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nothing bugs me more than having a conversation about a film only for the person I'm speaking with to reveal they got some half digested regurgitation condensed into a 4 minute YouTube video.
If i wanted to hear the telephoned misinterpretation of a surface level analysis, I'd talk about geopolitics at work.
π€£ Well, then, if we meet, I'd love to bother you a lot about it...
I don't like them much unless they accurately summarize the film and give a decent analysis. I don't want just reactions or clips taken out of context.
It's harder to enjoy though because the copyright claims on YouTube keep creators from showing clips of scenes.
I donβt want just reactions or clips taken out of context.
Sometimes it do be like that...
they're useful for remembering wtf is going on before watching the sequel. I don't think they have a purpose other than that
jack saint's sky high should've retired all of those channels.
It's only a growing phenomenon, from here on out...