I assume this was another paid review, but it's funny that the guy who hated Super Sentai because it's not Power Rangers is now forcing himself to watch it because he needs money to pay his bills.
My question is, why is Brad featured front and center on the back cover? Isn't Brad teh evul for siding with Doug?
I imagine he still has enough original copies that he is using them as makeshift insulation at this point.
I've got the DVD, I backed the indiegogo more out of curiosity than anything since that was when I was mostly just watching because there were new videos. Special features include a recap of the At4W story, behind the scenes as mentioned, the Bloodgunn review, and a short fake documentary about the crew that Mechakara turns into cyborg slaves.
This came out just after CtC when Brad was still considered a good guy and before Lupa and the rest considered him a traitor for still hanging out with Doug.
The speed in which they turn on 'friends' is frightening.
They are all psychopathic clout chasers. If they actually cared about one another most of them would still be working at Channel Awesome.
Ideologues will eat their own if they don't walk in lock step with them. This is no different than that.
No, the At4W movie was in 2015, CTC was 2018. At this point, Lupa hadn't delivered any ultimatums for Brad or Lewis. Two years after this, she'd appear in Jesus, Bro with Doug and months later, Disco, which also had Lewis and Doug. I go back and forth on whether or not Lewis kept Noah and Doug from being part of the main team that joins his ship in the movie to keep Allison from throwing a bitch fit, or because he didn't want them to upstage him. Possibly both.
I imagine Lewis was still salty because Doug wouldn't let Lewis use his studio. Even though the cost of transporting the spaceship set, lodging (unless he was expecting to bunk at Doug's, which knowing Lewis...) would have made any savings versus filming locally a wash.
By that point, she had been fired from CA, and things had gotten to the point where she and Doug had no scenes where they were on screen together.
No. That's clearly meant to be Lewis cosplaying as a mishmash of MMPR/Zyuranger[pronounced Jewranger] Green/Dragon Ranger and Gokai Ranger. You know you're ideology is trash when it forbids you from maintaining a healthy weight.
Damn, that's even longer than i thought. So is it only facetious interviews and more like a parody of a behind the scenes feature, or does it also show Lewis "directing" his epic?
Oh he expected to pay for lodging for himself and everyone else, probably using the same hotels that Doug used for the other anniversaries. But he would have saved money on the crew since they're the same ones who did To Boldly Flee, so he flew them out to Shoreview rather than saving money by getting local talent.
It's probably more but I only watched a couple of minutes of it before losing interest. Maybe one day I'll give it a real watch, but right now I have better shit to do. A shame no one ripped the DVD and put it on archive.org like they did with Brad's movies.
Didn't pay much attention to his movie so I thought they both took place about the same time.
I wasn't able to get past the first "episode" when it came out on Youtube. Everything about it sucked. Lewis can't act but he's trying to put in so much emotion into it. Even Brad's smarm and shit eating grin throughout it wasn't enough to make me watch it.
