I will never not call this film "Fant-Four-Stic" 😂

As someone who also struggles with enjoying the taste of chocolate and then eating it, learning you have the same condition hit hard. Stay strong Ryan 💪

Exit strategy ideas: 1. A gritty reboot of this channel 2. Pitch Meeting: The Motion Picture 3. Pitch Meeting: The Motion Picture Pitch Meeting

The editing was NOT boring, it was an awesome window into your creative process and I'd love to see more 😄 And not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but it might even be cool if you re-dubbed a few lines and played them over stills from the original? You could even play them back-to-back with the original snippet, for comparison. Like, "So here's the original again... (15-second snippet) And here's how it would sound with these edits (10-second redub) Do you see how much better that flows?" I realise it would be extra work, but just an idea for you! And thank you for these Revisited episodes, I enjoy them at least as much as the vanilla episodes.

I imagine Ryan's last pitch meeting being where Producer Guy asks "So you have a movie for me?" and then proceeds to sit there for 15 minutes in complete silence waiting for Scriptwriter Guy to show up, only to remember he finally fired him.

As a writer, I really appreciated seeing how you edit your script to your updated standards

As a writer, I actually really enjoyed watching you edit your script. It would be cool to see an older draft from a classic Pitch Meeting and see how it changed before you shot it.

"But for now, this is still what brings me the most joy, so I'm going to keep doing it until that's no longer the case." I'm sure it brings all of us great joy to hear that, Ryan.

I’d actually been very curious about scripts and stuff so this was very interesting and I enjoyed it. Congrats on having being a dad soon.

"I didn't have 'unclear', yet, in my arsenal" ...yup...Ryan definitely weaponized that word.

The google doc editing is riveting. I don't mean engrossing, more like physically watching someone install rivets. When there is a re-visit of a re-visit and there is a play-by-play of what should have been talked about, that will be perfect entertainment.

I'm so glad you've turned your mic around now. I no longer have to reverse the audio to understand what you're saying.

"You can burn out on something you love and still love it" Good lord thank you for that validation Ryan.

The line about it being only 2007 was a very funny line. The setup was perfect, "So, it was in the 1990s?" I cracked up when you said, "No, 2007."

I wouldn't call it clap-and-cheer entertaining but I'd say it was very neat seeing you edit your old script because it gives insight into how you approach the final product (and obviously people enjoy the final product). It also highlights that in your revisiting you felt the "you said 'do do'" part was untouchable and perfect as is.

just so you know Ryan, your work is also getting mentioned in other youtube channels (not at all related to comedy too!). I recently saw the super easy barely inconvenience reference in a physics channel. and it's so wholesome! Love your work man. ❤

I think the joke about what year it is with the technology the characters use was the funniest one in this script, so im glad you didn't cut that one

Ryan's delivery has come a long way since his original pitch meetings. His faster comic pace and funny quips and trademark lines would develop very well over the years to their greatness now!

I *LOVED* the writing breakdown. With how funny these come out I never have a chance to remember how much talent and skill is required thru all the laughter 😂 I hope I’m not the only one but I’m definitely wanting more writing breakdowns

Watching you "correct" your script is actually both interesting and helpful to know what the thought process is behind each line, how to deliver as much as possible in the least amount of time, and not to repeat already said things.

As someone who lived through the ‘90s, I actually really appreciated the “So this takes place in the ‘90s?”/“No, 2007” bit 🙂 I’m glad it wasn’t trimmed in the original 🙂

I quite liked the "touching up the old script" part.

"I can't be expected to know basic things" I'm gonna use this. Thank you👍🏼

I’m glad this still brings you joy because it definitely does for all of us. Entertaining, and also a real service - there have been many movies that I just am not ever going to watch, but I appreciate a 5 minute plot summary to validate my decision.

Telling the difference between older Pitch Meetings and newer ones? Super easy, barely an inconvenience.

I really like the rewrite bits here! Wasn’t boring at all - actually not even an inconvenience. There are few channels with videos under ten minutes that I bother with but you do excellent work and it’s been fun watching you go back over the older material and update it. Keep up the great work man!

RYAN...PLEASE DON'T LEAVE. Your Pitch Meetings are epic and unique. I've found myself literally in tears laughing at them. I often search for pitch meetings for some movies that deserve them. Keep em coming 🙂

Loved the script editing section! It’s really interesting to see behind the scenes stuff like that and get pointers 😁

The de-aging VFX on this pitch are uncanny

This Pitch Meeting was fantastic, not fant4stick, so it’s automatically better!

