THEY MADE INDIANA JONES BORING...

[@amandadonofrio5052]

the utter fear in Eric's voice any time the idea of Shia returning in this movie is brought up made me crack up

[@GaunteroDimmm]

As far as I’m concerned, the finale for Indiana Jones was him, Sallah, Marcus, and Dad riding into the sunset.

[@PrettyMuchIt]

Amen

[@Wertsir]

Harrison Ford is pouring his heart out talking about his dead son, and my brain is just playing Shia LaBeouf swinging on vines with monkeys on repeat.

[@Bensonders]

Goooooo Monkeys!!!

[@LostMountainTV]

I’m dying 😂😂😂

[@hefoughtabear118]

Combine the script (with revisions) with Spielberg's directing and this could've been a great finale to Indy

[@gamonstudios]

Definitely! This movie lacked Spielberg’s visual flare. It needed more of his style

[@alexman378]

Highly doubtful. Mangold is a great director as well, but there’s not really much you can do to fix this script, in any form.

[@SomeHarbourBastard]

@@alexman378he’s a good Director, but he’s far from Steven Spielberg.

[@Made-EasyProductions]

I whole heartedly believe this movie would’ve been 100x better if Ke Huy Quan reprised his role as an older Short Round. Phoebe Waller-Bridge did a decent job, but her character was too antagonistic towards Indy for no reason. If her character was replaced by Short Round, someone who has a deep and genuine history with Indy, then that dynamic would’ve worked so much better, and could even be a lot more interesting. It would’ve been so cool to see Short Round take on a heroic vigilante role getting into all kinds of trouble, and Indy having to grapple with realizing that bringing a kid along for his early adventures caused Short Round to go down a dangerous rabbit hole, and maybe even add some personal guilt they could work through. Short Round especially would’ve helped the ending. Knocking Indy out made the ending so anticlimactic, but if Short Round did it, it could’ve shown a complex tough-love he has for his old mentor.

[@mcgfn]

I am genuinely so sad that Short Round never returned, huge missed opportunity. I doubt Ke Huy Quan would have ever been opposed to returning to the character, he and Harrison Ford are basically family to eachother

[@RJ-vy9ch]

100% missed opportunity. Although Indy should never have been knocked out at the end. The decision shouldn’t have been made for him. Indy is the main character and he should have been presented a choice that he should have taken. Him being knocked out and appearing in the present was just so disappointing.

[@RiseOfTheKumquat67]

This movie gave us excatly two noteworthy things: -That minute long sequence of Indy realizing that they forgot to account for continental drift and getting super hyped for them to all die together -This one KZbin review video where the thumbnail was just Indy panicking as he's about to parachute out of the plane with the word "DOOKIE" plastered across the image. I didn't even watch the video, I just love the thumbnail.

[@SamRK-1000]

We NEED to find that video

[@bluethescrub7408]

I think that's the Movie Cynic's review... that thumbnail is indeed tremendous

[@cloudshines812]

Indiana Jones 5 is a crime against Cinema. - The Movie Cynic

[@Fingolfin_95]

They managed to make a movie about time travelling Nazis boring, and people say writers don't have talent anymore...

[@Avocado11]

At least Kung Fury (and soon to be Kung Fury 2) did the idea right and they also had vikings.

[@Jst4vdeos]

starting to think the strike should've brought in some new talent, not worth negotiating with the shit writers we have currently

[@itsmaddiebee]

@@Jst4vdeos A lot of the shitty stories we get are the result of studio execs choosing what kind of content we get and not a lack of quality writers

[@oo4758]

​@@Jst4vdeos bring in new talent so they can underpay them too?

[@Jst4vdeos]

@@oo4758 if people are willing to do the work for less then that's what the work is worth.

[@angela8898]

the dial soap bits made me giggle

[@PrettyMuchIt]

🤭

[@RobertShippey]

6:30 Eric missing the “plain” line cracks me up 😆

[@PrettyMuchIt]

i’m not 100% sure zach even caught what he said hahaha

[@RobertShippey]

@@PrettyMuchIt that’s even better 😂

[@christianisagamer]

Crystal Skull is easily more fun. I like the edits how you guys seemed fairly positive through the video and then it ends with a “I do not like it.” 😂😂

[@PrettyMuchIt]

yeah hahaha i was thinking that too but i mean ofc the coupla good moments in the 2.5 hour runtime would make the highlights!

