CinemaSins is Still Wrong About Everything

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  @vespertine1149 · 5 years ago

  cinemasins is going to burst in on my grandmother's funeral and mock us for adhering to the 'being sad at a funeral' cliche

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  @emoryclaire1477 · 5 years ago

  I'm an American, specifically a New Yorker, and I can say that EVERY TRAIN I'VE EVER BEEN ON has seats that face "backwards". They actually face both ways because trains TRAVEL both ways.

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• MR

  @mr.arthurheath4596 · 8 years ago

  Ah yes CinemaSins adheres to the ancient and admirable youtube style of satire: being consistently wrong in an annoying voice.

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  @MrLuxofficial69420 · 4 years ago

  Cinemasins are the kind of people to skip a tutorial in a video game and then complain that the game doesn't tell them how to do things

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• FU

  @FuzzyTrekkie · 7 years ago

  Cinema Sins reminds me of when I watch movies with my mom. She says that she "doesn't pay attention to the boring dialogue" then complains that the movie doesn't make sense.

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• TE

  @terraformthesun2896 · 7 years ago

  I don’t understand their defense “it’s just satire”.<br><br>Okay...what are you satirizing? Narcissistic first year film students who think they’re an authority in film criticism?

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• SK

  @skore9975 · 3 years ago (edited)

  A British guy having to explain to an American how guns and American football work is very funny to me

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• NO

  @NosebleeddeGroselha · 4 years ago

  CinemaSins is basically like Live-stream reaction youtubers where they pause a video before someone ends a sentence, say something, then unpause just to see them contradict their comment; the thing is that reaction streamers are on live and can’t go back. CinemaSins <i>doesn’t want</i> to go back.

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• AT

  @atmoranskies · 6 years ago

  when cinema sins wakes up and does the &quot;waking up in bed&quot; cliche

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  @supereldinho · 5 years ago

  On Urban Dictionary, there&apos;s this term called &quot;Schrodinger&apos;s Asshole&quot; that goes like this:<br><br>&quot;A person that decides whether or not they&apos;re full of shit by the reactions of those around them.&quot;<br><br>That&apos;s Cinemasins for you: when they&apos;re right, they&apos;re right -- but when they&apos;re wrong, it&apos;s all just satire...except well-written satire is often times self-evident and doesn&apos;t requires explanation.

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• EM

  @EmElGeePro270 · 6 years ago (edited)

  CinemaSins: &nbsp;&quot;Iron Man&apos;s nanotech suit is unrealistic&quot;<br>According to Jeremy, in a universe with Norse Gods and magic Infinity Stones, the one unrealistic thing is nanotech

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  @mastermarkus5307 · 4 years ago

  The Moana ones really threw me for a loop. Like, I saw Moana and didn&apos;t know about the constellation or the drum beforehand, but... I didn&apos;t feel like I needed to? I don&apos;t understand why &quot;[presumed] fake constellation is bad&quot; or &quot;that doesn&apos;t look like drums I&apos;m familiar with, so it&apos;s definitely the movie that is wrong and not me, the person who doesn&apos;t know anything about Polynesian instruments&quot;.<br><br>Them not knowing about miles per hour and kilometres per hour was also hilarious. Like the Tarzan ape/gorilla thing it feels like something that an adult would be able to figure out. I wouldn&apos;t expect them to know that 160 km/h = 100 mph, but do they not know about the EXISTENCE of km/h?

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