Chris Stuckmann Movie Reviews

(sorry my grammar is terrible) This series has taught me so much about films and made me love films so much more. Through watching so many episodes of this youtube series I have learnt about what makes films flop and great.

Chris Stuckmann is a great reviewer perfect attitude sometimes a little cringe but nevertheless not over the top keeps episodes nice and short and for people who want a followup can watch a longer episode. Obviously its about something not everyone may agree with so some episodes you may disagree with but thats fine not everyone agrees on the same absolute thing.

Me Learning about movies through this taught me a lot about how everything pairs up when writing and making a movie. Through actors and themes with storys.

I always found it interesting what people's points of views they had with a show or movie that I've seen. And seeing Chris Stuckman's ideas on a movie or show with people such as yms or ihe definitely helps with how something is viewed among critics.

Chris Stuckmann has been making film reviews and analysis' since the year 2011. When there is a movie that I anticipate watching, I normally go to his channel and see what he has to say. I'll start off by saying, he is probably the best online film critic I know of. I am now going to give the reasons on why he is better then JeremyJahns. Jeremy talks too fast, he's never clear on his opinion, and his rating system is confusing. Chris is the direct opposite. He expresses his thoughts very thoroughly and are still entertaining.

Chris Stuckmann is an aspiring film maker and one of the best movie reviewers I've found. So many youtube movie reviewers output their product completely unedited, so it is full of "ers" and "uhs". Chris edits his product quite professionally. And his reviews are quality without being spoilerish. It seems his preferences in film lean toward action and horror, and his reviews reflect that, but he also has quite a bit of variety. He also has a "Hilariocity" subset of reviews which stand for "hilarious atrocity". These reviews are spoilerish reviews of very bad films, but if I didn't want to see the film before watching his review, unbelievably I usually do afterwards. In conclusion, anybody who can grade both 1931's "City Lights" and "Deadpool" as A+ films and make a convincing argument in both cases is a national treasure.

Yes, it's fun to watch.

His reviews are very good.

I recommend you have a look.