Small comments in this series are so funny, Tim is in the middle of sharing that he was contemplating suicide and Gregg interjects that the Sixth Street Bridge is "in a lot of movies" fucking golden
tim's expressions in this episode trying to act like a serious arts critic for the delgados, and valuing greg as a guest, is one of my favorite bits on the show
I love the idea of Tim threatening suicide unless he's given the chance to revitalize the show and "do it right" and it's basically just the exact same show as it was before
Meznoss a friend of mine who sold new cars did something like that whenever someone asked if the manager could give them a better deal. And this was in the pre Karen days. 15 minutes or half hour whatever he would go back around and tell them, manager said that is the best deal we got
This is seriously one of the funniest shows ever created but since the narrative builds continuously it's virtually impossible to share individual clips with people because they just won't understand it at all. And whenever I try to recommend it to people They never watch it. I guess it will have to remain a hidden gem for us Deckerheads.
His smile and nod while making this known are so appropriate and justified. One simple self assured gesture of confidence and competence to remind all of us greggheads why we are greggheaded
When I watch these guys talk, I feel like I'm sitting at a blues music festival in the early hours of the morning with my dad and one of his bad jazz musician friends, just talking about movies. Their vast repertoire of movies is exceeded only by the sheer lack of insight of each word they utter. Overall, the experience makes you feel empty, like time has stopped. And, in a way, it's beautifully comforting.
This is by far the closest anyone’s come to describing the emotional tone of this show (of course Tim’s rage/spectacular mistakes are a different thing)
I cannot stand how Tim Burton has been let off the hook this easily. We deserve to know the answers as to why he didn't direct Sherlock Gnomes. I'm glad the Delgados have decided to the fund the show, but we need to make sure that money is utilized for the right reasons, namely, exposing Tim Burton's secrets. Gregg, your reputation as a movie expert is on the line!
100% agree. Every time I walk past the Sherlock Gnomes poster by the bus stop outside my house it's like receiving a slap in the face, delivered personally by legendary film director Tim Burton.
Greggs reputation as a movie expert flew out then window when he consistently confused Star Trek 2 and 4 with each other. He has no credibility at all. Tim is always right and I feel sorry for all you Gregg heads...
I know. Who the hell does he think he is? It’s like Greg said: the fans DESERVE an explanation as to WHY he turned down Sherlock Gnome. It’s disrespectful to Greg. It’s disrespectful to us. And beyond that, it’s just straight up disrespectful to Johnny.
gregg had no intention to hold Burtons feet to the fire. He let him off the “Sherlock Gnomes” hook because he was hosting the OCOS and Burton is at it again with “Dumbo.” gregg is fuming but will probably lose interest if “Sleepless in Seattle” is on tv tonight.
Maybe Tim means he's planning to save it for a live audience? Could make for a very interesting Oscar special... Either way, I'm sure the Delgados would be absolutely crushed if Tim actually went through with it. They'd be losing out on HUNDREDS of dollars in potential revenue from all of Tim's future projects!
@MCCrumbcake I was hoping that unfortunate event could at least get Axiom his hand back, but no, according to the medical literature, the hand will usually reject its original body out of spite/pride
I was in tears when listening to Tim's struggle from last weekend. He not only hadn't eaten all day, suffering from low blood sugar, but was completely tapped out standing on the edge of the sixth street bridge ready to jump. Us On Cinema fans are lucky he had one last card to play against the Delgado's. His actions literally saved On Cinema just minutes before jumping to his death and then he still came onto the show and did what he does best, giving us expert advice on The Avengers starring Chris Pratt. I immediately followed his recommendation to check it out and it is definitely the movie that I will be enjoying all summer long. It's unquestionably the five bag movie he claimed it was. I just can't believe that Tim put his trust in Gregg with all his "expertise" to save the day after he tried to pull that hat bullshit again. He then gave The Avengers an insulting score of 5 bags of popcorn and an Ant-Man DVD. Gregg even has the audacity to claim he is a movie expert then proceeds to waste our time showing us a shit quality segment on hot dog buns. It sickens me to think that Gregg believes he deserves to host the very show that Tim has put his germ free heart and soul into.
