How a broke 24-year-old accidentally created a media empire

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@mattwith4ts Ай бұрын

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@espelhodasconstelacoes Ай бұрын

Bro your work is so well produced! God bless ya and Jesus loves ya!

@seangordonmurphy6912 Ай бұрын

Man I love these. Also love the car stuff you did. :)

@Handle35667 Ай бұрын

He stuck to his vision and rebooted the series for NETFLIX!

@twinny124 28 күн бұрын

Make better content 👍

@Eleni.314 11 күн бұрын

@@twinny124 Eh?

@Skeleman Ай бұрын

The Scott Pilgrim movie is like a "before they got big" for so many actors.

@mario199923 Ай бұрын

One of my favorite reviews I ever saw after the movie became a cult classic was "The dad from Juno beats up Superman and Captain America" and that is just the perfect description of the vibe of Scott Pilgrim

@LuisSierra42 Ай бұрын

Almost all of them became super heroes

@alexmanrique2280 28 күн бұрын

And all of them loved it, they do more for Scott pilgrim no matter what

@e8ghtmileshigh1 28 күн бұрын

Especially michael cera @@LuisSierra42

@troymack8205 24 күн бұрын

Plus the casting coach literally could not put together a better "Dream Team" of misfits to act in this movie. If no explanation was a crew, that cast would be it 😂

@tayloreh Ай бұрын

I love how every successful comic book artist seems to have such humble and rough beginnings.

@Lomaxxx53 Ай бұрын

there's tons of artist that are wholy driven by passion and creativity without restriction. It's a very accesible creative space that's lighter to read than a book and less childlish than shonen manga, which it can thrive for the artist unexpectadly I recommend you see the movie/documentary/biography American Splendor which narrates Harvey Peckar's life and rise to an admired comic book legend next to Robert Crumb (and also the movie Funny Pages if you like A24 movies).

@AdobadoFantastico 26 күн бұрын

The people's storytelling medium.

@obarich 17 күн бұрын

@@Lomaxxx53”Childish shonen” plenty of dark themes in shonen manga

@Lomaxxx53 17 күн бұрын

@@obarich dark themes doesn't mean is a mature kind of work, specially within shonen. Fullmetal Alchemist is not representative of the norm in shonen.

@DerrickWilson-fm7vc 5 күн бұрын

@@obarichShonen literally means boy, as in a child. They’re made to be childish. The fact they can be really good and Japan is less strict on what is suitable for children doesn’t change the fact they’re for children

@juliiju0484 Ай бұрын

Worth mentioning that O'Malley got the name Scott Pilgrim from an Indie Canadian band called Plumertree, and the song "Scott Pilgrim" was eventually featured in the movie as a throwback.

@NikimonxD Ай бұрын

Disturbing the Peace, Look in to my eyes, Now tell me the things that you were laughing about behind my back

@RadikAlice Ай бұрын

I've seen the movie over five times, now I'm wondering if Scott had a Plumtree shirt in a scene. Because even if it wasn't featured in this video from reading the color edition a few years ago, I know he has a Plumtree shirt in one panel. Matt was right with the biographical part cus of details like that

@xavierjohnabad1088 6 күн бұрын

@@NikimonxD THE TENACITY I HOLD IS HARD TO BREAK DOWN! It’s too late for apologies It’s going down now

@NikimonxD 6 күн бұрын

@@xavierjohnabad1088 You're thirsty for some blood Actually craving for love What you only want is dub Greed makes you go numb

@keithsuki Күн бұрын

@@xavierjohnabad1088You're thirsty for some blood Actually craving for love What you only want is dub Greed makes you go numb

@risdio51 Ай бұрын

I actually met Bryan Lee O'Malley very recently! He did a signing and keynote at the art school I'm currently attending a couple weeks ago. He was incredibly nice and very charming. I was wearing a shirt for Shin Megami Tensei Nocturne when I went to the signing, and he recognized it and went "Nocturne, hell yeah". And during the keynote, he was really insightful with a lot of the questions he was asked during a QNA segment at the end. It was all so great.

@NickOleksiakMusic Ай бұрын

Anyone that's a mainline SMT fan is goated in my book.

@caveirainvocada9438 20 күн бұрын

Nocturne, hell yeah!

