Star Wars: The Last Jedi Pitch Meeting - Revisited!
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- Step back into the pitch meeting and revisit the completely factual accurate conversation that led to Star Wars: The Last Jedi! Complete with commentary from Ryan George who is now several years older!
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Original Description:
The Last Jedi has stormed into theaters. The film is certainly one of the most complex films set in a galaxy far, far away so you’ll be forgiven if you didn’t catch everything on the first viewing. There’s a ton going on in the background that you may not have even noticed and we’re here to help you find them. For example, did you catch that Rey stole the Jedi books? Blink and you’ll miss it! Luke’s final reveal was actually telegraphed well in advanced in a masterful way. Supreme Leader Snoke actually has a piece of bling that harkens back to Rogue One! Speaking of bling, what were those dice that we saw a few times? Luke has a stash of trinkets at the tree on Ahch-To, one of them ties directly to Star Wars Battlefront 2 while another may be a reference to the beloved Knights of the Old Republic video games. We get our first look, sort of, at the first Jedi while at the temple with Luke and Rey. Did you think Rian Johnson forgot about the famous line “I have a bad feeling about this?” Think again! We got to see the old X Wing used in a very interesting way and get a call back to a character from Rogue One in the form of a ship. Of course, being Star Wars, there are a ton of cameos in the film that you likely didn’t catch either, some of them being quite obvious! So strap in for the video and enjoy the ride!
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This movie launched like 600 critic channels and yet yours was the only one which acknowledged the alien looking directly at Rey while getting milked with an expression like 'are you seeing this?!'
Mauler references it too
Redlettermedia criticism of the prequels..
Regardless it's underappreciated.
This is the movie that introduced me to pitch meetings
Those 600 critic channels were the only good thing this movie gave us.
I really love how there is an entire culture now around Pitch Meetings. I was at a comic con the other day walking down an aisle and said to my friend, "super easy, barely an inconvenience" and without missing a beat this guy walking the other way towards us went "YEAHYEAHYEAH". You, my friend, have become PERVASIVE!
Ooooo Comic Cons are TIGHT!
Wow wow wow
Wow
I'm going to need you to get all the way off my back about this
Ok shutup,shutup,shutup
OHmyGOD!
Your “we all need to get along in this world” speech was so random and just pure gold
Even with the per-ver-ts and pea-dough-files?
Cuzz there are some people that dont deserve to breath much less get along with.
@@heathb4319Perverts are mostly ok. Most people are perverted somehow lol. The other one? Yeah, not so much. They deserve a special prison with no walls or clothes where everyone is just doing that to them all day long until they die of anal fissures.
There is no other explanation than that Ryan got replaced with an alien
Was kind of expecting the other Ryan to cut him off and tell him to shut up.
If there are 9 nazis sitting at a table and one person listening to them,
there are 10 nazis sitting at a table.
_"It's like the classic hero's journey, but you cut out all the middle stuff"_ - perfect description of Rey.
The quality of editing in current Pitch Meetings is night and day compared to these older ones. You keep on getting better and better.
"and they... did their best" is such a gem 💎
Was it a Joker reference from Batman (1986)?
It's pretty clear watching these early ones that you've improved massively over the years you've been doing this. You put so much more into the performances these days.
Yes! The monotone delivery might have been intentional early on, but once you've seen the more over-the-top characters we've come to love, it's hard to go back and watch these ones.
Hmm, I thought this was a great change of pace, though the movie deserves a sterner critique than many others
@@christianhardtofind6349 You could call it monotone but I don't think that was the intent. It's less camp and over the top, definitely. I think over time he's committed to these charcters being absolutely unhinged money hungry corpos with the biggest shit-eating grins you've ever seen. Without that the old ones feel flat in comparison. Like it's still clever writing but it doesn't have that zing to put it over the top. The recent ones have me full on laughing out loud, and not many yt skits do that for me these days.
Very surprising not to hear "so you have a new movie for me?"
@@David-qi2ckin that voice executive guy uses
Best parody/commentary creator ever. Just leaving a comment to show appreciation for what you've done over the years.
