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because you're too stupid to understand movies because you're an old shitty crybaby purist who wants it to be nothing but the OT. yeah.

The duel between Obi-Wan and Anakin on Mustafar is the best lightsaber battle in the entire Star Wars saga, not only in terms of spectacle but also in terms of the dramatic intensity of seeing the two best friends fight to the death, with a dramatic finale featuring one of the most emblematic quotes in cinema history. «You were the Chosen One ! It was said that you would destroy the Sith, not join them ! Bring balance to the Force, not leave it in darkness !». Dude.

«Do it !», «Another Happy Landing»,, «Hello there», «If you're not with me, then you are my enemy», «I have the high ground», «Only a Sith deals in absolutes», «So this is how liberty dies, with thunderous applause» and «The Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise» are Fantastic Lines and your videos are stupid. How can you say so much crap.

This was a great video! I did want to add however that BKC, a highly renowned and respected competitive player, has made lots of videos about the viability of Offense in Gen 2 Ou, which is surprisingly a very strong team style and not particularly ruined by stall.

Your videos suck.

Me: watching other video Me: Sees NTMA Me: *looks at other video* Seeya chump

I'm a simple man - I see a NTMA video, I watch and click like.

Robocop 2 was so detached and corporate. The whole movie felt like a bad sales ad. This movie wasn't about Alex Murphy, it felt like it was about Robocop trying to grab cash for a suffering movie company.

RoboCop one was awesome 👍👍👍 number two was solid and liked it number 3 despite it's issues does have moments I liked owned All three on VHS 📼 and DVD 📀 and Blu Ray that's how respect I have for the films

Kathleen Kennedy killed Star Wars and Indiana Jones.

The Acolyte sucks balls in hell.

The return to the light side of the chosen one destined to restore balance to the Force by destroying the Sith and bringing down Emperor Palpatine's Empire, marking the liberation of all the planets in the Star Wars world of this great infinite galaxy. Everything that followed Episode 6 is hogwash. Even the TV movies with the ewoks are better than Disney's trash waste fan fiction.

Star Wars I-VI original trilogies wonderful Star Wars universe is amazing.

Joker 2 is more disappointing than the time my dog tried to talk. Suck balls.

Star Wars I-VI are the true cult classic wonderful movies that built the legend of the Star Wars universe, the Skywalker saga, the story of Anakin Skywalker, the chosen one destined to bring balance to the Force, the rise and fall of a hero who succumbs to fear, anger and the temptation of the dark side, his quest to save those he loved, leading him to become Darth Vader, and how he ultimately redeems himself through the love of his son, the story of a democracy slowly corrupted into a dictatorship, as Palpatine manipulates fear and crisis to seize absolute power, until the fall of the Empire and the restoration of the Republic's order through Anakin's sacrifice, the wonderful Star Wars galaxy, the work of its creator, and they will never be beaten. Whatever. Mr. Know-it-all.

I think the gatling gun on second RoboCop was the most egregious example of 1980s "guns never running out of ammunition"

Biggest bs with this sequel is they made him blue and did not use the original musical score. Also the emotional connection with his wife was so rushed.

the image at 3:22 was that made by AI?! its so uncanny valley, lots of weird proportions and bad details like mistakes what AI would make, or a person in Photoshop that cant grasp common sense or basic logic, making all sorts of bad edits, retouch of photos since that exist too ... its so weird its really hard to believe its a photo

Robocop was a satire of the 1980s.In the 1980s,the police were starting to get militarized,meaning they were getting military grade weapons,like assult rifles, and military type of vehicles. Murphys character was to show that,he is a militarized weapon,but still retains his humanity.

I really enjoyed the stop motion sequences but haven't seen it in over a decade

George Lucas wrote and revised four drafts before arriving at the final film script. Di$ney should take notes.

Rey sucks balls while we have true role models of strong women like Senator Padme Amidala and Princess Leia Organa.