@SirWinfieldMusic 9 күн бұрын

“Nocturne, hell yeah”

@Timooee Ай бұрын

This is my favorite comic KZbin channel right now. I'm on my comic book creation journey, and these history lessons always empower me to keep going. It seems like there's a recurring theme among all these creators: they refuse to give up. That’s so great! When you’re creating your own comic, there’s always doubt in your mind-that no one will care about your work, or that you’re not good enough, or that there’s no point. But these artists teach me otherwise.

@JayTeaStreams Ай бұрын

I look forward to seeing what you're working on. Keep up the good work, pal.

@ethanp5948 Ай бұрын

It's just my favorite KZbin channel straight up

@claycox3627 Ай бұрын

What other comic yters are there

@kerry-j4m Ай бұрын

That's the key to succeed in anything you do in life amigo,don't give-up,there'll always be obstacles in your way,set-backs,but,soldier onward.

@eldritchteapot7753 Ай бұрын

Same man, hearing these tales of creative persistence gives me hope for my own work

@whade62000 Ай бұрын

I think it's impossible to give the context of 2000s webcomic culture now. Webcomic giants like Keenspot, every budding artist going to Comic-Con to make 90% of their annual earnings from book sales, and so many new talents burning brightly then disappearing simply because monetization online did not yet really exist. Yet even among the hundreds of artists I've been following at the time trying to do a similar thing, I think SP was the clear standout in every category. The art, the writing, the on point jokes, the huge number of nerd culture and video game references, and capturing the experience and challenges of a young adult generation, it's easy to see why people felt like it was successfully talking to them personally.

@theclovercross 14 күн бұрын

yeah it was wild. really fun here to see the shot of mal at the table with rayyy beside him

@Kimuyaman Ай бұрын

I was surprised to learn the Scott Pilgrim movie was a flop. To 17-year-old me and my friends it certainly wasn't! 😅

@videobones7046 13 күн бұрын

My friends and I were all 18 and in our first year of college, and it felt like a movement. My girlfriend at the time (proud to say now wife) made us all t-shirts based on ones Scott wore, and it felt like a movie that finally understood our generation and our sensibility.

@IanConnel Ай бұрын

I had no idea the movie did so poorly. I saw it and was blown away. The editing, comedy, and action are all top-tier. I got into the comics a while later, and was surprised how much quality there was to them. Unlike most comics, the artwork featured clarity, a single focus per frame, instead of a graphic designer's nightmare of zillions of details forced onto a page at equal weight and importance. And the attitudes of the characters...that's the zeitgeist of a generation raised on video games and movies. Scott Pilgrim is brilliant.

@BenedictStreet Ай бұрын

Wouldn't it be deliciously ironic if this video initially failed to gain traction but became a slow burn huge success as per Scott Pilgrim

@amanzeihedioha Ай бұрын

Yes.

@BenedictStreet Ай бұрын

@@johnnybravo5726 Learn to read dipstick

@kermitgotthesickkicks4265 Ай бұрын

Absolutely

@themoocow7718 Ай бұрын

Definitely

@awogbob Ай бұрын

I was one of the few people that saw Scott Pilgrim in theaters. Both my uncle and cousin fell asleep at the showing but for me it just rocked my world. Shortly after found the comic books and they really helped give me a lot of perspective in highschool. You said ancient live journal blogs and I remember reading those too! I guess I am almost 30 now. Time to read seconds.

@wesreleases6346 Ай бұрын

I was that guy telling all his friends to read Scott Pilgrim, which many now have because of me. No story has had the impact on my life that it has. It is my favorite comic ever made, easily. Matttt, you’re spot on with how O’Malley’s unique layouts and pacing help create the books’ distinct tone. No one plays with panels and gutters in the way he does. Sadly, a lot of people misunderstand the story and its themes. It’s clear that it’s still sometimes strange for O’Malley how this very personal and weird story he wrote in his early 20’s is still today a multimedia IP beyond his control, but he handles it with grace. I was lucky enough to meet him on the recent 20th anniversary tour, tell him how much his work meant to me, and get him to sign Scott Pilgrim Vol. 1 and Seconds.

@rocketreindeer Ай бұрын

Me and my sister had heard about Scott Pilgrim but hadn't seen a copy of it to read. We went to the movie and laughed all the way through it. Then we were shocked it wasn't a huge hit. We grew up in Canada so got a lot of in-jokes (lke Scott wearing a Canadian Broadcastig Corporation t-shirt). I wondered if people just didn't get it. Now I'm glad it gets the respect it deserves.

