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Short version: none of us missed much. Either too silly, or just not silly enough. Or both?

I do agree with Honest Trailers, though: Robin Hood 2058 (‘a “rogue MI5 agent on a mission to avenge injustice” in a dystopian future London”‘) sounds like it might have been fun. It seems to have disappeared into development hell, though. Pity.

I’m actually wondering now whether I should see A Star is Born 4.0.2.

I didn’t bother because it’s, as the Honest Trailer points out, simultaneously a remake of all the other Stars Are Born and apparently pulling stuff from a movie called Crazy Heart, which is also apparently drawing from the Stars, and it’s all very meta, no? — But apparently (as one reviewer put it) Bradley Cooper can sing, and Lady Gaga can act. Go figure.

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PS: I was expecting to see the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse Honest Trailer today, honestly. But that was because I thought the DVD release date was laste week, not next month. My bad.

Honest Trailers was mostly “it was all right” about Halloween (2018)…

…but when they got to the true crime podcasters in that movie, well.  Honest Trailers had views on them, let me tell you.  Somewhat waspish views, too.  The kind that professionals have when Hollywood gets the technical details wrong.  Seriously, listening to said views was what made me put this one up.

They maybe don’t really want to admit it too loudly, but Honest Trailers liked Venom.

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Every time I start to worry if I rely on Honest Trailers a little too much for content, they do something like this.

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Word of advice: don’t have a mouth full of Stove Top Stuffing* when you watch this one.

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There.  THAT title should be mega click-bait.

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It’s not bad, but Honest Trailers missed something, I think.

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Honest Trailers has views on Batman: The Animated Series.

Extremely sensible ones.  This is one of the Honest Trailers where they didn’t try real hard to nit-pick it, mostly because there isn’t that much to nit-pick.  I mean, dagnabbit: Batman: The Animated Series ruled so hard it violated the Constitution’s requirement for republican forms of government.  Sometimes you just gotta know your limitations, amirite?