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The Japan Wolverine movie was so unique I love it

You didn't identify what was what, complete failure. That was shit. 😢

i dont agree for some but still pretty good list

Great rankings

Weren’t they gonna make a sequel to Logan?

My Personal Worst To Best Ranking: #5 Twilight Eclipse #4 Twilight Breaking Dawn 2 #3 Twilight 1 #2 Twilight Breaking Dawn 1 #1 Twilight New Moon

14. X-Men Origins - Hate it 13. Dark Phoenix - Hate it 12. New Mutants - hate it 11. The Last Stand - very disappointing but watchable 10. Apocalypse - quite underwhelming but watchable 9. The Wolverine - mostly good but the ending is a bit of a letdown 8. Deadpool 2 - pretty good sequel but a bit long 7. X-Men 2000 - great start to the series, even if it's age is apparent 6. Deadpool & Wolverine - great time at the theatre, even if the script was some holes 5. Deadpool 1 - from here we talk about some of the best comic book movies of all time 4. X-Men 2 - the best straightforward X-Men movie, great pacing, action and story 3. First Class - an amazing prequel with great performances, action and an overall awesome 60s spy style 2. Days of Future Past - the endgame of the X-Men franchise, great character work, epic in scale and emotionally engaging, truly magnificent 1. Logan - it's simply a masterpiece, dark, brutal, brilliant character study, Jackman's and Stewart's best performances as the characters and a movie that you can't watch without crying in the end!

My ranked last 2 then 1 then 3 then 4

Awesome ranking Brett, X-Men has some of the best and worst superhero movies ever made but there are more I like than don't. Glad we agree New Mutants is the worst and Dark Phoenix is better than everybody says. My ranking would be 1 Logan 2 Deadpool and Wolverine 3 Deadpool 4 Apocalypse 5 Days of Future Past 6 X men 2 7 X men 8 First Class 9 The Wolverine 10 Dark Phoenix 11 Last Stand 12 Deadpool 2 13 Origins 14 New Mutants

Great ranking, Brett! My ranking: (Haven’t seen The New Mutants) 1. Logan - A+ 2. X-Men: Days of Future Past - A+ 3. Deadpool - A 4. X-Men: First Class - A- 5. X2: X-Men United - A- 6. Deadpool and Wolverine - A- 7. Deadpool 2 - B+ 8. X-Men - B+ 9. The Wolverine - B+ 10. X-Men: The Last Stand - B- 11. X-Men: Apocalypse - C+ 12. X-Men Origins: Wolverine - D+ 13. Dark Phoenix - D

14. X-Men Origins: Wolverine 13. Dark Phoenix 12. The New Mutants 11. X-Men: Apocalypse 10. X-Men: The Last Stand 9. Deadpool 2 8. The Wolverine 7. X-Men: First Class 6. X-Men 5. X2: X-Men United 4. Deadpool 3. Deadpool & Wolverine 2. X-Men: Days of Future Past 1. Logan

1.X-Men: First Class 2.X-Men: Days of Future Past 3.X2 4.X-Men 5.Logan 6.Deadpool & Wolverine 7.Deadpool 2 8.Deadpool 9.X-Men: Apocalypse 10.The Wolverine 11.X-Men: The Last Stand 12.The New Mutants 13.Dark Phoenix 14.X-Men Origins: Wolverine

Hey Brett, what’s your favorite movie where the villain becomes the hero?

1. Days Of Future Past 2. Deadpool 3. Logan 4. First Class 5. X2 6. X-MEN 7. Deadpool & Wolverine 8. Deadpool 2 9. The Wolverine 10. Apocalypse 11. The Last Stand 12. The New Mutants 13. Dark Phoenix 14. Origins: Wolverine

My ranking: 1. Logan 2. X-Men Days of Future Past 3. Deadpool and Wolverine 4. X2 X-Men United 5. Deadpool 6. X-Men First Class 7. Deadpool 2 8. X-Men 9. The Wolverine 10. X-Men Apocalypse 11. New Mutants 12. X-Men The Last Stand 13. Dark Phoenix 14. X-Men Origins Wolverine

Logan is my #1 also, 100%

1. Deadpool & Wolverine - best and hilarious 2. Logan - best 3. X-Men Days of Future Past - best 4. Deadpool - best 5. X2 X-Men United - best 6. X-Men First Class - best 7. Deadpool 2 - best 8. X-Men - amazing 9. The Wolverine - great 10. X-Men Apocalypse - okay 11. The New Mutants - okay 12. Dark Phoenix - worst 13. X-Men The Last Stand - worst 14. X-Men Origins Wolverine - worst

Hey Brett, what’s your favorite movie where the villain becomes the hero?