The Star Wars 7,8,9 $equels don't exist and will be nothing more than a useless and bland trash waste cash grab that have ruined the Star Wars universe because of wokism, remake, rehashing the past, lack of creativity, no story, ubiquitous humor that ruins situations and stupid characters that have as much charisma and personality as sick oysters. 🤮 There are only six wonderful Star Wars movies and the Skywalker saga ends with Anakin Skywalker's redemption as he returns to the light side of the Force by destroying the Sith and bringing balance back to the Force, with the fall of the Galactic Empire and Anakin's Jedi ghost alongside his mentors. The true end of the Skywalker saga. Nothing more. The rest is just filler fan service to make money, with no artistic vision whatsoever. Kathleen Kennedy only thinks about money. Di$ney only thinks about money. The $equels are the biggest cinematic disappointment of the decade. Disney+ was made for money and the series are mediocre, crap and forgettable (The Acolyte, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Boba Fett...🤢). RIP Star Wars. The force awakens being in hindsight only the beginning of the end. Commercial exploitation where we're just rehashing the past on cult franchises.

Star Wars Attack of the Clones is one of the best movies in the Star Wars saga, a superb and incredibly rich, thrilling movie. It’s a brilliant, wonderful and important movie that’s so underrated despite its incredible depth, exploring the Star Wars universe and all its infinite possibilities. It’s also a landmark in the evolution of digital cinema, being the first major blockbuster entirely shot, post-produced and released digitally. There are so many iconic scenes : the assassination attempts on senator Amidala, perfectly introducing the escalating political tensions that will lead to the Clone Wars (George Lucas displaying an impressive understanding of the rise of authoritarian regimes and the manipulation of fear to justify extreme measures, a parallel reflection on the post-9/11 climate and the wars that followed); the bounty hunters; the beautiful atmosphere on Coruscant with the diner and nightclub, bringing a fresh cyberpunk vibe we had never seen before, which adds a noir, investigative tone to the film (especially the speeder chase that introduces Coruscant’s rarely explored nightlife). The speeder chase over Coruscant with Zam the bounty hunter, the pursuit of the bounty hunters-one of the most iconic scenes-and Obi-Wan’s investigation leading him to Kamino, where he discovers the clone army, a key part of Palpatine's plan to manipulate the Republic into a war he secretly controls (Palpatine uses the army as a tool to secure his rise to power, playing on the Republic’s fears to initiate a war that will ultimately lead to the downfall of the Jedi and the transformation of the Republic into the Empire). And the music during the formation of the clone troopers ! The cyberpunk ambiance of Coruscant with the nightclub and Dex’s diner enriches the universe, making it more vivid and diverse (showing the cultural depth of Coruscant, from the elite districts of the Republic to the bustling underworld of criminal activity). The beautiful “Across the Stars” theme for the ill-fated love story, a tragic romance doomed to end badly (the relationship between Anakin and Padmé, beyond its political implications, carries a near-mythological fatalism, where their forbidden love will bring about their downfall), forms a Shakespearean tragedy in the vein of Romeo and Juliet, with their love doomed to clash with their tragic destiny (Anakin’s love drives him into fear and anger, emotions that will lead him to betray those he loves). Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman and Christopher Lee are always perfect in their roles and embody their characters with strength, charisma, charm and complexity. We can’t imagine anyone else portraying these extraordinary and so iconic Star Wars characters. The Grand Army of the Republic, the introduction of the clone troopers, brings invaluable depth to the Star Wars lore (reflecting on political manipulation and the morality of orchestrated conflicts, echoing real-world government involvement in civil wars or military interventions for hidden interests). Naboo is an extraordinary planet, one of the best in the saga alongside Coruscant, with its paradise-like atmosphere, magnificent and sun-drenched photography (Naboo, with its tranquil beauty, becomes a temporary refuge for Anakin and Padmé, in stark contrast to the impending conflicts and war). The romantic and investigative storyline mixed with action and adventure, the homages to serials (like Flash Gordon and 1930s adventure films), to peplum films (the gladiator-like arena fights on Geonosis), and even to detective films (Obi-Wan’s investigation on Kamino) make this one of the most complete movies in the entire Star Wars saga. Everything in this movie is captivating from start to finish, with not a single dull moment. The fight against Jango Fett, the seismic charges in the asteroid field-spectacular, pure genius in a saga where there’s sound in space (cutting the sound just before the explosion). Jango Fett, one of the most iconic villains of the saga, and of course count Dooku, the emblematic antagonists of this episode (Jango, as a bounty hunter and father of Boba, embodies the more raw and pragmatic side of conflicts, while Dooku represents corrupted nobility and political intrigue). The introduction of the Separatists sets up the future Clone Wars, the ongoing conflict with the Republic, marking the beginning of the war-arguably the best, most exciting, and most important period in the Star Wars saga (the saga’s pinnacle). Political tensions begin to rise on both sides, within the Republic and the Separatists, adding to the complexity of the story’s moral ambiguity (George Lucas, very aware of geopolitical realities, shows through the Separatists how rebellions can be fueled by legitimate grievances, yet also manipulated by elites to serve their own agendas, a critique of modern tensions between ruling powers and independence or secessionist movements). The film also shows Anakin’s first steps toward the dark side of the Force. The death of Shmi Skywalker is a crucial moment in his character’s development, which will lead him to become Darth Vader (this loss triggers uncontrollable hatred and pain, highlighting his difficulty in controlling his emotions). The massacre of the Tusken village marks his tangible first act of turning to evil, where Anakin succumbs to his anger. He will be haunted by the fear of losing Padmé as he lost his mother. The world-building is so incredible, on a whole new level, an extraordinary expansion, broadening the Star Wars universe like never before. We explore every corner of the galaxy, and the technological advancements allow for the creation of new worlds (like Kamino and Geonosis), new species (the Kaminoans and Geonosians), new technologies, and new civilizations. Anakin’s return to his home planet is a significant moment, serving to explore his roots and past pains (this return to Tatooine highlights his past of servitude and the tragic losses he suffered there), reinforcing his emotional attachment, which will be crucial in his fall. Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Padmé Amidala, and Mace Windu are incredible, iconic characters, perfect for the Star Wars saga-mythical, charismatic, and deeply engaging. The best characters. The Battle of Geonosis, an epic and memorable battle, sets the stage for the Clone Wars, introducing the Jedi’s involvement in the conflict (war is now inevitable, and the Jedi, trapped by Palpatine, are forced to lead the troops). The arena fights, with Padmé and Mace Windu being so strong and badass, the battles with the Jedi, and Yoda arriving at the last moment to save everyone-all leading to the beginning of the war. The chase and fight against Count Dooku, Obi-Wan, and Anakin, followed by Yoda’s arrival, and the secret wedding on Naboo, perfectly set the stage for Anakin’s tragic fate, giving the film an ending that’s far from happy: on one hand, love is fulfilled, but on the other, the shadows of Anakin’s fall are already looming. Everything about it is superb and thrilling. Yoda is strong and badass-he kicks ass, saving the heroes. Padmé is incredible, strong, badass, brave, beautiful, funny, and elegant. She exudes a greater femininity, is charming and relatable, and always so stunning, all while being a truly badass woman who fights for her freedom.

