Red Letter Media

[xXx: State of the Union]

I'm with you there. The guys seemed to be having a better-than-average time with the two movies, which usually translates to being less entertaining for the viewer.

I had to tap out before they were even done with the first film. Might try to finish later.

Maybe I really am just outgrowing RLM?

 

[Tepes Thot]

I’m so sorry we had to find out that Rich’s dementia was getting the best of him in this episode.
Saying Canada was the best country…oh Rich.

 

[Mussolini’s Merkin]

They almost made it all the way through the video without having beardfat spoil it, almost...

 

[Smashing Young Man]

I had to tap out before they were even done with the first film. Might try to finish later.

Maybe I really am just outgrowing RLM?

I think the guys have outgrown themselves. They're just going through the motions at this point releasing their usual low-effort content. There are no more storylines; no more Plinkett Reviews; no more unique skits like the Nerd Crew or Science Man. They don't even bother with BotW gimmicks like Plinketto any longer. Mike's lame lists are the most unique thing they do these days.

Which it's fine. The guys are just getting older and don't have the creative and physical energy they had back in their early 30s. I still enjoy watching them. They haven't become irritating like so many other YouTubers do over time, and I'm guaranteed to get at least a chuckle or two from anything they release.

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

Fun fact, he was scheduled to die 10 years ago but just like his show we had to wait forever to get Shoji. Get him dead in this case

Them bursting out laughing as soon as he started singing is still one of my favourite RLM moments.

 

[Introvertigo]

I think the guys have outgrown themselves. They're just going through the motions at this point releasing their usual low-effort content. There are no more storylines; no more Plinkett Reviews; no more unique skits like the Nerd Crew or Science Man. They don't even bother with BotW gimmicks like Plinketto any longer. Mike's lame lists are the most unique thing they do these days.

Which it's fine. The guys are just getting older and don't have the creative and physical energy they had back in their early 30s. I still enjoy watching them. They haven't become irritating like so many other YouTubers do over time, and I'm guaranteed to get at least a chuckle or two from anything they release.

Actually they still do BoTW gimmicks, just not Black Spine Junka.

@xXx: State of the Union Eh, try watching the video again, I mean one movie has a Cameo of the MacNamera Brothers and the other movie has freaking Ray Parker Jr. Just beware of the bearfat Cameo at the end.

 

[Arthur Morgan]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=NvyPYQ4BtZQ

Is it me or did they just gloss over that second movie? Seems like Back in Action got way more attention and detail than Enemy Territory.

The head to head thing though sounds like a new gimmick that could work. Maybe have two movies with the same actor starring in them and see which is the better one.

 

[OwlShaman]

I'm curious, how famous would Neil Breen have been if these guys never showcased him?

 

[Flexo]

I'm curious, how famous would Neil Breen have been if these guys never showcased him?

Probably not quite as much, but he was infamous among bad movie circles for awhile before RLM featured him.

 

[xXx: State of the Union]

Speaking of Neil Breen

Has Max Landis killed himself yet?

 

[DankSmoker]

Probably not quite as much, but he was infamous among bad movie circles for awhile before RLM featured him.

I remember seeing his stuff on a synchtube site before these hack frauds touched it.

 

[Mola Ram]

 

[mlanguishi]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=hxM44sp2_MI

Pretty low energy on that one. Livens up a little as it goes thankfully. Collin hints that it should've been Jay in this instead of Mike, and I agree. Mike had some good Star Trek refs though, but this seems more of a Jay type movie to go over.

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

Robocop 2 is one of those weird films where I could write an essay on all the things wrong with it, yet I've still watched it multiple times.

 

[TVB]

If I'm being honest, RoboCop 2 has the same exact problem as Predator 2 in a way that the people who made it were trying too hard to top what made the predecessor good by throwing in immature humor and more ultraviolence, but missed the point of what made said predecessor actually good in the first place.

 

[BrunoMattei]

I like Robocop 2. And I think anyone who hates it (and Predator 2) are faggots.

 

[TVB]

I like Robocop 2. And I think anyone who hates it (and Predator 2) are faggots.

I don't hate RoboCop 2 or Predator 2, Actually, I do like them a lot. I still think they're not as good. Wanna throwdown?

 

[ShiftyBoi]

Pretty low energy on that one. Livens up a little as it goes thankfully. Collin hints that it should've been Jay in this instead of Mike, and I agree. Mike had some good Star Trek refs though, but this seems more of a Jay type movie to go over.

Mike did not seem overly enthused to do this one, this is about as low energy as I've seen him in a re:view. I don't think he dislikes Colin but I get the feeling he'd have rather done this one with Rich, or someone more mellow.

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

If I'm being honest, RoboCop 2 has the same exact problem as Predator 2 in a way that the people who made it were trying too hard to top what made the predecessor good by throwing in immature humor and more ultraviolence, but missed the point of what made said predecessor actually good in the first place.

One of Robocop 2's problems is that it feels rather mean spirited, as if it enjoys watching innocent people being gunned down, something the original never did despite the massive levels of violence. The child villain is a really odd choice as well, he acts like a complete psychopath throughout, yet the film suddenly expects you to feel sympathy for him as he's dying. There could have been an interesting message there, but instead it feels like they did it for the shock value.

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

Robocop attempting to commit suicide because he has to follow a million HR mandates is far more relevant than ever.