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Th3Birdman bird man Imma big man but unless im confusing this with another cinemasins vid (possibly) in this one Jeremy actually removes sins on this opening logo
Well let's be perfectly honest. His acting in his cameos isn't that great and they always rip the audience of any immersion they might have had. Still. I'm glad they're there. We'll miss you, Stan.
@@AFLoneWolf They're not supposed to be great. Just that Stan Lee is there and is with us. That's why they're like 10-15 seconds. Into The Spider-Verse killed me with that cameo.
Harmon Lanager I love how dismissive that term is... as if women never condescend men or as if there’s never an appropriate time to give instructions to someone else of the opposite sex. I get what it’s trying to say, but it seems really unnecessarily divisive and inflammatory (like a lot of rhetoric these days)
As Jeremy began listing the CDs I literally moved my mouse to skip that section and right before I did you luckily saved me the trouble. Always a fan of your editing, dude!
Also, on the memories/lucid dreaming bit: People actively change our memories all the time. Human memory is notoriously unreliable in part because we put too much emphasis on certain memory details, or create false memories wholesale by subconsciously inputting details we are told after the fact.
@@jumeauxelaine3960 This is why leading questions are banned in courtrooms during eye-witness testimonies. A leading question is a question with an implication that the information in the question was true for the question to be relevant (e.g. two cars simply touched each other, but a question implies they crashed by asking "before they 'crashed', what else did you see?". Therefore, the witness may believe they did crash as otherwise the question would be incorrect, or irrelevant). During memory reconstruction, extra details can become integrated into the reconstructed memory, thus creating a false memory of what really happened. Not relevant to the scene, I just thought I'd share that little bit of psychology
Erin Jackson It’s also a perfect sin to point out why Jeremy has no business doing cinemasins videos, he actually was unaware of the fact that that wasn’t a cat. Either he was purposefully ignoring that fact to pad the sin count, or he’s an idiot that can’t focus on something for 2 hours.
@@daringducky6236 My issue is that even if that wasn't a cat... that's a very cat-like thing it did. Seriously, most cats would act exactly like that, aka cling to the one thing it can trust, in this hostile environment. Speaking outta my ass here as I've only had a cat for 13 years and another cat before that, and others before that for my whole life.
18:05 1 sin on jeremy for saying that hawkeye is "decent to okay with arrows". Yeah, sure, jeremy. I'd like to see *you* use a bow and arrow to hit an object at least a hundred feet away from you and moving at a hundred MPH without even looking at it.
Like I think he missed Hawkeye was trained by two master criminals to the point of mastery in swordsmanship and marksmanship being fluent with basically all sword fighting techniques and all forms of human guns and ranged weaponry. Not to mention he is one of marvels best acrobats basically being the nightwing of marvel In that aspect.
I mean this is also ignoring the fact that people will modify their own memories all the time. It’s a pretty well known phenomena that sometimes when you tell someone a memory your brain will change your own memory to be in line with what you told that person. So always tell the truth I guess?
Also the color changing aspect of the suits was "subtly" placed in when they came out of the water on the mission to Torfa. So Jeremy literally hasn't watched the movie.
It you need something for camoflage, it should be able to become any colour, and any tones. Therefor, with the right combination a neon option would be plausible, but not intentional
active camouflage like what's shown in the movie would need the same range as your screen to get the right range if tones. Not to mention that it's shown to have a contained atmosphere so they could go to some place like mars or some place with a yellow surface or hell anywhere where life could live. So having the range to make those colors with wearer input isn't out of possibility. Plus uses like standing out in disaster situations, fights, relief efforts, finding injured persons who are wearing the suit, or working on the floor of a ship bay where having bright colors would help with safety, or identification.
Thomas O'Connor yea I see what your saying. I just don’t think it would have had the same emotional pay off as seeing the man who created this 13 year journey for us in the finally over just some missing characters. But that’s just imo
Sin 50: While the Phil de-aging CGI might not look as impressive as Nick's de-aging to some people, keep in mind that Talos says later on that the transformation takes skill, practice, and even talent. The Phil that looks, "worse," could be seen as a cool little nod to that statement seeing as how that Skrull soilder might not be as talented with shape-shifting as Talos is.
gbdeck200 well nobody noticed it. It was the real Phil Coulson who gave it away. Plus, I’m pretty sure this was a one time thing since Talos was short on men after Carol took most of them out, so he really didn’t have a choice.
@@salvadorgarcia9897 Nice attempt at justifying bad CGI. Some Marvel executive may actually use this excuse. Ironically,Coulson's bad CGI face looked better than Skrull's shitty makeup.
Tia Aaron I thought the Skrull makeup looked pretty good considering they looked like humanoid aliens but were still able to show off a lot of personality and emote quite a bit in the movie. Also the CGI on Phil looks pretty good. And sure you can see this as just an attempt but the movie gives you enough information in order to forgive the supposedly worse CGI on Phil since I'm pretty sure most of the de aging budget went towards Sam Jack considering his in the movie more.
"They are beating us over the head that it's the 90s" Do you think that's because...it's the 90s? Where was that sin in Captain America when we were "beaten over the head" that it's the 40s or in Guardians when we were "beaten over the head" that it's space? Point is these are the locations and times it chooses to live in and it's just embracing the setting (sometimes for laughs). The only reason it's a sin here is because Jeremy remembers the 90s and simply thinks every reference he remembers from the 90s in the film has to be "an orgy of evidence" when it's really just setting the scene or telling a joke!
That Guy with a Movie Camera well, captain America and guardians both made natural references to the era, they showed it in the music or clothing or occasional reference, this tells you every two minutes it’s the 90s, it makes references that don’t go with the continuity of the timeline, it gets annoying, when Star lord listens to old music and makes older references it doesn’t feel forced, it makes sense, when this movie does its forced badly
Dude, I gotta disagree with you here. The Super Saiyan moment was amazing and honestly gave me chills. Yeah, it made her fight a one-sided beat-down, but I am a sucker for the hero uncovering a hidden power and becoming an uber warrior. Plus, it's the only live action Super Saiyan we're getting, so I am obligated to adore it.
I wasn't bothered by Carol using random 90's tech to make an interstellar communicator given that ET did it first, at least as long as I've been alive.
@@kylecampbell565 There is no indication that she has any training in making tech. That is like saying every soldier in us military is an electrical engineer. But I am not that picky about her being able to do this as she is a super soldier (although I guess cap does not know much about technology). The only thing that is strange is why she would need the Earths network to boost her signal as that is the only function it would serve and it would have to be transmitted like our signals yet reaches places faster than light. It could be argued that she only used our tech to repair her own but that is probably even more stupid. The whole thing of communication longer distances than even jumps (in Marvel universe) could do was just a strange choice to make just because they needed Jude laws character to stay "good" until the twist.
11:49 our birdman is turning into his future self. So if reality repeats itself our birdman will travel back in time and we'll be stuck with future birdman
She may the beacon of being the first overpowered,Mary Sue in a superhero movie with no vulnerability at all so that she can be a perfect blank-slate for femenazists.
EXACTLY !!! I am so tired of people ( and pseudo-liberals ) trying to justify this film's and the character's mediocrity by saying , "uHm aCkcHyUaLlY iT iS ThE fIrSt mCu fIlm tO rEpResEnT a cErTaIn dEmoGrapHiC oF sOcIeTy " . Just because it is a first film to represent some community doesn't make up for all the demerits and flaws in a film which should be judged solely for its filmmaking , script , and performances . The reason that shit excuse worked for Wonder Woman and Black Panther was because those two films were actually great and had merit to them and the characters as well . And then there are these pseudo-liberals who label these people as sexist or misogynist because they have no logical counterpoint to these people's criticisms and call Captain Marvel great because she is the first strong female MCU character . Like , are you joking ? Black Widow and Wanda are not only much better characters than her but they also represent strong female characters much better because they do not use themselves being " strong female characters " as a marketing gimmick while this film does which in turn is detrimental to that representation because you are not passionate about making a great character but rather earn money off of who she is on the most basic and surface level and unlike Wanda and Natasha , you are basically forcing down the importance and reason of why Captain Marvel should be liked down other people's throats and that very rarely works if at all . The only characterization Carol as is that she is " a strong female character " and nothing else and has no flaws or struggles of her own doing . She is the perfect example of a Mary Sue . And the funny thing is , these pseudo-liberals ( including Jeremy from CinemaSins ) is that they themselves objectify and crack jokes about how useless Wanda or Natasha are . In fact , Jeremy used to earlier make sexist jokes about Black Widow and make other similar jokes but ever since he was blamed by someone that he sexually assaulted her and the MeToo movement has taken off , Jeremy is trying to act too much like a radical liberal and disliked the Joker ( and gave exactly the same reasons as to the media and the pseudo-liberals even though that wasn't the film's intention or message at all) and loved Captain Marvel ( and even said that Marvel finally had a strong female character in Captain Marvel as if it justifies all the jokes he made about Natasha or Wanda . And the worst part is these same hypocritical media houses and pseudo-liberal critics who say that honest opinions and feelings on movies should be allowed and literally harassed Zack Snyder for his work in BVS are now preaching how we shouldn't dehumanize one another and not hate upon or bully the cast and crew working on a film even though thats exactly what they did for BVS and even called Zack " selfish " for demanding his cut of Justice League ( after having lost his daughter ) and whatnot .