[@christianisagamer]

@@PrettyMuchIt Yeah I feel ya. Great video

[@1t1sTh3L0rd]

That’s at least 2 major franchises where Shia Labeouf was killed off in between sequels…

[@mario98730]

It’s like someone at Paramount couldn’t decide between 3 scripts so they smashed them all together 😂

[@Joe_334]

I can confirm, this is how it feels when I clock out from these shows.

[@carter_lovejoy]

Disney was the one who produced and distributed this film since they own Lucasfilm (the owners of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises). Paramount, who has the rights to the first four Indy films, was given an association credit for this film but weren’t really involved in the production.

[@chrisallegre2897]

I'd say 4 suffered from the same problem, especially with all the supporting characters he had on the adventure with him.

[@lenonel3286]

Watching this movie is like visiting an elder family member who's just so sad about life and can't wait to die

[@platinumpeyton]

There’s just something about this film that looks like Polar Express I can’t explain it

[@magicman205]

I read this comment during the scene where Indy reveals Mutt died in the war and I 100000% understand what you're talking about.

[@lrrroftheplanetomicronpersei8]

Ewwwwww yeah

[@johannesvanderbeck3276]

It’s the drab color scheme and the yellow-hued lighting

[@firesaint4569]

I’ll always prefer Crystal Skull over this one because at least Crystal Skull tried something. This felt so sterile and safe that it just becomes boring

[@BoyBlunder66]

Yeah. At its best, Crystal Skull still felt like an Indiana Jones movie. I really can't say the same about this one.

[@jizzledoops6789]

It was boring but that last act made it kind of worth it with just how batshit it was

[@joocleary4576]

I wish the time travel had started like 1/4 or 1/3 of the way in. It would have been very cool seeing them trying to navigate around the place knowing full well there'd be a seige and they need to gtfo back to their own time before it hits

[@garydorsey4243]

​@joocleary4576 and they could've had Dinosaurs 😔

[@Max25670]

@@joocleary4576 If this movie was co written by Lucas and Speilberg, I can see this movie ending on a cliffhanger of adult short round saying doctor Jones is alive in 214 BC lol

[@Luke101]

The last act where Indy does absolutely nothing? Lol

[@treytison1444]

@@joocleary4576 if Disney would have hired me I would've made it so Indy and Mads both had a half and could travel to any place in history that the two of them had been. And they have to follow each other and clues through history til the climax.

[@callumtrott7661]

Could of ended with Indiana Jones, a man who’s been fighting for history, becoming legendary History, remaining with maybe a nod to him being engraved into some relic tablet in modern times of him as a legendary warrior and teacher of old But instead, the director pulled that knock out just so they can drag Harrison Fords corpse back for another dozen increasingly dead sequels

[@Shyknit]

I legit thought that was what was gonna happen and made sense. It was disappointing to see the way they took it when THEY presented the idea like why even include that line as an option if it wasn't gonna happen 😞

[@gyoobr]

this just reminds me of the terminator movies. a great thing from the 80s, doesn't need to continue on to the 2020s

[@BoyBlunder66]

I don't even agree with that. Late sequels can be great when they come from people with new ideas and a love for the original. The reason this movie and the new Terminator movies suck is because they're just studio-mandated trash trying to cash in on a major property.

[@DemolitionDustCloud]

​@@BoyBlunder66sorry why did you start it with "I don't even agree with that" 😂😂😂 been laughing at that bits for minutes lol 😂

[@JonahTV]

5:36 you don't pay your editor enough, this cut was fkn GOATed. Better execution and more creative than the whole movie

[@PrettyMuchIt]

octavian is the goat!!!

[@Jakeyisdead]

I feel like this movie had so many great ideas but they just executed it so flat idk how else to put it, it just felt like it was missing the heart that made Indy such a likeable and iconic character

[@Pencilman246]

Yeah I feel the same. Some really awesome moments and ideas and themes about Indy feeling like a man out of his own time, but it feels so dull in execution. Indy should have gone back in time earlier and let some of the story play out there. I was looking forward to them actually getting back to 1939, but it is a poetic ending that Indy got to see some ancient history (his passion) for real just as his own world was exploring space. Just would have been cool to see it play out.