The best part of this was hearing that there is no end in sight for pitch meetings 😀

As a writer, I love seeing you edit your scripts! If your audience find it boring, why are they even watching revisited Pitch Meetings?

I'm just glad to know that the writers strike did not affect pitch meeting at all. Screenwriter guy has taken Hollywood to a new level

"You can't expect me to know basic things" is my new saying 😂

Been enjoying your "bonus material" format. Watched the whole video, and I'm glad you didn't cut any of it.

I’ve always really enjoyed a well-timed “wow”.

Who else would love for Ryan to reshoot a pitch meeting during one of these where he keeps the dialogue exactly the same and has the new energy and delivery?

Johnny got fire powers because fire got in his suit, Ben turns into the thing because rocks got in his suit, Reed gets all stretchy because he was wearing a condom. Makes as much sense as the rest of this movie.

Have you ever thought about not just ‘revisiting’ your pitches but also redoing them, with tweaked scripts? Also you are the one KZfaqr that has never failed to make me laugh and brighten my day, so i thank you for 4 years of that :)

I actually really enjoyed watching the script editing. Watching parts of the process feels like the extra stuff you watch when you can’t be bothered to get up and change the dvd

I thank Ryan for bringing attention to the Eating Chocolate and other Sweet Stuff syndrome. Most people don't know what this is and thus can't understand us. Truly One of the Best KZfaqr of our generation 😢😢

It will always fascinate me to see someone, especially a writer, artist, musician, etc., not only explain their work but also show how they actually create it.

Have been watching your videos for years, they bring me and my friends lots of joy! I say “super easy, barely an inconvenience” unironically at work all the time. Thanks for bringing your humor to life with these videos!

The was the best time I've spent watching someone edit a doc. Thank you sir!

I actually really like the the bit by bit breakdown of the Doc.

Revisiting your old Google doc is TIGHT

I'm sorry Ryan. No exit strategy for you. I'm so addicted to Pitch Meetings for years that I can't imagine not having it anymore. Hopefully you'll do this forever.

LOVE learning about your process! That's my favorite part of the revisited series.

Watching the old pitch meetings is cool to see how far Ryan has come with finding his footing for these. They sound a bit more serious in the past and are even funnier now with how he makes them talk

Some kind words for the algorithm prior to enjoying this revist! These have quickly become my favorite pitches!

Love this revisited stuff. Thanks for letting us in on the document, really useful to see

Hey Ryan. You probably won't read this, but I really did enjoy your rewrite segment. It wasn't boring at all. I like listening to your thought process and seeing older scripts get the gold standard we've come to know and love. I hope you keep doing these script rewrites for the revisited episodes. P.S. There's no shame in indulging in some chocs. Parenting is tough. Adulting is tough. Life is tough. Get your chocs on. I'll send you even more chocs if I could. :)

It's really good to know that Pitch Meeting brings you a lot of joy. It seems like the kind of thing that could feel really repetitive and grindy to do, so it's nice to know that you have fun with it.

I really liked seeing the script and how you might change it years later, doesn't need to be in every single "revisited" or you can always keep it fairly brief, but it's not boring the way you did it as a small part of the video like you did here.

I really enjoyed the editing segment! Thank you for taking us on that journey and showing us a peek into your process! (said the aspiring writer)

Start of the sketch: "This is Ryan from the thing you're currently watching." End of the sketch: "This is The Thing from Ryan you're currently watching."

You say "it's boring" but actually it is very insightful for new writers/content creators. To check and cut down their work before moving on to the next step is valuable! It will literally stop postproduction headaches from happening, especially after you've already shared it with the world. And it's good to see that practice done by a well-seasoned content creator such as yourself. So take note creatives! This is a great gift that Ryan is giving with these "Revisited" videos. Thank you, sir!

I'm always amazed by how sedate you are in these earlier videos. The writer guy and producer guy we see in the current pitch meetings look like they've been corrupted by an Eldritch horror with those rictus grins and I love it.

Anyone else super disappointed we didn't get to see him do a cold read of the reworked script parts just sitting in the chair? The delivery is so different it'd be great to hear some of those lines just delivered the way you do them now. Plus, maybe I just want to see you sitting in the chair fully delivering both sides of the conversation like both of those guys are simultaneously living in your body.

I like this format of revisited-- the Google doc was not boring at all. I liked having a more concrete understanding of your thought process. Thanks for sharing it with us!

THANK YOU FOR THE BEHIND THE SCENES WRITING BIT! As a content creator myself it's always nice to see how someone else does things that you like to watch. So thank you for that. You are an inspiration that videos can be made.