Ok
He might be the only critic who can pan a movie into oblivion by enthusiastically describing it 😂
This was one of the best original pitch meetings. The marry poppins line gets me every time.
One of the reasons I subscribed back in the day. So use this for your analytics.
Ok
@@Marvelfanatic3658 Ok
“Rey and Kyle Ren slide into each other’s Force DMs”
That line still makes me cackle
So glad this series is continuing and the doodles live on: Question is there a movie you wanted to do a pitch meeting for, but were unable to make?
He answered this. He said how to train your dragon was one he wanted to do but the story was so good he couldn’t figure out how to make fun of it.
@@lianelow4627I’d like to see his list of top 10 un-pitchmeeting-able movies
The room
sound of freedom
Long live the doodles!
That was actually a genuinely beautiful speech. If i could cry i would have done it there
Yea I feel you, that was truly inspir...
Wait, hold up a sec, why can't you cry?
*_Question:_* If you could do another cameo Pitch Meeting like you did with Simu Liu, which actor or actress would you like for it to be and for which movie?
Great question
Great question
Great question
Great question
great question
This was the 2nd PM I ever saw & it was while I was in my hospital room after a really scary surgery & time in my life.
The “you should have her fly back” line put such a big smile on my face in a time when I really needed it.
I’ve never forgot that, thank you Ryan!
I thoroughly enjoy these "revisited" videos, because Ryan as himself is hilarious and charming. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
Question: throughout many of the pitch meetings, producer guy gives bad suggestions and changes the story and in others, screenwriter guy comes up with really outlandish things that the other attempts to shoot down. How do you decide who comes up with the wacky or crazy things in the movies whether it’s the screenwriter being given too much free reign or the producers and studio interference?
This is a fantastic question.
YUP THIS IS THE ONE.
Seconded, I'd love to know the answer behind this one.
If the wacky/crazy thing is a money-maker, producer guy comes up with it
I know in Back to the Future, Producer Guy suggests the name changes to Spaceman From Mars which was actually a note from Sidney Sheinberg.
This was the first pitch meeting I ever saw years ago. I was hooked! Instant subscriber. I showed this pitch meeting to every single person I knew who saw Last Jedi. Thank you so much Ryan for all your hard work.
This was the pitch meeting that introduced me to your channel. The first time I watched it I was laughing so hard I had to pause to catch my breath 😂
Still one of my fav pitch meeting lines of all time, “It’s like the classic hero’s journey with all the middle stuff cut out.”. SO TRUE! 🤣
All of the everything cut out XD
People will point out the millions of things wrong with the sequels, but there's only one that matters. There was not a coherent, agreed upon storyline for all 3 movies prior to filming.
What was the most painful thing you had to watch for Pitch Meeting and how many times did you force yourself to watch it?
I'm guessing Star wars holiday special
He did the entire Twilight saga...
Im gonna guess Cats
My money is on "She-Hulk Attorney at Law." No human being walks away from that series unscathed.
@@kingtickeler He had to watch Velma...
As someone mentioned above, Cats has to be at the top of this list. Horrendous to watch.
The last jedi was the only movie that made me feel angry because I was expecting a traitor to appear and justify the mistrust of the commander. I say this as a personal preference, I know there are persons that liked them and I am happy for that. Thank you for the effort for Tenet! I watched it last week and I loved it, and I think I understood it thanks to your pitch meeting.
Holdo's behaviour towards Poe makes more sense when you realise that the bombing fleet was originally under her command and Poe got them all killed and then immediately afterwards acted like he should be consulted by Holdo on what to do.
@@pixelstheredwasn’t that only in the novel that was released after the movie?
@@pixelsthered I'm so glad they put that in the movie...oh wait. Holdo is a fucking dumpster fire of a character that is representative of the dumpster fire of a movie that TLJ is.
@Tony_409 "When you lost our entire bombing fleet"
It's not explicit but it barely takes any reading between the lines to see that the bombing fleet are her people
not the boob alien sea cow then?