[@StewartFletcher]

So Indy's arc is completely taken away from him when he gets punched out. That's so dumb.

[@emma4675]

I worked on another production at the same studio when this was filming, and getting to see little snippets of the subway and plane sets once in a while when they left the doors open was just the coolest thing… so then seeing how dull the movie is it was pretty disappointing

[@LucasCarter2]

Such a shame to see Indiana Jones go from a legend to whatever he is in this.

[@PrettyMuchIt]

yeeep

[@StarlingInSpace]

Gave him the Jake skywalker treament :(

[@garydorsey4243]

​@@StarlingInSpaceew

[@emblemblade9245]

OLD

[@Drawaface99]

It could have been worse but yeah I will always love the first 3 movies

[@henrycook6196]

Your commentaries are only getting better. Keep up the good work, Eric!

[@WarHog4ever]

It had no story to tell. 4 ended with them getting married. 5 opens with them split up.. and ends with them together again? Besides killing Shia, nothing happened. Such a waste

[@andrewmilito2634]

It really does retread every single beat of Crystal Skull all over again. Indy being the aged pulpy archeologist adventurer in a new time period, having to reconcile his relationship with Marion, a father-(god)child relationship with Shia LaBeouf/Phoebe Waller Bridge, etc.

[@hefoughtabear118]

Obviously 5 doesn't need to exist but it had more to say about Indy than 4 did with its themes about legacy and history vs progress. 4 didnt even touch on these ideas

[@JoJoJoker]

Indiana 5 was such a terrible affair. From the pitiful retirement party for Dr. Jones to Indiana’s goddaughter trying to kill him for no reason (when she isn’t calling him a thief or old man). A complete waste of $400,000,000

[@amyjeanc5398]

So here's my story about this movie. I was stuck in the next town over for a day, and did a few things like go to a park and decided to go see a random movie to kill time. I walked in and saw the next showtimes and saw Indiana Jones. I didn't even know they were making a new Indiana Jones, but I love the 3 originals and don't hate the 4th one as much as others. So I'm watching this film and thinking "Damn, this car chase is taking a long time." Then I'm thinking "They better wrap up the story soon, it feels like they are running out of time to finish this." Then I finally thought "Is this movie two and half hours long!?!?!" And also, I had to pee for literally the entire time because I didn't want to miss any of it.

[@jinxysaberk]

I feel like I’m weird for liking this movie. I just think it’s so much better of a send off for the character than the crystal skull movie. Maybe it’s cuz of ford always being awesome but I felt the emotion in this movie and maybe that’s what carried me through it. To me this felt like one of the most heartfelt movies

[@thescoobymike]

Yeah I honestly really liked it lol but i completely understand anyone who didn’t

[@coreychristian2312]

I loved it

[@hefoughtabear118]

Crystal Skull had better set pieces, pacing, and directing. But Dial of Destiny has the far superior Ford performance and themes that actually said something about Indys place in the world

[@gamonstudios]

@@hefoughtabear118i agree. I think both movies are half a good Indiana Jones movie. One was fun and lacked a good story, the other had a more compelling story but lacked the fun of the other films

[@FluffyroxGames]

Yeah I loved this movie, I thought it was a lot of fun. Can totally respect people who think otherwise though, that's the beauty of differing perspectives after all.

[@danielsdimension2003]

Phoebe Waller-Bridge punching Indiana Jones and knocking him out was the worst scene in this entire movie.

[@treytison1444]

400 years ago when you saw Roman ships made me crack up so hard.

[@conorleddy8085]

The idea for this could have been so good but at least we get a hilarious commentary track💀😂

[@LL-ht2dd]

The last fifteen or so minutes of this movie were the most fun I’ve ever had in a theatre. Just completely ridiculous and out of left field, I loved it

[@henryj.4689]

Man the “proud little boy” line killed me ☠️

[@enbytoon]

I feel like this movie is just weird to end Indiana Jones as a series with, feels incongruous in a way that doesn’t actually sell us on being okay with ending the character in such a way because the movie is so unsure of its own identity.

[@mchjsosde]

What i felt after he identified Phoebe Waller-Bridge as Dobby's daughter is something that i may never process completely

[@MaryHatake97]

It seems like all these old actors are taking jobs just to get out of the house. This feels like I’m watching Harrison Ford’s little retirement hobby lol

[@fiery_scream]

The soap bits made me laugh way harder than they should've lmao.

