Honest Trailers Commentary | Alita: Battle Angel

The writers of Honest Trailers talk about manga adaptations, James Cameron, and battle angels! - it’s Honest Trailers Commentary for Alita: Battle Angel!
Honest Trailers Commentary | Alita: Battle Angel
Hosted by Spencer Gilbert
Featuring Dan Murrell, Joe Starr, & Danielle Radford
Produced by Ryan O’Toole
Tech Director: Josh “JTE” Tapia
Assistant Editor: Emin Bassavand

[@amiciprocul8501]

I liked Alita as a protagonist and Rosa Salazar's portrayal of her.

[@MuthafukinG]

This movie sucked ! Worst movie i watched

[@QuBoxx]

Best part of the movie.

[@phoenixjay55]

I enjoyed the movie overall, but obviously could’ve been done better. Action sequences were done really well. I hope they get to do the sequel, because I would like to see how they progress the story along.

[@samwilson3761]

She absolutely made the movie for me. I found her so likable and endearing that I ended up enjoying the movie as a whole, despite its flaws.

[@matheuslascasas134]

She is absolutely adorable

[@KDMantz]

And this is why we Commentary. So we can have four minutes of the panel doing their Christoph Waltz impression. I am here 👏 for 👏 it 👏

[@MorderElg]

It turned into Hans & Franz pretty quickly.

[@StanNotSoSaint]

Yeah I stopped and disliked right in the middle of that thank you very much 👌

[@mattmccomas1]

@@StanNotSoSaint Oh, aren't you a lot of fun. The movie stinks.

[@ajaybathula37]

Dan: *stops mid-sentence* I TOLD YOU I'VE BEEN THROUGH THIS MOVIE ALREADY!

[@NoobPTFO]

Although I haven’t read the manga, the movie felt like a live action version of an anime done right. Sure it has its issues, but the action was so satisfying!

[@zoeylee8169]

@@ThreadBomb The movie.

[@NoobPTFO]

Zoey Lee now that’s a knowledge bomb

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Alita Battle Angel was actually pretty well made for a live action adaptation. And that's saying a lot.

[@mouthopenmonkey4571]

I enjoyed in theatres, watched it again at home felt less about it.

[@w77eed]

Meh

[@Andytlp]

all western adaptations until alita were shit... but then i've only seen 2 or so in total. awful dragon ball live action and Death note.

[@mohammadabuata3013]

@@Andytlp Edge of Tomorrow was good.

[@Andytlp]

@@mohammadabuata3013 forgot that one. From the looks it's not a copy paste like alita but its done amazingly well. The sequel is in the works too.

[@leonthesleepy]

It had its problems, but i really enjoyed Alita Battle Angel, and i hope we get a sequel!

[@mikejohnson1765]

Agreed.

[@oppie2363]

Spoiler alert: you're not getting a sequel.

[@mikejohnson1765]

@@oppie2363 Spoiler alert: I'm fine with that.

[@hirvale]

@@oppie2363 Are you sure about that or just guessing?

[@christopheredwards5337]

If they lower the budget they can make a sequel. Movie deserves it.

[@dellytancyl524]

WOW! 3 full minutes of them making fun of Chistroph Waltz using a funny accent, that's got to be a record for this crew.

[@ButcherofRagol]

I feel like they were making fun of the movie more than him, its just fun to do a German accent.

[@ReptileViking]

I really want to use the Barenstein Gate and visit the universe where Alita replaced Avatar now.

[@21pilotstillidie58]

It's the Berenstain Gate you idiot😅😁

[@kreatyvone9519]

Bear Einstein

[@ReptileViking]

@@21pilotstillidie58 That's what it is in this universe, the Berenstein Gate takes you to the backwards one!

[@anshu_is_here6053]

We need an hour long rant on quidditch by spencer please💥💥💥🥂

[@nicholascross3557]

Spencer first needs to look up the Eton Wall Game, a real game played since 1717, in which, in the traditional annual St. Andrews Day match, no goals (worth 10 points) have been scored since 1909, although games have been won on kicked goals (5 points) and shys (one point) and many games end in 0-0 draws. Quiddich is pretty sensible by comparison and the supposed advantage of catching the Snitch is less absolute than he thinks, given a Quiddich match can last for _days._

[@jamesbowen2088]

He is right. It's a stupid, stupid sport.