You in fact can register details without consciously realizing it, so a tool that could allow looking though memories could conceivably allow you to sift through the parts you wanted. Back when I was learning Japanese, I would sometimes hear words and understand them without knowing how I'd learned them. When I looked them up to double-check, I would find them above or below other words I HAD looked up; my mind had noticed details on the page I'd not been looking for, so to me seeing things like that name tag is perfectly reasonable.
Or even a "she knows what the name tag says because she had seen it before, even if she wasn't actively looking at it in that memory." As birdman points out, the machine was less a memory and more a dream of the memory and Carol's brain could easily fill in a detail like Mar-vell's name tag.
@@stevenbobbybills It will go something like this 'While it's cool that all the dusted Avengers aren't in the opening logo it's still 50 seconds of logos and that's not cool' *Ding*
Just found this channel last night and I’m so glad I did. Cinemawins is awesome too. The guy at cinemas is just a moron who doesn’t know how to watch movies.
I stopped watching Cinema Sins because it stopped being funny and I could find much better “thing bad” commentary on TH-cam. I started watching CinemaWins since I was getting upset about the lack of “thing good” content on TH-cam.
I saw the "not good enough" montage as less of an accurate representation and more of how she saw those events. There could've been 20 people cheering her on, but she listened to the one person saying she would fail. I saw her story and growth as less of a weak person overcoming being weak, and more of a she was always strong but never accepted it or was willing to believe it, thing. How they showed that montage is exactly how it feels when you're depressed and dwelling on everything negative and hating yourself. At the end she learned to love and accept herself and her powers and was better for it. Idk... that was just my take. That's how I saw it.
I thought it was a good montage, as it builds her motivation and drive to prove herself - even extending to her subconscious when she loses her memories.
The first time we see it, I felt like she was purposely shown only that side of the memories to try and break her. Then when she unlocks her memories, she sees the other side, of her getting back up. She didn't give up then, and she won't give up now.
Someone's going to say it in the comments, so I'm going to say this. NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR OPINIONS ON BRIE LARSON! Whatever crazy thing she said in an interview or whatever, if it doesn't have ANYTHING to do with this movie, it isn't a valid criticism or thought on Captain Marvel! With that said, I agree that Brie Larson may not have been the strongest choice for Carol Danvers, though I think that's more of the fault of the script and the directors for this movie. I'm sure somewhere down the line we might get something better from Marvel Studios.
Prediction: “the movie apparently doesn’t feel the need to tell us how Captain Marvel was able to work out that Tony and Nebula were stranded in space, where exactly they were and how to get them back to Earth before their oxygen not ran out. It DOES however feel the need to show the two of them playing a game of paper football that has illegally no bearing on the plot.” “Why in God’s name is Scott surprised to see his name on the memorial? You’ve been gone for five years dude, did you think people would just assume you were taking a super long vacation or something?” “Steve apparently decided after travelling back in time that there was no need to warn President Kennedy when he visited Dallas, the crew of the Challenger space-shuttle or anyone that worked in the Twin Towers on the morning of 9/11. What a dick!” Just to be clear these are not problem I have with the film, they are just my predictions for the sins video.
Sin 72. Agencies still use pagers today? I've said it before and I'll say it again. You can actually learn something from these videos. If CinemaSins put a quarter of their effort into researching stuff like this, I'd probably still be subscribed to them.
@@kevinkrupski246 Yep. Because it's reliable over long distances, doesn't get blocked or distorted by common building materials, *and* won't mess with the delicate equipment keeping people alive.
@@kevinkrupski246 Yep. I work in a hospital. Numerous buildings with thick concrete walls and multiple floors including basement level, spread out across a large area - and filled with people who may have to be contacted instantly if a life-threatening situation occurs. If pagers didn't work reliably under such conditions, they wouldn't issue them.
“If you don’t care enough to follow the films but later attempt to sh*t on the films for not understanding what’s going on...how valuable is your opinion really?” Nailed it.
I actually liked the scene where Carol broke out from the control Yon-Rogg and The Supreme Intelligence had on her and powered up. It was a really great filmed scene and I had chills going down my spine from the coolness of it.
17:23. Space is a HUGE PLACE! It's not unreasonable the Fury paged her but the event was over before she arrives .Endgame seemed to imply that Captain Marvel knew about the Avengers and what they could do.
Thank you. At the end of Infinity War, Fury called her. The remaining Avengers packed up from Wakanda, found where Nick dusted, found the pager, found a way to bypass the battery and had the bypass stop working before she made it. That was likely days. It's possible she was called before but didn't make it.
I know from the time Banner snaps everyone back until she arrives is about 15 minutes movie run time. I just think it was a bad decision put in by the people who made her movie much like her existence when it is undermines Fury's line in Avengers about how it was the appearance of Thor letting them know they weren't alone in the universe as to why they were using the Tessaract to make the weapons. I can tear apart the logic of a lot of her lines of explanation s to where she is and why, but it doesn't matter now.
Plus Captain Marvel helps people all over the fucking cosmos saving the Earth isn’t her only job there are billions of planets within her jurisdiction and any one of them could be attacked at any time by some asshole There are literally billions of things that might’ve occupied her
@@michaelplowman8674 yes but movie run time does not always equal actual time in the movie. That fight could have gone on for hours for all we know. And besides all the other characters came through magic portals, she could have done so as well. And whilst I accept that Dr. Strange won’t know who she is to go looking for her, he also doesn’t know who any of the other people who appeared through all the portals were.
This man Jeremy really just said "mansplaining" for a Marvel movie. This coming from a dude who sins a movie because the main chick isn't his girlfriend.
Not to mention that the dude that's doing the "mansplaning" is her teacher and mentor in the film, and that he's giving her advice from the sparring they just had.
Mike, TheAnimated You do realize that the bar that comprises male feminists are like 80% rapists right they do seem to do a lot of molesting so it shouldn’t surprise you and they’re creepy
@@charlottewalnut3118 I'm confused? There's a bar for male feminists? and 80% of them are rapists? Honestly, I don't understand this comment. Are you saying that 80% of men who say they are feminist are creeps?
danvers being in "full color," as if you'd be able to tell whether or not Ronan is, considering he's a blue dude in a grey-blue suit of armor-shit on a blue-base hologram.
When I say timestamps 13:43 - 14:25 was hella needed to be said especially at 14:05 moving forward. I screamed and had to replay because I couldn't agree more 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Not gonna lie, I rlly enjoy CinemaSins but I always gotta watch you guys back to back. I watch Jermeys vid first and then yours just to see if you point out the same stuff that I thought was weird, keep it up ^^
That point about the power stone is genius! That would have been great. In defense of the tesseract though, I think it was used because of its history as a power source. It was the energy core for the light speed engine, but yes the power stone would have been cool.
"I mean, if you don't care enough to follow the films, but later attempt to shit on the films because you don't understand what's going on, how valuable is your opinion, really?" I think society would be in better shape if we asked this sort of question to people trying to make careers out of voicing their opinion on things. "If you won't do your duties as a president, but later attempt to shit on other people for doing a better job at being president, how valuable is your opinion, really, Mr. President?"
that literally isn't the same thing. what you showed an example of is like saying "if you're not a Chef, you can't judge the cooking." what birdman said was just talking about keeping up with a series. it's like reading one book, then jumping to the fifth and be surprised that there's new characters.
