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@@joshharding7598 thanks for commenting! The awesome thing about film is that each one is different for everyone. You’re not wrong if you love them, and we’re glad you do! At least one of us (Jesse) will give them a rewatch for sure, but we also think releasing the inferior cuts first was a mistake. It soured the taste. But Zack’s worst movie is still far better than a lot of other directors best movies. Cheers!

any director can make watchman or 300 into a movie, its graphic novels, tards are fake people who dont know shit about anything, thats why they need to propped up this A hole as their hero.

Watchmen was awesome. Loved that movie

Go kick rocks npc

Made one of the most well regarded "Modern remakes of classic horror films" ever in Dawn of the Dead. Made one of the most faithful graphic novel adaptations in 300, which basically standardized the "Blue Screen and Sets" production method that you see commonly used in most VFX heavy blockbusters these days. Adapted a previously thought to be "unadaptable" graphic novel to film with Watchmen, and most consider it to be a high quality adaptation. The definitive Superman origin on screen with Man of Steel One of the very best Superhero teamup films with his version of Justice League.

thats what these tards called visionary friend, someone that stole from other media and made piss poor imitations

Cope 🤡

​@@creategreatness8823 Respects comic books as an artform and understands the human condition.

#Restorethesnyderverse

Arcane and Blue Eye Samurai are the DEFINITION of over-hyped and over-praised. Truly over-rated. I will take Demon Slayer, One Punch Man, or even an old-fashioned Cowboy Bebop over any of the "Hollywood's pretend Anime" nonsense. Just as Godzilla Minus One shamed the VFX work of almost every major Hollywood Blockbuster with a fraction of the budget, so too does Japanese animation outclass anything Hollywood puts out. Yes, there are bad and great anime just as there are bad and great Hollywood films...but defending Hollywood on this front frankly feels more like tribalism than anything else.

@@creategreatness8823 First off, these aren't entirely Hollywood productions and Arcane was made by a French studio and blue eye samurai by a french Canadian studio. But they originated in the West. You speak of how anime is better but can't bring examples. Anime can't seem to steer away from the same tropes its been using for decades. I dont see what godzilla minus 1 has anything to do with this. You also seem to be forgetting the horrendous pay those VFX artist probably had. All you did was use a popular example for why one did better than the other, just completely disregarding everything else. I'm not defending Hollywood. Just stating how stale and unoriginal anime is. Like, you are forgetting that it isn't just Hollywood that makes films. There are tons of independent studios that make great films. I can go on about each anime. But having the biggest anime in the past few years being demon slayer, is frankly embarrassing. A cliche driven story with one note characters is somehow the biggest thing out of Japan. All anime in Japan are either battle shounen, isekais, harem romance, melodramatic romance, unfunny comedy, idols, and CGDCT. Just look at the crunchyroll awards. Thry can't even come up with more than 6 shows to have in every category. The anime awards suck because anime sucks, no variety whatsoever.

@@creategreatness8823 I also want to mention that there's never been a show or movie thats more overrated than demon slayer. A generic, cliche driven story with one note characters, terrible antagonist that employs every single trope in the book. And look at the way they are handling it. It makes zero sense to turn a single arc in the middle of a series into a trilogy. Demon slayer is not a story of artistic integrity, it's a by product from copying battle shounens from before and using every trend in the book, with a production committee using every step to drag that shit out like filler episodes and movies to milk the ever loving fuck out of this thing called a "story" that was made in a lab.

@@ben99ny69 Agree to disagree.

​@@ben99ny69fact bro hollywood is world cinima anime is limited

Stop worrying about nepotism in Hollywood. Some of the best actors in history were "nepo babies".

@@samuelwallace2782 disagree you never know if a great a excellent actor was robbed the chance to do better because a nepo baby is taking his place

@MarcosSantos-dj6lk Sure you do. If the actor is bad in the role, then they took the role from another actor. But in a business like Hollywood, things are too subjective to really look at things that way. It's almost never the "most qualified" actor that gets the part. It's the actor that is qualified enough while also being available and willing to work for the right price. Plus, movie making has always been a family business. It's art. Does it really matter if an actor has connections? If it's a blatant miscasting, I'll say something. Otherwise, who cares?