[@maria_leigh]

saw this at a drive-in with my friends and we lost our shit during the last 20 minutes, felt like a collective hallucination

[@TheReySkywalker]

I really liked this movie, personally. I thought it was a fun time. I’d slot it behind Last Crusade and Raiders as my top 3.

[@masterxl97]

Voller: I'm going to go back in time and kill Hitler... Homer: That's good! Voller: So I can replace him and be 10 times the Fuhrer he ever was! Homer: That's bad...

[@andhispalmugman6314]

This is the only Indiana Jones movie I have ever seen. And I love it. Mads Michelson ate shit on the train scene and returned with no explanation and injury, I love it.

[@Jokin_Jake]

I love the foreshadowing throughout the movie pointing to the climax of the movie. The watch on the dead dude the propellered dragon engraved on the wall both were both perfect hints.

[@codysalas6140]

From my personal opinion. Indy chose to stay in the past and that was a decision he fully made on his own that he was alright with and the girl just took that away from him.

[@PrettyMuchIt]

yeah that was weird

[@littlemissmello]

He "made" that decision because he was depressed and thought there was no reason to live anymore (because with his injuries he would've certainly died very soon, so it's not like he just gets to live in ancient greece), you don't just let depressed people give in to their suicidal tendencies. If he still wants to die when they back to their present, he can figure that out then. But he didn't really want to die, he just wanted to give up, give up on a world that had moved on without him, where his body couldn't keep up anymore, and most importantly where his grief overwhelmed him to the point of numbness and his wife wouldn't see him anymore die to her own grief. I think it would've been terrible if he just ended up staying.

[@Chara_Dreemurr001]

Fr man. It’s like, his final wish, and it’s a cool way to go too, surrounded by his life’s studies. But nahhhh, that’s not what the girl wants, and it’s definitely not so they can make another sequel and kill his wife again 💀

[@codysalas6140]

@@littlemissmello love your take on it. Very interesting.

[@littlemissmello]

@@codysalas6140 thanks! I feel like people didn't like this movie for the same reason people dislike Buffy season 6; it's the one where the main character is majorly depressed, but I quite like that for a theme.

[@namecomingsoon9517]

The best scene in this movie is when Indiana is morning his son

[@PrettyMuchIt]

100000%

[@SirFooplesTheThird]

I read this as mooning his son and I was very confused for a minute there

[@MaRod81]

"I would much rather watch Crystal Skull" is the part when I clicked subscribe.

[@rkmedia8629]

For what people say about kingdom of the crystal skull, at least it was fun! Every time I watch this at home I fall asleep! 😂😂

[@betterlatethannever4529]

Should have been a two part adventure of Mutt and Shortround on an adventure to find clues left by Indiana only discover he had been sent back in time. The side plot could also be that Indi was gone for so long that most think he died but Mutt believes he’s still alive.

[@chrisallegre2897]

I much preferred Crystal Skull to this. The 4th one still had the Spielberg charm even with all of its faults. Dial was just whatever. Also wasn't a fan of how Indy's character arc in this was pretty much the same as Han Solo's character arc in Episode 7. I saw this in the theater with my son, maybe 5-7 other people in the theater and they were all over 60.

[@grumpymonkeyenterprises6413]

My friend explained the Roman part to me and I never understood how that could be in a Indiana jones movie. This is the first time I actually saw how they did it and it’s way dumber.

[@Luke101]

Indiana Jones sitting on his ass bleeding out for the big climax of his final film is something I never would have predicted in a million years. This movie was so unnecessary

[@ViperChief117]

The only thing this movie made me want to do when I was watching it in theaters with my father who showed me the originals in the nineties? Is make me want to go home and watch the original three on Blu Ray instead. Lol

[@Joe_334]

If I can remember to Kate Capshaws dismay, they used real bugs, during that trap room sequence, when Indy and Shortround get stuck in that room with the spikey descending ceiling... Edit: I can still hear Screamy ass Willie Scott from, Temple of Doom.

