Red Letter Media

[Samuel Fuller]

They used to spool up reels while the film was spinning for changeovers. Maybe we should have higher standards again.

You clearly have no idea what handling IMAX film is like compared to 35mm.

An IMAX platter is massive, and you’d basically need two full projector rigs to handle multiple-platter features.

That would be insanely expensive for the extremely small number of films that would use it.

 

[I'm a Silly]

I'm working out something remembered here, so I might be off, but did anyone claim that NTO is the 1st all-IMAX movie? That has to be with a bunch of qualifiers, right? --bc IMAX has been making content for its outlets since the beginning.

 

[Just_Somebody]

Something I've noticed RLM do lately which is getting tiresome is them bringing up random comments or Rotten Tomatoes from anonymous nobodies, usually reviews or comments with either "this is woke garbage" or whatever.

Even this one had some random guy decrying the wokeness. It just seems... lazy. Especially compared to when they actually critiqued large media companies pumping out pro-studio slop (Nerd Crew)

Anyway, I'm skeptical this will be some financial hit like Jay thinks

 

[MindYourSeabiscuits]

This was the first video of theirs I thought was pretty lame and their takes were just kind of braindead, I don't expect them to say that they shouldn't have put blacks in the movie but to try to justify it that it was a "fake story" was pretty lame, they didn't even seem very confident in calling it a good movie. But it's whatever, Best of the Worst is their good content anyway.

 

[sneedem&feedem]

Something I've noticed RLM do lately which is getting tiresome is them bringing up random comments or Rotten Tomatoes from anonymous nobodies, usually reviews or comments with either "this is woke garbage" or whatever.

Even this one had some random guy decrying the wokeness. It just seems... lazy. Especially compared to when they actually critiqued large media companies pumping out pro-studio slop (Nerd Crew)

Their recent reviews lack focus and direction. Half in the bag was always freeform to some degree but they ultimately have little to say about modern cinema. Even this movie which they like, there is ultimately little to inspire the imagination from this movie and as such lead discussion.

 

[Commander X]

They seem to be more and more apathetic to movie quality as time goes on. I notice a lot of their reviews of theatrical releases are just "It's just a movie, who cares?" Modern HitB seems kind of listless.

I think my irritation with their takes on movies spiked when they said I Saw the TV Glow was good.

 

[Travoltron]

This was the first video of theirs I thought was pretty lame

It's the first RLM that I've ever skipped. I just knew it would end up that way with how wishy-washy they've been lately.

 

[Andy Soying Out]

Jack Packard has an idea for The Odyssey (a):

 

[northstar747]

I think they are man-babies. They can't take it when people ruin their 'toys' (Ghostbusters, Star Wars, Star Trek), but are okay when people ruin other peoples 'toys'.

Thats a really good way to put it.

I mean what was nerd crew suspose to be anyway?