That isn’t kinda clear. They used to do both. The Rogue One Half in the Bag video is the funniest thing they’ve ever made. The Star Trek Picard seasons 1 and 2 reviews are incredibly good and don’t have any Plinkett at all.
I thought their Rogue One video was painfully unfunny, even if it had salient points. I would rather watch them talk about RepliGATOR or Vampire Assassin a thousand times before ever watching the Picard reviews. I like watching them when they’re having fun and not when they’re completely miserable.
If you only watch stuff that’s “for” you then there’s no point. They’re getting thousands and thousands of dollars in Patreon money to watch movies and they whine that they have to go to movie theaters. It’s silly.
That sounds like a Half in the Bag/modern stuff problem. I wrote off Half in the Bag as an “old man yelling at cloud” show ages ago, as it’s nowhere near as enjoyable as Best of the Worst or Re:View.
Jay regularly brings up what people on Twitter are saying or whatever online outrage happens about the movie they’re discussing, so that they can say that it’s overblown and people are overreacting. It’s never funny or insightful and it always dampens the way they talk about it so they don’t say anything tooooo crazy.
I mean, Jay’s completely right about Twitter and the overreactions on there. He’s correct to dunk on the people there.
Modern RLM is so much better than the old stuff to me, especially when they stay away from franchise stuff.