@@gravenightghoul no it's similar because it's a person trying to remember compare and bring up past events and people, critiquing food is something you remember the process for and develop a skill for you have to actively pay attention remember and look back at previous scenes, people and such to accurately find stuff wrong with it which Jeremy said he isn't willing to do. And something the president doesn't seem to be willing to do
@@jalexada8951 this wasn't the only one, tho. Jeremy from cinemasins also sinned a horror movie with a little black girl as a lead, Get Out and a ton of othe movies, while completely lacking the understanding of context and cultural norms, as Birdman pointed out in reviewing Jeremy's Karate Kid and Rush Hour videos
@@Crawlingdreams418 i agree they’ve done a few, but in the big scheme of things it basically does feel like they don’t sin any black movies, or movies of any other cultures
As to the audio recording part, it’s also possible that the audio was recorded after Captain Marvel was knocked unconscious. If the recording survived the blast, it could have kept recording. That’s what I assumed happened when watching the movie. If it survived the blast and wasn’t shut off, wouldn’t have it kept recording audio until it was shut off?
10:33 Birdman’s Solid Snake gags are absolutely hilarious 😂😂😂 I lost it the first time I saw this video. Keep up the good work and don’t stop being funnier than Jeremy Birdman!!
I think I was one of the few who enjoyed this film as Captain Marvel is one of my favorite Marvel heroes and I love Brie Larson but I hate how useless they made her in the next film. It’s interesting how many fanboys got pissed when this was released and made it their personal mission to hate her and Brie but to each their own good video as always
No we hate the film because of shit writing, horrible pacing, terrible acting from Brie, ruining the winter soldier and because they made captain marvel blander than rice cakes. Also it was a shit plot.
Lol you must live in a bubble. The line that I used to refer to that scene (Super Saiyan) is FAR more common, and it's used pejoratively. Trust me on this one... I live on the internet.
@@Th3Birdman Perhaps. But there were people who liked this scene more than most of the movie. Definitely preferred watching CM flying around destroying CGI budget instead of the first hour of the movie.
4:59 Not to mention the fact that the figure she so indiscriminately blasted in the face was holding a GUN. If you crash landed somewhere and the first thing you saw was someone holding a drawn weapon, self defense would be a natural instinct.
Well, he kind of ruins it by sinning the Stan Lee cameo later. He also wastes 18 seconds complaining about the 20 second Marvel logo, a sin he makes for every single logo and usually in 5 seconds or less, so it's just more hypocrisy from Jeremy anyways.
@@Th3Birdman I personally would’ve made a joke about it When he’s done explaining that he’s touched by the montage: “okay fine 10 sins removed” When he’s done justifying the sinning of Stan Lee: “and now you get them all back with 100% interest” then giving him 20 sins
Kartik Punna yes. Lack of good action. The best action scene was probably the train scene, which I thought was good but not great. And the final battle was just trash.
Honestly this is the one Cinema sins that showed me how far down hill they went. There were signs of it before but this one was the kicker. You did a good job liked shared and subbed.
The "come at me Jay" and Boomhauer clip took me tf out!!!!😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂..you are honestly getting better and better!! Thanks for the vids and the time you put into them
For a moment, I genuinely thought "Brand" was a stand-in for a generic brand name and that you were making a joke about sponsorship. This does make more sense though...
I’ve never understood the people saying this is completely horrible or the worst mcu movie. This movie isn’t great however and it sits at like a c/c- range. If they had a good lead this would be at least a B but my favorite character were side characters.
Personally, Captain Marvel isn't my favourite for a few reasons. But, honestly, thank you for sinning it correctly. Even I thought the sins for this movie were unfair when Jeremy did it.
I do agree with sinning the pager scene. Fury should have called her for most of the avenger movies considering most of them (if not all) were world ending. There was no guarantee that the avengers had it under control.
I kinda agree about the Tesseract being overused. I could be wrong, since I haven't seen all of the movies since my family and I watched them all in preparation for Infinity War, but I remember at least two movies where it was the main focus, and two more where it made a cameo. It just seems like it's the most popular stone to be in a movie, especially with it taking so many movies to learn about the Soul Stone alone. And with this movie and Guardians both featuring Kree (not to mention two notable Kree appearing in both movies) it would definitely have made more sense for the Power Stone to have given Carol her powers, considering the Power Stone's shtick is... well, power! I'm not 100% educated on Marvel and its characters and objects, especially when it comes to the comics, but I remember the movies showing the Space Stone just teleports you across space. The closest thing that Captain Marvel can do to that is fly. I liked the design of the Skrulls in the movie, but it was kinda meh for me. If the stone used had been Power instead of Space, AND had showed why it was on that planet, like you suggested, it would have gotten a few more points for me. Also, I'll admit I didn't watch Cinema Sins' video (mostly because I don't really like them) and I know you probably don't put all of his vid in your vid, but I'm surprised there wasn't even a mention of how Fury lost his eye. Had I been running Cinema Sins, that would have DEFINITELY gotten a sin from me -_-
Nice work, Birdman. While I enjoyed this film a good deal, Brie Larson included, you make some good points regarding people trying to make CM some kind of pioneer. Plus seeing Jeremy ripped a new one is always fun.
Are many people really doing that, though? It's not as if Wonder Woman came out so long ago that people have already forgotten about it. I hear way more people complaining about its supposed feminist agenda than I hear people praising it as a game-changer.
I still haven't watched it, and I'm not sure I want to, as everything I've seen about it (both praise and criticism) seems to show a virtue signaling propaganda film about woman power. Especially with everyone stating "finally a powerful woman lead". Birdman has it right. CM isn't a first in Marvel, let alone cinema....
Soren Jensen at this point in the debate, I’d rather not get into any ugly discussions. I certainly don’t think the film was perfect, but I’m not going to try and convince someone who clearly expects not to like it. So if you DO eventually see it and not like it, I can’t convince you otherwise. Just don’t be a dick about it, which honestly applies to people who liked the film as well.
Yeah, I mean, I think Frozen is amazing, but it's *not* the first Disney film about the love between sisters, or that tells girls they can fight, too, or ... yeah. Crazy claims like this kinda kill some of the fun.
Yeah, I kinda expected she get "immense offensive power" from the Infinity Stone that embodies offensive power. From the Space Stone, you'd expect teleportation or portals.
Honestly I really had a tough time with this movie, Captain Marvel's origin could have been done sooo much better I mean c'mon what about introducing or at least referencing the negative zone?, I mean yeah to be fair that was more a story for Mar-Vell not exactly a movie length story either....I mean woof....damn. it just feels like so much more could have been done, also your too nice to Jermey for his opening credits sin. give 100 next time he disses the amazing Stan the man with a plan and a lot of fans please?
5:04 also, he had a gun~ She took out Arnold's character Harry's photo, but she didn't hit Jamie's Helen; because Arnold's photo was the one with a gun~~~
17:48 Birdman, love your work, but have to say, not much help in Endgame? She destroyed Thanos’s ship, which would have wiped out most of the Avengers forces with its artillery bombardment.
I didn't say ZERO help, I said no much. I'm fairly certain Endgame was a three hour movie. That being the case, you brought up a 30 second scene in said three hour movie, where the vast majority of it was the original six plus Rhodes and Lang going on a Time Heist. Where was she during all that, again?
@@joejitsu034 I mean Black Widow is highly skilled in martial arts and has trained since she was a child to become a deadly assassin. It makes sense that she kicks ass, though i do agree that she probably would have died had it not been for other more powerful characters protecting her
Sin 49: you should have said the whole thing "THIS movie has a train...THAT movie has a train. And that's a sin." That was awesome and i miss him saying the whole thing.
I'm just writing this comment to alert you to the FACT that Cinemasins are going to try to pick apart Joker and fail stupendously. Cant wait for you to tear them apart.
believe it or not the Joker one was the only video i agreed with. I thought it was pretentious BS also for the most part with a comic book IP slapped on it
Thank you for pointing out his ridiculous statement that "relationships between strong independent women are LoNg OvErDuE". I choked when i first heard that
5:34 Not to mention that if Captain Marvel did explain how Carol was able to make this machine by mixing her tech with 90’s tech like pay phones and Gameboys, he would more than likely sin it just like how he sinned earlier in the movie the explanation of the Skrulls on the new planet for it being “Too complicated”. I don’t know if this is considered a cliche, but this seems like that thing he does and that you point out where he constantly asks for an explanation, but then when there’s an explanation he either purposely ignores it, or sins it instead of removing a sin.
Thank you for that. Your abbreviations vs your actual commentary has allowed me to finally understand why I've heard cops called 'LEO's, (Law Enforcement Officers). You have learned me a thing.
@@tivednagol9127 *learned. As in "You have learned me a knowledge". Listen up, you pedantic little brat, I'm fully fluent in the English language. I knew the correct word when I wrote the post. This wasn't a brain fart of "Oh, what's the word that means you have successfully imparted information to me in such a way that I have successfully assimilated it as personal knowledge?" No. I chose, as a person, to say my sentence that way. Because that's how I talk. Because it amuses me. Because I've been speaking like that for a decade before lol-cats started doing it in meme pictures.