I worked on Avengers Infinity as a previs artist. The greatest honor was not seeing it in theaters, but seeing it reviewed on On Cinema at the Cinema. Also, I bought 100 Ant Man DVDs so Gregg could collect residuals. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it on VHS.
That brief period of semi-sanity when you're left wondering what the next gimmick will be/how Tim will bring himself to the brink of death and miraculously survive next.
I think if oXc is going to survive it's going to depend entirely on Mark Proksch coming out of that coma. VR technology just can't compete with a good W. C. Fields impression.
@@caleballen4721 he was in that? I personally thought Jordan Peele's first movie was super predictable and over-explained in the last 10 minutes in lieu of an actually suspenseful climax, but now maybe I'll have to watch Us.
I've been there, Tim. Once i was rejected in a business oppurtunity and i was also tapped out. So i went to a bridge, call them and made them rethink their behavior. Now im alive and it's been a great couple of weeks.
At this point he's obviously in on it, but before he was in Decker and the Oscar Specials I'm not so sure. It's hard to tell at what point he figured it out
I love how this is pretty much the most straight forward and professional movie review in the entire series and it's only because Tim is still riding a pink cloud from getting the show back
Joe’s a huge asset. Such a relevant point that films nowadays don’t have much in the way of plot. Little wonder he didn’t watch Avengers & perhaps this approach to reviewing deserves further exploration? Great episode!
I'm wondering if maybe they saw Gregg in the parking lot and knew the exact scene he would be talking about and rushed to put out the eight bun packs instead of the twelve? I'm sure the grocery store would not like the negative publicity if he saw that the Popcorn Classic Father of the Bride had failed to change something for the better. Gregg has a lot of pull in lots of industries including the baking industry.
3:59 perfect delivery. 6:49 and wow look at those CG effects, the trees don't even shake when that meteor impacts. And there were too many amazing Tim faces to timestamp, but wow this episode was great.
The treachery of the Delgado family aside, can we please address the elephant in the room that is Tim Burton? Why won’t he reply to any of Gregg’s letters? Gregg don’t get sidetracked. We need answers. #timburtonjustice
I’m so glad the Delgados saw Tim’s talents for what they are, and I think Tim is doing great under pressure. Perhaps this is just the golden combination that makes the show even better! Judging from this episode, Tim seems even more professional, there’s room for personal, emotional tales, Gregg seems to be able to relax more, the movie banter is tight and insightful, and we even get professional actor Joe Estevez’ industry point of view on the matter. Thanks Delgados, Tim, and everyone involved for such an amazing episode!
Gregg (as always) is filled with infinite film buff knowledge. He really nailed how utterly confusing it is nowadays with folks discussing _The Avengers_ . I'm always picturing Uma Thurman (or Emma Peel) in a catsuit accompanying a dude always carrying an umbrella. I don't know what to say. _The Avengers_ title was already taken. Sorry comic kids. Gregg standing up for high Hollywood standards may stop this whole title controversy that everyone is talking abuzz about from reaching fever pitch. Gregg, your the hero we need, but certainly don't deserve. We love you, Gregg!
Being first doesn't make your film better. Americans made the name "Avengers" awesome while the British version is regarded as one of the worst films of all time.
I think your trying to waffle a bit, Ol' Chap. Do you realize how utterly important movie titles truly are to a "master codebreaker" such as Kingston (err.. Gregg) himself? Aren't comic book kids always doing the equivalent of pissing all over TH-cam comment sections with cries of "I'm first," et al? How is this title debacle situation any different from any other whining from Millennial whipper snippers? _The Avengers_ 90's adaptation is & always will be forever "First." Gregg's is the only opinion that matters to a true film buff. "And a good day to you, kind sir!"
