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Anon envies the AVGN's power
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this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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The angry video game nerd is a character that kinda lives in the past. He likes mainly 80's and 90's pop culture. He reviews a lot of old and notoriously bad video games. James who plays the AVGN also likes old movies and reviews a lot of them.
I guess the interesting part is that he said he''s not gonna review the 2016 ghostbuster movie and didn't get any baclash for being a chauvinistic patriarch or something.
There was a recent example where a journalist reviewed turning red and said it wasn't for him and gave it a bad score and people went berserk and called him racist and shit and he lost his job and they forced an apology out of him for not liking a movie.
Imagine being an adult who's paid to give your opinion on movies, do a review of kids movie where you're not the target audience at all and reference that it's not for you and you lose you fucking job and are forced to apologise because some batshit crazy people on twitter got upset!
God I love stacking fruit and veg, my opinion of a kids movie not being for me won't get me fired.
Lol... he didn't say he disliked the movie, he said the movie sucked because it was based on Asian culture and because of the female lead. He was pretty explicitly racist and misogynist in his review.
I'm not gonna say that his review was 'racist' at all, but saying characters that are Asian in an Asian community 'limiting the appeal of the movie' and 'made for the directors immediate friends and family' is absolutely bananas
And for a review of a movie he wasn't interested in, why did he need to double down on his review of it
Wasn't this the guy that gave it a bad score because it was set in 2002 and they didn't reference the September 11th terrorist attacks?
Mr Enter? He doesn't use scores.
Ah yes so like Star Trek Discovery for the more unhinged Trek fans.