Lightyear... is Epically Underwhelming | CARTOON REVIEW
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2022
- I take a look at Disney / Pixar's TOY STORY spin-off, LIGHTYEAR!
"The definitive origin story of Buzz Lightyear, the hero who inspired the toy, Lightyear follows the legendary Space Ranger after he is marooned on a hostile planet 4.2 million light-years from Earth alongside his commander and their crew. As Buzz tries to find a way back home through space and time, he is joined by a group of ambitious recruits and his charming robot companion cat, Sox. Complicating matters and threatening the mission is the arrival of Zurg, an imposing presence with an army of ruthless robots and a mysterious agenda."
Starring Chris Evans, Keke Palmer, and Taika Waititi
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I think the biggest missed opportunity is that since this is supposed to be a movie Andy sees in 1995, they could’ve had a ton of fun making this like a mid 90s movie. You could’ve had so much fun sort of lovingly homaging The visuals, styles, and music of the time period. But instead they wanted to make a generic sci-fi movie that is made in the 2020s.
It really seems like they just wanted to simply make a movie about Buzz Lightyear and only after it was done was when the idea came to them to connect it to the Toy Story universe by making it a movie-within-a-movie that came out before the events of the Toy Story franchise. Honestly it's a cool idea but I'd rather they had not made that connection cause this is not believable as a '90s film.
@@lamontyaboy718 Exactly. In fact, but if this was instead some sort of modern Buzz lightyear reboot that a young adult Andy would be seeing? Maybe even with his own child?
Considering it’s from 1995, I think it’s baffling, because there’s just no way we’d ever see a hit blockbuster film featuring accepting gay characters in that time. Especially if it was like a kids film, parents from 1995 would be outraged. For that reason, it really doesn’t feel like an actual 1990’s movie
I mean I agree, but at the same time I remember that this is the Pixar universe which had people with super powers and amazing technological advances in the 60's.
If the movie was exactly the same but more visually akin to 90s (or later 80s since it's a mid 90s movie) sci-fi films, I think I would've enjoyed it a lot more. Even with the film spelling out to the audience at the start that this is a movie from 1995, after a few minutes it just felt like a 2020s sci-fi film. Nothing in the movie screamed "this was made in 1995" to me. I really wish they played more with the aesthetics and visual style- the original Buzz Lightyear was modeled after 50s sci-fi, so maybe using 50s futurism could've been neat too.
Someone said that this *should* be a 90s sci-fi film but it's clearly 2020s sci-fi in its vibe.
It needed to be a "period" piece love letter.
Or they could’ve made it a reboot of Buzz Lightyear in universe and drop the whole Andy idea
I am actually pretty happy that Pixar is being a bit grounded as of late. It’s a good reality check for Disney and them because it will open the door to more competition. And competition is always a good thing for any industry.
I can't wait for that "competition" to be brought by Disney in a year lmao
@@josome7451 who do you think is next? Personally I hope it’s paramount so that paramount+ can be discontinued and everything of theirs moved onto Disney+ in the process.
@@BrennySpain I think Disney is going to call up the ceo of dictionaries and by the rights to the word "movie" so, they own and take cuts of every movie in the world
@@josome7451 lol
I was able to see Lightyear with my dad on it’s opening night, as he would be busy on Father’s Day itself. It was so great to see this movie with him!
Even if Lightyear doesn’t end up making as much of a splash as Pixar’s other films, I hope the team had a wonderful time working on it. I don’t care how it goes with the public, I just hope the crew is proud with their hard work.
Well, I still haven't seen it, so I'm going to have to judge for myself.
I just saw the movie today.
I saw it on Thursday Night, and I absolutely LOVED it! The action was phenomenal, and I actually liked the twist with Zurg.
I seen some of the clips of this film and I really don't get why people think its bad.
Even if I only seen afew clips of the film myself, I still think it looks promising enough and looks like alot of fun, just like SCOOB! and Space Jam 2: A New Legacy were good movies of 2020 and 2021.
I understand the criticism however I took my 3 year old to see it and he has been running around with his buzz lightyear toy since, his love is good enough for me. Love the videos keep them coming!
At the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about and all that matters! Glad he gets to have his own version of Buzz to love, just as I did when I was his age!
Going into Lightyear, I didn’t expect any elements from BLoSC in here. I love that series, but I knew very early on when it was announced that this would be more grittier and mature than Star Command, and that aspect I really appreciated. My dad especially thought something more serious was the way to go.