Star Wars The Phantom Menace is a superb and amazing Star Wars movie, magnificent and exciting from start to finish, a movie that perfectly sets up the beginning of the saga, everything is cult, incredible and exciting, the characters Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Padmé Amidala and Anakin Skywalker are superb, brilliant and emblematic characters of the Star Wars saga, the best characters in the Star Wars saga, political plots, the Trade Federation and Palpatine's influence to take the Chancellor's place, to establish his authority in the Senate, he begins to advance his pawns, which will be important in bringing about the rise of the Empire, the blockade of the planet Naboo, the expansion of lore, the Sith, the Padawans, the Jedi order, droidkass robots, battle droids, the pod race is still one of the best, most emblematic and anthological scenes in the Star Wars saga, an incredible scene, high in emotional tension, suspense and emotion, the ground-level shots, the political scheming to bring Palpatine to power are perfectly orchestrated, the queen willing to do anything to save her people, the story of Anakin Skywalker, a young slave tinkerer from Tatooine who wants to do everything in his power to win the race to free his mother, the touching farewell scene, the discovery and exploration of Tatooine with Watto, incredible new peoples, the dugs, the toydarians, extraordinary new cult sites, the Gungans' aquatic city, the Coruscant Senate, Naboo and Coruscant are superb and incredible planets in the Star Wars universe, with inestimable, exciting and unrivalled richness, creativity and diversity, a greater sense of exploration and travel in a much richer, more concrete, fleshed-out and exciting universe, a real opening onto the world with world building, the stratospheric expansion and exploration; the stratospheric and extraordinary world building much more open to the Star Wars world, the invaluable contribution to the Star Wars Lore, the Jedi Order, the Sith, the Padawan, Anakin Skywalker, the chosen one destined to bring balance back to the Force, which ties in with the events of the original trilogy, Darth Maul excellent iconic villain, the magnificent Duel of the Fates music, the battle of Naboo, the fight against Darth Maul, the space battle with Anakin and the ground battles with the Gungans to protect the palace of Naboo, representing the primitive people who must fight against a technologically superior army, as well as the superb cast of talented, perfect actors all emblematic of their characters, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Liam Neeson and Ian McDiarmid embodied their characters wonderfully, giving them strength, charisma, voice, personality and character, they are inseparable from their characters. Everything is superb and extraordinary in this exceptional and cult movie that introduces the Star Wars saga wonderfully, the beginning of the best saga of all time.