@@tivednagol9127 It's not a meme, it is literally how I talk. Like I said, I've been talking that way for decades. And the entire point is to sound stupid, because it entertains me. And the 'learned me a knowledge' line was entirely to annoy you for being a total pain in the ass. Put down the english book sometime and take a class on how to read the room. Just say "Wow, I fucked up and made a big deal out of the way you talk because I have no sense of humor" and then slink off somewhere to stew in your own shame.
I’m glad you pointed out the Skrulls weren’t exactly “good guys”, they were the lesser of two evils. I’ve tried to explain this to many people. When Carol eventually finds them a home in the sequel, I think they will rebuild their ranks and start the Secret Invasion.
This movie was amazing and that’s coming from a diehard dc fan such as myself. Apparently people think it has an agenda but I never noticed. Maybe cause I wasn’t looking for it but if you’re watching a movie or engaging in any form of entertainment looking for an agenda you’re doing it wrong.
There was a bit of the feminist (3rd Wave) agenda in this film, such as the cringy "You're a woman, you don't belong here" and "You know why they call it a cockpit" lines that no human being would say, and then the whole "asking women to smile means they can steal from you" nonsense. I mean, it's there, and you'd have to actively be ignoring it not to notice. But none of that is what made the film less than stellar for me. I don't really care about political stances unless they get directed at me, as I am apolitical.
Th3Birdman I noticed those lines of course but nothing bigger than that. People were acting like the whole thing was based around an agenda but those few lines didn’t ruin the entire experience for me. They were really stupid but I still enjoyed the movie for the most part.
I think when you are constantly inundated with the message that you are bad because you are a male, it starts to get really annoying. I mean, look at literally _any_ piece of media, and you will see that in situations where there are a man and a woman, the woman will be the straight man and the man will be the banana man. She will always be portrayed as more clever, stronger, and empowered, whereas the male will be shown as oafish, dumb, and evil, always looking to take advantage of the woman in some fashion. This has permeated most of American media: www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/10692423/Why-are-men-on-TV-always-such-fools.html Then you have films like this, where it's going to be a mainstream success no matter what, and then they sneak in feminist talking points in a traditionally male dominated niche (comic books, action movies, comic book movies, superhero media), you're going to get a backlash. It is what it is...
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I beat the notification I win lol
I swear while watching the cinema sins video I was screaming that is not a cat.
Th3Birdman bird man Imma big man but unless im confusing this with another cinemasins vid (possibly) in this one Jeremy actually removes sins on this opening logo
Just saw spider man and thought it was pointless what did you think
Th3Birdman hell yeah
Sinning Stan Lee at all in any way should be one billion sins.
I turned off the video when Jeremy did it.
@@joehung1552 He took off 4 sins for that intro.
Shame there are no more Stan Lee Cameos :(
Well let's be perfectly honest. His acting in his cameos isn't that great and they always rip the audience of any immersion they might have had.
Still. I'm glad they're there. We'll miss you, Stan.
@@AFLoneWolf They're not supposed to be great. Just that Stan Lee is there and is with us. That's why they're like 10-15 seconds. Into The Spider-Verse killed me with that cameo.
Jeremy: *complains about exposition*
Also Jeremy: *complains when there's no exposition*
But it's saaaaatiiiiiire.
Logic: 100
What? Who is this character? Movie has literally zero interest in explaining!
I'm waiting to see cinemasins video on birdman's cinemasins video of cinemasins video of a movie
CinemaSins: the channel that wants their cake, to eat it too and then complains when it happens.
6:25 "come at me jay"
I can and I will.
Nice
"Square up"
-Jay
Hey I know you
I was wondering if you saw that and I’m just delighted by your reply. Keep up the good work Jay
"Jay Exci is a rip off of th3birdman"
This cinemasins criticism that cinemasins critism
“Mansplaining”
He’s her commanding officer. Explaining how to fight is literally his damn job
Harmon Lanager I love how dismissive that term is... as if women never condescend men or as if there’s never an appropriate time to give instructions to someone else of the opposite sex.
I get what it’s trying to say, but it seems really unnecessarily divisive and inflammatory (like a lot of rhetoric these days)
Wait wasn't he not her commanding officer but instead one of her kidnappers
Jeremy Knaack - He’s speaking the language of the gods.
HealthyPizza17 exactly
"Mansplaining": Noun. Definition: A term used to dismiss a man's argument because you don't have a way to refute it
As Jeremy began listing the CDs I literally moved my mouse to skip that section and right before I did you luckily saved me the trouble. Always a fan of your editing, dude!
I come back to this video to see Jeremy get destroyed to find one of my favourite yugitubers
Dzeef? Here????? Shouldn't you be sinning egyptian gods fans?
Im sorry...Dzeeff? Well this is interesting
This is a surprise. But a welcome one to be sure
Also, on the memories/lucid dreaming bit: People actively change our memories all the time. Human memory is notoriously unreliable in part because we put too much emphasis on certain memory details, or create false memories wholesale by subconsciously inputting details we are told after the fact.
Applies to some people. I could keep the same story over weeks.
This is true! Generally a memory changes each time you remember it
Its true Godspeed and you're just blind af
@@jumeauxelaine3960 This is why leading questions are banned in courtrooms during eye-witness testimonies.
A leading question is a question with an implication that the information in the question was true for the question to be relevant (e.g. two cars simply touched each other, but a question implies they crashed by asking "before they 'crashed', what else did you see?". Therefore, the witness may believe they did crash as otherwise the question would be incorrect, or irrelevant).
During memory reconstruction, extra details can become integrated into the reconstructed memory, thus creating a false memory of what really happened.
Not relevant to the scene, I just thought I'd share that little bit of psychology
Thank you for saying this! I’ve been looking for this comment.
I love the long pause after he says “Jeremy” then says “that’s not a cat”
Erin Jackson It’s also a perfect sin to point out why Jeremy has no business doing cinemasins videos, he actually was unaware of the fact that that wasn’t a cat. Either he was purposefully ignoring that fact to pad the sin count, or he’s an idiot that can’t focus on something for 2 hours.
@@daringducky6236 My issue is that even if that wasn't a cat... that's a very cat-like thing it did. Seriously, most cats would act exactly like that, aka cling to the one thing it can trust, in this hostile environment. Speaking outta my ass here as I've only had a cat for 13 years and another cat before that, and others before that for my whole life.
@@TheKueiJin Every animal would cling to something they trust if they were floating lol
I red that in his voice
Timing....
Is everything...
18:05
1 sin on jeremy for saying that hawkeye is "decent to okay with arrows". Yeah, sure, jeremy. I'd like to see *you* use a bow and arrow to hit an object at least a hundred feet away from you and moving at a hundred MPH without even looking at it.
Like I think he missed
Hawkeye was trained by two master criminals to the point of mastery in swordsmanship and marksmanship being fluent with basically all sword fighting techniques and all forms of human guns and ranged weaponry. Not to mention he is one of marvels best acrobats basically being the nightwing of marvel In that aspect.
Also he sinned Hawkeye for being able to take down a helicarrier in his Avengers 1 video.
@@expendableindigo9639 😂😂😂😂😂fuck him
I think he means that in the 90s hawkeye would could be in training, so he hasn't yet reached his Budapest level
gbdeck200 except he sounded angry so I don’t really see how that is a joke at all.
I think Lucid is too advanced of a word for Cinemasins
Well you’re not wrong. Jeremy doesn’t even know what a deus ex machina is
What word isn't too advanced for Cinemasins?
To be fair, it was likely just on his Word-A-Day calendar.
@Jared Jams
Would not surprise me.
I mean this is also ignoring the fact that people will modify their own memories all the time. It’s a pretty well known phenomena that sometimes when you tell someone a memory your brain will change your own memory to be in line with what you told that person. So always tell the truth I guess?
Also the color changing aspect of the suits was "subtly" placed in when they came out of the water on the mission to Torfa. So Jeremy literally hasn't watched the movie.
I think you're asking a lot of Jeremy to pay attention during a movie.
I don't blame him it is a trash movie anyway.
@@gbdeck200 idk man Kree holidays? Like how every American wears red, white, and blue on the 4th of July, to show their pride?