[@newsiesforever208]

@@ThreadBomb Not necessarily. In the book version of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, at the Quidditch World Cup, The Bulgarian team catches the Snitch, but Ireland won because they were over 150 points ahead beforehand. So the game isn't rendered entirely useless.

[@ieatgremlins]

Nicholas Cross Just because it has a stranger, more ridiculous real life counterpart, it doesn’t mean it isn’t a dumb game.

[@ieatgremlins]

Chewbacca the Gryffindor Yes, we all read the books, sir, it is still dumb.

[@scarlettmi]

The german accent marathon section of this commentary has me near crying with laughter. Love you guys.

[@eyesofthefox]

Austrian*

[@kuntz67]

@@eyesofthefox yeah i thought they imitated Schwarzenegger lol

[@Ernie_Bernie]

PANZERKÜNST

[@jimmyheb]

It was terrible. Who wrote the script for that joke? They really explained the pancakes of of that joke. Talk about the pot calling the cattle black...

[@jhc3115]

Her character has an arc in the movie. She starts like an innocent girl who doesnt understand the world and she became a warrior and a leader of a revolution. Hugo has an arc with his zalem obsession . Ido too. Everyone has an arc. I dont understand why the hate

[@trunkage]

Most of her development comes from suit upgrades.

[@jhc3115]

@@trunkage What? Her developments comes from stating knowing who she really was. From fighting. From interacting with Hugo and helping Ido. She is not a child. She is not Ido daughter. She is a warrior. Before she puts that new suit. Her new body only shows her true potential

[@trunkage]

@@jhc3115 So, she was super awesome and perfect before rhe start of the movie... do you know what that sounds like?

[@jhc3115]

@@trunkage Please no Mary sue again... She is a perfect warrior but with a human heart. Even if she can beat everyone in a fight she have to deal with her humanity . To know how the world works and her responsability in it. To trust or not, to relate. She lose Hugo at the end. She doesnt win. Also she almost die in the middle of film. Ido and the dogs saves her. But you dont care so i dont know why im writing this.

[@Jehty_]

But all of that "development" happens instantly. For the first half hour she is the sweet child and then her first fight happens. And suddenly she is a killer. That is not an arc or development. It's just like she flipped a switch.

[@agustindiazocampo606]

Theory: Christoph Waltz' character in this movie is the same as in Tim Burton's Big Eyes. In fact, that robot was built by Amy Adams, and he just stole the credit.

[@BugsyFoga]

Who else really enjoys the film ?

[@myrddrral]

Those guys are totally clueless about what they try to talk about.

[@Zibit21]

I love it 4000 😄

[@achaoPSG]

Not me. I was entertained though.

[@AnonEyeMouse]

Yeah, I enjoyed it. A lot. It's a shame that shitting on things has reached almost a cult level of popularity. What is most depressing is that this video reveals the creative process of the people who make honest trailers... and it shows how poor they really are. Mad props to EVG for turning their overly snarky and bitter writing into an entertaining product.

[@zacheryrodgers6983]

@@myrddrral No, they were spot on, especially Dan. Alita was a mediocre movie at best.

[@yotsuya67]

It's 2 N and an M, Gunnm, a romancization of what should be 'ganmu' , literally translating to "gun dream". Just saying.

[@insydian]

I absolutely love this movie. I found it very enchanting.

[@fangal12]

I keep coming back for the Christoph Waltz impressions

[@adamten1192]

Where did they get five chairs and how many of them sink?

[@Phaota]

There's definitely one that sinks more than the others. Just saying.

[@NeahMinto88]

Phaota woooow...>.>

[@poihpioakarp8845]

"There's a robot that wanted to create a karate planet" ~Spencer J. Gilbert, 2019

[@spencerhaynes4364]

They did have a complete story... and then they just kept going into two more endings.