The script editing is cool, do it again on another revisited!

Loved the editing honestly. Interesting to see the thought process.

This was really cool! Loving the revisited pitch meetings and your new ideas!

As someone who enjoys writing and the creative process, I have to say the part where you went through the script and highlighted the changes you would make was extremely engaging. I enjoy getting to peer into someone else's thought process behind their creative decisions; it's always interesting to see what thoughts go into the decisions that are ultimately made, so please keep doing this in future "Revisited" videos.

I suffer from the same affliction, Ryan. Solidarity ✊

Really enjoyed that script editing. As an aspiring writer it's super exciting to see someone so accomplished go back to their earlier work and refine it. Would honestly watch a video of you just fully going through the process of how you write these scripts/editing them or just other forms of video that could be great white noise as I work on my own writing.

Really liked the editing the Google Doc parts, it provides great insight into the writing process, loved it ♥

LOVED the “script rewrite” portion

I really like the idea of watching you revise older pitch meetings with your standards and experience of today. That'd be fun.

I love that you showed us your notes and what you would change!

Loved the script edit, haven’t watched many these re-visiteds but will be back to see more script edits!

I enjoyed the script edits. And you know what else I enjoy? The idea of you doing Pitch Meetings for the rest of the Superman films. Don't forget Supergirl!

The editing process is very interesting, you should definitely keep it in.

Definitely would like to see more of you re-editing your scripts. The entire time I watched that pitch meeting, I was thinking about how different it feels from your modern style, so seeing you actually go in and think about how you'd do it today was very interesting to me.

It's gonna be fun to see your revisitings evolve just as much as the actual pitch meetings did!

Inb4 he draws something related to the 1982 film EDIT: Ryan, the bts of scriptwriting was not boring. But editing, screenplay/scriptwriting & practical effects are my favourite part of cinema

This Pitch Meeting has one of my favorite endings in the series. I just love the way they point at each other and laugh after the "fantastic".

Great revisit! Actually liked the script review - would love it for other pitch meetings!

Honestly, it was super interesting seeing the script part. It was like a mini class in sketch comedy, I enjoyed it 👍🏼

I am so glad you opened up about your chocolate addiction. Finally I feel heard and seen! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! :-*

As a writer and depression magnet, I deeply appreciated a peek into your writing and editing process.

I watch these Revisited to hear you comment on your old videos and what you think about it. This was really interesting, hope you do more of it

I loved watching you edit your script! Would very much enjoy seeing you do it in future revisits

I found the analysis of what you'd do differently with the script now really interesting! I think it fits the concept of doing Revisited videos really well and I'd love to see it again

Truly one of the movies of all time.

Love the script editing. It's so cool to see how you've grown and changed.

I love these edits. THANK YOU!!!! You're giving me something I didn't need

I loved the re-scripting bit! It is so great to get an insight into your writing process!

So cool to be invited into the process and how you've improved the technique over the years!

I loved seeing the editing of the script. Seeing the creative process is interesting to me and I would genuinely like to see more of that

So seeing as I’m watching this to procrastinate from doing some editing myself, I’m gonna need you to get ALLLLL the way off my back about what I should be doing right now. Please depart my back at your earliest convenience. But yes, love your content and the editing was far from boring! Keep up the great work!

QUESTION: Have you ever considered just remaking some of your older pitch meetings? New script, new jokes, new Ryan? I'm certain many of us would love it! Especially with the really big franchises. Thank you for all your work!

HOLY LINE-EDITING RYAN! I loved the script editing!

I enjoyed the script editing, please do more of that! I like seeing how creators refine their process(es?).

I absolutely love the work you do - thank you so much for brightening our lives with these brilliant pitch meetings. A few films I would really love to see you do pitch meetings for (Please and thank you): The Thing (1982) The Invitation (2022) Labyrinth (1986) Saw (2004) Pet Sematary (either version or both... might be interesting to see a PM double feature that looked at the original and it's remake) Priest (2011) Doom (2005) The Craft (1996) Also, I did like the script editing aspect - it would certainly be interesting to see any jokes that didn't make the final cut.

Everybody take a moment to appreciate Ryan still enjoys making these pitch meetings! I thought after all this time you might resent or hate doing these but it turns out it’s super easy, barely an inconvenience

I like the script breakdown. Interesting to hear your thoughts and how the final product would look different.

I love you showing the reformat. Keep that up! 🎉

I liked the script editing sequence. I think it's interesting and instructive to see the ground-level detail of a professional's process.