Though I’m glad Star Command is still considered canon and not retconned. In universe, Andy saw this, a cartoon spin off Star Command was made and then the toy based off the series was made
Everyone does realize this isn't the first time Buzz Lightyear had his own Spin-Off movie, right?
There was Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins the came out 22 years earlier.
@William Harding Fixed it
I loved this movie, I hope they make a sequel
I have mixed feelings about “Lightyear“. Parts of it are great. There are stunning visuals and some exciting action scenes. But Buzz Lightyear’s character arc is pretty clichéd - Buzz has to learn he can’t do it alone and has to work with his friends - and the way it’s presented is pretty heavy-handed. At one point, midway through the film, a character straight-up tells Buzz, “You don’t need to save us. You need to join us.”
And then, in case you missed it, the film repeats that point, again and again.
It’s the same message you can find in an run-of-the-mill film. And that’s the problem. Pixar does not usually write for children. Compare this to the message in Ratatouille, for example: “Not everyone can be a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere.”
This movie might entertain children, but it doesn’t give adults anything to think about.
Buzz deserved much better.
The movie released in cinemas in the UK 2 days ago, and I cannot lie I fell asleep halfway through watching.
Great review as usual Dave 👍
Honestly, I think a story more interesting would have been about Woody: Pixar telling the story of him, his early days when, apparently, he was the toy of Andy's dad and the movie would tell about the story of his dad, what happen to him, how Woody arrived to Andy's hands, what about the Woody's series in the 60s (even, the story could incorporate another characters like Jessie and all the crew of the series). The thing is Toy Story is a respected saga so I think too many people expected more in this movie but it's a little bit disappointing. Yeah, the story is good and it has a nice message but no more. It's not the movie you'll remember after few months or you want to watch again... anyway, great review Dave!💫
This movie was so amazing, I love the good timed comical moments the story in itself it unique, and it doesnt have a depressing ending like most other stories that pixar has been making lately.
Got an ad for light year before watching this review.
“Meat bread meat. I’ve never eaten anything like this before. Bread meat bread? Sounds gross. It would take all the flavour out.” Lol
The family went with the kids and it was fine, kinda boring with Sox being the bright spot and the only thing keeping the energy up.
I was unsure about the Zerg thing but after a few days... I don't like it.
Luckily I didn't pay for my ticket but otherwise I wouldn't pay for this film.
I'd like a woody movie , I'm curious how that snake got in his boot 👢 🤔
I enjoyed the hell out of it. Pixar has entered uncharted reign! Sci-Fi is really playing it's game in this.
I also really enjoyed it.
I too enjoyed it
It was insane!
I had zero expectations and avoided everything about it besides watching the first trailer once, and I really enjoyed it too. Seeing it in IMAX was also amazing, the IMAX scenes looked incredible.
To me, the first half is actually one of the best moments Pixar has done. My problem is when the "new" characters like Taika Waititi and that older lady show up. There is a portion of the movie, where they are getting to know each other that, frankly, were really boring to me personally. I would rather have it be Sox, Alecia & Buzz by themselves. I also really liked the third act with Zurg etc, thought all of it was pretty decent. Just a whole lot of middle movie.
I actually feel incredible empathy for the makers behind this movie as I think they made this with such good intentions, unfortunately the internet in 2022 is such a wild west factor that literally anything can happen to any movie.
Yes, it shifted from “Lightyear” to “Buzz Lightyear and Friends.”
This movie was alright. Although, I can see some noticeable similarities between this and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. That said however, I definitely like what this movie was going for, I loved all the cute callbacks and it was just overall a cool adventure.
Andy has all the toys from this movie they are just off screen. LOL
I kind of felt the same, the movie is definitely fun, but it did had a feeling that I wish it could've been better. And yet that movie is getting more better reviews compared to Jurassic World. Yet ironically the audience score is more better compared to the critical reception. But then again it doesn't help that there's still a huge divide between how the general audiences see movies vs critics see them. Sure some audience become critics eventually, but does it make us question on did we loss something when changing perspectives? Since the general audience usually comes just for fun and escapism, while the reviewers are more analytical and breaking it down piece by piece since they have more experience in film grammar or story analytics. While there are a few that do make good points of using film as an art form and a way to teach us about something, sadly most people don't like to be talked down to and to them feels like it's making something fun into a boring chore.
Hopefully they might do woody because before he was a toy maybe he can have an orign become a hero and meet Jessie, stinky pete and bullseye
I hope I can give a comment and I'm excited to see lightyear to see the story of buzz and I love your videos of buzz lightyear and the 25 pixar movies with lightyear dave!