Nah, i like pancakes better bro, like Akechi from Persona 5. And I literally never seen a comic fan even mention the old Avengers, (And for good reason too as stated earlier, but it could also be that British Avengers never became a household name, unlike the American one.) Oh, and i'm not doubting the guy, its good to see people know what they are talking about. And bragging about being first speaks nothing of it's overall quality as we see nowadays. So to my fellow human being: A good day to you too.
bannanas117 Exactly, unless you grew up watching the show or lived in the UK, the other 90% of the world's population will think of the American Avengers
This episode is On Cinema’s Infinity War. An enourmous cast of characters. 10 years in the making. Epic dialogue and stunning plot twists at the brink of death. Congratulations!! But where do we go from here?
Look how at 8:46 Tim becomes the third wheel. We need movie expertise from movie buffs, not murderers. Step down Tim and let Gregg host the show. #Greggheadforlife
3:38 - 10:27 lol tim has to surpress his anger, he's going to explode. I think it's because greg (aka snake) was wearing that stupid hat in on location.
Gregg is off the hinge, he and joe just kept gabbing on about Fast and Furious which wasn’t even the topic movie! Tim has to pull the show back together for the Delgados. I have faith; Tim has never been the self destructive type.
It's "On Cinema, At the Cinema," not "On Cinema." As Tim is doing everything he can to keep this show alive, please at least get the show's name right. Thank you.
Love how Tim checks his notecard before introducing Estevez. He is such a tantamount professional, so focused, that he forgoes the sincere and real friendship once the cameras roll, all business, even has to resort to the cards. Sad how many warning signs there were yet none of his friends or coworkers(too busy worrying about your Tim Burton beef to notice a suicidal coworker huh?). Amazing story. Tim LITERALLY put his life on the fucking line for On Cinema. There can be no doubt who cares for this show the most. Sickening how immature and unprofessional Gregg is acting even after that story came to light. I'm a major Gregg-head, and even I am growing tired of his childish antics.
yah i'm with grindcoremaniac on this one. when gregg and joe wont stop gabbing about fate of the furious and scott eastwood, tim has the same sort of demeanour. hes on pins and needles about the delgados
Tim has really grabbed this opportunity by the throat. You can really tell how invested he is by the subtle use of reaction shots throughout this episode. Throw in the surprise appearance of On Cinema On Location and you've got a great return to form for OCATC!
Gregg, if they filmed it today and the script said the same thing, Steve Martin’s character would say the same things, and the bun selection would be changed to match the script. Your reviews are typically super helpful, particularly when touching upon relevant title and categorization issues - but here you made a mistake in a basic misunderstanding of what a movie vs a documentary is.
His monologue about earning for the Delgados is one of the absolute weirdest and most disturbing parts of this show so far. Hilarious. Five bags and a little red tie.
"I called Joe, he didn't pick up". Love the brutal call-out. That's the sign of a leader.
I laughed so hard at this
Small comments in this series are so funny, Tim is in the middle of sharing that he was contemplating suicide and Gregg interjects that the Sixth Street Bridge is "in a lot of movies" fucking golden
@Reid Dane you sound like a great boyfriend and a credit to the On Cinema family
Also that Decker never made anyone any money
@@Highlander1432hey watch it mister
Called Joe, he didn't pick up..
Also that he mentions how good ant man is multiple times because he’s in it just to rub it in Tim’s face, knowing that it really bothers him hahahaha
tim's expressions in this episode trying to act like a serious arts critic for the delgados, and valuing greg as a guest, is one of my favorite bits on the show
Him overcompensating is so subtly hilarious
Came here for this one
I love the idea of Tim threatening suicide unless he's given the chance to revitalize the show and "do it right" and it's basically just the exact same show as it was before
yes, that *is* the point
I like that too
Mark Dwyer probably never actually called anyone. Just waited 56 minutes and then made some bs up.
Meznoss a friend of mine who sold new cars did something like that whenever someone asked if the manager could give them a better deal. And this was in the pre Karen days. 15 minutes or half hour whatever he would go back around and tell them, manager said that is the best deal we got
I love all the Marvel movies, Superman...
And from a bridge that was demolished two years before this episode came out
Lmao I love that at 6:40 Tim was about to yell at Gregg and then when he realized Gregg was just making a trivia note he immediately changed his tone.