[@shogiwar]

Alita Battle Angel movie is so much fun, I saw it four times in the cinemas and bought the steelbook. :) As a fan of the manga I think this live-action adaptation is better than the anime adaptation! Please explain why the "Toy Story" ending (are you sequel baiting )?

[@christopheredwards5337]

Saw it twice and in rpx. Fucking amazing. Sequel baiting happens all the time. I always find it funny how some movies get free passes when they do it and others don't.

[@MauricioPlaza]

@@christopheredwards5337 because they are good movies with sequel bait and you know that the sequel is really coming and in production. Alita well we don't even know. And even with that how Dan says, many good movies with sequel bait have a good script and wrap-up plot.

[@Vladdie777]

@@MauricioPlaza Alita's script is full of iconic lines and it wraps up Alita's character arc nicely. For me the ending is cathartic and satisfying and leaves you wanting more.

[@arceuslordofcreation8824]

"Toy Story" I think because her first body is like a porcelain doll?

[@athenajaxon2397]

Your theories on what James Cameron is doing was hilarious 😂😂

[@CraigUntlNytTym]

Alita came across to me as a character with childlike awe and curiosity for the world which is why she keeps asking questions

[@Vladdie777]

These guys have lost their own sense of childlike wonder I think.

[@Vladdie777]

@Joe Kill The exposition is not boring, you discover the world through Alita's eyes and because she is so emotive and full of wonder, most people can empathise with her journey and appreciate the stunning world you explore with her.

[@Viewable11]

Which is why using her to deliver exposition is the optimal way.

[@nigel0001]

Alita Battle Angel is still one of my favourite movies of 2019! Screw the haters!

[@CraigUntlNytTym]

I love this film

[@MattRightman]

is more like a 2 hours trailer for the next Alita movie ... is fine!

[@NCMonefaith]

@@jackpepperpwb hey screw you Jack!

[@nigel0001]

@@jackpepperpwb *Saying this in Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice* - No SCREW YOU!!

[@ci0ci0san]

I loved it and really hope we get a sequel.

[@lcd130]

I really like Lon’s example of “hidden exposition” from Back to the Future

[@lonnieharris]

BTTF, in my opinion, is one of the best screenplays ever because it's filled with clever tricks like this. The whole "clock tower" third act is set up right away by a random woman asking for donations! You have NO IDEA when you see that scene that it's important exposition. Genius.

[@lcd130]

amazing how much film-craft you could learn from something your parents would stick on the VHS to keep you quiet on a saturday morning.

[@patricksullivan6988]

To Joe's point. I 100% agree that certain things succeed artistically specifically because of their respective media.

[@tonyofplymouth7303]

Is nobody gonna make a "Tim Burtons Big Eyes" joke since Christoph Waltz played a guy whose wife painted people with big eyes in that and in this movie plays a guy creates a person with huge eyes?

[@stephenh.8336]

Lon's Christoph Waltz sounds a lot more like Arnold

[@karlmaxey]

If Joe star doesn't get cast in a jojo's bizarre adventure movie, I would be upset.

[@ArtWithSR]

I'm just here to hear what they say about JoJo. Oh and Joe Joestar isn't correct, but isn't wrong either tbh

[@kbear6797]

Did... Did she just call Alita an android??

[@NameHierEinfuegen]

Yeah, constantly heard them call the cyborgs robots... it's hard to take a discussion/review serious that does not get this basic premise right.

[@corvus2512]

Who cares....? Maybe in a weird fanboy rage way it might matter but why does it matter when they discuss the story? A person can understand what makes a good script and story without knowing what a cyborg is? I mean seriously.... them using the wrong term doesnt erase their very valid criticisms of this films structure and script

[@NameHierEinfuegen]

