Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@Don’t
 
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What?

@Mildgyth  
Yo, as far as i know, this isn’t the politics thread.  
(Uh) Sorry about that.

@Dex Stewart  
Burma

@Myoozik  
Rambo 4 was the best Rambo sequel.

@tngjstn  
Dude, please stop. We were told to stop, so please do so.

@Dex Stewart  
Haven’t seen any of them, they do seem like a fine movie series

@Myoozik  
The tone changes quite a bit.  
The first one is more drama than action,with Vietnam Vet Rambo being harassed by cops and freaking out. He escapes and is pursued but the cops underestimate his abilities.  
In the end we learn a bit of his traumatic experience.  
The second film is very much a straight forward action movie with all the cliches that entails. It’s watchable,but it’s not something I would have watched otherwise. The third is another action movie,the effects are great,but the plot is standard action,which is fine,but I’m not a fan.  
The cartoon series is clunky,slow and cheesy in a bad way. The music is about the only salvageable thing from that mess.  
Rambo 4,is another action movie,but it’s a far stronger movie to me than the other sequels. The second and third portrayed war in a slightly exaggerated cartoony way,while this one is grounded and takes place in nonfictional Burma.(setting,the film was shot in Thailand I think) This is a pretty violent flick. It doesn’t shy away from gruesome imagery that wouldn’t be out of place in a war documentary.The villain is despicable in a way that you can’t wait for Rambo to give him his comeuppance.(Intrestingly,the villain was played by a real life Burmese Freedom fighter)  
Finally is Last Blood,a divisive flick for fans. I enjoyed it,but the intensity of it can be too much for most people. Rambo is back in the US with his family,his niece is getting into trouble with some Mexican gangsters,and the finale is basically deadly Home Alone in underground tunnels Rambo made.

@Dex Stewart  
Sounds like a rollercoaster ride of quality with the way how you described it. My curiosity and interest has peaked now.

Long talkers are all nerds.

I think you want to make every female characters have bigger bust and/or wear scantily clad clothings.

@NitroFury  
Who you saying that to?

With hindsight, People used to give The Nostalgia Critic’s opinions WAY too much “authority”. Anything he likes was automatically good, anything he didn’t like was automatically bad.

@Don’t  
And that’s different from any other only reviewer how?

@Meanlucario  
He more or less started the trend of YouTube reviewer, so you can argue that he was a foreshadowing of how much Influence Youtube Critics will habe

Every. Time.

@Don’t  
You overestimate Youtube and him than, since that was a thing well before Youtube. One can argue it was a thing even before critics were a job. People will always find a reason to be a snob to those who think differently.

@Meanlucario  
Depends on which critic you mean, some Movie critics used to have their own TV shows because of how popular they were. While others were niche
 
But still I feel it’s much easier to become big as a YouTube critic than doing reviews for magazines and hoping you become popular.

@Don’t  
That’s due to accessibility, but again, he nor YouTube started it, as you’re claiming. It’s a mindset that predates Youtube and possibly critics.

I don’t believe in luck.
 
Luck is for leprechauns and cereals with marshmallows in them.

The Media who demonised the old woman who sued McDonalds are pieces of shit
 
If 700+ people got burns because McDonalds was serving coffee at a 190 temperature then maybe the problem is McDonalds?
 
It was basically “my poor oppressed millionaires are being sued by someone who’s vagina got ruined because they serve coffee at a temperature that should be illegal in the first place”

@Don’t  
In hindsight, it really is harsh the media, comedians, Hollywood, and such all made her into a joke throughout the years, and she became the poster child for “sue-happy” people.
 
It’s worse then that, because she was already elderly, she almost died from the burns, and she was reluctant to sue McDonald’s at first, and only wanted them to pay her hospital bills, which would’ve been chump spare change for a worldwide megacorporation like that.  
But because the media & Hollywood were ignorant of that, and just heard, “Some crazy old lady is trying to sue McDonald’s for herself spilling her own drink that’s obviously hot,” (but not supposed to be that hot) they turned her tragic experience into a joke.

@Beau Skunky  
@Don’t  
Which is why, then as now, never trust the media without good reason, they will sell gasoline to people on fire.

@GasMaskGuy98  
Mm, I’d say those born into wealth could count as lucky. They weren’t fated to be born.