"I'M GONNA R-... That's right, thank you very much"
This is seriously one of the funniest shows ever created but since the narrative builds continuously it's virtually impossible to share individual clips with people because they just won't understand it at all. And whenever I try to recommend it to people They never watch it. I guess it will have to remain a hidden gem for us Deckerheads.
the antman vs fantastic 4 is my entry level showing people.
So true
johnulcer They’d have to watch On Cinema from episode 1 season 1 to get the full effect, most people are too lazy and / or don’t get the humour.
There's just not enough movie buffs they days. A very sad situation.
The slow descent into madness... this show is art.
Almost forgot Joe and Gregg used to work together on the set of Decker, thanks for the reminder Gregg!
His smile and nod while making this known are so appropriate and justified. One simple self assured gesture of confidence and competence to remind all of us greggheads why we are greggheaded
When I watch these guys talk, I feel like I'm sitting at a blues music festival in the early hours of the morning with my dad and one of his bad jazz musician friends, just talking about movies. Their vast repertoire of movies is exceeded only by the sheer lack of insight of each word they utter. Overall, the experience makes you feel empty, like time has stopped. And, in a way, it's beautifully comforting.
When we stop trying to find insight within or without, we find it within and without.
Neat
This is by far the closest anyone’s come to describing the emotional tone of this show (of course Tim’s rage/spectacular mistakes are a different thing)
I cannot stand how Tim Burton has been let off the hook this easily. We deserve to know the answers as to why he didn't direct Sherlock Gnomes. I'm glad the Delgados have decided to the fund the show, but we need to make sure that money is utilized for the right reasons, namely, exposing Tim Burton's secrets. Gregg, your reputation as a movie expert is on the line!
100% agree. Every time I walk past the Sherlock Gnomes poster by the bus stop outside my house it's like receiving a slap in the face, delivered personally by legendary film director Tim Burton.
Keep trying
Greggs reputation as a movie expert flew out then window when he consistently confused Star Trek 2 and 4 with each other. He has no credibility at all. Tim is always right and I feel sorry for all you Gregg heads...
I know. Who the hell does he think he is? It’s like Greg said: the fans DESERVE an explanation as to WHY he turned down Sherlock Gnome. It’s disrespectful to Greg. It’s disrespectful to us. And beyond that, it’s just straight up disrespectful to Johnny.
gregg had no intention to hold Burtons feet to the fire. He let him off the “Sherlock Gnomes” hook because he was hosting the OCOS and Burton is at it again with “Dumbo.” gregg is fuming but will probably lose interest if “Sleepless in Seattle” is on tv tonight.
8:10 This is hilarious. Tim'a face after Joe Estevez says he didn't even watch Infinity War is priceless.
Welll....you know...I'm a little late to the table on that one.
So Tim finally threatened to off himself if he couldn't do the show anymore?
I respect that, I respect that a whole lot.
Maybe Tim means he's planning to save it for a live audience? Could make for a very interesting Oscar special... Either way, I'm sure the Delgados would be absolutely crushed if Tim actually went through with it. They'd be losing out on HUNDREDS of dollars in potential revenue from all of Tim's future projects!
Tim did die and that is clearly a robot.
Watch your fucking mouth.
@MCCrumbcake I was hoping that unfortunate event could at least get Axiom his hand back, but no, according to the medical literature, the hand will usually reject its original body out of spite/pride
@@msdosah I’m familiar. They call that Host vs Host disease
I love how Tim holds himself ransom to the parents of a kid he killed to save his show.
The man’s playing 4-dimensional chess here. Us ordinary folk just can’t understand it
He was exonerated
Nobody told that kid to vape
@@Pixelkipit’s their fault.
“Get me a financing for my vanity projects or else I’ll kill myself” is just an absolutely amazing portrait of narcissism
WATCH IT 3:38
I love that he referred to his threat of suicide as his “one card to play”
Called Joe; he didn’t pick up.
Nice catch
This was the comment I was looking for.
Joe was without defense
Joe's face is priceless
Facepalm
As one of the many Joeheads out there I can vouch that for those 40 minutes Joe was turning down an invite by Oscar
“Dekkar never generated any money for anyone.”