George Lucas' six original Star Wars movies are the true masterpieces that built the legend of the Star Wars world, a magnificent, wonderful and timeless work, an indivisible whole in six wonderful parts that form the Skywalker saga, six amazing movies that shaped the lore, built the mythology, the iconic characters of the Star Wars galaxy, the Skywalker story and expanded the open world building and expanded universe of the Star Wars world, and Star Wars I-VI will never be beaten.

The prequels are so wonderful and fantastic, having redefined world-building, storytelling, the iconic characters of the Star Wars galaxy, digital technologies and the opening of the expanded Star Wars universe.

George Lucas’s Star Wars prequels are a pure masterpiece, a magnificent, exciting, and incredibly rich work that has greatly contributed to the story, universe, characters, lore, and mythology of Star Wars. They are the best, greatest movies-a thrilling, cult classic trilogy from beginning to end. These are the Star Wars movies George Lucas always intended to make, and they are the best, most complete, and richest of all the Star Wars trilogies. Everything is superb: the deepening of the Star Wars universe and its narrative elements is stunning and engaging. The detailed exploration of the Clone Wars, a pivotal moment in Star Wars history, is fascinating. The period of the Clone Wars is the best era in the Star Wars saga. The gripping storyline develops throughout the films, with the rise of Palpatine (Darth Sidious) portrayed masterfully. His behind-the-scenes machinations to undermine the Galactic Republic and bring the galaxy under his control are meticulously shown. His manipulation to create a massive clone army and wipe out the Jedi with Order 66 is central to the story, explaining how the Galactic Empire came to be after the fall of the Republic and how Anakin turned to the dark side, becoming Darth Vader. Anakin’s fall, driven by his desire to save those he loved, is tragic and profound. His transformation into Darth Vader is a breathtaking, iconic scene. The connection to the original trilogy is seamlessly handled. Anakin’s internal conflict-torn between his loyalty to the Jedi Order and his desire to protect those he loves-makes his story deep and tragic. Key moments such as his confrontation with Count Dooku and his heartbreaking final duel with Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar heighten the drama. The prequels also brought invaluable depth to the Star Wars universe, offering detailed insight into the Jedi Order, the training of Padawans, the Sith, and Jedi teachings. The focus on the Sith and their philosophy strengthened the dark side of the Force, adding layers of depth and complexity to the saga. The political aspect of the prequel trilogy introduces a new dimension to Star Wars, with Palpatine’s machinations in the Galactic Senate and the growing tensions between planetary systems, creating a richer context for the events of the Original Trilogy-the rise of the Empire, the fall of the Republic, the extinction of the Jedi, and the tragic story of Anakin Skywalker. The expansion of the Star Wars universe is also amazing, with new planets, races, creatures, and cultures. The introduction of Dug, Gungans, Toydarians, Kaminoans, the underwater city, the Queen’s palace, the Galactic Senate, the cloning facility, and planets like Naboo and Coruscant-all of which are among the best-help create a larger, more diverse world. Iconic locations such as Kamino, Geonosis, Utapau, Felucia, and Mustafar provide visually captivating settings for action scenes, plot development, and key moments in the story. The trilogy also gave us legendary characters like Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Padmé Amidala, Qui-Gon Jinn, Mace Windu, General Grievous, Jango Fett, and more. The action scenes and lightsaber battles are some of the most memorable in the saga. Epic battles such as the Battle of Geonosis, the podrace on Tatooine, the Battle of Naboo, and the Battle over Coruscant are iconic, visually stunning, and filled with emotional stakes, involving characters we’ve grown to love. Lightsaber duels between legendary figures like Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Darth Maul, and Yoda are executed with exceptional choreography, adding visceral energy to the story. The duel on Naboo, the clash with Count Dooku, Yoda’s fight with Darth Sidious in the Senate, Darth Maul’s encounter, and the tragic brotherly battle between Obi-Wan and Anakin are unforgettable. These episodes also enriched Star Wars lore with charismatic new characters, unforgettable music like 'Duel of the Fates,' 'Across the Stars,' and 'Battle of the Heroes,' a fascinating and expansive mythology, and a cast of talented actors, including Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Liam Neeson. Natalie Portman is stunning, graceful, and charismatic as Padmé Amidala, queen and senator of Naboo. She brings strength, determination, and courage to her role, evolving from a queen to a senator and eventually into a strong, elegant, and determined woman-a central feature of the trilogy. Ewan McGregor and Liam Neeson deliver a classy and memorable presence onscreen, and their dynamic as Jedi Masters is palpable, conveying wisdom and resolve that ground the story in Jedi heritage. Christopher Lee’s presence as Count Dooku adds a touch of class, elegance, and charisma, enhanced by his Shakespearean delivery. The Star Wars prequels were the revival of the Star Wars saga, bringing real dramatic weight, political context, meaningful stakes, new and iconic characters, and thrilling action scenes. They vastly expanded the Star Wars universe, making it more diverse and richly developed, with a lore that perfectly complements the Original Trilogy and is inseparable from it. These Star Wars episodes are masterpieces that form an incredible whole, a single, exceptional galactic epic. It is the story of Anakin Skywalker-from his training as a Jedi to his fall to the dark side, and ultimately his redemption in saving his son, destroying the Sith, and bringing balance to the Force. It’s also the story of the Galactic Empire, once a democratic Republic, and Palpatine’s rise from senator to emperor of the galaxy-his manipulation to secure his authority in the Senate, create his own Empire, destroy the Jedi Order, and keep Anakin as his apprentice. Furthermore, this trilogy marked a major advancement in digital filmmaking, modern technologies, editing, and special effects, allowing the creation of new worlds, incredible world-building, and the extraordinary narrative of the Star Wars prequels. Like Avatar, it is a vast, rich, and unlimited universe that explores new planets, civilizations, technologies, and worlds. This trilogy is the greatest, most ambitious, and best-executed in Star Wars, as George Lucas was able to build his universe exactly as he envisioned it. Without the prequels, the Star Wars universe would not be as interesting, vast, developed, or as exciting and rich as it is today.

The George Lucas Star Wars Prequels are Wonderful Cult Classics Masterpieces. Stop crying.

RoboCop lost his humanity at the start of the original and then got it back by the end of the film. The sequel basically ignores this character development by reverting Murphy back into a full robot. They do touch on the humanity theme briefly in the sequel when Robocop follows his wife around, but then it's completely dropped. It's really an unnecessary sequel, even if it can be entertaining at times.

Robocop 2 is better than the first

Sorry but no, it really doesn't hold up today. The first one is a movie you can take seriously, the sequels are not.