It you need something for camoflage, it should be able to become any colour, and any tones. Therefor, with the right combination a neon option would be plausible, but not intentional
active camouflage like what's shown in the movie would need the same range as your screen to get the right range if tones. Not to mention that it's shown to have a contained atmosphere so they could go to some place like mars or some place with a yellow surface or hell anywhere where life could live. So having the range to make those colors with wearer input isn't out of possibility. Plus uses like standing out in disaster situations, fights, relief efforts, finding injured persons who are wearing the suit, or working on the floor of a ship bay where having bright colors would help with safety, or identification.
The Stan lee intro should have been saved for endgame and I know others have this same opinion
Yeah but captain marvel released first so they probably felt like The need to do it as soon as possible
Hey didn't you know? Stan Lee loved this film so much that he tweeted about it. After he was dead!
I'm 50 50 on that. Yes endgame was the bigger film but endgames one where all the missing heroes where removed from it was great
Thomas O'Connor yea I see what your saying. I just don’t think it would have had the same emotional pay off as seeing the man who created this 13 year journey for us in the finally over just some missing characters. But that’s just imo
John Handzlik yea most likely
Sin 50: While the Phil de-aging CGI might not look as impressive as Nick's de-aging to some people, keep in mind that Talos says later on that the transformation takes skill, practice, and even talent. The Phil that looks, "worse," could be seen as a cool little nod to that statement seeing as how that Skrull soilder might not be as talented with shape-shifting as Talos is.
gbdeck200 well nobody noticed it. It was the real Phil Coulson who gave it away. Plus, I’m pretty sure this was a one time thing since Talos was short on men after Carol took most of them out, so he really didn’t have a choice.
@@salvadorgarcia9897 Nice attempt at justifying bad CGI. Some Marvel executive may actually use this excuse.
Ironically,Coulson's bad CGI face looked better than Skrull's shitty makeup.
Tia Aaron I thought the Skrull makeup looked pretty good considering they looked like humanoid aliens but were still able to show off a lot of personality and emote quite a bit in the movie. Also the CGI on Phil looks pretty good. And sure you can see this as just an attempt but the movie gives you enough information in order to forgive the supposedly worse CGI on Phil since I'm pretty sure most of the de aging budget went towards Sam Jack considering his in the movie more.
The skrulls looked great wtf?
"They are beating us over the head that it's the 90s"
Do you think that's because...it's the 90s? Where was that sin in Captain America when we were "beaten over the head" that it's the 40s or in Guardians when we were "beaten over the head" that it's space? Point is these are the locations and times it chooses to live in and it's just embracing the setting (sometimes for laughs). The only reason it's a sin here is because Jeremy remembers the 90s and simply thinks every reference he remembers from the 90s in the film has to be "an orgy of evidence" when it's really just setting the scene or telling a joke!
This movie certainly handled being a 90's film better than how I heard Dark Phoenix handled it.
That Guy with a Movie Camera well, captain America and guardians both made natural references to the era, they showed it in the music or clothing or occasional reference, this tells you every two minutes it’s the 90s, it makes references that don’t go with the continuity of the timeline, it gets annoying, when Star lord listens to old music and makes older references it doesn’t feel forced, it makes sense, when this movie does its forced badly
Embracing.
Not embarassing.
@@NativS2002 thank you
@@TF2Fan101 its still not a very good film tho
Dude, I gotta disagree with you here. The Super Saiyan moment was amazing and honestly gave me chills. Yeah, it made her fight a one-sided beat-down, but I am a sucker for the hero uncovering a hidden power and becoming an uber warrior. Plus, it's the only live action Super Saiyan we're getting, so I am obligated to adore it.
Lol no argument here.
I wasn't bothered by Carol using random 90's tech to make an interstellar communicator given that ET did it first, at least as long as I've been alive.
And ET did it with 80's tech. _Early_ 80's tech.
@@whiterabbit75 that just means she has a better signal
@@kylecampbell565ET will defeat Captain Marvel in endgame
And how old is ET again?
Fucking hell, it’s the 21st century, you’d think a logical movie would actually follow its own logic...
@@kylecampbell565 There is no indication that she has any training in making tech. That is like saying every soldier in us military is an electrical engineer. But I am not that picky about her being able to do this as she is a super soldier (although I guess cap does not know much about technology). The only thing that is strange is why she would need the Earths network to boost her signal as that is the only function it would serve and it would have to be transmitted like our signals yet reaches places faster than light. It could be argued that she only used our tech to repair her own but that is probably even more stupid. The whole thing of communication longer distances than even jumps (in Marvel universe) could do was just a strange choice to make just because they needed Jude laws character to stay "good" until the twist.
11:49 our birdman is turning into his future self. So if reality repeats itself our birdman will travel back in time and we'll be stuck with future birdman
Gasp
Smart
D:
Medo NH lemons get greener is my response
“Captian Marvel Is not a beacon of firstness” greatest quote in this video.
She may the beacon of being the first overpowered,Mary Sue in a superhero movie with no vulnerability at all so that she can be a perfect blank-slate for femenazists.
Zesanactor Over-5 She doesn’t get off the hook because YOU think she’s a better character. She’s not
Idk but She is to me and I'm glad I am in the generation to have experienced this.
EXACTLY !!! I am so tired of people ( and pseudo-liberals ) trying to justify this film's and the character's mediocrity by saying , "uHm aCkcHyUaLlY iT iS ThE fIrSt mCu fIlm tO rEpResEnT a cErTaIn dEmoGrapHiC oF sOcIeTy " . Just because it is a first film to represent some community doesn't make up for all the demerits and flaws in a film which should be judged solely for its filmmaking , script , and performances . The reason that shit excuse worked for Wonder Woman and Black Panther was because those two films were actually great and had merit to them and the characters as well . And then there are these pseudo-liberals who label these people as sexist or misogynist because they have no logical counterpoint to these people's criticisms and call Captain Marvel great because she is the first strong female MCU character . Like , are you joking ? Black Widow and Wanda are not only much better characters than her but they also represent strong female characters much better because they do not use themselves being " strong female characters " as a marketing gimmick while this film does which in turn is detrimental to that representation because you are not passionate about making a great character but rather earn money off of who she is on the most basic and surface level and unlike Wanda and Natasha , you are basically forcing down the importance and reason of why Captain Marvel should be liked down other people's throats and that very rarely works if at all . The only characterization Carol as is that she is " a strong female character " and nothing else and has no flaws or struggles of her own doing . She is the perfect example of a Mary Sue . And the funny thing is , these pseudo-liberals ( including Jeremy from CinemaSins ) is that they themselves objectify and crack jokes about how useless Wanda or Natasha are . In fact , Jeremy used to earlier make sexist jokes about Black Widow and make other similar jokes but ever since he was blamed by someone that he sexually assaulted her and the MeToo movement has taken off , Jeremy is trying to act too much like a radical liberal and disliked the Joker ( and gave exactly the same reasons as to the media and the pseudo-liberals even though that wasn't the film's intention or message at all) and loved Captain Marvel ( and even said that Marvel finally had a strong female character in Captain Marvel as if it justifies all the jokes he made about Natasha or Wanda .
And the worst part is these same hypocritical media houses and pseudo-liberal critics who say that honest opinions and feelings on movies should be allowed and literally harassed Zack Snyder for his work in BVS are now preaching how we shouldn't dehumanize one another and not hate upon or bully the cast and crew working on a film even though thats exactly what they did for BVS and even called Zack " selfish " for demanding his cut of Justice League ( after having lost his daughter ) and whatnot .
Welp, there’s gonna be a war here.
"Hey Jeremy... this isn't a cat" I had to pause it, I was laughing so hard. Best possible response.
@@Marvelfanatic3658, at least it's better than laughing at Jeremy's jokes.
@@Marvelfanatic3658, why are you confused 🤔
@@Marvelfanatic3658, oh ok, got ya 👍
i seriously scrolled into the comments to see how many people commented on that LOL
You in fact can register details without consciously realizing it, so a tool that could allow looking though memories could conceivably allow you to sift through the parts you wanted. Back when I was learning Japanese, I would sometimes hear words and understand them without knowing how I'd learned them. When I looked them up to double-check, I would find them above or below other words I HAD looked up; my mind had noticed details on the page I'd not been looking for, so to me seeing things like that name tag is perfectly reasonable.
Or even a subconscious glance down at the name tag when she was talking
Or even a "she knows what the name tag says because she had seen it before, even if she wasn't actively looking at it in that memory." As birdman points out, the machine was less a memory and more a dream of the memory and Carol's brain could easily fill in a detail like Mar-vell's name tag.
1:59
"Why is my hand so angry?"