[@NTWoo95]

I remember being so excited for dinosaurs, I was giddy in my seat

[@Manofsteel1701-f4r]

As a movie I hate what this film did to Indy’s legacy. However I am grateful for it for an odd reason. My grandma took my sister and I to see crystal skull in theaters when it came out. The entire theater was just the three of us and we had a ball. Fast forward to now and I’m lucky to have both her and my grandfather with me still. This was the first movie she’d seen since the shut downs and both her and my grandpa had a blast. I knew the movie was bad but I’m glad I’ll always have that memory of being with them. I will say I had been looking forward to your recap of this movie and I love how you could tell you were so bored with it it got hard to make fun of 🤣

[@MollyKillers]

As a person who hasn’t seen this movie… I can’t believe they killed Mutt! 😂😂😂 like it’s an open plot point to not do something with him but to kill him?!?! Honestly I respect them for that… and really only that 😂

[@creed8712]

They had to kill him because they ran out of ideas and needed to justify his female replacement. It’s the same reason they killed John Conor in terminator Dark box office so they could justify doing the same plot again

[@Eerondeimon]

At 4:43 that one CGI bug on his right shoulder definitely just vanished mid crawl 😂

[@jamesdeziel1468]

Such a missed opportunity to make his sidekick the CIA agent

[@cooldude119]

eric sir ive been rewatching your videos all day everyday for the past week and whenever i dont watch for an extended period of time i have withdrawals thanks for the banger uploads

[@thereaper6137]

I still think it’s a good ending to the character, Say what you will but the ending made me cry

[@zacburns2724]

Choosing to experience this Indiana Jones for the first time through a Pretty Much It video

[@kekchanbiggestfan]

6:25 The “plain” comment going unnoticed killed me

[@ironcladnomad5639]

It's so sad because even the theme music sounds slow and tired. There's no way I can bring myself to watch this.

[@williamhayes2960]

8:50-- hurts, doesn't it?

[@Hectorferjr2]

Transformers and Indiana Jones have flopped without Shia LaBeouf. Shia has currently worked with Abel Ferrara, David Mamet, and Francis Ford Coppola. I always believed Shia LaBeouf could have helped Steven Spielberg win 6 more Oscars for movies like War Horse, Lincoln, Bridge of Spies, The Post, West Side Story, and The Fabelmans.

[@BLAISEDAHL96]

Completely agree that the Syracuse scene should have been the beginning of the 2nd act. I was hoping they were going to make it back to 1939. Old Indy meeting young Indy would have been sweet

[@muffinam]

PHEOBE WALLACE AND GROMIT LOLLL

[@IsaiasMGPalafox]

Crystal Skull appreciation. 🙏 Also, R.I.P. Mutt. 😭😭😭

[@Hectorferjr2]

That’s my one main criticism about Steven. He needs to collaborate with past actors more frequently. Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, and Leonardo DiCaprio know the benefits of collaboration.

[@Disco-v3ry]

Im still pissed they closed off roads and areas of Glasgow for this

[@jasminlyricc]

I JUST watched this movie this morning and you echoed every thought I had 😭😭😭 I love when you validate me

[@lenonel3286]

2:38 why does she look CG!!!

[@davidshead1323]

I loved the movie and really connected to the more deliberate pace and deeper heart it had compared to the other films AND i was very intrigued and into the mystery of the dial and finding that all out BUT i can understand why people arent hot on it because it doesnt develop the action scenes into a sequence which is what basically all the other films spend their runtime doing. The horse in the subway in any other indy film would not have been the end of that sequence. That was great and really should have ran with that and continued to throw in ideas to build more tension and put the character in even more danger (and danger that should be very visually interesting conceptually)

[@SpiderBatFan]

1:05 what do I have to do for you to see Fleabag!?

[@PrettyMuchIt]

loved it!

[@zeldagameryt4018]

At least Crystal Skull was a fun time to watch even if it was insane with freaking aliens and man eating ants. Dial of Destiny just felt like watching Force Awakens again with an iconic character being shown up by a new female character and just repeating plot lines from movies past

[@henryfeil5616]

I liked it! But your commentary was hilarious as always

[@CoffeePotGames]

I actually fell asleep in the theater during the climax. I wish this was better

[@Immallama22]

Movie should have died in production the second they lost Spielberg.

[@bimmylee1744]

The Indiana Jones trilogy is like the Arkham trilogy, perfect. Crystal Skull is like Origins, no one asked for it, but gets a little better with age and retrospect. Dial is like Suicide Squad, it was revealed, hyped up, released, and died almost immediately.