It was Ok but the things I didn't like #1 the score was awful (RoboCop 🎶)#2 the suit was too blue looking like an action figure #3 that kid.. who would believe a gang of grown men and women would take orders from that little kid 🤷‍♂️ they would just kick his little a$$ & take over 😆

No wonder why Freddy was shot well.

I played the sequel when I was a kid, and I really liked it. I tried playing the original years later, but being sent back to the prison all the time in the beginning made me quit. It looks like the sequel had way less combat and more goofy adventure type of gameplay and world building, which was the right decision because combat is not its strongest point, to say the least. Outside areas are full 3D, only inside areas are isometric, which works much better in my opinion.

I first saw Robocop 2 as a middle schooler in the 90s and it blew me away. Such a great, underrated dystopian film

It's intresting for me how different people taste from era to era in comic story Also hope to see you cover pokemon gen 5 bw and bw2

I think my actual problem with how kanto heavy johto is is that a lot of the good ones from red and blue just didn’t transition well to gen 2’s system mechanics. The special stat split really fucked mons like gyrados and ninetales and the crit mechanics change was bad for mons like Persian and the grass types that relied on razor leaf just to name a few examples. Hyper beam’s nerf sucks the most tho. Feel like it worked really well in gen 1 as this risky all or nothing attack and gutting it really took away the defining niches of stuff like tauros and dragonite that they had in these early titles. But yeah, if these games weren’t the roughest to team build in they’d prob be my favorites. Top 3 ain’t so bad tho

I love these retrospectives, especially the little jokes. Always in-depth and interesting to listen to.

19:05 Kino

Also love how the game loops back to the beginning with the Pokémon league being right next to viridian city. Another great bit of design on their part to mark the player’s growth. Just a shame they forgot that when they made ever grande city

Feel like because of what the series became following these games (a giant multimedia machine) people don’t give red and blue the credit they deserve for being straight up JRPGS that were very ahead of their time. It’s mechanics were simple enough and intuitive for even kids to understand, it has a ton of party customization and options obviously, and most impressively to me the world is so open and interconnected. It’s quite streamlined in a lot of ways as well; random encounters are very easy to circumvent, free and easy healing in every town, can save anywhere on the map etc. For how much the lack of QOL makes returning to these games today rough, back when they came out they were actually less frustrating than a lot of its contemporaries. Even a lot of the flaws and “quirks” people today point out about the games can be attributed to them just following JRPG design and are wholly intentional, not some oversight. It’s not so weird onix has lower attack than of oddish when he’s supposed to just be the scary first boss that marks your growth when you encounter him later and he’s weak as shit. Dragonites line being the only dragon types raises eyebrows today but it’s supposed to be the penultimate challenge that shits on your starter, not be apart of a “balanced” type roster. Anyway another banger video man 👍

48:49 Arleen Sorkin was the basis because Dini was friends with her but found her intelligent and beautiful from their college days + she wore a Harlequin outfit for a stage show

45:46 fun fact: feat of clay is partially analogous to being gay: Hagen is literally assaulted by the viscous fluids another man is pouring down his throat, and his only support, the only person who loves him, is his only friend, and the most impactful thing to lose, his male assistant, losing him left Matt with nobody to turn to and from there being clay face and never going back Wasnt even a cliche

33:34 “when Sherman asks Batman to plow his mom” IM SO GLAD I DIDNT MAKE THIS UP MISREMEMBERING 😂😂

My favorite episodes of this show are baby doll, mad love, Heart of Ice, and Phantasm/Batwoman movies, am I addicted to Batman trauma 😂😂😂

I think what you’ve said about gen 3 being the ideal sweet spot for Pokémon learnsets and coverage is very accurate. Distinctly remember in DPP having my staraptor learn close combat and realizing we’ve truly jumped the shark lol. That gen really started the moveset homogeneity train with busted moves like stealth rock and u turn being so widely distributed, when they really should’ve stayed a lot more exclusive to their respective types to bolster their niches.

great review

this admin is "biscuit" brain.

good video 10/10