"Probably because Brie Larson isn't your girlfriend in this scene?"
*DESTRUCTION 100*
Why hasn't he figured out that studio logos put you in the mood for the film?
This.
He is stupid
not unless it ea
Especially given the logos for Endgame, wonder if he'll ignore the fact that all of the Vanished aren't in the opening credits.
@@stevenbobbybills It will go something like this 'While it's cool that all the dusted Avengers aren't in the opening logo it's still 50 seconds of logos and that's not cool' *Ding*
1) Watch CinemaSins
2) Clense your pallet with Birdman
3) Get a dose of wholesome from CinemaWins
4) Ignore step #1
Just found this channel last night and I’m so glad I did.
Cinemawins is awesome too.
The guy at cinemas is just a moron who doesn’t know how to watch movies.
and it s outcome is a happy normal person not overwhelmed by cringe
@@kevinthepilgrim and the writers
I stopped watching Cinema Sins because it stopped being funny and I could find much better “thing bad” commentary on TH-cam. I started watching CinemaWins since I was getting upset about the lack of “thing good” content on TH-cam.
I saw the "not good enough" montage as less of an accurate representation and more of how she saw those events. There could've been 20 people cheering her on, but she listened to the one person saying she would fail.
I saw her story and growth as less of a weak person overcoming being weak, and more of a she was always strong but never accepted it or was willing to believe it, thing. How they showed that montage is exactly how it feels when you're depressed and dwelling on everything negative and hating yourself. At the end she learned to love and accept herself and her powers and was better for it.
Idk... that was just my take. That's how I saw it.
I saw it as more of how no matter how many times she fell, she got right back up and kept persevering despite the challenges in front of her.
TF2Fan101 I agree with this. Plus, having it shown multiple times showed this as a character feature that she had even as a child.
I thought it was a good montage, as it builds her motivation and drive to prove herself - even extending to her subconscious when she loses her memories.
The first time we see it, I felt like she was purposely shown only that side of the memories to try and break her. Then when she unlocks her memories, she sees the other side, of her getting back up. She didn't give up then, and she won't give up now.
@Zesanactor Over-5 i certainly thought it was good :) you seem to be a bit triggered by it though, would you care to explain?
Someone's going to say it in the comments, so I'm going to say this. NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR OPINIONS ON BRIE LARSON! Whatever crazy thing she said in an interview or whatever, if it doesn't have ANYTHING to do with this movie, it isn't a valid criticism or thought on Captain Marvel!
With that said, I agree that Brie Larson may not have been the strongest choice for Carol Danvers, though I think that's more of the fault of the script and the directors for this movie. I'm sure somewhere down the line we might get something better from Marvel Studios.
My thoughts exactly
Thaaaaank you
@GodZpeed X7 what?
@GodZpeed X7 can you shut the fuck up? it's their opinion, not fact
Brie really doesn't feel like danvers. Something just feels off i guess,though she can probably improve in the future.
I’ve been waiting for this. Now I just gotta wait for the Endgame one.
That one will be a bloodbath.
And i feel like a shark smelling said blood.
There will be so many random ass nonsensical sins
guy dude the whole video will be
Padding the sin count bro
Prediction: “the movie apparently doesn’t feel the need to tell us how Captain Marvel was able to work out that Tony and Nebula were stranded in space, where exactly they were and how to get them back to Earth before their oxygen not ran out. It DOES however feel the need to show the two of them playing a game of paper football that has illegally no bearing on the plot.”
“Why in God’s name is Scott surprised to see his name on the memorial? You’ve been gone for five years dude, did you think people would just assume you were taking a super long vacation or something?”
“Steve apparently decided after travelling back in time that there was no need to warn President Kennedy when he visited Dallas, the crew of the Challenger space-shuttle or anyone that worked in the Twin Towers on the morning of 9/11. What a dick!”
Just to be clear these are not problem I have with the film, they are just my predictions for the sins video.
*DID YA SEE DAT SHINJI ?*
Sin 72. Agencies still use pagers today?
I've said it before and I'll say it again. You can actually learn something from these videos. If CinemaSins put a quarter of their effort into researching stuff like this, I'd probably still be subscribed to them.
Hell, he just needs to go to a hospital to see they are still used by everyone there including the housekeeping, food service and valet parking.
@@kevinkrupski246 Yep. Because it's reliable over long distances, doesn't get blocked or distorted by common building materials, *and* won't mess with the delicate equipment keeping people alive.
Kinda reminds me how he sinned a flare for working underwater in Aquaman when a Quick Google search could tell you they can do that
@@kevinkrupski246 Yep. I work in a hospital. Numerous buildings with thick concrete walls and multiple floors including basement level, spread out across a large area - and filled with people who may have to be contacted instantly if a life-threatening situation occurs. If pagers didn't work reliably under such conditions, they wouldn't issue them.
“If you don’t care enough to follow the films but later attempt to sh*t on the films for not understanding what’s going on...how valuable is your opinion really?”
Nailed it.
I actually liked the scene where Carol broke out from the control Yon-Rogg and The Supreme Intelligence had on her and powered up. It was a really great filmed scene and I had chills going down my spine from the coolness of it.
I actually liked the scenes he removed sins for.
I laughed so hard at the Will Smith clip! That was perfect.
500+ views in 5 minutes? I think it's safe to say you made it brother
Is that number accurate? Remember when the view count was stuck at around 301 for hours and hours?
@@AFLoneWolf you're right. He probably had more views in that time
17:23. Space is a HUGE PLACE! It's not unreasonable the Fury paged her but the event was over before she arrives .Endgame seemed to imply that Captain Marvel knew about the Avengers and what they could do.
Thank you. At the end of Infinity War, Fury called her. The remaining Avengers packed up from Wakanda, found where Nick dusted, found the pager, found a way to bypass the battery and had the bypass stop working before she made it. That was likely days. It's possible she was called before but didn't make it.
I know from the time Banner snaps everyone back until she arrives is about 15 minutes movie run time. I just think it was a bad decision put in by the people who made her movie much like her existence when it is undermines Fury's line in Avengers about how it was the appearance of Thor letting them know they weren't alone in the universe as to why they were using the Tessaract to make the weapons. I can tear apart the logic of a lot of her lines of explanation s to where she is and why, but it doesn't matter now.
Plus Captain Marvel helps people all over the fucking cosmos saving the Earth isn’t her only job there are billions of planets within her jurisdiction and any one of them could be attacked at any time by some asshole
There are literally billions of things that might’ve occupied her
@@michaelplowman8674 yes but movie run time does not always equal actual time in the movie. That fight could have gone on for hours for all we know. And besides all the other characters came through magic portals, she could have done so as well. And whilst I accept that Dr. Strange won’t know who she is to go looking for her, he also doesn’t know who any of the other people who appeared through all the portals were.
This man Jeremy really just said "mansplaining" for a Marvel movie.
This coming from a dude who sins a movie because the main chick isn't his girlfriend.
Not to mention that the dude that's doing the "mansplaning" is her teacher and mentor in the film, and that he's giving her advice from the sparring they just had.
Mike, TheAnimated You do realize that the bar that comprises male feminists are like 80% rapists right they do seem to do a lot of molesting so it shouldn’t surprise you and they’re creepy
@@charlottewalnut3118 I'm confused? There's a bar for male feminists? and 80% of them are rapists? Honestly, I don't understand this comment. Are you saying that 80% of men who say they are feminist are creeps?
Slanted Frames Productions most likely
Teacher: (Explaining what photosynthesis is)
Godspeed: BuLlShItE
danvers being in "full color," as if you'd be able to tell whether or not Ronan is, considering he's a blue dude in a grey-blue suit of armor-shit on a blue-base hologram.
Soooooo is NO ONE gonna talk about that intro with the title sequence! It was amazing Birdman with the song choice and the action behind it!
When I say timestamps 13:43 - 14:25 was hella needed to be said especially at 14:05 moving forward. I screamed and had to replay because I couldn't agree more 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@@GatorBaby06 awww thank you
11:37 God dammit!! I always lose the bidding war!! Why is it my lack of braids!
I demand justice!!
Hey, Birdman…
Your videos _never_ disappoint me. I mean never. 👍🏻
Not gonna lie, I rlly enjoy CinemaSins but I always gotta watch you guys back to back. I watch Jermeys vid first and then yours just to see if you point out the same stuff that I thought was weird, keep it up ^^
Haha I do the same thing!
That point about the power stone is genius! That would have been great. In defense of the tesseract though, I think it was used because of its history as a power source. It was the energy core for the light speed engine, but yes the power stone would have been cool.
