Plot Holes and Pizza Rolls

I've been meaning to post about RedLetterMedia's "Plinkett Reviews" for a while now. While the site has apparently been doing reviews of Star Trek films for a while now, it gained the most recognition for its review of Star Wars: Episode I, which clocks in at nearly half the length of the film itself. The latest review, of Episode II, takes things even further.

While the reviewer-as-serial-killer "subplot" (hard to explain until you see it for yourself) is hit or miss, the critiques of the storytelling and filmmaking are mostly spot on, and I found myself nodding in agreement with many of the insightful criticisms. As a taste, here is the site's (relatively short) review of Avatar, a film most of our faithful readers have probably seen:

"Get to the CHOPPER!"

A bunch of Arnold's best lines. NSFW due to language.

MacGruber the movie!

Embedding is disabled, but here's the youtube link.

taildrop macho style

contemporary indie hipster styling + where the wild things are + homages to good films like clockwork orange + legit skaters + washed out white hued colouring + funding by fuel TV + my cynicism + quirk + fabricated awkwardness + whatever else is prototypical "now"..... what do you get?

machotaildrop!  despite what my negative comments would suggest, i'll probably end up watching this.