​@@corvus2512 As a sci-fi fan and especially a cyberpunk fan I know how important it is to be able to distinguish between man and machine. Especially with Japanese source material there often are ethical and philosophical questions deeply rooted into the story. It might not be as in your face as "Ghost in the Shell", but Alita deals extensively with the theme of transhumanism. Often blurring the line between human and machine to a point where you are left asking yourself "Is that person still human? Still a living being?". That's why I have a hard time to take them seriously when people have problems with the still very clear and basic difference between a robot and a cyborg. P.S.: If I went into fanboy rage mode, I would start ranting about this movie not having the balls to aim for the much needed R rating (tho I do understand why and am surprised with what they got away with). Or how Rodriguez fucked it up by introducing motorball and Desty Nova way to early. Or how Jashugan is supposed to be black or at least has a dark skin color. Or how they replaced Gonzu with a black nurse. The rest of the script was pretty much perfectly adapted with intelligent changes to the source material. There are only very few debatable changes overall. In the end I'm just happy that after waiting almost 20 years I got a pretty faithful adaptation that even surpasses the anime and has perfectly captured the character of Alita.

[@kbear6797]

@@corvus2512 no, it doesn't erase thier validity, but it does make it harder to take them seriously. That's like some one saying Legolas is a Man or Gimli is a Hobbit when reviewing the Lord of the Rings. Sure, the person might make a really good review or whatever, but it's those little details that leaves it harder for the audience to take them seriously. But yet again, who cares? Oh wait you do seeing as you wrote and entire paragraph about it 😊😊

[@kbear6797]

@@NameHierEinfuegen ikr?

[@mar1no124]

Cyborg: Alita and you don't tell her what to do and don't push her buttons. Robot: ATM, you tell it what to do and push its buttons.

[@Mrdiehard100]

Some people love this movie. Some don't. I guess you could say this movie is alita divisive.

[@ButcherofRagol]

👌👏👏👏

[@awkwardaquamarine19]

Them doing a German accent for an entire minute @ 09:42-10:42 is adorable. I'm not familiar with the source material, but I did enjoy the movie. Based solely on side-by-side clips available on KZbin, the adaptation seemed faithful. I thought the love story was a bit forced though. I can understand Dan's "setup" fixation. That's my two cents anyway. Cheers!

[@eyesofthefox]

Austrian*

[@awkwardaquamarine19]

@@eyesofthefox Is Christoph Waltz not German? My bad. I couldn't tell both accents apart. The only Austrian I know with a thick accent is Arnie and I couldn't undertsand a word he says. Cheers!

[@agatahb]

this is my favorite panel :) THANK YOU GUYS

[@Cuuniyevo]

I had no prior knowledge of Alita before watching it, and I really enjoyed it. The world-building and characters were all interesting and enjoyable enough that I liked wandering through and around them for a couple hours-much like Avatar, but with better villains and with fewer plot-holes. At no point was I confused by what was going on or disappointed with the story arc or pacing. It wasn't "perfect" but it was a solid 8/10 and my favorite movie of the year until Endgame came out. After watching it, I read the first few volumes of the manga and understand why they changed what they changed and kept what they kept. Looking forward to the sequel. =]

[@Cuuniyevo]

@@ThreadBomb I would, except all the stores around me are sold out. :P

[@bernielopez7429]

has James Cameron written anything since the 90s except the mythical Avatar sequels

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Avatar itself?

[@baussier134]

@@TheFourthWinchester The whole script of Avatar (2009) was ready in the 80s. He just decided to wait until the CGI improved to make the movie beliavable.

[@DorkyPhil]

The plot of Alita Battle Angel isn't about her remembering her past, becoming Motorball champion or going to Tiphares to face Nova. Its about her first crush/failed relationship, and subverting the born sexy yesterday trope by growing from the child surrogate for Ido and becoming someone who stands on her own. And, that DOES reach it's conclusion. The main plot is focused around Alita's personal and emotional growth and the action only exists as an obstacle or a means to those ends. The biggest mistake the movie made was not ending on the giant pipe where Hugo died. The final scene with Alita as the Motorball Champion only exists to set up a sequel and should have been left as a post-credit scene. Also, Karate Planet is just the motivation for a side-character of the sequel series, not even one of the more interesting characters. I know it was a joke, but if you wanted to rip on Alita you could have chose something more relevant, like how every plot arc is just a rip off of a different 80's or 90's Hollywood blockbuster (Rollerball, Mad Max, Apocalypse Now, etc).