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No worries! I almost kind of liked the altered sound for the 2nd person. Makes it easier to tell the two commentators apart. I hate when I’m listening to 3 or more talking on a podcast and I can’t really tell the voices apart enough.

Anime has like virtually no Horor. There barely any mystery anime. Isekais overtook fantasy despite being a sub genre. No drama that arent melodrama.

That's precisely that "wildly imaginative" aspect. An idea or concept that is crazy...but sometimes so crazy it just might work.

I think "that time i got reincarnated a sword is better". Though that "time I got reincarnated as a slime" had a better first season. But "that time I got reincarnated as a girl" was surprisingly funny. But I'm really looking forward to the adaption of "that time I got reincarnated as a hot spring in an alternate world, and I'm way too effective" and "That time I got reincarnated as a magical girl wand".

That is an excellent point. Animation not only allows you to showcase huge scope and scale with a relatively tiny budget...and as others have said, animation allows for the visuals and design work to achieve things that is much harder if not impossible to pull off in live action. 2D animation allows for more visual creativity and imagination without costing $300 Million.

Crazy how true this is

well movie is 2 hour while a serious is 25 episodes so its time waste

@@BlackT-ff6wr Sometimes the time is needed to flesh out stuff, it’s best to let things go at their pace and land the emotional beats rather than rush to them.

@@Tylerm05 huh bro you said something super but i don t understand so say it little simple

@@BlackT-ff6wr to put it simply, to invest time into an anime and watch the story unfold as it tackles a bunch of dark and serious topics that even a lot of American movies don’t have the guts to discuss, that’s why I used evangelion as an example, themes about mental health, existentialism, self hate, they’re all themes that you don’t see in modern movies nowadays, which is why anime is much better, you get all these stories, themes and interesting characters who you get to know over the span of a full series rather than just a simple 2 hour movie you can just shut your brain off to and watch in one sitting.

Absolutely. "Hollywood is dead, watch Anime instead."

​@@creategreatness8823both are good but man anime is dropping bangers left and right every season

Totally agree!

Absolutely. I was a full grown adult when I gave My Hero Academia a try. 2 episodes in...Deku finally gets told that he CAN be a hero. It's inspiring.

​@@creategreatness8823if there's one thing that anime never miss is to motivate the sh*t out of you and i love it

This is very true!

Try pokemon, that's still going. Usually it's the first 3 episodes of the first season that should give you an idea of whether or not you like it before binging the rest. If after the first three episodes, you didn't like it, then drop it - dont waste time watching till episode 50 unless the first 3 episodes were just good enough to continue watching but not bad enough to drop it.... I got up to about the XYZ of pokemon and then dropped it as it just got too child friendly (where's that dark gritty atmosphere from the adventure books??) and also ash kept reseting his memories each region and also apparently will look younger next season/region somehow....and needs to go back to school, what? hahahaha

For me...I'm sure One Piece is good, any property that goes that long certainly has something and commands a fanbase for a reason. For me it's entirely practical. Even if I were to watch one episode and love it, that's even worse because then I am pulled into an 1100 episode series. I don't have time in my life to dedicate to a property of that size. Even if you count all of Dragon Ball, every episode of Z instead of the shortened Kai, and all of Dragon Ball Super...you aren't even at 600 episodes. THAT is more or less the longest anime property I can commit to. Picking up an 1100+ series like One Piece that doesn't seem to be near its end is just a huge investment of time and mental bandwidth that I don't really have the ability to go in for.

@@White_Night_Demon dang bro too bad that Pokémon didn’t work out for you. You should try watching one piece instead. The first three episodes are cool for sure and it gets even better by episode 50 and believe it or not it gets even better after that. I highly recommend it.

@@creategreatness8823 fair enough bro but you really are missing out. If you don’t watch anime a lot I understand skipping out on it but if you are a fan of the medium it’s some of the best it has to offer.

I'm a huge fan of the medium. But I know my own mind and my own tastes. Just like being a fan of film doesn't mean I personally will like every great film of every genre...I hate musicals for example....loving some anime doesn't nullify my disinterest in an 1100+ episode series, and counting. I like a fair share of the classic Star Trek films and I quite like the original series... but I simply cannot commit to over a dozen Star Trek films and a thousand episodes of TV.