Ryan, I used to work at Screen Rant way back when. And I’ve loved your pitch meetings for so long. My question is: Do you ever watch movies for the fun of it? Are you able to? Or is your film critic brain always on? I feel like now that I’ve watched your Pitch Meetings for so long, I’ve started to think about what you’d say as I’m watching films.
I'd want to jump in here, hope you don't mind.
As someone with experience with this, when my film critic brain is working at full capacity I am able to enjoy movies so much more. So I guess I'm asking: "Does that critical part of your brain make movies less enjoyable? Or, like me, do you actually enjoy (good) films more because you kind of see the pieces of the actual film making process and enjoy them so much?
my 2 cents are: I used to binge EWW, Pitch Meeting, HISHE, Honesttrailers etc. and for a time it did ruin movies for me, even more so if I was watching them with company, because I looked for errors etc all the time and even pointed them out. can imagine some critics having the same issue
How is this not fun?
I remember he's answered this question before but not on his own channel I don't think, it's with an interview with a couple on a TH-cam channel but I don't remember the channel or the video name. He might've also mentioned it in the first pitch meeting revisited question portion I think. But to summarize, he did say it's very hard because he kind of has to look for plot holes since it's his job and he can't see past them but he doesn't hate watching movies (iirc)
I mostly only do that if the film isn't very good. But samesies
This is the Pitch Meeting revisit I most wanted to see, mainly because of how different The Last Jedi was from most of the other pitch meetings.
How?
@@matthewsimpson5621 For starters, they don't get into "So you have (X) for me?" Yes, sir I do," but immediately talk about the movie.
They also talk about various story elements out of order rather than basically providing a rough summary of the story.
The two characters don't have their distinct voices and aren't quite as insane. For example, the Screenwriter had the more sensible idea of killing off Leia and got overruled by the Producer, rather than the Producer accepting almost everything the Screenwriter proposed.
I loved seeing this movie in college with my friends. The hours of angry texts back and forth that week of all of these points and more were legendary!
Almost 6 years later and the movie still sucks😂🤦🏻
@@rcdune7132 let's be fair, it's never not going to suck.
-space gas
-Leia Poppins
-random side quests to pad the run time
-casino slaves
-Luke's ending, actually every scene with Luke
@@rcdune7132it’s literally the best SW movie and you’re just genuinely too dumb to understand why. I get it, you’re a sheep and can’t form your own opinions. But if you actually understand SW lore, the characters and don’t have the emotional capacity of a plank of wood, you know TLJ is the best SW movie.
@@stevenschultz9637don’t even understand what you mean by ‘space gas’. Leia Poppins? You mean basic physics? There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that scene. It actually fits perfectly. Leia was never a force user but she did practice. In space, all it takes is a small amount of force to move something so a little nudge was all she needed.
Random side quests? You mean the backup mission for trying to secure the Alliance and Rey’s safety? You can’t be serious when you say that’s a ‘random side quest’.
What’s wrong with the casino slaves? It’s a direct parallel to the world we live in. The rich prosper and the poor work for them. And considering slavery is a big part of the SW universe, it fits the lore of the series.
Luke’s Ending was the only time we ever see a Jedi actually perform Jedi duties. He addresses a conflict but doesn’t engage in any violence that causes harm to anyone but himself (not even the bad guys), which allows the good guys time to escape. It’s a beautiful ending to Luke. And his character fits perfectly in the narrative. Dude had time to learn about how the Jedi failed. He saw how his own father was a monster because of them. He saw how Kylo was easily manipulated. Every attempt he made at rebuilding failed. Ofc he would be a jaded hermit. Especially given how the First Order was still going strong and Luke was getting old.
I don’t know man, most of this seems like personal complaints from you. Which is fine, of course, but take responsibility for having absolutely no brain in that head.
@@TheSCPStudio
Space gas - in this, the 8th movie of a series, (on top of Rogue One and the TV shows) is the first mention of anyone even having concern that they could run out of gas. It is objectively a weird time in the world building to be making a big deal about it. On top of the preposterous notion that the Resistance was going the Goldilocks speed to keep away from the First Order, it was a big pill to swallow.
