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megaman4327
not bad well every one we have another m,ovie watcher critic xD
wait not critic but its anti o-o sooo you dont care about the movie you reveiw or some thing ok im confused x.x
clockwork-kubrick
I'll be addressing that in upcoming videos. Basically I don't like a lot of the practices employed by critics, amateur or otherwise. Calling myself an anti-critic is a way of distancing myself away from a that group.
There's this tendency to rate a movie by personal taste rather than the merits of the film itself. And this is fine if someone's just talking about it to a friend, but when that opinion gets put in writing, when there's a numerical rating placed on it, the same opinion carries more weight and legitimacy than Joe Blow from the street. And god help you if you have a different view than the majority, ESPECIALLY on the internet (try admitting you like anything by Uwe Boll).
Part of what I want to explore with this series is that everyone's opinion of a movie is legitimate.
So, to answer your question, I'm coming from a stand point that
a) I love movies
b) every movie has merit, obvious or not
and c) I refuse to classify myself as a critic