[@amankumarshaw5407]

I absolutely love the film.. And for the record they went Arnold not waltz

[@21pilotstillidie58]

Aren't they both Austrian

[@GermanLeftist]

@@21pilotstillidie58 Yes they are.

[@GermanLeftist]

Spencer actually did a good job at first but the others really did sound more like Arnold, especially Lon.

[@21pilotstillidie58]

@@GermanLeftist i mean i know not all Austrian people sound the same. To me it sounded like an Austrian accent. It might be you are hearing Arnold because he so famously speaks with an Austrian accent. So them doing the accent makes you immediately go "oh that sounds like Arnold"

[@GermanLeftist]

@@21pilotstillidie58 I'm German. I know how Austrians sound like and not all of them sound like Arnold. There are actually a lot of different dialects in Austria. It's amazing how many there are given how small the country is.

[@MrWinnieP]

Got to whole hearteningly disagree that it was all set up. There was a central theme of naive hope and growth, leading to realistic disappointment at the climax. Alita develops as a character by the end of the film, no longer being that naive child but also not exactly who she used to be, she’s a new person that developed through the films conflicts. Hugo and Chiren also encompassed the same theme of hope and disappointment from willing to do anything to achieve their goals which lead to their deaths. Not saying the movie is a masterpiece but as a fan of Battle Angel Alita and having watched the anime film and read all of its manga as a young teen (then again as an adult), I was very pleased with the film.

[@mohammadsharif9192]

Alita: Battle Angel was easily the most underrated movie of 2019

[@waffleonsyrup]

Honestly did not go thought I'd hade it ended up waiting rented and loved it

[@Viewable11]

Yes, "top critics" at Rotten Tomatoes gave it 33%, but audience gave it 92%. That shows how rotten the film critic industry is.

[@onelogue]

Loved this movie!!

[@mafxarr8776]

i LOVED this movie. definitely one of the best live action adaptations of a manga/anime. i also loved the Bleach adaptation on Netflix. i think this is for a niche audience though so i dont really expect everyone to get it. i found the story pretty good , it was an introduction. we DO need an origin story. comparing to Spiderman whose had a TON of origin movies to Alita is not fair.

[@abloshow91]

Alita really is a dont trust the critics moment.

[@steavemckansey6600]

best manga adaptation is still old boy 2003 ,but alita was fine...but they rly missed an opportunity to cut in something from airborne , the real 90s skater movie ..btw do airborne

[@noelvermillion5268]

Each question she asked honestly could've been it's own movie. If done right, there could've been like 7 or 8 Alita movies

[@Tako101]

“You thought it was Ed Norton, but it was really me...DIO!”

[@plotni4ek]

Like we needed a tease for the next one ;)

[@InformantNet]

I, 100%, disagree with everything you all said. Loved Alita, didn't feel like set-up, looked awesome, and it actually brought tears to my eyes.

[@gideonstix]

They have no clue what they're talking about.

[@Thermalions]

Just recently watched The Watchmen movie, and Joe nailed the Rorschach voice.

[@darkhawk4863]

Okay, Lon, we disagree strongly on Blitzball, but your pitch of "The Raid" in space makes up for all differences. That movie has to happen now.

[@omg_RANCORS]

the best part about radudical is having grown up in the 90's that doesnt even sound silly, that sort of word play was rampant.

[@benabramowitz18]

Wait, are you guys doing Avengers: Endgame a week earlier than anticipated?!

[@mirixf]

It came out in digital yesterday, so probably ??

[@jameharris098]

I've seen the original Alita battle angel movie and it very close to this film

[@ThatguyP912]

Now I want an entire hour of the panel explaining in their Christoph Waltz voices that the age of consent laws are very different in Japan and how Bitcoin is the future

[@Fbacurau]

This movie is great, waiting on that sequel

[@c.m.3800]

These 40-minute commentaries on 4-minute trailers, man! 😏

[@ReXtion88]

"They explain too much!"Later"I have questions" Pick a lane guys

[@AnthonyAPerez]

Joe criticizes things so harshly sometimes with jokes that don’t land

[@wadesmalling83]

I think you guys dropped the "roller ball" on this one.

