🌟 Internet Famous The Mysterious Mr. Enter / Jonathan Rozanski's "Growing Around" - IndieGoGo Campaign Failed, John going off the deep end, "Turning Red" is ignorant about 9/11 (later retracted)
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- 26 de Nov, 2014
I'm getting Dobson flashbacks with this mask talk. Remember when Dobson was scared of Carnivale masks? Is this a common autistic phobia?
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- 15 de Abr, 2015
It's a fucking mask. Having to wear one because of the virus is honestly the least of the world's problems right now.
And of course he's talking about something (or rather, someone) else only because it just became mildly relevant instead of finishing the Top 10 currently in progress. Any noteworthy sperging about Butch or his Christian Minecraft server?
And of course he's talking about something (or rather, someone) else only because it just became mildly relevant instead of finishing the Top 10 currently in progress. Any noteworthy sperging about Butch or his Christian Minecraft server?
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- 12 de Ago, 2018
Holy shit, this might be a goat Animated Atrocity. It's a perfect amalgamation of Enter clichés. He's angry almost the entire video about things that have absolutely nothing to do with the episode in question, in fact, he almost never talks about the actual plot. There's a fan going off in the background which isn't distracting per se, but is noticeable and annoying. Enter says there is no way anyone can ever make something less animated than this, which is ironic considering that Growing Around will never ben fully animated. He spends an entire minute explaining what a fucking radio is. Hell, he even brings back the Old Man from his older videos for a joke that is horribly edited and has sound effects so ungodly loud that I could see it causing headaches. Thanks, Ryan.
As for Enter's doxing, considering the A-Logs that browse this thread, there's almost a guarantee that there's going to be some kind of weening, and while I don't encourage it in any way, it'll certainly make things more interesting for a little while.
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- 5 de Abr, 2020
Just wait until he reviews the Bojack Horseman episode that takes place in one room and is just Bojack walking back and forth while talking for half an hour. Better yet, wait for the Growing Around script that takes place in complete darkness but "done right."
Icarus B. Nezzer
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- 13 de Jun, 2019
Speaking of Growing Around, I'm entirely convinced that was his motivation for making this review. Why would he get so mad about minimal-effort animation? Because it reminds him that life is unfair.
-Nickelodeon produces literal garbage that Enter thinks he could make in a week or two; Nick gets all the money and accolades
-Enter puts six years (and counting) of "effort" into his own cartoon; Nobody wants to pay him.
I can appreciate "Lights Out" as a bottle episode that most likely only exists because "Wishology" killed the animation budget. Mr. Enter, who has no concept of budget or even time management, sees any piece of media as an "All or nothing" affair, and to say otherwise is a personal attack on the arts, limited resources and non-negotiable deadlines be damned.
Edit: I think this quote illustrates the point very well.
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- 6 de Oct, 2014
This is the same guy who got angry at that Ninja Turtles cartoon because the fight scenes were better animated than the rest of the show. He really doesn't understand-- Well, anything.
Take note of our writing expert using the wrong form of 'they're' in the first bullet point.
Re; Point three. I dunno, Enter. Face Masks have been frequently worn in Japan for a long time now and their society has yet to crumble to dust because of them.
With all this bitching, I keep expecting Enter to turn up in one of those public freakout videos where a jackass coughs in an employee's face for asking them to put on a mask in a store.
As if Anime isn't a step in that direction
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- 15 de Jul, 2013
He doesn't own the house, it's his grandparents' house and he lives with them.
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- 1 de Oct, 2013
At least real children have an excuse. What's these manchildren's excuse?
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- 14 de Feb, 2015
Yeah, gonna be powerleveliing a little bit here and amazed It’s my first time posting here considering how long I’ve known of Enter, but even if someone who’s actually a fan of a lot of Enters more modern reviews (Not his Cartoon, I know it’s trash with Bland Art, innumerable Plot, Character and In Universe logical inconsistencies with gross fetish content that would make Dan Schneider Blush) I gotta day that This review feels extremely dated and subpar by even his standards. It feels similar to his Older, less experienced reviews back In his ‘classic’ 2013-2015 Mrenter Era. Enters editing for some reason Seems to wildly range in quality, occasionally having well animated graphics and editing of clips for transitions and sometimes His Audio Sounds perfectly fine with no background Noise or awkward Cuts with an overall more Fluid and Competent feel. It’s disappointing that Enter sees this Rushed and Extremely Unprofessional and misfocused review as Polished enough to release as an official video. Although hardly Suprising considering his Profound Narcissism and Refusal to Understand Cartoons as a Cooperative Project between an Artist and a Studio.
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- 19 de Ene, 2020
Pretty sure someone else has said this, but honestly, it's a wonder as to why Enter wants a fucking studio pitch, especially when you consider that anyone and everyone involved in a production needs to be actively communicating, and Enter is too tarded to manage basic interactions. You'd think having to constantly socialize and keep working would be an instant turn off for him.
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- 13 de Jun, 2019
You'd also think being in the exact same job doing the exact same things for at least six years would be a nightmare for Enter's ADHD, yet he still wants 175 episodes.
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- 2 de Ago, 2017
He literally makes up what he thinks the writers wanted from the FOP episode so it could fit his narrative.
"this is a bad traditional slapstick episode so it's bad overall" uh maybe they weren't trying to do traditional slapstick and wanted to put a fresh take on their comedy with the lights-out gimmick (which to me seems the more obvious explanation)?
thats like saying "zelda is a bad 2d platformer so it's a bad game".
"this is a bad traditional slapstick episode so it's bad overall" uh maybe they weren't trying to do traditional slapstick and wanted to put a fresh take on their comedy with the lights-out gimmick (which to me seems the more obvious explanation)?
thats like saying "zelda is a bad 2d platformer so it's a bad game".
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- 9 de Mayo, 2017
As ever, Enter believes that because Spongebob is the most popular wacky children's cartoon, therefore all wacky children's cartoons are Spongebob.
QED
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- 1 de Feb, 2020
It was there the entire time...
this post was made in a moment of tism, excuse me in advance.
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- 25 de Jun, 2020
Mr. Enter reminds me of that fat special needs kid in class only a handful of people "care about" and almost everyone is there to, in Enter's own words, "flagerantly bully him".
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- 25 de Dic, 2017
while that does apply to the average script, the passage is referring to spec scripts and writing samples. The stuff you show to execs so they know what kind of writer you are and that you can actually do the job they need for their show. It doesn’t really fit what Enter is trying to accomplish with his scripts.”
actually, Butch had just announced a new “book” he wrote about how to get a cartoon made days prior to this getting released. It’s actually funny because the website looks like something a PUA scammer would put together and the sample chapter is just 10 heavily margined pages of fluff stroking Butch’s ego. But the site also leads to another site where you can pay $4000 to pitch your show to Butch and get advice directly from him. So he’s kinda relevant now? In a grifter sort of way that is. Don’t forget, commissions are still open!
Lights Out is sort of like Seinfeld’s infamous Chinese restaurant episode. A seemingly low effort thing that is so polarizing that the viewer will either be on board with it the whole way through or hate it immediately. Personally I don’t think they accomplished the task with nearly the same skill, but there’s clearly a vision here. “Let’s make an episode that forces the viewer to imagine things.” Of course it was likely to get around a depleted season budget, but it’s not a crime against humanity, but there’s also still several people who consider that Seinfeld episode to be either hilarious or the most unfunny thing to ever appear on television. And to that I say, who doesn’t want a divisive episode that people can be talking about for years and years? That’s called staying power.
Also, I love having 2015 era rage enter back