What is your “I didn’t care for The Godfather.”

I never got the appeal of BB's period, certainly don't understand why they became such a craze that people were spending far more money on them then they were actually worth. I never got into dolls or action figures period, always saw them as a waste of money and never bothered with them as a kid, I figured why waste my allowance on something that's probably going to just gather dust on a shelf when I can spend it on a video game that will actually last me and i'll play often.

That's bound to happen when it seems that EVERY AMERICAN SHOW has to be made in California & nowhere else, except for New York as Disney gets a free pass.

I can sorta see where you're getting at considering the overall stigma plushes & action figures get in some circles, but for me they can look cool on a shelf or a room & me being the imaginative kid, I am bound to at least play around with them, coming up with absurd scenarios. I mean, for Pete's sake, I made a video having these 2... things have a fight of sorts as well as a video on how to drink air from a rusty cup, do you REALLY think that anyone playing with random objects like that would NOT be someone at least interested in cool looking things to have in my room?

Speaking of which I always found Nolan pretty damn overrated myself, Batman films were fine, thought Inception was meh at best(that snow fortress sequence felt like it was plucked straight out of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Page's character basically only exists to spout out exposition for the rules of the dream universe, plus it being a dream kinda kills any tension in the action scenes since dying in them does not mean death in real life like in the Nightmare on Elm Street films and the "spinning top" ending made me roll my eyes and did nothing for me) Oppenheimer and Memento I found quite boring. I think the guy is way too arrogant and full of himself in general and is nowhere near as talented as he thinks he is. Same deal with M Night Shyamalan, I hated him well before most people and despise Sixth Sense and Signs(Nostalgia Critic was 100% right about that film) and i'm not a fan of his new Cabin movie either(can't be bothered to look up the actual name).

ALSO at this point of "YouTube cinema," I cannot do Analog Horror anymore. It's just way too played out. Even if it's well made and sincere and tries to be fresh, it's beyond a cliche to me personally.

I tried with some longer form horror centric videos from people I normally enjoy like NightMind, Nick Crowley, or Internet Historian, but I just don't find them interesting enough to sit through for like 2+ hours. I'm pretty sure one of Crowleys long form videos has been on my watch later list for over 2 years now...