[@FilmIsPain]

Who else immediately went to watch Dan's review after he mentions it.

[@gs7272]

lol me

[@artboymoy]

You guys should watch the features on the blu ray. Cameron and Rodriguez talk about the hand off.

[@athegreat9970]

15:55 is absolute gold

[@daverickert8469]

Hey honest trailers. Is there anywhere where the audio feed for these commentaries is available? I work a job where I cant have KZbin open but enjoy listening to these

[@eyesofthefox]

Gunnm (kinda pronounced gunem), the original Japanese title is two kanji, the first being the kanji for "gun" and the second being the kanji for "dream" so technically it's "Gun Dream". Also, the original manga is like 9 graphic novels, of which still not everything is explained. Currently there are a couple of new series related to the moon and mars stories of the Gunnm world respectively. Also, Edge of Tomorrow was based on a Japanese light novel, not a manga.

[@thegeneralmitch]

if alita wasn't all set up and ground work for the next movies in sequence we would have gotten another avatar the last air bender or worse dragon ball. D: this is the inherent flaw in making a long series into a movie.

[@Birdyie]

HellMinion88 agree. If they need to end the story in purpose, then they must change a lot from the manga original story. Then it becomes another ghost in the shell or dragon ball z.

[@benhramiak8781]

I love the bits of cameron constantly diving back into the ocean.

[@ashaigboko949]

I’d love a Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Honest Anime Trailer. It’s one of my favorite animes. It can’t work as a movie though.

[@ashaigboko949]

Zombie Hunter yea I watched it and I wasn’t a fan. The stands didn’t look good at all. Just my opinion though.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@Zombie Hunter The Stands at Live Action of Part 4 are scary as fuck.

[@hlb979]

"the hammer" looks cool and iconic - and is not to be taken away from the movie, despite being totally unrealistic - because ti "feels" real, and what I mean with "feel" is that it looks not controllable, *heavy* and stiff as a real object, in a tactile way. that always separated good animation from bad cheap one, and in 2019 - with cgi-heavy blockbusters and glamourous shots - it does a big difference in the ability to "grab" the viewer. that's why that rocket sticks in our memory more than the rollerball or whatever.

[@andit1265]

at least one of you guys could have read the Manga....

[@corvus2512]

Why? They watched the film.... this video is about the film... how would a greater understanding of a story that this video is NOT about help them?

[@andit1265]

@@corvus2512 They have seen the anime and compare the movie to it. Sorry, but in the same time they could have read three issues if the manga. At least one could have done that, as a minimum of research.

[@ad3z10]

I think Yuri on Ice could make a really good live-action movie. You'd probably have to make it a Netflix/Prime original as I don't believe there's enough of a market for gay ice skater romance on the big screen but otherwise, the only issue would be finding professional figure skaters who can either act or be close enough stunt doubles to the actors.

[@Marukiswife]

Hell if there was a live action Yuri On Ice movie I'd definitely watch it

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Alita is luuuurve. I usually dislike anime eyes in Disney movies and the movie has its flaws (the romantic guy), but damn I love it and I love her!

[@rhodan74]

Holywood just doesn't get the cultural undertones that run through those mangas/animes and make them into uninspired cliches. The whole "becoming an adult" thing the round jokes about was a major theme of the manga, the creepy relationship between Alita and the Doctor was emphaziesed and her breaking from those social constraints.

[@BlueDog8387]

Do 1982 Conan the Barbarian!

[@BrendanKOD]

First of all, don't worry about any movie complaints impacting the source material. They were almost 100% character based with very limited long term storytelling. And for all my questions with the plot, I really like how they adapted the characters to the film. Except for Nova of course, it's hard to make an impulsive lunatic scientist a big long term planning bad guy without really changing his character up. Maybe Crazy Nova could appear if the Secret of Zalem comes into play, assuming they can write around the body part scene.

