Dude this is a great movie you guys gotta stop being biased cause it’s Oscar based or whatever .

How have i never heard of this movie?

Embarrassingly I'll admit when I was a kid I enjoyed both date movie and meet the Spartans and meet the Spartans in particular was always a guilty pleasure of mine for some unknown reason.

The movie needed to pin the fact that she was the killer. Her boyfriend was never present.

I was sure that "The Exorcism" and "The Pope´s excorcist" was the same movie, up until I watched this video.... damn

Always nice to see another short

I cannot disagree more with your view on this movie. It's a poor instalment. It is not a fitting end. It is nowhere near the original trilogy. It has no heart. It is a shameful movie. It's not entertaining. I don't like your review, sorry.

jesus christ you're still alive

You know what's sad I was scrolling around through other project x reviews trying to find this video and I found some video that tried to claim project x is the best movie ever made WTF.

ELAINE THE PAIN JUMPSCARE!!!! (One for the Tracy Beaker fans there). Seriously, saw this the other week, and thought it was terrific. Some of the scenes between Ben and Jason are just....phew.

Fair but verbose chat maman. . .

2:43 - I know they had a pretty terrible working relationship on Coming to America, but I never read anything about their relationship on this film aside from the quotes at the end and reports that Murphy was really checked out and low-spirited on set.

Thankfully the new film was much better than this [even if the plot was very reminiscent of the original film]. I did appreciate them making a joke at 94 not being his best moment!

As a massive fan of the UK The Office and Extras, I was really disappointed with this film. Most of the scenes lacked the subtlety and realism of The Office. The scenes in the sales office and one on one discussion with the rapper were decent. I think Brent’s terrible performances in the band could have been funny for about 10 minutes. However, although the earlier Brent had poor social skills and at times poor judgment, he did not have anything like this level of delusion. Having said this, it is still worth watching, if you are a fan of Brent.

7:43 The only types of fights that need wire work are werewolf fights or fights between Wolverine and Sabertooth

just because a story line is bizarre doesn't mean that audiences won't be interested. For me the problem was that it took itself too seriously and was clearly expecting to be the start of some epic franchise. It is an audience who will decide if a story is a franchise. Film makers shouldn't take an audience for granted.

That was the magic of the 90's nobody understood shit so you could just yap and no one really cared

Coming next from Russell Crowe: "The Pope's Exorcist's Exorcist".

This was his last one, and he missed it 6 years.

Wimmer and Ayer and Statham. To be fair, it probably shouldn't have worked the way it did. But then I remembered that wimmer and ayer were Writer/Director together in Street Kings. So, it can be pulled off. Then I remembered that Street Kings was also written by Ayer fresh after Training Day, so.... thanks for the help?

I prefer "There's Something About Mary" instead 😊

I can’t hate this film. When I saw it, my friends and I had so much fun laughing at how dumb it is and how funny the characters are at not behaving like actual humans, it was beautiful. I’ll always be grateful for this stupid stupid movie

Beverly Hills Cop 4 is finally out and it makes fun of this movie with Joseph Gordon Levitt saying it wasn’t Axel’s finest hour

Can confirm Final Girls is pretty decent. Shame this doesn’t have the same quality

Todd In The Shadows actually appeared on another channel!?!? 😮 Impressive!

Yeah its like the director of this movie never watch any of the previous die hard movies and John Mcclaine in this version is a total Beep, and simpy i see no trace of him, give die hard 4.0 credit at least he was all mclaine.

I have ADHD and take medication for it. From my experiences on adhd meds, alcohol makes you sleepy, not crazy and rambunctious

Do you like the Michael bay films the island and 13 hours and transformers 2007.

Breaking news: Brad Pitt's gonna redo this kind of movie with F1. Sylvester Stallone was rejected for being too old being in the early 50's. Brad Pitt was reaching 60 when he made the F1 movie.

