Screen rant was only good when Ryan George was doing the pitch meetings for them. If you notice all the views from their channel are much less than the views from the pitch meetings.

Its also a copy of Luca

I hated Screenrant before it was cool

Your "brick store" analogy while accurate, also describes almost EVERY JOB in the world which is not commission based. You'll realize when you are older and get your first job. lol. jk. But seriously, at most jobs, the good workers and the bad workers make the same pay. Good work on the video though~!

yes... but... it'll be "super easy, barely an inconvenience" for an AI to replace all the writers of these garbage articles.

Did you know that fast and furious made 1 billion dollars and it was the longest sequel separation if the bugs life 17 didn’t come out in 2009

5:17 love how you took off your glasses _three_ times here, your videos are comedey _gold_ OH AND THE SCREAM AT THE END WTH

Aw yeah its Carlin time!

The perfectly cut sream🙌🏻

Waiting for the day that you become a huge success and I can say I was an early follower!!

You are awesome I hope you get huge some day

Unpopular opinion: Even tho I enjoyed both, I kinda prefer Ruby Gliman more than Turning Red...

underrated W vid you got a new sub!

Turning Blue

This video was both hilarious and smart. Your channel is so underrated!

Congrats on 1.31k Jack! Really proud of you, you can't imagine how it is to have 1k even after only a few videos! hoping to see you with that 1 mil one day!

I thought the BURN-E short was pretty good. I took place during the events of the actual movie, so there wasn't any risk of bastardizing characters or adding to the story in a way that would change cannon. If anything, it acted like a scrapped subplot which I think is neat. LMAO Tin Toy. A part of me wants to defend it for being a risk that saved Pixar's animation team after its financially rocky start, but hoo-boy did it age. "Early CGI Was Horrifying" is a great YT vid in which KnowledgeHusk overviews old projects and tech developments, but after bearing witness to a bunch of demonic clowns and chrome mannequins, even he can't take it: "That baby this is one of the most horrifying things I can imagine seeing in the 1980s or the 90s or ever! I don't care about the technical accomplishments of this at this point; it's just disturbing." BTW the baby's name is Billy. Lookit his Fandom description lol: "Billy is the ugliest character of the 1988 short 'Tin Toy'. He is an abnormal baby demon around 7 or 8 months old."

I do like this format, it’s quite interesting and neat. Also, I enjoyed this film for what it was. Very funny, and wholesome at times. The IF designs were pretty creative too and overall John Krasinski did very well directing it (he said on interviews he was writing it during the COVID lockdowns). Also loved the montage tribute after the credits to Louis Gossett Jr’s character who funny enough was also named Louis.

If:😁😁. IT:🤡😈😈

Omg whattttttt YOUR VIDS ARE LITERALLY SO UNDERRATED WHAT

i never agreed with a person so much

Sixth

I cant believe bro got EVERY prediction right!! Definitely!!! /j

grimace documentary

Do your parents ever ask you if you're ok after they hear you yell into a microphone?

To be fair, if there's some kind of fantasy creature coming to "fix" family issues by just being silly you already know the whole plot from start to finish 💀 I might be salty but it's a super corny trope for me

Palworld

so teenage kraken is basically turning red but recolored XD