme. They tried to wind back time to make themselves immortal. It went disastrously wrong, blowing up like half of South America and reverting them back to before their souls existed, turning them into Hollowgast. Hollowgasts are three-tongued monsters invisible to everyone unless they’re eating. That’s why Jacob being able to see them is special (though he can also sense and eventually control them.) Being a Hollowgast is pure agony and never-ending hunger, and the only way to get out of it is to consume enough peculiar souls. Then they turn into wights, who all nearly identical to normals except they have pure white eyes and can speak to Hollows. Go read the books they’re better.

i've watched the movie 17 times and read all three books 4 times am I the only one who still loves the movie