I hope we'd get the return of Bad Movie Breakdown. Loved that series a lot!

I thought this was a sequel to the Pope's Exorcist. LoL

I actually thought these two Crowe films were the same film just titled slightly differently for different regions/countries. Absolutely terrible idea to market them so similarly in style and release, just my opinion 🤷

It's interesting how you mentioned that they're essentially remaking The Exorcist, and there's the angle of showing the film from the perspective of someone who has a parent in the public eye. The director of this film, Joshua John Miller, is the son of Jason Miller, who played Father Damien Karras in the original Exorcist (and sorta reprised the role in the third film). Miller Sr. had sort of a mixed film career after his turn in the original Exorcist, sticking more to theatre work before his death from a heart attack at age 62. Part of me wonders if Miller Jr. drew some inspiration from his own life in this movie.

"The Exorcism" sounds like a mockbuster title.

The original premiise seemed promising, especially as the director is the son of Jason Miller from the original movie, and the addiction elements and estranged relationship were true aspects of that premise. Adding the production issues on the original movie, the supposed "curse," and it could have been a way to tell a personal story while being an allegory for how difficult filmmaking really is. I don't iknow but I'm hoping just like with The Snowman, the director ironically had studio interference affect his production and that he couldn't do everything he wanted and was not granted time and money enough to fix it on his own, leading to this mess.

I saw a thumbnail for a video reviewing this movie recently and I genuinely thought it was about the original because it's literally one letter off

I enjoyed this review as I have for years. Thank you for doing it as always it is informing and entertaining

Is this the start of an annual 'Russell Crowe in an exorcism' film tradition? Seriously, I'd love him to do something like 'The nice guys' again.

I've never hated a title change for a movie so much before

I watched this last night literally up to the point when you said tou would have walked out. 😂. I ran 🏃‍♂️ straight to youtube just to hear people tear this "film" apart 😂😂😂

You know it's a poorly written movie when the supposed villain actually SAVES the earth.

There's just something about Matthew yelling "Absinthe" that gets to me.

What is it with Russell Crowe and exorcism movies? Anyway, thanks for the new Projector review. I'm having a rough time, and it's like a reward after a hard day. Makes me feel just a tiny bit better.

Sorry for the spotty uploads of late, hope this video makes up for that somewhat. This is the first full video to feature the new lens I bought recently, and I think there is a big improvement. If you've been distracted the background pulsing in some of my videos (focus breathing), that appears to have been almost totally eliminated.

24:14: I really don't think that its fair to blame Steven E. de Suza and his script for a lion's share of the problems with "Beverly Hills Cop III" because what he had originally written wasn't in the finished product. And if you don't believe me, I would advise you to check out an interview that Steven E. de Zuza did here on KZbin entitled "UNFINISHED BUSINESS INTERVIEW - Steven E. de Souza 2 (Street Fighter, Beverly Hills Cop III, & more)" from the channel UnfinishedB1. Like I said, the original draft that de Zuza wrote from July 1992 was absolutely different than the on that was in the final product. This particular draft actually had John Ashton's Taggert in it and it would've focused on Axel Foley taking his niece to the WonderWorld theme park. The climax would've had Axel in an old south setting at WonderWorld, where all of these clichés and racist tropes would've been blown up. Also, Orrin Sanderson, the John Saxon character, would've been the main villain in de Suza's original draft. Keep in mind that according to de Zuza, Eddie Murphy himself, loved his original draft, which was going to be a whole mockery on the Disney culture. The Uncle Dave character was originally intended to go to Dick Van Dyke, who rejected it because how found the idea of playing a pastiche of Walt Disney, who knew and worked with in real life, to be disrespectful and insulting.

WEAKEST GANG EVER. WORST WIFE/MOTHER EVER. TRASH "N WORD" USAGE. OF COURSE BLACK GUY DIES IMMEDIATELY. JUST A WEIRD, FORCED MOVIE.