@idimation5579 Ай бұрын

I know this vid is mainly about Scott Pilgrim, but I have to admit that Lost at Sea is probably my favorite comic of all time. I read it right after I finished high school, and I really related to Raleigh's (the protagonist) insecurities about herself and her feelings of isolation around her classmates. Up to that point, there was a lot of media that I liked on an aesthetic level, but Lost at Sea was the first piece of art that felt like it was made for me and me alone.

@zacheryredden5417 Ай бұрын

Lost at Sea is so good

@PaperThinnGlennHall Ай бұрын

I really love this comic because it's about getting out of your own way. I feel like a lot of people in their 20s are just lost where they resent the past and dread the future and try their best to live in the moment day by day. nothing is better in life than contentment (and a hot girlfriend)

@ayaanz350 Ай бұрын

thanks man

@yrobtsvt Ай бұрын

so true (both the first part of your comment and the parenthetical)

@25meip Ай бұрын

And the thing is, living moment to moment absolutely destroys both Scott and Ramona's lives. Both constantly run away from the reality of their pasts instead of accepting it and that avoidance is what MAKES them screw ups, what makes them dread the future.

@RStandsForRyan Ай бұрын

I genuinely loved seeing Bryan's journey and his work on Scott Pilgrim. I was surprised hearing the flop of the movie but then regained traction especially with the to home video release. It's insane and loving how there will still be more fans and videos made on his work on Scott Pilgrim.

@amberferrell2951 Ай бұрын

Im so fucking delighted that you mentioned Seconds, please give it a read folks its not too long and it like actually changed me.

@toooes 28 күн бұрын

Time changes us all Amber

@RATZGobbler Ай бұрын

Your videos have honestly changed my perspective on comics. Not that I thought they weren't proper literature, but now I know that it truly is the medium of radical self expression that refuses to die out.

@Bknight36 Ай бұрын

I was introduced to Scott Pilgrim through a cousin and Brian O'malley's story has been a massive inspiration as an artist. It prepares you for the fact that things take time in the art field and success doesn't always come early.

@wade406 Ай бұрын

Another neat avenue to explore on East/West influence would be Lone Wolf and Cub-from The Mandalorian to GZA’s Liquid Swords, it’s hard to deny the impact of the series. Plus, it’s absolutely amazing in its own right. Also, I would love a video on Usagi Yojimbo, particularly because Stan Sakai is universally viewed as one of the nicest guys in comics and UY is still in production after several decades without a dip in quality. It’s also been recognized by the director of Ghost of Tsushima as a major influence on the game and presumably the upcoming sequel.

@juanmacias5922 Ай бұрын

18:56 ah, to hate your own work. That's relatable lol

@ComicsFromScratch Ай бұрын

A comedy bit and a time bar on the ad? Ah hell, can't skip that.

@RailroadJerk Ай бұрын

Another banger, Matttt. Thank you. The "Papa Scott McCloud" line made me laugh. And yes, I would LOVE a Paul Pope video from you.

@j90s56 Ай бұрын

This channel is such a treasure, as an artist, hearing all these stories it´s so inspiring to just keep going and see what happens in the future!

@RiggsWasHere Ай бұрын

I don't know exactly what it is but every single one of your videos almost brings me to tears out of just excitement for the artist you are speaking of. You bring something so simply beautiful to youtube and reminds me to stay creative.

@simpson9306 24 күн бұрын

Been watching every video religiously since the 3rd one. The progress is amazing 👏🏾

@plasticflower Ай бұрын

I had just finished binge-watching all the other videos on this channel over the past few days. As someone interested in pop-culture in general (games, movies etc) I always feel like I don't have a good grasp on comics. Even though - or because - it's such a vast landscape. That's why I love how these videos present cornerstones in such a well-rounded way: Their background, cicumstances of their creation, the art-style, their impact etc. PS: Oh and also, it really helps when trying to get into a comic, as in after watching the respective video here, to have some context. Especially with older titles, there's so much we take for granted nowadays. But only because those influential titles had left their mark. So sometimes, as a newbie, it can be difficult to spot why a certain title was ahead of its time. Having the backstory helps appreciate the works a lot more.