These are all straws, which one broke the camel's back is hard to say. Here are some more.
The movie opened with cringe dialogue between Poe and Hux (it felt like they were heavily trying to push some Iron Man banter into Star Wars, and it didn't work), and included a bombing run scene with the most perplexingly designed space bombers in Star Wars. (the ones that drop bombs down even though there is no gravity in space) Y-Wing bombers had existed for decades.
Don't forget Leia's post death (I saw post death because everyone else in the room exploded, we call this plot armor) space leap back onto the ship, only to be in a coma for most of the rest of the movie and doing nothing to add to the plot. (Truly a missed opportunity for Leia's exit from the series as Carrie tragically died)
Star Wars is a work of science fiction, with a literal magic Force. It is not a parallel to our universe. What are you on?
If you don't like Star Wars or Luke Skywalker that's fine, but don't act like this movie was made for fans of Star Wars. I did lol at "personal complaints" though, that was pretty good 😂
I do want to point out that you used the word "fits" twice, which is what gave away that you've probably never seen a Star Wars movie, maybe work on that for next time you're trying to troll fans.
Fun fact: Porgs were partially made as CGI coverups due to puffins that were flying around in the shots on Luke’s island.
Seems like a waste of time to only partially make them.
Still wonder what they taste like.
@@L0ve1tRetr0 WHOOPS
Puffins are some of the cutest animals on earth honestly. They always seem like they're smiling
This puffin got some stuffin' for your puffin muffin. ~ ZeFrank.
Hey Bryan I have a question, how did you get hired by Ryan to help with pitch meetings?
And how long will you be standing in for Ryan?
Rhett Conn... he has the power to make things always have been other things.
I suspect nepotism - they look like they might be related 🤔
I want the same question to be answered by George.
@@eugenetswong I also want to ask both of them at the same time so that they can't rehearse any kind of answer.
This was the very first oitch meeting of them all for me. It looks like this really boosted the pitch meeting thing (back then at Screenrant).
Same here! Saw it on Facebook
Oitch meetings are tight
I'm going to need you to get all the way off my back about oitch meetings.
@Oppenheimer797 Oh look, It's death, destroyer of worlds
oitch
This is the first pitch meeting I ever remember watching, and I laughed so hard I have nostalgically returned to it many times😂 I have never missed a pitch meeting since!!!
I love when Ryan gets to just act out the actual pitch for a movie.
Question: As a creative, do you ever look back at your older work with regret, or with just an appreciation for how you've grown over the years?
I really love this series.
The new pitch meetings are always a joy and Ryan’s love of film is always obvious which is of course why these sketches are so uplifting even when he’s kicking the clichés about in ways they thoroughly deserve. Only a really knowledgeable lover of film could do something like this.
Which is why visiting older sketches and hearing the thinking behind them is so enjoyable. It’s a real work of art and extremely clever.
Thanks for the laughs, no matter what you always get me to chuckle.
Was there a Pitch Meeting that you started, but then went "Whoa, this is not super easy. It's a major inconvenience," and switched to a different movie?
Ryan, thank you for this gift that is Pitch Meeting. How do you combat creative fatigue? I can only imagine how much fun it would be to hear your pitch (& other) ideas.
You are genuinely so incredibly funny and talented. I laughed really hard at a lot of your commentary parts, thanks for brightening my day
Question
Do you feel that because of pitch meetings it has stopped you from enjoying a movie without having to break it down?
Love these videos, please don’t stop
One of the best pitch meetings you've ever done. Thanks, Ryan.
too soft on my part
Yeah, & this was one of the 1st half dozen or so, uploaded 5 years ago? He's come a long way since then, from these somewhat humble beginnings lol
One of the slowest ones I’ve seen
This video solidified my love for Pitch Meetings, but also the insanely accurate assessment of this movie! I show it to everyone who speaks to me about Star Wars.
The tenant pitch meeting was hilarious😂easily my favourite aswell
The nose bleed at the end almost killed me
Ryan you won't care but I watched this movie yesterday for no reason whatsoever. I just scrolled through Disney plus and chose this movie just so I could see Mark Hamill (only reason to watch this movie but probably still not worth it) and I logged on TH-cam today and here the video is. You are amazing and please keep releasing these videos.