Maybe, but in that time, Morag was flooded
@@apenasmaisumdiogo.7115 Oh that's a very good point! It could have not been on Morag yet though. Maybe it got put there after the flood went away.
"I mean, if you don't care enough to follow the films, but later attempt to shit on the films because you don't understand what's going on, how valuable is your opinion, really?"
I think society would be in better shape if we asked this sort of question to people trying to make careers out of voicing their opinion on things. "If you won't do your duties as a president, but later attempt to shit on other people for doing a better job at being president, how valuable is your opinion, really, Mr. President?"
that literally isn't the same thing. what you showed an example of is like saying "if you're not a Chef, you can't judge the cooking." what birdman said was just talking about keeping up with a series. it's like reading one book, then jumping to the fifth and be surprised that there's new characters.
@@gravenightghoul no it's similar because it's a person trying to remember compare and bring up past events and people, critiquing food is something you remember the process for and develop a skill for you have to actively pay attention remember and look back at previous scenes, people and such to accurately find stuff wrong with it which Jeremy said he isn't willing to do. And something the president doesn't seem to be willing to do
TheIntern ... It’s like calling yourself a chef when you don’t know how to cook.
You really that bored, Godspeed?
I thought I was the only one thinking “They never sin black movies”
Cinemasins did, tho. Specifically: the movie Get Out
@@Crawlingdreams418 sinning one black movie out of the hundreds they’ve done does not mean they sin black movies
@@jalexada8951 this wasn't the only one, tho. Jeremy from cinemasins also sinned a horror movie with a little black girl as a lead, Get Out and a ton of othe movies, while completely lacking the understanding of context and cultural norms, as Birdman pointed out in reviewing Jeremy's Karate Kid and Rush Hour videos
@@Crawlingdreams418 i agree they’ve done a few, but in the big scheme of things it basically does feel like they don’t sin any black movies, or movies of any other cultures
i’m a fan of theirs, i’m just saying i agree with birdman on this take
As to the audio recording part, it’s also possible that the audio was recorded after Captain Marvel was knocked unconscious. If the recording survived the blast, it could have kept recording. That’s what I assumed happened when watching the movie. If it survived the blast and wasn’t shut off, wouldn’t have it kept recording audio until it was shut off?
10:33 Birdman’s Solid Snake gags are absolutely hilarious 😂😂😂 I lost it the first time I saw this video. Keep up the good work and don’t stop being funnier than Jeremy Birdman!!
I think I was one of the few who enjoyed this film as Captain Marvel is one of my favorite Marvel heroes and I love Brie Larson but I hate how useless they made her in the next film. It’s interesting how many fanboys got pissed when this was released and made it their personal mission to hate her and Brie but to each their own good video as always
No we hate the film because of shit writing, horrible pacing, terrible acting from Brie, ruining the winter soldier and because they made captain marvel blander than rice cakes. Also it was a shit plot.
15:40 come on dude, you may not care for it, but it’s a pretty common take to praise that moment in the film.
Lol you must live in a bubble. The line that I used to refer to that scene (Super Saiyan) is FAR more common, and it's used pejoratively. Trust me on this one... I live on the internet.
@@Th3Birdman Perhaps. But there were people who liked this scene more than most of the movie.
Definitely preferred watching CM flying around destroying CGI budget instead of the first hour of the movie.
Th3Birdman given your open distaste for the movie as a whole, I think it’s more likely we just swim in different circles.
I'm not a Dragonball Z fan nor even a fan anime in general and "going Super Saiyan" is exactly how I describe that scene.
@@ThePonderer Doesn't change the fact this scene was lame as hell.
Loved the Snake impression and was that a Pulp Fiction reference?? Another great video. I also take it you didn't dig this movie too much, me either.
4:59 Not to mention the fact that the figure she so indiscriminately blasted in the face was holding a GUN. If you crash landed somewhere and the first thing you saw was someone holding a drawn weapon, self defense would be a natural instinct.
I'm giving one sin to this video: you called Jeremy a "wise man"
Read the subtitles when he said it
Jeremy: i don’t really like the Stan lee cameo
Me: prepares a photon blast with malicious intent
I’m surprised you didn’t remove any sins for Jeremy admitting that the Stan lee tribute was touching
Well, he kind of ruins it by sinning the Stan Lee cameo later. He also wastes 18 seconds complaining about the 20 second Marvel logo, a sin he makes for every single logo and usually in 5 seconds or less, so it's just more hypocrisy from Jeremy anyways.
I split his soliloquy into two parts. In the second part, he sins it anyway, and tried to justify it. I'm not removing sins for that lol
@@Th3Birdman
I personally would’ve made a joke about it
When he’s done explaining that he’s touched by the montage: “okay fine 10 sins removed”
When he’s done justifying the sinning of Stan Lee: “and now you get them all back with 100% interest” then giving him 20 sins
this was a good movie
Also Carol's Binary scene was lit!
"He was NOT doing alright LOL" Not going to lie...had to slow down the video to catch it >.
Lack of action? I counted 6 action scenes. That’s above the MCU average for action scenes.
Hahahaha.
_Good one_
Lack of *good* action.
This looked generic af.
Kartik Punna yes. Lack of good action. The best action scene was probably the train scene, which I thought was good but not great. And the final battle was just trash.
@@JackJohnson-dl2mi Really. They should get better directors for the sequel.
@@tiaaaron3278 oh God damnit they're making another one? Someone get me a noose
Honestly this is the one Cinema sins that showed me how far down hill they went. There were signs of it before but this one was the kicker.
You did a good job liked shared and subbed.
Gotta love the Pulp Fiction reference during the Snake call
The "come at me Jay" and Boomhauer clip took me tf out!!!!😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂..you are honestly getting better and better!! Thanks for the vids and the time you put into them
For a moment, I genuinely thought "Brand" was a stand-in for a generic brand name and that you were making a joke about sponsorship. This does make more sense though...
“Hey Jeremy... this isn’t a cat”
I’ve never understood the people saying this is completely horrible or the worst mcu movie. This movie isn’t great however and it sits at like a c/c- range. If they had a good lead this would be at least a B but my favorite character were side characters.
Your British accent was on point when you said, "This movie, that movie" 🤣
No it wasn’t. I can only assume you’re American because I honestly couldn’t tell he was even trying to speak in an ENGLISH accent.
My favorite part is when Jeremy is like blah blah blah and you go SKIP! Never stop that one.
The “Hay Jeremy………. This isnt a cat.” Actually made me laugh so much
Never have I clicked on a notification so quickly
Lmao I always wait for thebirdman after Jeremy uploads
7:04...Oh no Birdman, absolute savagery! 🤣
"With no ass in a green bodysuit" DAMN!
It’s a gross detail but the “cat” puking up the tessaract is REALLY accurate lol
I am so glad this channel exists~
Personally, Captain Marvel isn't my favourite for a few reasons. But, honestly, thank you for sinning it correctly. Even I thought the sins for this movie were unfair when Jeremy did it.
@3:01- One of my favorite counters in this video. Good stuff, B-Man.
I do agree with sinning the pager scene. Fury should have called her for most of the avenger movies considering most of them (if not all) were world ending. There was no guarantee that the avengers had it under control.
I kinda agree about the Tesseract being overused. I could be wrong, since I haven't seen all of the movies since my family and I watched them all in preparation for Infinity War, but I remember at least two movies where it was the main focus, and two more where it made a cameo. It just seems like it's the most popular stone to be in a movie, especially with it taking so many movies to learn about the Soul Stone alone. And with this movie and Guardians both featuring Kree (not to mention two notable Kree appearing in both movies) it would definitely have made more sense for the Power Stone to have given Carol her powers, considering the Power Stone's shtick is... well, power! I'm not 100% educated on Marvel and its characters and objects, especially when it comes to the comics, but I remember the movies showing the Space Stone just teleports you across space. The closest thing that Captain Marvel can do to that is fly. I liked the design of the Skrulls in the movie, but it was kinda meh for me. If the stone used had been Power instead of Space, AND had showed why it was on that planet, like you suggested, it would have gotten a few more points for me.
Also, I'll admit I didn't watch Cinema Sins' video (mostly because I don't really like them) and I know you probably don't put all of his vid in your vid, but I'm surprised there wasn't even a mention of how Fury lost his eye. Had I been running Cinema Sins, that would have DEFINITELY gotten a sin from me -_-
Nice work, Birdman. While I enjoyed this film a good deal, Brie Larson included, you make some good points regarding people trying to make CM some kind of pioneer. Plus seeing Jeremy ripped a new one is always fun.