[@Devilhunter56]

Indiana Jones was my childhood growing up. I remember running the roller coaster at Disneyland to watching the movies to the Lego video games. This movie however, made me want to send Crystal Skull an apology video.

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

Nice! Love being early. I care nothing for Indiana Jones, but this will be fun. Like Ghostbusters, it really is a franchise I can't hsve nostalgia for, and therefore also way less love. On the other hand, I can hear news about either without being outraged online in the most pathetic way possible.

[@HighLordOfHouseIX]

It’s just such a bummer- at least crystal skull is fun! This movie, while a good send off for Indy, is just not an Indiana jones movie in anything other than script. The spirit is not there unfortunately

[@undefinedromance89]

"long square" killed me

[@treytison1444]

Phoebe Wallace and Gromit made me laugh ty.

[@jacobboc9549]

Saw it in theaters, wasn’t overwhelmed going into it with all of the reviews beforehand. Though trying to ignore the shoe horned god child so there’s motivation for a retired adventure. Some of the set pieces were decent, know how limited harison ford is. But Ik I were to rate it 5.5/10

[@LiamDalley-jd1kc]

I honestly loved Dial of Destiny. I thought it was a great goodbye to Indiana Jones (a franchise that is near and dear to my heart) plus I choked up multiple times

[@kitsalmonovitch6978]

Same 😊

[@RegginaldRiglet]

Understand and film(art) is objective to each own person but I think the nostalgia and good will of previous installments is what carried you through. This movie as a stand alone is very bland and just meh. Imo. Just never found the right beats and classic moments I believe a Spielberg could have brought to this

[@rileyscherer129]

​@@RegginaldRigletyou mean subjective. Objective is the opposite of what you're describing

[@RegginaldRiglet]

@@rileyscherer129 yes lol mixed my words

[@littlemissmello]

​@@RegginaldRigleti really loved the original trilogy but haaaaated the fourth but my mum and I went to see this one to make fun and expected a bad movie but we both really enjoyed it after all. We're both critical viewers of media and I am not going to pretend it was a flawless movie but it was leagues above the fourth at least and I left the theater feeling excited

[@tonybippitykaye]

I can only imagine just how much more awful it would’ve been if they kept the ending where Indy dies and Phoebe basically takes his place throughout the original trilogy…

[@owenjolley351]

1:04 *Just call her Fleabag and leave it at that.*

[@Lex-the-starship-ranger]

WHY ARE UR VIDEOS SO FUNNY!?!?!?!?!

[@PrettyMuchIt]

IDK BUT THX

[@hauntngu4002]

Mutt should've been the new Indie. Also, fuck the cgi. If it was done once, they could do it again.

[@Life-is-a-birdsong]

💚Love you Eric!♥️

[@slackstarfish8133]

I can’t be the only person who thought this movie was solid

[@spelcheak]

Yeah, it could have gotten into it faster and had more comedy but I liked it.

[@do-not-subscribe]

Yeah it was good!! Opening scene was incredible and the rest of the movie was pretty fun as well

[@KayPeeOpee]

​@@Dartanyoogles everyone who disagrees with you is a cry baby 😖

[@eon5323]

Well there's people out there who genuinely enjoy eating their own feces, so I'm sure you're not alone! More power to ya!

[@heelmoxley365]

5:12 Hellboy making an appearance 😂

[@Dreaklock]

This movie was so bad it makes Kingdom of the Crystal Skull seem like the Godfather by comparison.

[@0saintclark0]

So i havent watched this, but the bits you've shown make me think there was a good movie here with a bit of trimming of the script and more time travel - which is nuts for me to say as the time travel bit is so barmy.

[@joek81981]

I didn't see this one at the time, and I feel like this'll do.

[@Dovahkiif]

This was just Crystal Skull but done way worse lmao. People really out here pretending that just because it didn’t have aliens or the fridge scene that it’s suddenly a decent Indiana Jones movie.

[@kaileywalton8950]

YES GATEN WOULD HAVE CRUSHED IT INDEED

[@Max25670]

We still got Brown Gaten.

[@heelmoxley365]

I’m screaming at the most boring font in the thumbnail 😭

[@gast321]

It's a shame to see that you didn't like it, I thought it was quite good

[@CheerUp2]

The animation was giving the polar express in this for me