“WATCH IT.”
Spraynard Krueger the speed with which that happens is amazing
Watch Tim try not to lose it after he said that 😂😂😂😂
I read your comment before actually watching the video but is still nearly spit out my coffee when I saw that part lol
@@bpc1003 He's always ready to pounce because he just knows at any moment Greg could cut in and say something like this.
Empty bottle did.
Tim’s simmering impatience as Gregg and Joe spend like 30 seconds actually discussing movies 😂
eyes darting back and forth like a cornered rat
Joes look when tim says "called Joe, he didn't pick up"
2:20 You could tell it hit him hard knowing HE SAW Tims call and let it go to voicemail.
I was in tears when listening to Tim's struggle from last weekend. He not only hadn't eaten all day, suffering from low blood sugar, but was completely tapped out standing on the edge of the sixth street bridge ready to jump. Us On Cinema fans are lucky he had one last card to play against the Delgado's. His actions literally saved On Cinema just minutes before jumping to his death and then he still came onto the show and did what he does best, giving us expert advice on The Avengers starring Chris Pratt. I immediately followed his recommendation to check it out and it is definitely the movie that I will be enjoying all summer long. It's unquestionably the five bag movie he claimed it was. I just can't believe that Tim put his trust in Gregg with all his "expertise" to save the day after he tried to pull that hat bullshit again. He then gave The Avengers an insulting score of 5 bags of popcorn and an Ant-Man DVD. Gregg even has the audacity to claim he is a movie expert then proceeds to waste our time showing us a shit quality segment on hot dog buns. It sickens me to think that Gregg believes he deserves to host the very show that Tim has put his germ free heart and soul into.
Top tier comment
I worked on Avengers Infinity as a previs artist. The greatest honor was not seeing it in theaters, but seeing it reviewed on On Cinema at the Cinema. Also, I bought 100 Ant Man DVDs so Gregg could collect residuals. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it on VHS.
you can get it on VHS but you have to record it yourself
That brief period of semi-sanity when you're left wondering what the next gimmick will be/how Tim will bring himself to the brink of death and miraculously survive next.
You're WRONG! It's all onwards and upwards from here on out. I guarantee it.
@@criticallymindednetwork4508 He reviving the corpse of "Chaplain's Chili"?
@@criticallymindednetwork4508 spoken like a true Deckerhead
0:38
"Two guests-ts-ts-today."
Unbelievably great subtlety. He accidentally says too many "t's" and you can see him do a brief cringe right after.
Tim perfectly satirizes the dumb way adults tell stories
*assholes tell stories
Why would you admit you're not an adult?
Damn mungos
this greaseball kid better not represent the average viewer age of this show
Old people are literally dumb
I love that Gregg's segment uses a stock music loop from the Apple Sound Library, which is where all film experts source their music.
garageband loops and faux jazz covers of Jack Johnson 👌🏻
8:54 - Tim’s facial expression of a slow descent into madness deserves an Oscar nomination.
YEP
@@loppy6481YEP. ALRIGHT
I think if oXc is going to survive it's going to depend entirely on Mark Proksch coming out of that coma. VR technology just can't compete with a good W. C. Fields impression.
Sometimes old ways are better
Chickadee!
“Joe Estevez from movies and TV”
I love how I'm 5 minutes into the review and they haven't mentioned the movie at all. I need to watch these in chronological order.
Anyone else think the angel looking out for Tim was none other than the late Dr. San??
Wow, 5 bags from both Tim and Greg for The Avengers! It must be a good movie!
Right totally serious . No being ironic here . Tim is an incredible actor
Duncan Rossi he’s so talented. The way he trips over his words is amazing
Proof in the movie Us. He can play horror just as well as comedy.
@@caleballen4721 he was in that? I personally thought Jordan Peele's first movie was super predictable and over-explained in the last 10 minutes in lieu of an actually suspenseful climax, but now maybe I'll have to watch Us.
I've been there, Tim. Once i was rejected in a business oppurtunity and i was also tapped out. So i went to a bridge, call them and made them rethink their behavior. Now im alive and it's been a great couple of weeks.
you're not funny
It's that easy.
