It’s at 29 million views (from the main DC channel alone), roughly 95% like over dislike ratio, and has beaten The Batman for the most DC trailer views in record time.
I think we’ll be just fine without the people who think Zack Snyder invented Superman, Batman, and probably cinema itself.
-Awful take on Peter Parker (the comic fans have been begging for Peter to grow up already and move forward with his personal life, Across the Spider-verse does so and Drinker whines about him being a dorky dad, ah yes, Peter being a dork, that’s never been a thing! Also, he’s wearing his bathrobe because Miles wasn’t supposed to leave his dimension, thus Peter had no reason to suspect an incident would happen at their own HQ that would require his own involvement given the HUNDREDS of Spidey variants on site, come on, try to keep up, Drinker Man)
-his “review” of The Boys Season 4. Like, what are we even going here?
-his exposure as someone who values pushing his political views far more than actually being a critic as seen in his The Batman review (“aside from one line from Catwoman, the movie isn’t actually about race”. SpongeBob Narrator: A FEW MINUTES LATER “And I must say, it’s strange how all the Riddler’s targets are rich upper class men who are corrupt and all white”.
…….*sigh*
The mayor candidate of Gotham is a white man?
Someone should inform Jayme Lawson, that’ll come as quite the shock to her!
Bruce Wayne and Thomas Wayne aren’t corrupt, the former should be obvious to anyone because it’s BRUCE WAYNE, and the latter’s innocence being proven is kind of a big point of the movie.
It’s a blatant case of Drinker either not paying attention to the movie very well, a bad look for someone who is supposed to be reviewing a film, or he chose to lie to his audience in order to push his politics. All while the political angle he goes for he flat out admits elsewhere in the review is not relevant to the film AKA Drinker saying, “the film isn’t actually about race”. Either way, not a great look.
I would post videos that have gone further in debunking him (one specifically called him out on a massive mistake he made for Knives Out 2 in terms of understanding the timeline of a scene), but they’re probably too political in terms of a few of their talking points to be acceptable on Gaf, but feel free to do proper research on it on your own.
That’s the dangerous nature of going all in in trusting a media influencer. If you don’t actually watch the film, show, etc. you’re watching the influencer discuss, you have put blind faith into a person and are assuming they’re getting the details right, and you are allowing them to influence your opinion on something you haven’t even watched/played/read (or you only remember to some extent, and let the influencer affect your recollection of certain moments even if it’s inaccurate). I enjoy Nostalgia Critic, but I never watch his reviews for something I have not seen myself, as he has sometimes gotten details way off that significantly influenced his opinion. His Event Horizon review had him mistakenly believes Laurence Fishburne and his team are scientists (they’re not, they are a rescue team, only Sam Neill is the scientist in the film) and so many of his complaints rest on that false conclusion.