This was the first pitch meeting I ever saw, been watching ever since. Thanks for all of the laughs Ryan
Let me explain, if you will. Dude, I absolutely love your pitch meetings, I've been watching for years. Sometimes you make me laugh so hard I start crying.
Keep up the good work, Ryan! 😅
I'll never be able to look at Snoke again without seeing that "Hefner in a gold bathrobe" correlation. Thanks for that.
Screen Junkies should have used that line for their Honest trailer for The Last Jedi. 😂
I'm amazed you could look at him before without seeing it
I love these revisited videos and the additional contents you provided especially your thoughts on your own creations and creative processes. No questions here just want to let you know that I enjoy your work. Keep it up Ryan
New video (Secret Invasion) is set to private.
It boggles the mind that they ruined Star Wars this much.
Star Wars had two and a half good movies in TOS. It has just been formula movie pablum ever since. There is no story arc. They just make up each new episode on the fly. They are advertising to sell merch.
From all that I expected from this Revisited Pitch Meeting I must say that everything in this video certainly subverted it. Bravo!
This was the first pitch meeting I saw, I've been a fan since. Nice work, Ryan.
Can you revisit the prequel trilogy please? Pitch meetings for episodes 1 and 2 of star wars are one of your best in my opinion. Especially with the jokes. And pherhaps one of the most rewatchable. I always keep coming back to those.
This was actually the first pitch meeting i watched and it's what made me fall in love with pitch meetings
I had never seen that Pitch Meeting before, and it is so incredibly accurate 😂😂😂
I like these revisits, it gives us a bit of BTS info.
Glad for YOU, that your Pitch Meeting videos are continuing to do well.
Glad for ME that they’re still enjoyable. I’m sure it’s not easy to keep things interesting, and you’re doing well at that.
Watching Ryans content is super easy barely an inconvenience
SUPER EASY BARLEY AN INCONVENIENCE!1!!
He missed a huge opportunity by not talking about using lightspeed as a weapon destroying the entire fleet and breaking any semblance of lore or reason. Made no sense at all that after a hundred years or more of having light speed, suddenly now after all this time someone thinks to use it as a weapon? WTF?
@@Thickcurves you're right. I wonder if he had something for that and decided to cut it, or if he just never wrote a bit for that. Seems like a good opportunity for a "whoops! - whoopsie!"
@@ebreshea1337it was there because as a terrible writer he didn't see a way out of that situation (because he himself established lightspeed tracking) so he invented a move that would save them and look cool on screen. Problem is, that even if that move is possible, Holdo could've lived by making a droid do the move or have the ship do it autonomously. It's just a disaster of storytelling to manufacture emotions from those not laying attention (it did look very cool though, that's all I'll give him).
Oh Really?
loving all these behind the scene thoughts and revisits!
they really need to hire Ryan to be an advisor for every movie that is ever written...
I love these revisited videos, they're a trip down memory lane for me. One question I have is, are we ever going to get a Pitch Meeting for The Room?
This is the first pitch meeting I ever watched. Been hooked since.
Hi Ryan, thanks so much for doing these revisits. They're loads of fun. If you could ever re-do a pitch meeting for a film you've already covered, what would you choose?
I'm so glad you are doing this one. This was actually the first pitch meeting I ever watched!
Has there ever been a film that you tried to make a pitch for that you never figured out?
Also it’s great to see that somebody is finally putting the Peters of the world in their place
Hi Ryan. This is a brilliant concept. The only bad part is if the movies ever start to get better, that's good for us, but bad for you. Looking forward to the next 20 years of Pitch Meetings.
Hi Ryan, your speech at the end, those are your own words aren't they? How amazing it is that such beauty, and truth, nearly hidden beneath your persona, can yet still be so powerful. I wish that I'd heard your words while you were real. They are beautiful.