@eboticus3421 Ай бұрын

Love your videos. Saw last video someone complained about u not making em quick enough. Screw that. quality is better than quantity and slow and steady wins the race. Thanks for your time making these

@GoteiJay Ай бұрын

After you did Araki and really want to see a video of Akira Toriyama he created probably one of the most influential pieces of media ever and your videos are so detailed and well edited I know you would do good with it

@GoobySuks 2 күн бұрын

Growing up in elementary school his Mom was my french teacher and always spoke so highly of him and will always remember when she told us they were making the movie and being so excited for it! RIP Mme O'Malley

@fad23 Ай бұрын

I really never clocked the influence between the Canada crew and Scott Pilgrim, but hearing it decades later it totally makes sense!

@MapleMilk Ай бұрын

You definitely HAVE to cover Seconds As much as I love Scott Pilgrim and this video was inspiring, Seconds feels like a story that is told substantially less often I mean how many things have YOU see that are about 30 somethings transitioning into a new portion of their life by opening a new restaurant and getting stuck in a groundhog day scenario? I promise it's not more than 5

@Rocinante808 Ай бұрын

I was 1 of those $35 million dollars in ticket sales and saw Shaun of the Dead in theaters too! I thought Scott Pilgrim was a great movie and Edgar Wright’s still underrated as a director for sure

@rebecca8822 Ай бұрын

It makes me sad to think he thought it wasn’t a success. I was blown away by the movie I still remember that moving going experience and I haven’t come across another movie that’s made me feel the same way. It was 10/10

@patrickularity Ай бұрын

one of the best channels on KZbin right here - always above and beyond. lost it at the michael cera drive by animation

@ezic8215 Ай бұрын

You should do a video about Mignola/Hellboy!

@tuftymink Ай бұрын

He's getting better and better, I'm conflicted if i want videos about my favourite authors him and Alan Moore now, or later. But either way its a treat

@nikhilkapoor428 Ай бұрын

10:30 Fun fact: I read Scott Pilgrim on my Kindle Paperwhite. I got the colored version, but because I was reading it on a Kindle Paperwight, I read the colored version in black and white. And it was a weird but fun experience, and I could still see what you were talking about with how the designs are simple yet expressive.

@rga1605 Ай бұрын

I never understood why Scott Pilgrim never interested me (actually I did once, but I forgot), but still it's really nice to learn about its place in comic book history

@cthuljew Ай бұрын

I'd honestly love to see a video on how Understanding Comics got made.

@blackhoodievillain 4 күн бұрын

i actually discovered scott pilgrim through the rapper lil uzi vert in 2016 with his lil uzi vs the world mixtape, paying homage to scott pilgrim. and i feel like he gained a bunch of fans from the lil uzi fanbase. the cover is him and his then gf as the black scott and ramona with other side characters looking jealous at his success. i remember being so drawn to the cover and loving the art style. o’malley didnt make the cover art but instead of being mad and suing, he actually liked and appreciated that uzi was a fan. it made me appreciate him and scott pilgrim even more after falling in love with the movie. i am a big fan having rewatched spto 3x and ive purchased all the volumes currently on vol 5. thank you o’malley, im an even bigger fan now that i am in my 20s and can really relate to the story

@rederik99 Ай бұрын

Excellent essay! Seconds has been on my shelf for years, but I never got to it... It's at the top of my read pile now. Thanks!

@arnumorales Ай бұрын

Ohhh, the nostalgia. I remember first discovering the comic via an internet forum. I read a fan translation, because at the time there wasn't an official Spanish translation (as far as I knew, while living in a rural hometown in Mexico) and I didn't know English. Good times, man.

@jeffreyonemu1426 27 күн бұрын

I've only seen the new animated series and it's crazy how easy it is to connect with these characters. As a Gen-Zer, that whole early internet, 90s-2000s period seems like it would have been so awesome to live in.

@Peavey311 Ай бұрын

First, I've gotta say Last Shot was a cool little comic. And then secondly, thanks for doing this. I learned a lot about this series I love so much too. I had no idea that Wright was on board so early, but it makes a lot of sense in retrospect.

@locustzzy Ай бұрын

Scott Pilgrim was film/comic that shaped a whole generation

@captnsquashypant82 24 күн бұрын

Growing up, my grandma would always say a slice of apple pie without cheese. Is like a hug without a squeeze. I was a full grown adult before I realized that putting a slice of cheese on apple pie was not common practice.