Hey Brett, what’s your favorite pun in a movie title?

Bro yes please I need to see Omni man throw down with Homelander

My Ranking: 03: Deadpool & Wolverine 02: Deadpool 2 01: Deadpool I'm a big fan of parts 2 and 3 but the first part is by far the best part for me. Definitely one of the best superhero films

Holy cash grap why is walking dead still getting milked to the brim? Also since when was I am legend getting a sequel??

Hey Nic, what’s your pick for a movie franchise that should never get rebooted?

I honestly didn’t know the Doctor Who franchise was still going, I thought they ended that in 2019.

I thought Toy Story 5’s director was already confirmed

What was the information about Lady Gaga’s Harley Quinn because you’re muted there.

July 23rd was my channel’s 4-year anniversary🥳

Awesome video man🤩

I find Perkins kind of smug in interviews given the sheer laziness of this plot, and tbh the execution of the Longlegs character. My theater was *cackling* every time Nick Cage was on screen, the exception being the opening and I think it’s because his face is obscured. The horror just didn’t work for me - funny at best, cringe at worst. I actually felt secondhand embarrassment. The makeup was giving Mrs. Doubtfire, not Buffalo Bill. I’m personally offended on behalf of Silence of the Lambs for all the comparisons. I also always found Buffalo Bill’s depiction of queerness as problematic and this gives me the same feeling, especially given its inspiration of Perkins' father’s secret homosexuality. Same with the autism comparisons for the lead - if this is actually true in the story, the implications are troubling and not in the horror sense. She’s like that bc her brain is (semi?) controlled by the devil, what does that say about people with autism? And with Perkins’ mother aiding his father in keeping his sexuality secret, Longlegs and his “companion” suggest the devil in the basement is his father’s secret homosexuality, his mother wrapped into his evil as his companion to save her child from the horrible truth that would destroy the nuclear family unit. As I said, problematic. Which also brings up a bit of a plot hole - Lee’s family doesn’t fit the criteria of the killings bc her dad isn’t around/is potentially Longlegs. This really throws a wrench into things bc Longlegs was already doing this before, seven times before, so why break pattern? Another issue, who would commit the murders if there is no father to hypnotize (still unclear how exactly the father is affected by the doll) into committing the murders? In Lee’s case, Longlegs would have to commit the murders himself or at least threaten to in order to coerce Lee’s mom into becoming his “companion”, which doesn’t fit his profile or adhere to the satanic ritual, and begs the question why does Longlegs need the doll to hypnotize the fathers if he’s capable of getting inside and killing the family himself? I get why metaphorically, I don’t get why logically. And I just don’t buy or even understand in any way how Longlegs could be Lee’s father from a logic standpoint. It’s clear in film the mother’s never met Longlegs before the would-be murders. Bc Perkins has so explicitly said this is about his family, I can’t help but feel this gives weight to the idea that Longlegs is a manifestation of his father’s homosexuality/femininity. This becomes disturbing in terms of the filmmaker’s POV bc it links homosexuality with the destruction of the nuclear family unit and the literal devil. A choice. The script is a mess. Whole plot lines are just dropped, there’s almost no conflict and the ending was so predictable yet totally unsatisfying that I actually turned to my friend and said, that’s it?? That’s the end?? The crime thriller plot loses all its fun when the detective has a special power which makes all actual investigative work totally unnecessary. I felt about as psychic as she was w every predictable, frictionless beat. This aspect really worked against the story and imo the arbitrary 90s period setting (Bill Clinton’s framed photo should be top billed). Longlegs as a character also felt artificial in general (I had trouble believing he was a real person at all) and superficial to the plot, so it’s not surprising that Perkins said he was a character he didn’t know where to put and he just wound up in this movie. There’s very little integration of his character into the plot and I don’t think the devil needs a conduit for another conduit for another conduit. The satanic logic fell apart for me. Even the name Longlegs has no meaning according to Perkins, other than Perkins’ liking the way the word sounded. I feel this sort of arbitrary “I did that cause I liked it” approach belies many of the film’s choices, to the great detriment of the film. I think Perkins is right in saying he just took a bunch of things he liked - and then he stole them, but he didn’t really elevate or change them to a significant degree or bring them together in a satisfying way. It feels like a collage of Perkins’ favorite movie moments with the thinnest thread of a plot barely connecting them. The mental gymnastics I’ve seen critics and commentary channels go through trying to make sense of it all requires an almost full rewrite of the story. I’m all for films that leave us with things to ponder - for example, Skinamarink totally worked for me even if not an enjoyable viewing experience, but if a film can only be understood by making up backstories and adding plot that doesn’t exist, then the film did not do its job. For all of his disdain for Insidious, The Conjuring etc… Perkins straight stole whole scenes from franchises like that. The companion recalled The Nun almost exactly, there are scenes ripped right out of Hereditary or Talk to Me, the sci fi 90s elements made me think Stranger Things, the dolls reminded me of Annabelle or Megan (and countless other “haunted doll” movies), and every time Maika Monroe looks at her board, all I could think of was Alan Wake II. Ditto to the random flashes of snakes and sudden bursts of music - even though critics call it slow burn/psychological horror, cheap, unmotivated jump scares actually abound. I’m the niche audience this movie is aimed at, and this is a case of style over substance, imo. Lots of cool (if ripped) imagery, I love Maika & Nick Cage (even though they gave Maika almost nothing to work with in terms of character and Cage’s character is… a conundrum…), lots of attention to Satanic detail in terms of Easter eggs etc…, and a great marketing campaign (almost too great bc I think it totally misrepresented the film and the film seems shot to serve the trailer instead of the other way around). There are elements to enjoy and I could not wait to see this movie. But when the story is half baked and the character development isn’t there, it all feels as empty as those metallic balls that somehow hold the magic black smoke that is the devil. 😂 Despite its title, I don’t think this movie will have very long legs at all.

