+Penultimate Gaming "We've heard him laugh, but we've never actually seen him masturbate with a droid. This'll be the first time anyone will see him, whip out that little R5-D4 droid of his and go to town. That's something everyone's been waiting for.."
+Mick “Diddley” Quack Still waiting on that damn hack fraud Plinkett to send me my Pizza Roll. I commented on his web zone asking for one years ago and sitll haven't got it
Jay knew about Lando's sexual relationship with droids before anyone. He stated BB-8 was the son of Lando in this segment when interviewed. It's fascinating how the RLM guys know so much before anyone else.
+J Wizard Phoenix Ever since the first Plinkett review of Episode 1, I've vowed never to watch the movie again. I've watched the Plinkett review 3 times, but the movie? Never, ever again - the review is simply better.
Dangerous Joy It's hypercritical because they were obsessed with "representation" Yet they didn't seem to care that a lot of star wars merchandise is made in Chinese sweatshops
+Кnner : 'Impressionable'? So you're telling me this video did not have great writing? You're telling me this video did not brilliantly capture the madness that the obsessed Star Wars fans can be vulnerable to? You're telling me this video did not depict how the brand of Star Wars and the merchandise have pretty much surpassed the popularity of the film itself in a way which is contradictory to the themes of the films? Ok....maybe I imagined it all. I guess the power of Rich Evans compels me more than you.
+Avik Basu what you said - it is true, what about the fans, too true. Just when this video is just a good, you're talking about the genius. A Star Wars fanboy, well, they are too lekgo target for provocations. And yet, this is also a joke about impressionability, chill a bit.
"J. J., I understand you're under enormous pressure, because this film needs to gross more than 1.5 billion dollars worldwide in order to satisfy Disney executives. They're taking a huge financial risk. Disney shareholders, investors and corporate executives are very worried about the company financial future.With an over 4 billion dollar investment, there is a lot of pressure for your movie to suceed. Tell us about your love for the magic of movie making."
Thank christ for these guys rightfully taking the piss. The marketing machine for this movie has been tuned up to 12, it's gross and offputting. I couldn't be more over Star Wars than I am right now. Thanks fellas for doing it justice.
+S. L The marketing is really annoying, but I'm used to it. Episode's I and III were hyped really hard before they came out too. When episode III came out there were Darth Vader toothbrushes, toys, cereal, and didlos. The best part was that he was in the movie for like 1 minute.
+S. L Doesn't Star Wars make you want to buy CARS? I know it makes me want to buy a brand new DODGE just because the Imperial March started played on the TV
Rich evans tinder profile “I’m rich evans in an internet celebrity. I like long walks on the beach, talking until the sun rises and SEX! let’s be honest that’s why we’re here. I also love video games laughing and STAR WARS!!!”
1. Luke Skywalker needs to be louder, angrier, and have access to a time machine. 2. Whenever Luke Skywalker's not on screen all the other characters should be asking "Wheres Luke Skywalker"?
I'm sorry, what? They have a much larger subscriber base (and Patreon) than any of those dead ass star wars or nerd-core "fan" channels ever had or will have
For the most part, I've been able to avoid all the hype, since I pay absolutely no attention to online ads and clickbait and don't watch TV. So I'm rather confident that when I do see Star Wars VII, I'll be able to go in with no expectations other than "It'd better not suck."
Thank the force for Red Letter Media. All this Star Wars advertising and merchandise was driving me absolutely bonkers... It's relieving to know that there are others who like Star Wars that don't buy into all the crap they push on you.
+Lord Aussem The best needless-star-wars-product I've found so far was at the supermarket, a bag of Star Wars apples, or rather a Star Wars bag of apples! What do apples have to do with Star Wars?, who cares! Throw a darth vader image on the bag and it's good to go!
I believe Rich crashing through the green screen is his finest performance & highly relevant to the special effects in _Star Wars_ & the special effects industry in general. #OhMyGooood
+MrOhyoursexi You died laughing? DIED? As in you kicked the bucket? Pushin up daisies? Shuffled loose this mortal coil? You are saying that you literally laughed so hard watching a fat man reenact a Wiley Coyote routine that you expired in the jizz-stained computer chair you sat in??? WELL? DID YOU??? ...because i have to say i'm meeting this claim with quite the bit of skepticism, dear sir, if i could be so bold. I dont care for such hooliganism and i bid thee farewell.
First Death Star destroyed by intentional design flaw. Second Death Star destroyed because it wasn't finished. Starkiller Base destroyed because of bad writing.
Just because rogue one fills in a plot hole of a 40 year old movie, it doesn't excuse that 40 year old movie having a plot hole. Also starkiller base at least was well defended, and it needed to be blown up from the inside and then by x wings, unlike in ANH and ROTJ where there is just an obvious weak point that is easily accesable to everyone.
@@user-ly2ll5od1r rogue one fills a plot hole that wasn't even a plot hole, like no shit a reactor able to produce enough energy to blow up planets would have a vent. The original star wars has some plot holes but this is not one of them
+Pitt van Expand Dongen Came in expecting The Phantom Menace, came out pleasantly surprised. Interesting how setting the bar so low can make everything ok.
Looking forward to your review of this movie. I saw it last night and I would give it 5 out 10 at best - it was a big letdown. Didn't completely suck, but wasn't anywhere near the Star Wars movie we were hoping for. Curious what people will think of this movie after all the hype dies down and they've had a chance to actually think about it.
+Arkturas Powers It was really bad, i was disappointed. But it hurts even more when 98% of all people say it's good, when it clearly wasn't. It gets even worse when i think about it, it's aging like milk.
I didn't go into it with wild expectations like many people did, so in the end I was thorougly entertained, besides the fact that it wasn't very original it was very well made. Great characters, cinematography, action and attention to detail.
Spoilers: at 5:06 - he say's "why give a girl a lightsaber haven't you've seen the way they drive?", in the movie, the first time we see the female lead drive a spaceship she's crashes left and right into everything. Yup.
"Star Wars Episode VII: Into Darkness". The story of a young man who learns he has special powers and uses them to aid in a rebellion against an evil empire. Plus, there's everyone's old favourite characters returning as mentors and lens flares and stuff. It's going to be amazing you guys, I swear.
Prince Solomon Your opnion buddy, keep it you, I loved the movie, it was a blast, and nobody gonna change it, not for me, and not for the 95% of the people that rated this movie great on rottentomatoes.com
Prince Solomon Where did you get that percentage? Holy shit, like you were from theater to theater asking people their opnion? lol, I doubt 50% of the people who watched it at the premiere liked it...
Star Wars, The Force Awakens totally SUCKED! WTF!? How could anyone f*** this up!? Daddy issues, another destroyed death (star) planet, everyone conveniently running into each other, light speed out of the hanger!? What happen to getting into hyper space first? Multiple EASY escapes, light speed through the shield... I was so hoping this movie would be original and awesome but it was just super stupid. $#!+!!!