@courtlandhodges1395 Ай бұрын

I immediately watch this channel’s videos as soon as they are posted! Such a great channel for inspiration and comic history!!! Thank you for your videos

@julesfournol Ай бұрын

Man i hoped you did a video on scott pilgrim since the video on superman . You gotta be in my top 4 favorite youtuber . Hope your channel get the fame it deserve❤

@MTRM Ай бұрын

A matttt video? Where he talks about Scott Pilgrim? What did I do to deserve such a treat?

@TitoJamesWriter Ай бұрын

Really inspiring video! And great to connect with you at NYCC!!!

@ironmonger9185 Ай бұрын

great video!! you usually make longer videos than most but they're all so entertaining they feel so short!! the ad was also really funny in this one.

@SoundWaveSam Ай бұрын

No lie, I was looking at my hardcovers of Scott pilgrims sad little life and vs the world and thought " damn, I wish Mattttt would make a video on this. And 24 hours later. Boom. Wtf. Life is so...serendipitous

@gieckogecko5886 3 күн бұрын

Been struggling to get started on my web comic/graphic novel because I cant seem to find my style but this vid helped me get remotivated, thank you stranger

@BreeHorsfall Ай бұрын

I absolutely love your videos man! always so well thought out-researched and just, BEAUTIFULLY shot. Thank you for all you're doing here.

@aldoahshene5723 Ай бұрын

I’ve been waiting so patiently on your drop matt

@salvatoreocello Ай бұрын

I had no idea it had been 20 years

@Kajos- 6 күн бұрын

probably one of the only ads i havent skipped it was really well done

@canonogic Ай бұрын

Its funny how the movie went the same way as the release of the graphic novel

@LuxuryPossum Ай бұрын

I remember finding the Scott Pilgrim series when I was a teenager. I passed the books around to all of my friends, just as you said in the video, because I couldn't believe someone would pack these little books with such cool and funny material. I really thought that being 20 would be like Scott Pilgrim. I'm older than Scott now, and I don't think my 20s were as action packed, but I still love the series. The Anime was a fantastic return to the characters, but also an interesting self critique of some of the aspects to the book that haven't aged the best in the last 20 years. Matttt, you are extremely lucky Oni sent you that boxset! Pre orders were like $400!

@Sly_Explorer Ай бұрын

I can not tell you how LONG I’ve been waiting for a Scott Pilgrim video

@brycetheoddball Ай бұрын

Just met him in Atlanta. He said he loved my sketchbook. Great guy.

@mrtang18 Ай бұрын

There was a Newsarama article at the time that had a few preview pages ahead of the first volume’s release. I was super excited to pick it up - but never knew it would become so big!

@BloodyMunchkin Ай бұрын

I've loved these books since I was 9 years old. I actually live in the town where the first copies ever were printed in the 2000's!

@kerry-j4m Ай бұрын

GREAT video as usual,look forward to see your new videos drop,enjoyed it from start till finish. And I LOVE seeing comic artists succeed with their creations.

@LeoLoikkanen Ай бұрын

My local library actually has a copy of seconds. I've read it in the past.

@mahamadeuswardhana8860 Ай бұрын

Ooooh I can't tell you how long I've waited for this!!!

@thefleshmachine3823 25 күн бұрын

I’m 27 and I play in a band in Toronto, way back in 2019 my old band went on a small tour in the states that nobody really came to, but everywhere we went all people asked me about was Scott pilgrim. So much so I wrote a song about it. But I grew up reading the comics after finding out about them from a copy of exclaim magazine when the movie was coming to theaters. I also make comics as well cause of my love for comics which grew when I found Scott pilgrim. I can say for a fact that the lifestyle in those comics is still alive and well in Toronto (except going out with highschool girls cause that’s creepy af) but it’s hard to keep diy venues alive. Plus promoters just want out of town acts to come through all the time and don’t have local acts open which really sucks. Also sneaky dees still sucks and the only good thing about it is the food (just like in the comic) if you are interested in knowing some of the bands I can add a list of them under this comment (if it gets enough likes that is)

@MaggieKeizai Ай бұрын

Basically, he learned how to Jaime Hernandez and instead of leaving the world of prosolar mechanics behind, he progressed into it.

