Honest Trailers: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie
 

EVERYBODY's gearing up for the new release...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDv2u59mDmY

Gotta earn those extra views by riding on the hype of current trends.

I really didn't like that movie though, even as a PR fan.

Didn't really know that Belloq and Ivan Ooze are potrayed by the same actor.

As a kid, I loved the movie.
As an adult that still likes Power Rangers, I can't stand that movie anymore :lol

That was a lot better than I thought it would be! It was meant to be a tad derogatory and irreverent, but it honestly came off as delightfully humorous! Curious why they only used Grumble Bee and Pumpkin Rapper as classic Monster examples, but a minor complaint.

Check out Cinefix for a general PR video, and Cinemasins has already uploaded their "Everything Wrong" for this Movie (I haven't seen either one yet)!

Ive been looking forward to this for a while. Kinda disappointed to be honest, not their best one by any stretch.

The "whoosh" noises bit made me chuckle though :lol

Y'know, I never realised how radically different from the show the helmets in this movie were. Pink's is way more square, and red is way more round. Blue's really tall, too.

CinamaSins also put their video out today...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpaIRIJtV84

I'm quite certain Honest Trailers does not need extra views through hype one bit. However, if you are going to do something, it makes sense to do it when the new product is coming out. Hell, I had people ask me if I was going to review the movie myself before the new one came out.

That's a bit of an oxymoron. The only reason they did it was because of the views, precisely because a new product is coming out that's tangentially related.
People are going to be searching Power Rangers as the film comes closer to release. Being large channels, these videos will appear at the top of the search, netting more views.

It's a business move to increase profit. They might not need the views, but views certainly aren't turned down.

Saban wanted exposure; he's certainly getting it now.

Maybe getting this sort of thing will make him shape up, perhaps make something more than constant "MMPR 2.0s"

We hope it will, but Saban didn't get to where he is in Life without having an exceptionally thick skin. He's heard dozens of complaints, from friend and foe alike. Honest Trailers, Cinefix, and Cinemasins for him would be mildly amusing, if he even bothers to look!

Believe it or not, not everything is done for monetary reasons. Honest Trailers could do anything this week and they still would get the same number of views.

Plus, I don't get why there is this hate on for people who do dothings for views. Oh no, how dare someone who does it for money want to make money to continue living. That is just barbaric!

I'd normally be willing to believe that, but considering the timing of this and the Beauty and the Beast (91) video, it's clear that it's timed for maximum profit.

And I never said that to begin with. I said it was clearly a business move.

It's this "artistic" snobbery that you used to see all the time. You know, the idea that the only "real" artists are the starving kind and that anyone making a profit was clearly a sellout. Completely coincidentally, this usually came from the same circles and colleges espousing socialism and communism's virtues and the evils of capitalism.

It was kind of the proto-hipsters when you think about it.

I'm gonna need you to explain in idiot speak for me just what the Rick any of that means and who's side you're taking.

Edit: hahahaha my iPad autocorrected fuck to Rick.

Funny videos. I like Cinema Sins because I like they nit pick movies for fun. They are not meant to be taken seriously.

I'm not sure I can make it more idiot speak. Legitimately, mostly because I'm trying to explain a stupid attitude to begin with.

Basically, the idea is that if you're making money off of it, it can't be called "real" art, and if you did make money off of anything, you were a sellout.

It's stupid, but people as a whole believe all kinds of things with no basis in reality all the time. I could go down my personal gripe list, but unlike some around here I actually respect the no politics/religion rule... mostly because I'm not on the "right" side, if you will...

Moving on, the attitude has mostly gone extinct, especially with stuff like Patreon and the like making it easier than ever to monetize creative endeavors.