Thank you Greg, I was so confused and disappointed when I saw superheroes in The Avengers sequel!
Gregg*
With half the "Avengers" gone, it looks like it's up to John Steed and Emma Peel to save the world in "Avengers: Endgame"
@@squidincsquid Real Greggheads know it's 2 G's
@@ninjamatic5000 affirmative
Tim's Facial Freakout at the end was the funniest thing i've seen in a long time.
"I haven't seen it yet" 😂😂😂 The only guest didn't see the only movie being reviewed in a show where they exclusively review movies.
You're pretty gullible if you think Tim is watching these movies.
Gregg is a guest too fyi
That head movement Tim does at the end freaks me out.
Zhougdog and the little snarl
7:40 I enjoy Tim's look of desperately trying to hold back his disgust at Gregg's Avenger's mix up.
8:54 Tim heidecker might have the greatest facial expressions
Evan J 10:26-10:33 had me in tears :D
okay, alright....... YUP
7:16
I like to imagine Joe as being completely unaware it's a sketch and he actually believes he's been bunched with a pair of loons.
Gary Maguire me too 😂
Yup haha
Joe is the one pulling all of this, he’s doing an excellent job
Take it from us Joe Estevez-heads
Kind of amazing bringing him in with these two. The dynamic is so great.
At this point he's obviously in on it, but before he was in Decker and the Oscar Specials I'm not so sure. It's hard to tell at what point he figured it out
I'm really glad these folks took the time to reintroduce themselves, I almost forgot who they were since last episode
I love how this is pretty much the most straight forward and professional movie review in the entire series and it's only because Tim is still riding a pink cloud from getting the show back
8:56 somebody's thinking about that 6th Street Bridge 🤔
Mablak Great Job!
holy crap thats the baskin robbins guys from ant man. thats why he keeps referencing it haha
It's hilarious that when the Delgado Fund logo slams down on screen it sounds like prison bars.
7:48 Good lord Joe’s expression here had me in stitches
Joe’s a huge asset. Such a relevant point that films nowadays don’t have much in the way of plot. Little wonder he didn’t watch Avengers & perhaps this approach to reviewing deserves further exploration? Great episode!
He's just copying Tim who I don't think has watched a movie in years.
Joe actually had a great point about the avengers being more about the red cars rather than the plotline or actors
Great to hear they are now selling hotdog buns in packages of eight!
I'm wondering if maybe they saw Gregg in the parking lot and knew the exact scene he would be talking about and rushed to put out the eight bun packs instead of the twelve? I'm sure the grocery store would not like the negative publicity if he saw that the Popcorn Classic Father of the Bride had failed to change something for the better. Gregg has a lot of pull in lots of industries including the baking industry.
"well.... you know" Joe Estevez Number 1 phrase
3:59 perfect delivery.
6:49 and wow look at those CG effects, the trees don't even shake when that meteor impacts.
And there were too many amazing Tim faces to timestamp, but wow this episode was great.
Agreed. this episode was a true five-bagger for me.
Thank you for using the 5 bag scale. Some jokers seem to think it goes up to 6 bags.
The treachery of the Delgado family aside, can we please address the elephant in the room that is Tim Burton? Why won’t he reply to any of Gregg’s letters?
Gregg don’t get sidetracked. We need answers. #timburtonjustice
Where is the VR? I enjoyed being able to look around when Tim's camera was being used to find someone with movie expertise.
I’m so glad the Delgados saw Tim’s talents for what they are, and I think Tim is doing great under pressure. Perhaps this is just the golden combination that makes the show even better! Judging from this episode, Tim seems even more professional, there’s room for personal, emotional tales, Gregg seems to be able to relax more, the movie banter is tight and insightful, and we even get professional actor Joe Estevez’ industry point of view on the matter. Thanks Delgados, Tim, and everyone involved for such an amazing episode!