One of my favorite pitch meetings ever! Love the Mary Poppins bit. 🤣
Mine too. The truth is that film is so dire the Pitch Meeting could have been twice as long and still not encompassed all the absurdities.
The 'momma' joke at the beginning?
Poe disobeying orders and getting thousands of his fellow Resistance members killed? And the only getting a slap on the wrist?
Rey being able to swim despite spending her whole life on a desert world?
Luke, the man who redeemed his evil father, attempting to murder his nephew because of a vision?
The slow motion space chase that could have been ended in minutes if only the First Order, who were not short of fuel, sent some of their ships to light speed and then returned in front of and around the Resistance ships?
The ease with which Finn and Rose managed to slip away to Canto Bight but nobody thought to evacuate others in this way?
The grand Resistance plan to just try and hold on long enough to reach an old abandoned Rebel Alliance base in the hope their might be a transmitter to use to call for help? Surely Finn and Rose could have done that on their way to Canto Bight?
The 'Holdo manoeuver' and the fact that nobody had ever thought to try it against the Death Star instead of relying on a strategy of making a "one in a million" shot by firing a torpedo down an exhaust port less than 2 metres wide?
Luke being able to project himself hundreds of light years across space.
The fact the whole premise of the first film was the two sides trying to find the map to locate Luke, half of which was stored in R2-D2, but when he was found he said he'd gone to hide away and die - so why leave the map behind in the first place?!
It must have been hard for Ryan to choose which of so many failings to lampoon.
@@jjc5407 well said. And you barely scratched the surface.
Here's a question for a future "Revisited" episode:
Have you ever thought about having Brandon and/ or Sam cameo on an episode of Pitch Meeting? I love your MMS stuff and I feel like if you picked the right movie it could be hilarious.
I love the show and hope the best for you!
We love these revisited episodes!
Meh
Who is we??
Yes let's bank in a little bit more on previous episodes again :D if you like them you can just rewatch them they exist online.
I just love pitcher ryan, and listening to his recap of past pitch meetings
it's like a new character different from producer ryan and writer ryan
@@The_Bad_Guy. We are Venom!
i love watching these because in the middle of the pitch meeting i forget that this is a re visit and get super happy when there is more in the end :D
This pitch meeting is a core memory now, it never gets old.
Hey Ryan! Me and my mom love watching your pitch meetings together and I was wondering, how did the Barbenheimer pitch meeting come to be, was it easier or more difficult to squeeze 2 movies into 1 video? Keep up the great work, love all your videos!
Didn't you hear? It was super easy -- barely an inconvenience!
QUESTION: is there any movie/tv series you were hyped about and was a disappointment?? And have you done a Pitch Meeting about it?? Thank you for being the one creator that can lift my spirits during bouts of deep depression ❤️ I just put a playlist on and escape
U are gorgeous
I love to see new Pitch Meeting videos, whether it be new, or revisited. I was curious, what is your personal favorite movie of all time?
"It's like the heroes journey only without the middle stuff" 😂
I sincerely appreciate you reminding me about how Disney gutted my entire childhood in one fell swoop
No question. You're content is fantastic sir! Keep up the work! 🤟
I need ambient noise to sleep, I used to leave Netflix playing but I've not started using the pitch meeting playlist. These retrospectives are so awesome! Ryan is such a legend!
Can't believe I'm not the only one.
It’s so good too find out there are others😊
Have you ever done a full pitch meeting (research, filming, post production) and been so disappointed with the result that you scrapped it?
I'm glad you revisited this episode!! One of my favorites 😂😂
Ryan - maybe you didn't care for the Pitch Meetings on individual actors, but the ones on entertainment news, like Spiderman leaving the MCU, were gold! I can't believe you haven't done a Pitch Meeting on the writers' strike that's going on now (or maybe you're waiting until after it resolves).
Two questions:
If a movie is critically and commercially well received does that make it more difficult to write a pitch meeting for it?
When deciding to do a pitch meeting for a random movie from the past, what helps you to decide what movie to do?
Bruh this movie is not well received.
@@jerrywoo4170they never said it was, the question was just a general one for Pitch Meetings.
