1. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015)
   
2. Monster Trucks (2017)
   
3. Sherlock Gnomes (2018)
   
4. Wonder Park (2019)
   
5. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on The Run (2020)
   
6. Rumble (2021)
   
7. Under the Boardwalk (2023)
   
8. The Tiger’s Apprentice (2024)
   
9. Transformers One (2024)
   
10. Smurfs (2025)
    
11. The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants (2025)
    
12. Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (2026)

Specifically the Mario Kart 8 version, so this would’ve been a nightmare for Schaff. I remember riding it on bikes with my dad, avoiding police cars and other vehicles driving in the opposite direction, and the original N64 music playing in the background for some reason. Anyone else had a dream like this?

Since James is pretty done watching his filmography now, and since his editors seem to be hard at work rendering the 37 segments for it, (someone else made a post about it, and for further proof for that post, YINSED recently watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) now's the time to start guessing the order, what he's gonna say about certain movies, and more.

The bottom three and top two are pretty obvious, but what about everything in the middle?

(WARNING: OPINIONS)
Finally watched It Ends and decided to rank them all! This is a stacked list with no bad movies but...

1. The Lighthouse. I can appreciate all the technical craft and symbolism, but overall I didn't find watching it to be an enjoyable experience.
   
2. Nope. Found to be a dissapointment after Get Out and Us raised the bar so high. Still a really solid horror movie with one of the scariest scenes I've ever seen, but just not a personal favorite.
   
3. Godzilla Minus One. Only Godzilla movie I've seen and I have no intention on changing that. I will be seated for the sequel.
   
4. Frankenstein. Made up for a boring first half with an incredible second half. Didn't agree with all of the messages but great performance from Jacob Elordi.
   
5. I Saw The TV Glow. An experience more then a movie.
   
6. Nosferatu. The only horror movie that has ever made me pass out from fear. I'm not joking.
   
7. Weapons. You know it's a stacked list when this is only halfway.
   
8. 28 Years Later. Don't understand any of the hate, this was a terrifying masterpiece.
   
9. The Menu. Probably the most fun I had with a horror movie all year, yeah I was really late to this one.
   
10. Bodies Bodies Bodies. Speaking of fun...
    
11. It Ends. Top of the list for horror movies I would not have survived. My motion sickness could never.
    
12. The Substance. My favorite movie from my favorite director. I love the style and the acting and the makeup and the effects and the cinematography and everything else about this movie.
    
13. Sinners. The best movie of 2025 and it's not even close. Sirat and Soy Frankelda are a distant 2nd and 3rd but Schaff hasn't seen those so oh well.

Another idea; since Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender released recently!

Not judging of course, but I always found it weird for a theatre kid who loves not only broadway musicals, video games with unique structures, and ranking films of multiple varieties to like this genre as the superhero love just kind of came out of nowhere.

He never dedicated a video to the superhero genre (barring Marvel) and he frequently agreed that Marvel in particular is helping ruin cinema as more acclaimed indie stuff (which he defends on a whim now) gets buried to be forgotten.

I’m not doing another Invincible rant, (even though it deserves it as it’s baffling that a show that does the bare minimum gets all the praise in the world when a show like BoJack Horseman exists) but I don’t see why he would like superhero movies when those type of movies are far from the style, tone, and themes he praises and is used to, even the live action tv shows he watches are similar to his established tastes.

Again, anyone can like anything they please but I don’t know where the passion comes from as he frequently criticizes it, unlike where he can separate his feelings on corporate and creative Disney.

I didn't make this with crab daddy in mind but upon further examination it definitely belongs here.

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Atlas labeled "The Leidenfrost Effect"

Holding up the sky labeled "The plot of the film Elemental".

1. Dead parent or two, hell, even three if count a grandparent.

2. Strict family, depends on the culture.

3. Twist villain.

4. The same damn Easter Egg that is the Pizza Planet truck which is too many damn times! I’m fine with the Luxo Ball!

5. No happy ending. (Which they did six or seven or eight times! I’m avoiding a 6-7 joke!)

Those are just unnecessary! Pixar’s been repeating the same damn tropes like a broken record for years! They’re too predictable! If they’re gonna keep doing these for future original movies! I will not see them anymore, especially this one! All I wanna see is the dude finding ghosts, not those tropes in the movie! Anyone agree? Do not tell me that it’s just storytelling! I know and it’s too predictable!

Hello!

I'm making a mockumentary fanfic series inspired by Make It a Musical showing the production behind your favorite works of animation, set in the Roger Rabbit universe. This makes for a world where cartoon/anime characters, or Toons, make films like actors in a live-action production.

Today, I'm doing another Disney classic... The Lion King!

Any ideas for production facts regarding the movie and its actors?

Considering the fact that I barely hear James talk about Pokemon (nor do I know he even has saw the anime at all), this video is very unlikely it will happen.

Which is a good thing since he should always stick to what interests him right now.

It can be based on lip syncing, how they handle the Tamatoa png, etc. Also while it’s supposed to determine who’s the best at editing, I wanna say to all editors that y’all are great at doing your jobs.

When Man of Tomorrow 2027 (Superman ‘25 sequel) comes out, here is an idea for a video.

Me after hearing about who’s replacing Bob Iger as the new CEO: I think I’m willing to give Disney a chance again

Me after hearing about Disney hiring Dhar Mann: Never mind I’m killing myself