you made me strong when I was feeling weak

So my brother has finally taken upon himself to review trailers. Now that he has, I now have a chance to give my protest to his trailer critique.  While he mocks me for my culinary experience, here is my chance to get back at him.

This article starts off with what looks like a 2-page synopsis about an American anime movie. I have been watching anime for years and whenever he sees me watching it, he makes it known that “Anime is teh suck!” Using a cliche phrase made popular from Adult Swim’s message boards years ago. You’re giving props to an anime picture when you won’t even watch “Cowboy Bebop?” Granted, I like how he is broadening horizons, but he needs to know the classics before he can say an animated feature is worthy of greatness. I don’t see a synopsis or a prognosis so I don’t know if this a real critique, but it sounds positive. I agree but I will keep my eyes out for more.

Strange Wilderness? Yeah, don’t think so. Chalk this to the “The Critic”’s thought: “If the movie sucks, just don’t go.” Maybe I will watch it on Spike in a year, which is where I foresee it being aired.

Hankcock. I’m not immediately impressed. I tell my friend who I constantly argue about movies that trailers are made to make you see the movie, no matter how bad it is or how much they know that we know that they know how bad it is.  Whenever I see this trailer, I see how it can be a great movie but I can also see the scenes where I can go to the bathroom or get a popcorn refill. Here’s to the hype! I’ll need to do some further research on this movie.

Thanks for reading, more will come as long as Chris keeps doling out critiques.

-Me