Cinemassacre and Team TGWTG (as well as a few others).
Are basically TV for me I watch there stuff all the time, and it just doesn't get old for me. I love a lot of the stuff at both sites and with them providing me such entertainment for free I like to give back through donating and DVD purchases. Plus its still cheaper than cable.
Stick to the 15-20 minute videos, I don't need a full film.
Either way, James Rolfe has earned some cash from me for his work, and I'm glad to send it his way.
The Nerd was great, it made me laugh out loud, it gave me interesting back story to the development of the games he played...
And then the Superman 64 video came in. From there on, the character was overexaggerated, Rolfe's acting turned from believable to simply goofy and the whole concept of the show lost its appeal when it stopped reviewing pop culture-inspired games. Remember when Halloween brought games from movies like Friday the 13th, and Halloween? Now all we get is a Frankenstein game I'm sure no one has heard of.
Anyways, I'm still supporting Rolfe. If he wants to make this, I say he deserves it. And if, in between, I find the movie to be more like the classic AVGN videos, then even better.
His very first review was of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, not exactly the cutting edge of modern day pop culture. But just this past year, he's had episodes about games based on Star Wars and Steven Spielberg movies, so I don't know where the idea is coming from that he doesn't still tap into pop culture.
@Gaidenrider: Yeah, some episodes are not that good, I admit that but I can't say that I think they are bad. They are just not as high quality. Short films like Mr. Bucket on the other hand really stand out I think. James has talent and I really like to see what he does with some budget. Maybe it'll be horrible, maybe not. We have to wait and see.
You're right, I totally forgot. Jekyll and Hyde popped up in my head because that was the first time he appeared on camera in the Nerd persona.
For years, he never asked for a cent from people, and he's produced literally hundreds of videos. Asking for a little help to tackle something that he's fiscally incapable of pulling off on his own shouldn't be criticized.
You curiously brought up Penny Arcade, as if those guys don't "glorify themselves" with stuff like the Penny Arcade Expo. Seriously, if the fans are getting something in return, isn't that a benefit to both parties? Isn't that a GOOD thing?

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