RDJ is back to play doctor doom yo we won!!

My weird Opinion 7.Turtles 3 (Just Hate it) 6.TMNT 2007 (Mediocre) 5.Mutant Mayhem (Good,but not best TMNT Film) 4.TMNT 2014 (Very enjoyable and good action) 3.Secret of the Ooze (Very Good) 2.Out of the Shadows (I just like this movie) 1.Turtles 1990 (Just a Masterpiece

Hey Brett, what’s your pick for a good cameo in a bad movie?

I need that planet of the apes sequel now! That ending was definitely teasing something huge. But the question is what was it?

Ngl this short/video idea of documenting nerd news and culture is great I bet you’ll make a lot of money which is great as everyone loves money. Personally nerd culture, gaming and all that just ain’t my thing no more. Have fun making fat stacks though 💴 💵 💴

Deadpool Deadpool & Wolverine Deadpool 2

NO! CANCEL THAT SKIBIDI TOILET MOVIE NOW! NOOOOOOOO!

Awesome ranking Brett, Deadpool and Wolverine was so good. My ranking would be 1 Deadpool and Wolverine 2 Deadpool 3 Deadpool 2 (Easily the worst)

Hey Brett, who do you think is the dumbest movie villain?

1. Deadpool & Wolverine - best 2. Deadpool - best 3. Deadpool 2 - best

Same ranking! 1. Deadpool 2. Deadpool 2 3. Deadpool & Wolverine

My ranking: 1. Deadpool and Wolverine 2. Deadpool 3. Deadpool 2

Let’s go clicked on this the moment the notification popped up

Thank god the Batverse is continuing, I love the Batman and am pumped for the penguin. But more spin off series sound amazing!

Sex scenes with the eternal teenager Sofia Boutella evoke strong associations with child porno.🤣🤣🤣💥 Snyder!👉👮🚔

I’m so excited and interested in Joker 2, but I really hope they don’t introduce Batman or have too many songs. Also the budget for this movie is crazy 😧

I’ve never heard of Alpha Flight, what is that? Is it an X men like team?

loved the movie, love occultism being real through clues, love subtle intensity rising to a cliff hanger or total end

Amazing editing and cinematography. Terrible script. It started strong but as it became apparent this isn't actually a police procedural meets Occult horror, and is instead just a regular dumb horror movie... very disappointing... so much potential, if only they wrote a better script