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I’ve written before on the brilliance of Red Letter Media’s movie reviews, and while the non-review segments about critic Harry Plinkett and his life as a murderer who loves fried food aren’t really my cup of tea, the bulk of … Continue reading →

The Zoidberg-sounding Youtube user Red Letter Media creates funny in-depth reviews of movies like Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, Avatar, and Baby’s Day Out, to name a few, and I think they’re totally brilliant. This guy’s delivery of … Continue reading →

I’m going to be attending Ottawa ComicCon 2015 all day today, so I won’t have time to write any Sunday Short Reviews. Instead, I encourage you to watch this episode of Half in the Bag from the Red Letter Media … Continue reading →

To save you the effort of watching the trailers for all of the upcoming summer blockbusters, Red Letter Media has made a massive compilation that shows how every movie trailer is the same now. BRAAAAAHM!

The drunken geniuses at Red Letter Media have devised a brilliant and yet torturous experiment by watching all three Transformers movies simultaneously. And wow, it’s kind of incredible how the three films synchronize, especially the first two. I hope that … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9Bh-lIggPw With Prometheus dividing audiences with its muddled mythology and unanswered questions, the film has taken quite the dive at the box office on only its second weekend of release. For my full thoughts on the film, check out our … Continue reading →

Red Letter Media, primarily known for their hilarious Harry Plinkett reviews, has created what could very well be the most macho supercut of all time: every face punch in Road House, all lined up in a row. This is just … Continue reading →

We’ve already seen Red Letter Media rip Star Wars: The Phantom Menace a new one in a review that was almost as long as the movie itself, and while Harry Plinkett’s review was a thorough and thought-provoking criticism of George … Continue reading →