Pitch Meetings

There's not much to say on Pitch Meetings, but now that I know that IMDB has a page for this(with many people finding this helpful), I thought I would give my quick thoughts(considering the length of the other reviews.)

This You Tube series by Ryan George playfully makes fun of movies in a very funny way. They all have the same premise(episode 100 pokes fun at this), where a screenwriter tells the plot of his movie to a studio executive and pokes fun of the mini and major flaws a movie has. I won't go any further to make the experience better.

Some videos I suggest looking up are: Home Alone, Spider Man 2, Toy Story, Sausage Party, other Disney movies, etc.

Plus they're all about 5 minutes long, so finding time to watch them is super easy, barely an inconvenience!

In short-this is a fun and FUNNY series that film lovers (and those who have seen the movies) will get a kick and chuckle out of!

Pitch meetings are tight..., always on point and hilarious

I just found this channel yesterday, and I've done quite a bit of binge watching. If you're a Big Ol Goof Ball like me, you'll thoroughly enjoy this channel. Videos are not too long or short, and he delivers his points so hysterically, because his sense of humor is TIGHT!

How hard is it reviewing this you ask? Super easy, barely an inconvience! Yes everyone reviewing this should include at least this one quote! If not, you're kinda missing the point! Whoops! Whoopsie! But these are just a few of the memorable things that get repeated.

Pitch Meetings overtook the Honest Trailer created space. For a long time I held the Honest Trailers in the highest regard (After Earth is still top notch, the honest trailer of it that is), but when I discovered this last year ... Cats is probably one of my favorite meetings but there are so many more ... Watch it if you want to see how fine editing, great scripts ideas and humor can work ... Be aware that most if not all Pitch Meetings have major plot spoilers!

Intro: I've watched every Screen Rant: Pitch Meeting at least twice, and I laugh harder and harder every time. To say the least, this show's worth watching. Pitch Meetings is easily some of the best material to come out of YouTube, and one of my favorite shows of all time.

Comedy: Every episode centers around two screenwriters, as they make terrible decisions in making popular films. And Ryan George's expertly done comedic writing. From the funny catchphrases, such as, "Super easily, barely an inconvenience." and the just the way it also acts as a sort of movie review. Pointing out flaws in the film you not have noticed, and critiquing them in a professional way. Hilarious running gags, funny catch phrases, and great reviews. The writing in Pitch Meetings is on point.

Characters: The two characters of this show are both played by Ryan George, and over the top portrayals of Hollywood screenwriters. And are a pleasure to watch, as it is clear, they really don't know much about screenwriting. And it's always to watch how they make such rookie mistakes all the time.

Conclusion: Pitch Meetings both functions as a good comedy and a good review channel. And to conclude, I love every second of this show, as I mentioned before this show is hilarious, and I've watched at least every episode at least twice. And I don't regret anything, and considering the 9.3 rating, it seems like I'm not alone.