Gregg (as always) is filled with infinite film buff knowledge. He really nailed how utterly confusing it is nowadays with folks discussing _The Avengers_ . I'm always picturing Uma Thurman (or Emma Peel) in a catsuit accompanying a dude always carrying an umbrella. I don't know what to say. _The Avengers_ title was already taken. Sorry comic kids. Gregg standing up for high Hollywood standards may stop this whole title controversy that everyone is talking abuzz about from reaching fever pitch.
Gregg, your the hero we need, but certainly don't deserve. We love you, Gregg!
Being first doesn't make your film better. Americans made the name "Avengers" awesome while the British version is regarded as one of the worst films of all time.
I think your trying to waffle a bit, Ol' Chap. Do you realize how utterly important movie titles truly are to a "master codebreaker" such as Kingston (err.. Gregg) himself? Aren't comic book kids always doing the equivalent of pissing all over TH-cam comment sections with cries of "I'm first," et al? How is this title debacle situation any different from any other whining from Millennial whipper snippers? _The Avengers_ 90's adaptation is & always will be forever "First." Gregg's is the only opinion that matters to a true film buff.
"And a good day to you, kind sir!"
Nah, i like pancakes better bro, like Akechi from Persona 5. And I literally never seen a comic fan even mention the old Avengers, (And for good reason too as stated earlier, but it could also be that British Avengers never became a household name, unlike the American one.) Oh, and i'm not doubting the guy, its good to see people know what they are talking about.
And bragging about being first speaks nothing of it's overall quality as we see nowadays. So to my fellow human being: A good day to you too.
I don't think I know one person who thinks of the British Avengers when that title is brought up
bannanas117 Exactly, unless you grew up watching the show or lived in the UK, the other 90% of the world's population will think of the American Avengers
8:08 - Pure gold... Thanks Joe, Great Job!
This episode is On Cinema’s Infinity War. An enourmous cast of characters. 10 years in the making. Epic dialogue and stunning plot twists at the brink of death.
Congratulations!!
But where do we go from here?
the movie was bad sorry to tell you your taste is bad
I'm glad all you guys survived the snap
Devon Palmer Eric must not have.
Look how at 8:46 Tim becomes the third wheel. We need movie expertise from movie buffs, not murderers. Step down Tim and let Gregg host the show. #Greggheadforlife
Here too fuck me
This the type of guy you randomly siting next to in a public gathering and instantly regret why you even greeted him.
If Gregg is in Ant-Man 2 then god exists and loves us.
Troubledyouth16 Could just be a background cameo as a walk-in, IMDB usually doesn't catch celebrity cameos as background extras.
Troubledyouth16 Baskin Robbins always finds out
let this be the final testament of whether god exists or not, and never speak of it again.
kloggmonkey for all we know the Delgado's own god too.
If he is it would be because he sold another kidney to pay Marvel to get a walk-on part - God had nothing to do with it
1:38 " got the money back, got about $400 back" 😂
3:38 - 10:27 lol tim has to surpress his anger, he's going to explode. I think it's because greg (aka snake) was wearing that stupid hat in on location.
"This black hole I was about to fall into."
The whole season takes place in a black void.
I feel like Joe is just sitting there thinking "this isn't the craziest coke rant I've ever heard"
I'm always amazed how gracious Tim is to those people.
I called joe he didnt pick up. Joe's face lol
'One of my oldest and good best friends... *glanced over at the note* Joe Estevez´ lmfao
Tim's reaction faces at 7:35 and 7:45 are beautiful
When Greg said Ant Man I pissed my pants 😂
Lmfao this is the greatest universe in history, y'all are absolutely geniuses
You should've jumped Tim... you could be with Tom Cruise Jr and 18 others you killed. Next time buddy, I know you can do it!
I think you mean 19
@@JohnSmith-qy2fh but definitely not 20!!
Tim got rid of the hat like he got rid of Ayaka's child.
Gregg is off the hinge, he and joe just kept gabbing on about Fast and Furious which wasn’t even the topic movie! Tim has to pull the show back together for the Delgados. I have faith; Tim has never been the self destructive type.
Tim’s look after Joe says he hasn’t seen Infinity War 8:15
Amazing, this show just keeps getting better and better!
thanks to the Delgados for letting this show continue. I would have never known to go see the Avengers if it weren't for on cinema!