Are many people really doing that, though? It's not as if Wonder Woman came out so long ago that people have already forgotten about it. I hear way more people complaining about its supposed feminist agenda than I hear people praising it as a game-changer.
I still haven't watched it, and I'm not sure I want to, as everything I've seen about it (both praise and criticism) seems to show a virtue signaling propaganda film about woman power. Especially with everyone stating "finally a powerful woman lead".
Birdman has it right. CM isn't a first in Marvel, let alone cinema....
Soren Jensen at this point in the debate, I’d rather not get into any ugly discussions. I certainly don’t think the film was perfect, but I’m not going to try and convince someone who clearly expects not to like it. So if you DO eventually see it and not like it, I can’t convince you otherwise. Just don’t be a dick about it, which honestly applies to people who liked the film as well.
Yeah, I mean, I think Frozen is amazing, but it's *not* the first Disney film about the love between sisters, or that tells girls they can fight, too, or ... yeah. Crazy claims like this kinda kill some of the fun.
@@manofsteam1 How exactly was I a dick?
Yeah, I kinda expected she get "immense offensive power" from the Infinity Stone that embodies offensive power. From the Space Stone, you'd expect teleportation or portals.
I was having a bad day. "Hey, Jeremy...this isn't a cat." turned my day around.
I just don't think that Shuri would be close friends due to the age gap and the fact that one is a princess
Plus she's a scientist, while the others (iirc) are part of the army so their schedules are completely different
10:22 He was NOT doing aight LMAOOO
14:44 I thought he said “boned a cat,” knowing who Jeremy is he probably has
Birdman you do humanity a service by calling out Jeremy’s wrong use of ex macina
Honestly I really had a tough time with this movie, Captain Marvel's origin could have been done sooo much better I mean c'mon what about introducing or at least referencing the negative zone?, I mean yeah to be fair that was more a story for Mar-Vell not exactly a movie length story either....I mean woof....damn. it just feels like so much more could have been done, also your too nice to Jermey for his opening credits sin. give 100 next time he disses the amazing Stan the man with a plan and a lot of fans please?
5:04 also, he had a gun~
She took out Arnold's character Harry's photo, but she didn't hit Jamie's Helen; because Arnold's photo was the one with a gun~~~
17:48 Birdman, love your work, but have to say, not much help in Endgame? She destroyed Thanos’s ship, which would have wiped out most of the Avengers forces with its artillery bombardment.
I didn't say ZERO help, I said no much. I'm fairly certain Endgame was a three hour movie.
That being the case, you brought up a 30 second scene in said three hour movie, where the vast majority of it was the original six plus Rhodes and Lang going on a Time Heist.
Where was she during all that, again?
Had to show some appreciation, All the little clips and memes you add to these videos are seriously so damn funny, the MGS, the hell no, nah bruh 👏
You have no idea how long I've been waiting for this video!!! Love all your videos!!!
15:40 Finally someone agrees with that statement! I remember watching it with friends and everyone was so surprised and I just said "really?"
What was lame about it though? Thought it was pretty cool.
@@oalonzoa1745 in my opinion she just powered up like he said
Hidden figures is probably in my top 5 or 10 historical movies ever (based on personal enjoyment). Very well made without pandering. Very well made
Im suprised Jeremy called Black Widow a badass considering a lot of the sins in his Avengers videos are bashing on her
That’s accurate. She’s played by a hottie, anyways!
She IS a badass but you need to suspend your belief a lot to think she wouldn’t be dead in 5 mins in most of the movies. Same with Hawkeye.
@@joejitsu034 and yet no one says that about Batman
James Callanan anyone with real martial arts experience would.
@@joejitsu034 I mean Black Widow is highly skilled in martial arts and has trained since she was a child to become a deadly assassin. It makes sense that she kicks ass, though i do agree that she probably would have died had it not been for other more powerful characters protecting her
Sin 49: you should have said the whole thing "THIS movie has a train...THAT movie has a train. And that's a sin." That was awesome and i miss him saying the whole thing.
I'm just writing this comment to alert you to the FACT that Cinemasins are going to try to pick apart Joker and fail stupendously. Cant wait for you to tear them apart.
believe it or not the Joker one was the only video i agreed with. I thought it was pretentious BS also for the most part with a comic book IP slapped on it
Imagine sitting between these two in theaters.
BM: "No ass in a green bodysuit"
BL: "Is that like a personal attack?"
Thank you for pointing out his ridiculous statement that "relationships between strong independent women are LoNg OvErDuE". I choked when i first heard that
Love your content! Keep up the good work 👍
@Th3Birdman The "Metal Gear " reference was gold!
I love this channel so much yow.....keep doing what you do birdman :D
5:34 Not to mention that if Captain Marvel did explain how Carol was able to make this machine by mixing her tech with 90’s tech like pay phones and Gameboys, he would more than likely sin it just like how he sinned earlier in the movie the explanation of the Skrulls on the new planet for it being “Too complicated”. I don’t know if this is considered a cliche, but this seems like that thing he does and that you point out where he constantly asks for an explanation, but then when there’s an explanation he either purposely ignores it, or sins it instead of removing a sin.
Thank you for that. Your abbreviations vs your actual commentary has allowed me to finally understand why I've heard cops called 'LEO's, (Law Enforcement Officers). You have learned me a thing.
TheKyrix82, *taught
@@tivednagol9127 *learned. As in "You have learned me a knowledge". Listen up, you pedantic little brat, I'm fully fluent in the English language. I knew the correct word when I wrote the post. This wasn't a brain fart of "Oh, what's the word that means you have successfully imparted information to me in such a way that I have successfully assimilated it as personal knowledge?" No. I chose, as a person, to say my sentence that way. Because that's how I talk. Because it amuses me. Because I've been speaking like that for a decade before lol-cats started doing it in meme pictures.
TheKyrix82, don’t get defensive with me. Just say it’s a meme and move on. And when you say “learned me a knowledge,” you sound like an idiot.
@@tivednagol9127 It's not a meme, it is literally how I talk. Like I said, I've been talking that way for decades. And the entire point is to sound stupid, because it entertains me. And the 'learned me a knowledge' line was entirely to annoy you for being a total pain in the ass. Put down the english book sometime and take a class on how to read the room. Just say "Wow, I fucked up and made a big deal out of the way you talk because I have no sense of humor" and then slink off somewhere to stew in your own shame.
Poe's law. Nothing is so stupid to say that nobody will believe that you are being serious.
I’m glad you pointed out the Skrulls weren’t exactly “good guys”, they were the lesser of two evils. I’ve tried to explain this to many people. When Carol eventually finds them a home in the sequel, I think they will rebuild their ranks and start the Secret Invasion.
...if some of them haven't already.
;^)
Th3Birdman yes, in today’s movie continuity they are definitely here already.
This movie was amazing and that’s coming from a diehard dc fan such as myself. Apparently people think it has an agenda but I never noticed. Maybe cause I wasn’t looking for it but if you’re watching a movie or engaging in any form of entertainment looking for an agenda you’re doing it wrong.
There was a bit of the feminist (3rd Wave) agenda in this film, such as the cringy "You're a woman, you don't belong here" and "You know why they call it a cockpit" lines that no human being would say, and then the whole "asking women to smile means they can steal from you" nonsense. I mean, it's there, and you'd have to actively be ignoring it not to notice. But none of that is what made the film less than stellar for me. I don't really care about political stances unless they get directed at me, as I am apolitical.
Th3Birdman I noticed those lines of course but nothing bigger than that. People were acting like the whole thing was based around an agenda but those few lines didn’t ruin the entire experience for me. They were really stupid but I still enjoyed the movie for the most part.
I think when you are constantly inundated with the message that you are bad because you are a male, it starts to get really annoying. I mean, look at literally _any_ piece of media, and you will see that in situations where there are a man and a woman, the woman will be the straight man and the man will be the banana man. She will always be portrayed as more clever, stronger, and empowered, whereas the male will be shown as oafish, dumb, and evil, always looking to take advantage of the woman in some fashion.
This has permeated most of American media: www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/10692423/Why-are-men-on-TV-always-such-fools.html
Then you have films like this, where it's going to be a mainstream success no matter what, and then they sneak in feminist talking points in a traditionally male dominated niche (comic books, action movies, comic book movies, superhero media), you're going to get a backlash. It is what it is...
Watch the deleted scene of how she originally got the motorcycle. Pretty misandrist if you ask me
LOL @ "Apparently, Jeremy has never seen a BMW on the road."