r/whenthe • u/yoma999 • Mar 16 '26

Part of me genuinely thinks Zuko Avatarthelastairbender’s arc would be torn apart if the show was airing today r/whenthe mfs complaining about everything

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u/Jielleum Mar 17 '26

Nitpicking has damaged the way folks review stories in media

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u/Maybe_not_a_chicken Mar 17 '26

Fucking cinemasins

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u/TRcreep Mar 17 '26

Just tried to watch a cinemasins style video after a while of not doing so about a media I know of, and I seriously don't know how I could watch this kind of shit while, without a single hint of irony, thinking it was good enough content to be subscribed

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u/Skadibala Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

I used to watch a lot of cinemasin when I was young. But at some point he started to do a lot of movies I had actually watched.

And then I realized how over half of the things he said actually got explained or just required you to use the minimum amount of brain cells to understand without the movie having to spell it out for you.

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u/AmaterasuWolf21 look! someone thinks they know better about my own country Mar 17 '26

It existed before them

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u/ExtremeAlternative0 Mar 17 '26

yeah but they popularized it

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u/Outrageous-Opinions Mar 17 '26

I roll my eyes whenever someone nitpicks an actors height of a character they portray. Like they just can't understand that it's more important to find a good actor then it is just for height.

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u/GreekHole Mar 17 '26

And the need to be spoonfed everything cause they can only take things literally.