@ericlewis3444 Ай бұрын

I love this! Matttt keeps killing it. PAUL POPE would be the best episode ever. Such a crazy cool guy. Don't forget his Deisel Jeans art.

@RAPPERScantSPELL Ай бұрын

2 videos in less than a month?! You’re spoiling us = )

@albinocify Ай бұрын

I VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE for a Paul pope video !!! Would absolutely love one !!

@jamespatricks5140 29 күн бұрын

I think I was at the comic convention where he screened Scott Pilgrim in the UK in 2016. He did a talk with the guy who he based Wallace on, that’s such a cool little tidbit that was the moment where things kind of started to turn around with his opinion on Scott Pilgrim’s success

@mesolagic Күн бұрын

Man... I remember seeing the movie when it first came out. I walked out of the theater and immediately went "this is my new favorite movie of all time". I'm almost 28 now, and nothing has changed. It makes me so happy to see that it found its audience over the years. I'm always baffled to hear how "poorly" the initial release went for the movie and I'll never understand why it took so long to get the recognition it deserved. But I'm glad we got there! The comics and show are equally as good as the movie and I hope Brian knows that he's had a creative impact on so many people such as myself

@wade406 Ай бұрын

No one does it like you, matttt

@LuxisAlukard Ай бұрын

Matttt, your videos are great from the start but your sponsor segments are getting better and better :-)

@CoreYZX 29 күн бұрын

Im always so happy to see when you post but also sad because most comic artist go through so much to get to where they are today!

@sp3ctrecogworks 5 күн бұрын

My guy just appeared and just starts making some of the highest quality video essays on comics

@ImAGreenBean570 Ай бұрын

One of my favorite comic KZbinrs and one of my favorite comics

@jacthwakk8328 Ай бұрын

While you're talking about independent Canadian cartoonists, I'd love to see a Dave Sim video.

@crytkryssus9851 Ай бұрын

Went with a few friends to go see it opening weekend. Maybe one other person there, or two(as in a couple together). Crazy how no one else was in there. Still great, and so much fun watching it.

@jwanbesande2734 Ай бұрын

Babe wake up mattt made a scott pilgrim video

@jwanbesande2734 Ай бұрын

BABE HE'S INTERVIEWING BRYAN YOU GOTTA SEE THIS

@thompsonevergreen8006 Ай бұрын

Who's mattt

@jovanbijelic4345 Ай бұрын

@@thompsonevergreen8006 guy who made the video. Duh

@thompsonevergreen8006 Ай бұрын

@@jovanbijelic4345 nah that's matttt

@trip2thetop814 Ай бұрын

100%

@lemeledicortes Ай бұрын

"Seconds" may be my favourite "non-episodic" comic ever, mainly because of the point I was at when it first released, the story appealed so much to me. I will forever be grateful to Brian Lee O'Malley for drawing these stories.

@imdoneplus Ай бұрын

“…but I also interview Brian Lee O’Malley himself…” “YOU WHAT NOW?!” 😮 So amazing, I love it man.

@jasonferris4589 Ай бұрын

That sponsor ad was brilliant. Most sponsor ads feel like an unskipable waste of my life. This is the second sponsor ad I've seen that made me smile.

@RightTurnClyde Ай бұрын

My favourite channel on KZbin, and it isn't even close

@FAH-92 Ай бұрын

Excellent video. Oh and I DEFINITELY want to see a Paul pope video by you. (Also loved the very original take on the NordVPN ad)

@DerekBee 21 күн бұрын

I had the chance to meet Bryan-Lee earlier this month. He was such a nice chill person. It was incredible to talk a bit with him.

@sulibreaks Ай бұрын

Would it be possible to get video of the full interview?

@irishstew2133 Ай бұрын

^i second this!!

@peterjaketalkswrasslin6920 Ай бұрын

The first time I saw scott pilgrim, I watched it 4 times over that same night in a row into the morning… it’s in my top 5 movies ever.

@cloudiercollects5235 26 күн бұрын

Love this channel so much thanks for doing what you do!

@tuftymink Ай бұрын

New netflix show was absolutely gorgeous and amazing. Finished story, does not repeat comics, highly recommend. Man remember watching movie in cinema with my dad, didn't know it flopped Great video!