[@brandchan]

Naming Alita after his daughter is better than the story in the manga where she was named after his cat. I also say the movie is basically the first 4 volumes of the series and two of the volumes where just moterball so the movie actually toned that down a lot. My friend had complained about the romance subplot being way to fast. (I feel the same. I'm more whatever about it) but that love story is only one volume of the manga. So, I actually think the movie did a half-decent job with the pacing.

[@jessekooistra6200]

Unintentionally, I think, your making me want to watch this

[@Zibit21]

Watch it! It's way better than they say! 👌

[@sundaypikachu1844]

This is like watching 5 people who love musicals and tear-jerking dramas talk about the NBA and the NFL.

[@williammontero1792]

Every James Cameron exit scenario is great

[@MsZeeZed]

Joe hit it with the Desperado ref. There really are no lies told in this movie, direct questions & answers only and spontaneous confessions. No tension basically.

[@donttalktome9838]

If you want him to say My Wife like Borat then let him know, "My Wife ( in Borat's voice)" it's simple.

[@Ashmasterflex]

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time! Thank you!

[@BobLHedd]

That's a great commercial. "We can't all be experts in Panzer Kuntz. For the rest of us, there's Giant Rocket Hammers (TM) (All rights reserved)."

[@benschroeder4036]

Okay, I know Uncharted is a particularly cinematic series, but there is a LOT more to it than just tapping a button to make Drake jump. That better have been hyperbole.

[@christopheredwards5337]

Dam sure part 4. That was better than most movies you go spend $20 to see and a lot longer of a journey. That series earned every award they got

[@nickblas]

Why is Lon not mentioned in the description?

[@seni9644]

Just because someone doesn't like something, it doesn't mean they hate it. There is a middle ground.

[@NettlewoodPark]

Thanks for the video. This was my kind of movie.

[@einootspork]

Those Christoph Waltz impressions veered straight into Heinz Doofenshmirtz territory at the end there

[@DPCrazyXD]

I want James Cameron’s Yuri on Ice movie!!! Thanks for mentioning it 🥰

[@blkbeetle409]

I know Joe didn't say her "Gwen Stefani" dot LMAO😂😂😂

[@Logan5]

Rurouni Kenshin had an awesome live action adaption. Well adapted as a pretty epic trilogy.

[@mikedelong1207]

Totally forgot Airborne in your 90s skate montage!

[@ThomasAllen90]

Thanks Joe

[@ruxi2327]

Endgame next week?

[@lcd130]

I am so old that when Joe said “the Indiana Jones rip off game?” my first thought was the commodore amiga game Rick Dangerous.

[@AnemeKun]

44 MINUTE trailer?? YUSSSSSS! I loved Alita so much and the Experience they had in NY was freaking amazing!!

[@brentage5000]

Four minute trailer, forty four minute trailer analysis

[@chickenballs-balls]

I think they hated the movie, I'mma watch later

[@chickenballs-balls]

@@1WonderingApe I suppose hate is a strong word.

[@balazsszakal1772]

I really don't understand the hate! Are people really have an opinion that far from mine or they just like to hate things in general? Because i think it might not be perfect but Alita: Battle Angel is the most entertaining, lovable, and enjoyable movie i've ever seen! And it's not forgettable at all, it affected me in a lot of ways and i love it!

[@jobananas3052]

There are completed arcs in the movie. The Alita and Hugo story. Vector despite being used by nova was a villain in his own right for how he deceived Hugo and chiren while killing people and stealing body parts. we see him brought to justice along with gruishka. Alita reuniting with a martian body and levelling up and reclaiming the sword. Alita coming into her own.

[@thedarkknight2221]

This movie actually reminds me a lot of Blade. It ends on setting up sequels, it’s equal parts good and bad, and it’s actually the first genuinely good Anime adaptation that can pave the way to better future adaptations just like Blade did with Marvel. It’s the spark that lit the fire that can burn the Anime curse down.

[@NCMonefaith]

So who will be the John Favraeu of anime

[@simoncarlsson4841]

@@NCMonefaith John Favraeu

[@oratank]

the jp titile is Gunm = gun and mu(dream) don't know what is the meaning anyway it only said once in last order that it is the from Panzerkuntz description