I think we will see one, if not all, of the upcoming Demon Slayer Trilogy become the most successful anime films ever released in the US. No guarantee they will do the impossible and pass Mugen Train in Japan because the bar is SO high. But as far as North America goes...I think the Demon Slayer trilogy will reach heights never before reached by Anime films at the Box office.

@@creategreatness8823 That 1st movie of infinity castle arc will alone cross $300 million in japan itself and overall 1st movie will cross $500+ million.... Reason : 3 Uppermoons will fight in 1st movie itself and 2 hashira will also fight plus the last uppermoon Fight of the 1st movie is Akaza's fight(overall 3rd best fight of this series).. Believe me hype of the 1st movie itself will be 100X more than mugen train.

What? More isekais and battle shounen. Is all anime is just power fantasy

@@ben99ny69 its not just battle shonen bro .Its the biggest battle shonens of the anime world. One Piece,Bleach,One Punch Man, Demon Slayer,Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, Sakamoto Days etc. Also some epic show like Gachiakatu etc will also come.

@@hazardEXE27 So yeah.... all battle shounen.

You do realize most anime stories are lile 10 years old right

I disagree it's the fact the branch off's are not required, the stories are mostly constant and those story arcs end with the og story

Well you're right, but in recent years the most famous and appreciated "comics" series are The Boys and Invincible, which have a well-defined story and without any ramifications in other comics (except spin-offs), however as regards the The current animation industry, to put it simply, Japanese animation is no longer even really 100% Japanese (and the opposite is true for Western cartoons , I mean Yuasa directed an episode of Adventure TIme ), there are animation studios like Science Saru which are made up of a lot foreign staff, and worked on the "anime" series Scott Pilgrim which is the adaptation of a very successful Canadian/American comic book

@@pac710 i can see what your saying but first of all, a good amount of anime/manga outpace the boys/invincible in sales. And second, I was talking about more traditional western comics such as marvel/dc, though I should have been little more specific there I guess.

I agree for certain that when it comes to long running franchises...Anime/Manga has some key advantages. It is linear. If you want to binge My Hero Academia...you just start at episode 1 and watch as much as you feel like. If you want to watch the "MCU" and are not already familiar...you pretty much have to find a video or online resource to explain it to you and lay out a way to "properly marathon" the entire franchise. The minute anyone feels like they have to do some kind of research or do any kind of "homework" just to try start to become a fan...it can just become a barrier to entry.

One of the coolest for sure

@@thefilmjump They should bring back in super and show goku and vegeta or even their kids, effortlessly turn super saiyan 3 and then stay in that form like its nothing(seeing how the reason they couldn't stay in that form for more than a few minutes is because of the large amount of power drain but now that they know ultra instinct level power, the power drain in super saiyan 3 would be like nothing to the power drain they would use if in ultra instinct mode), like how they did for when they stayed super saiyan 1 so if they needed a boost, all they had to do was up to super saiyan 2 but dont need to down to non super saiyan for less strength, just need to control the power so it outputs a lot less power than a million.... preferably to the scale of at least a couple of hundreds or less to stay like a normal human being.

Most movies that short aren’t considered feature length, but you’re right

Definitely a Demon Slayer track. 99% sure.

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@@thefilmjump ...apparemtly that specific track no longer exists.....

Tanjiro would murder Gosling and Blunt.

​@@creategreatness8823Gosling with power of friendship:

@@cheesegod04 But in the end...he's just Ken.

Updated the Thumbnail for yah! Looks much better now lol

I can’t believe I’m saying this but I truly think Tanjiro would win the fight (cause f**k captain marvel)

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As life long Godzilla fans it’s easy for us to love them all. That being said, we can totally see and understand the criticisms most people have for this one and the other entries. Pacific Rim came out in 2013 and blew us away. Not only does it have peak giant monster action, but it has Guillermo del Toro’s finger print all over it. You probably wouldn’t be able to tell who directed some of the monsterverse entries just by watching them. Our next video is on Kong Skull Island so we’re curious to see how much or how little our opinions as Godzilla fans line up with yours. Thank you for the comment by the way, we really appreciate it!

Well said!

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That would be an epic double feature!