Following that if anyone wants some laugh out loud content from their other stuff and want suggestions, go to the redlettermedia community thread. We don't bite.Hopefully now, people will stop asking for Plinkett reviews and watch their better stuff.
Do you have a link? I've been wanting a decent RLM community to interact with.Following that if anyone wants some laugh out loud content from their other stuff and want suggestions, go to the redlettermedia community thread. We don't bite.
Lmao I was jumping between the OT star wars Plinkett thread and this oneDo you have a link? I've been wanting a decent RLM community to interact with.lol
Hopefully now, people will stop asking for Plinkett reviews and watch their better stuff.
Out of curiosity was it ever suggested that they would do a Plinkett review of Matrix? It seems like a popular thing for people to bring up and it definitely seems like it'd be fit for a detailed breakdown.
Into Darkness should definitely be the next one reviewed
Yeah, Into Darkness has plenty of problems (but I still really liked it), but that's the one common complaint that doesn't hold any water. In fact, it's a lot easier to break down than even the "TFA is a retread of ANH" argument. I was disappointed when he said that.Honestly his little line about Into Darkness in the Episode 7 review makes me a little hesitant to want a Plinkett Into Darkness review. It sounds like Mike is firmly in the "it's a Wrath of Khan remake" camp even though the two movies are pretty different aside from literally one scene in the movie.
They should have cut the ring theory shit because it was completely fucking boring. And they should have rolled the part where they shoot down the pro-prequel revisionism into a segment contrasting it with what TFA does right.
In one of the other Plinkett reviews he talks about all of the other movies he has to review and I remember the Matrix movies prominently appearing on screen. While I'd watch a review of the Matrix trilogy by Plinkett, I don't think either of the Matrix sequels are remotely as bad as the Star Wars prequels or Indiana Jones 4 (I think they get over-hated, personally). So I don't think they'd make the best reviews.
Matrix 1 also didn't age well.
Their problem is that it uses Khan for no reason other than because it's a reference to the older film. It doesn't make sense why it's Khan, other than the fact that people know who Khan is instead of whatever the villain from ST Beyond is called.Honestly his little line about Into Darkness in the Episode 7 review makes me a little hesitant to want a Plinkett Into Darkness review. It sounds like Mike is firmly in the "it's a Wrath of Khan remake" camp even though the two movies are pretty different aside from literally one scene in the movie.
Honestly his little line about Into Darkness in the Episode 7 review makes me a little hesitant to want a Plinkett Into Darkness review. It sounds like Mike is firmly in the "it's a Wrath of Khan remake" camp even though the two movies are pretty different aside from literally one scene in the movie.
Thought the review was fine. Ultimately it wasn't going to be similar because the prequels were so ridiculous the material was fun to pick apart, where TFA's biggest crime is playing it safe.
I said it in the other thread: Plinkett needs to review the current crop of DC movies. They are gonna become the prequels of this decade when the dust has settled down.Hopefully now, people will stop asking for Plinkett reviews and watch their better stuff.
Oh god yes I would love this.I said it in the other thread: Plinkett needs to review the current crop of DC movies. They are gonna become the prequels of this decade when the dust has settled down.
The ring theory stuff wasn't all that interesting to me.
I'd also rather see something else but I do think there's some value in pointing out what "safe" is, why the decisions are made, and ultimately why it's sort of a degrading way to approach a movie. Maybe not prime plinkett material but I was ok with it.
I said it in the other thread: Plinkett needs to review the current crop of DC movies. They are gonna become the prequels of this decade when the dust has settled down.
DKR was pretty bad...They aren't that bad, are they? Last one I've seen that I can think of was Dark Knight Rises and it wasn't thaaaat bad.
I feel that Man of Steel or the DC universe in general would be a perfect subject for a Plinkett-level takedown! I just don't think Mike is very interested in any of that stuff like he is with Sci-Fi, so I don't know if they'd actually do anything. Have Rich help him and maybe they could get something great. There's more to talk about than all of their HITB's on those.DKR was pretty bad...
But he means the burning garbage pile that is the current universe, Man of Steel, Batman 5 Superman and Suicide Squad. They're very much like the prequels in the way they are poorly conceptualised and fail basic filmmaking rules, are thematic and structural messes, and are so clearly a massive missed opportunity.
I agree. Really enjoyed it though.That Plinkett was pretty good, but tbh, it felt kinda pointless.
DKR isn't part of the current canon. I meant to say the SnyderverseThey aren't that bad, are they? Last one I've seen that I can think of was Dark Knight Rises and it wasn't thaaaat bad.
Hopefully now, people will stop asking for Plinkett reviews and watch their better stuff.
Did they respond to any criticisms of the TFA review?
Did they respond to any criticisms of the TFA review?