It's "On Cinema, At the Cinema," not "On Cinema." As Tim is doing everything he can to keep this show alive, please at least get the show's name right. Thank you.
absolutely knew what Gregg was going to bring up about this movie.
The silence after Joe drops the bombshell that he hasn't seen Avengers
I wonder if Joe, of the hundreds of movies he's made, remembers Rollergator.
Now THAT'S a Popcorn Classic!
I wonder if he remembers Guns of El Chupacabra
Or werewolf!
Almost forgot soultaker; thank you mst3k!
gawt damn stoners and VHS, gonna rot your nuglets clean off!
Love how Tim checks his notecard before introducing Estevez. He is such a tantamount professional, so focused, that he forgoes the sincere and real friendship once the cameras roll, all business, even has to resort to the cards. Sad how many warning signs there were yet none of his friends or coworkers(too busy worrying about your Tim Burton beef to notice a suicidal coworker huh?). Amazing story. Tim LITERALLY put his life on the fucking line for On Cinema. There can be no doubt who cares for this show the most. Sickening how immature and unprofessional Gregg is acting even after that story came to light. I'm a major Gregg-head, and even I am growing tired of his childish antics.
If you were a real Gregg-head you'd realize he's completely in the right. Tim-head in disguise
10:27 wtf is wrong with him? Something´s fishy..
Lmaooo hes like some sort of robot
He's just worried the Delgado's won't be impressed and wants to speed the show up.
yah i'm with grindcoremaniac on this one. when gregg and joe wont stop gabbing about fate of the furious and scott eastwood, tim has the same sort of demeanour. hes on pins and needles about the delgados
mrlagx he has to surpress his anger
I fear he's off his vape juice diet. He really needs to start taking his vape juice as directed by his late doctor who was way ahead of his time.
It's interesting how Tim's battle mirrors the Avenger's battle
Tim, to Gregg, at the end: "Thanks for coming on the show."
The Sixth St. Bridge gambit is exactly the sort of innovative business model we have come to expect from the aptly named Tim.
Tim has really grabbed this opportunity by the throat. You can really tell how invested he is by the subtle use of reaction shots throughout this episode. Throw in the surprise appearance of On Cinema On Location and you've got a great return to form for OCATC!
"I don't even know where to begin with this. I should just begin at the beginning."
this dude is brilliant, a movie review 10 minite show that turns into nothing but chaos
lmao the faces Tim is making in this one
This world doesn't deserve Tim's comedy. It's unbelievable how underrated he is...
Reminds me of being a kid. In the 80's. Playing in the yard and hearing this kinda nonsense and rambling between the adults.
What a revelation that that shop now sells hotdog buns in packs of 8. Stunned.
I am so glad Tim didn’t jump. How else would I know what movies to see, or perhaps skip, this weekend?
Just saw Axiom perform in the Village, he's not the same since he left DKR, I could just tell.
6:09 Joe: "Well... not 'star'".
Oh bless you, Joe. Too humble.
Gregg, if they filmed it today and the script said the same thing, Steve Martin’s character would say the same things, and the bun selection would be changed to match the script. Your reviews are typically super helpful, particularly when touching upon relevant title and categorization issues - but here you made a mistake in a basic misunderstanding of what a movie vs a documentary is.
someone get this man on oXc
Tim can't just be the boy who cried wolf everytime the going gets tough. That bridge stint he pulled last time. We're not falling for it again!
tbh i miss the vr, it was like a choose your own morbid adventure
His monologue about earning for the Delgados is one of the absolute weirdest and most disturbing parts of this show so far. Hilarious.
Five bags and a little red tie.
What the hell was that look Tim gave at the end?!😂
anger and despair in need of some drugs
I was hoping the On Location segment would be on the 6th St
Bridge while Tim was on the phone in the background.
Brosh...Joles...RAHHH is the funniest part to me
6:35 lol
You know when Tim means business when he has a tie on. Especially when it's around his neck and knotted.
“well... i haven’t seen it yet”
*wince intensifies*
"At the bottom of the LA river" LMFAO😂