@@jerrywoo4170how do you read that question and think that they're talking about this movie specifically?
He made lotr pitch meetings, all he can do is mostly just nitpicking at non-issues that seem like minor plot holes that are thoroughly explained in the books
He made one for "A Quiet Place" which one - as far as I remember - a well received movie, but I sighted every 5 minutes or so because it made no sense and Ryan pointed out the mistakes very well. Talking about "it", "It (2017)" is the same.
Hi ryan, loving these revisits
question: Will you ever be doing more pitch meetings for stuff like sitcoms like you did with friends and big bang theory? I'd love one for how i met your mother
Hey Ryan! Always look forward to your pitch meetings!
Question: Is there ever material or jokes that you have to edit out after filming for sake of time? How often does that happen?
Hey Ryan, I just really wanted to say that I love your pitch meetings they’re absolutely awesome. My question is how do you choose which questions you’re going to answer?
The Last Jedi was the first pitch meeting I saw and was hooked ever since...!
Really cool to see how you have grown your two characters to be more of a caricature of this industry ( which is probably quite accurate;)…. I enjoy seeing how they’ve evolved along side your writing . Me like. Thanks for the excellent entertainment!
Would love to see a Pitch Meeting on the original Blade Runner :)
I absolutely adore the whole "And then the two groups worked out their differences and there was peace and mutual understanding" joke. Or is it a crossover from 90s Time Traveler Guy's timeline? Somewhere else in the Ryanverse Multiverse?
The Star Wars sequel Pitch Meetings are the very best. Excellent work!!
WHOA, I watched this right after the Home Improvement sketch and you're wearing the same shirt as the guy whose home is STUCK IN THE 90s. Very cool that you two are friends and share clothing.
"This was just verbatim how that actual pitch went, so I didn't have to do much work on this one."
Acknowledging long running jokes from the comment section of your videos is tight!
Really great content and you seem to be a nice guy!
Why is Pitch Guy wearing a bib?
I love seeing how you grew the Pitch Meeting characters and the writing getting much more streamlined. With the later drafts it feels like you trust the audience to get the joke and you trust that you're writing good jokes.
Hey Ryan! Really enjoying these insights into your process for Pitch Meetings.
My question is: Is there anything that you ever put in a Pitch Meeting that you later regretted, maybe for being a little too harsh or even just factually inaccurate. Thanks for all the great work!
Hey Ryan, love these revisited videos, can’t wait to see more of them.
Question(s): do you have a favorite joke that you’ve made in any of the pitch meetings? Also, what is your all time favorite movie?
We're about to get our tenth SAW film: how in the world have there been no pitch meetings for any of the SAW films yet? Do SAW pitch meetings!
Maybe because Ryan never “SAW” one of those films yet
Considering "Which Pitch Meeting took you the longest to do?" was asked, my question is which Pitch Meeting took you the shortest to do?
I think he said it was this one
IT's so funny seeing the screen writer and producer guy's LEGS
Love the behind the scenes. You're doing a great job. Keep it up and thanks for making some wonderfully funny content!
Have you ever considered making pitch meetings for popular video games? There is quite a bit of divide between fans over some and developers ocassionaly make baffling decisions (ie releasing games before they're finished). It could fit the pitch meeting formula quite well!
Question; would you ever do a pitch meeting for a lesser known or older film? (Something abit random like Waking Life or A Scanner Darkly) Or is keeping up with stuff that's more recent & more talked about films/shows easier?
Excalibur please. Lost Highway, Videodrome and Exorcist 3
Donnie Darko maybe? Please?
Meant this more of a question about writing, & if older/lesser known films are maybe more risky for algorithm, or difficult just cos there's less awareness in modern media. Didn't want to be too leading with it.
@mugendub the original point stands. We want pitch meetings for Excalibur, In The Mouth of Madness and Lawrence of Arabia. And Gandhi 😂
@@lordvadertheleftie9703 yeh fair
Love those Star Wars Pitch Meetings!
Hate new Star Wars movies.
You've come a long way. Great job.
I love getting to see you break lately, it's a welcome addition