YouTubes Geek Week Focuses on the Enthusiasts For Fan Friday
What the Internet Cares About (Marvel, DC, Game of Thrones, Walking Dead, and on and on and on)
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Since were right smack dab in the middle of the summer movie season and its a lazy sort of Friday, we decided wed rather be at the movies today. But since we cant be at the movies,NMRfigures that the next best thing is to be on sites that report on the movies. We have a strange sort of logic in that regard. And since were already on sites that talk about filmmaking in all its forms, we might as well bring you a sweet list of the very best of whats out there inYouTubemovie sites. Here are the five best sites dealing with moviedom on YouTube. And guess what? If you disagree, well then, thats just, like, your opinion, man. LEBOWSKI!!!!!!
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This is a little bit of a cheat as Expert Village is not expressly a movie site but rather a collective of user-generated how-tos that offer comprehensive advice in a wide range of topics but one of those topics is making movies, and they delve into a broad spectrum of moviemaking advice for you DIY types. Everything is covered in their array of videos from writing a script to storyboarding to casting and setting up shots. Also they offer editing tutorials as well as industry program tutorials and special effects tricks. If you cant make a Hollywood-quality film after watching every tip on Expert Village, well then at least we know the problem lies within you.
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Marvel (Captain America: Civil War More)
Brought to us by The Young Turks network, What the Flick is one of the more tolerable online movie review channels. Mostly, I cant stand watching movie reviewers because they offer an unlikable glimpse into a personality type that I share: the smarmy, condescending, elitist prick who never creates content, yet feels sufficiently qualified to judge others content. As such, most of the time, watching movie reviewers pontificate is like looking into the portrait of Dorian Gray. Yet this pleasant roundtable of affable adults is very Young Turks-like in their delivery, and since I like the Young Turks, I like What the Flick?! Simple as that.
DC (Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, More)
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Love CineFix, but not too hot on the rest. Have you seen Flix Raiders youtube channel? Quickly becoming one of my new favs. Looks like they specialize in streaming movie reviews for Netflix etc.
HISHE, chris stuckmann, yourmoviesucksdotorg, screenjunkies, honest trailers SO MANY CHANNELS THAT ARE BETTER THAN THIS.
Yes, this is likely some jointly-funded site run by a consortium of big Hollywood studios, but not only can you watch ALL the trailers for MOST of the movies coming soon, but they also give you sweet behind-the-scenes content, interesting analysis of films, box office numbers and fun numbers breakdowns like this one detailing how much it would actually cost to be your own Batman. Turns out its not unaffordable at $79 million. But as far as movie sites go, this one has a little bit of everything its like the Walmart of YouTube movie sites.
thats are the best movie review chanels??? you must be kidding
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