Planning to watch this with my dad next weekend in theaters. He’s always stoked about anything sci-fi related (i.e we always watch the new Star Wars content whenever I visit him at his place). He doesn’t quite get the lore of expanded universes nor gets picky about plot holes either. He more or less gets excited about spaceships and lasers - so I think we’re going to have a good time regardless! Also it’ll be nice for us to see something Toy Story related after the VHS days back in the 90’s lol
Sounds like he’ll love it then! I hope the two of you have a great time!!
It’s gonna be interesting to see what will happen with Pixar’s next big movie coming out next year, elemental, if that’ll still come to theatres or straight to Disney+. I’d personally be fine with a straight to Disney+ release but openly time will tell however.
I loved it I watched it with my dad and it was amazing
a movie like this that never looked like it would be good and also was never necessary, is one that i don't feel bad to see underperforming.
I just saw the movie today, and I LOVED IT.
Taiki watiti’s character was really cool in it overall I thought. He’s always a fun actor to watch on screen or hear his voice I think. Thor love and thunder is literally right around the corner too I might add!
I couldn’t agree more Dave
I too found this movie underwhelming- I didn’t hate it I just thought it was okay. One issue I had was the all of the supporting cast be the comic reliefs.
I'm going to see in the theaters! I will also buy the steelbook because I grew up with toy story, I had the VHS now have all of them on blu-ray and loved buzz lightyear of star command. Just a big toy story fan!
Dave just do granny evolution
1:59 I saw this Podcast called What's in My Head Podcast. Jorge Gutierrez the creator of El Tigre and Book of Life was a guest. He said the studio said animated Sci-Fi movies don't do very well. You should check out that podcast it's really cool. Julian the host often gets animation people.
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Hey there Dave. Happy Juneteenth to ya. I have yet to see Lightyear. (2022) just so you know. But I'm pretty sure it's doing pretty good.
I'm going to try to wait for the DVD
I saw it today. I thought it was decent, but I didn't like that Zurg was turned into another Disney/Pixar twist villain.
I'm also a bit disappointed that the cartoon is kinda non canon
The cartoon isn’t non-canon at all. This has been explained endlessly by the filmmakers.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I know, I just wanted to say it again
So close to minions the rise of gru. At least here in Australia on June 23rd! Can we expect a review for that anytime soon at all Dave Lee?
This movie is like yelling in lowercase
I would be down with this film if they released Buzz Lightyear of Star Command on Disney+ as well.
If I’m being really honest about the 2 movies that have come out this year from Pixar, turning red was definitely the better of the two I feel like. Do you agree too Dave Lee?
Certainly agree!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder excellent!
That's how I feel about Up. Starts out heartfelt and poignant but then takes a weird tonal shift when they introduce evil talking dogs.
I know what you mean, with all the questions and stuff. When people ask me so many irritating questions, especially at the same time, it gets way too complicated for me to answer them, as they tend to jumble up.
I do wish that those Toy Story fans would leave the filmmakers alone and let them do their thing.
This new PIXAR animation studios film kind of reminded me of "Up" with Buzz's best friend dying of an old age and Buzz finding out that Zurg was him 50 years later, but less sad.
In my ideal scenario this would be a movie that tied to the Star Command series and expanded the established in-universe franchise of the Toy Story world. However, when I saw the marketing I got the impression that they were selling it as it's own thing. As you described it, more grounded and toned down. Even though that wasn't what I wished it to be, they got my respect for doing something completely different and I went into the theatre expecting a movie very loosely based on the established material. I didn't even expect Zurg to show up. I was totally on board with it until about Zurg's entrance. Then I was so positively surprised and the more references the movie fed me, the more I actually started to hope for it to be my ideal Buzz Lightyear movie. Than the twist happened and the rest of the movie neither felt like the grounded, loosely based unique take on the materal or the expanded tie-in to the old stuff I was a fan of. And despite that I really liked most of the movie as a single film, I left the theatre thinking more about what it wasn't as a part of the whole franchise. Even if the Star Command series was a reboot of this movie in the Toy Story universe, the movie was still too modern-styled written to be from pre-1995. If they hadn't claimed it was from when Andy was small, it would've stood better on its own. The founding of the Galactic Alliance also felt a bit forced in for reference when there never really was an encounter with another civilization through the whole movie. Just humans and their robots. Who did they form the alliance with? It felt like this movie didn't really know what it wanted to be, which is a shame because if they just picked one version and stuck with it they would surely pull it off perfectly and make atleast one part of the audience really happy.
Just saw it today and yeah, for me, it’s around the middle of the road with Brave, Monsters U and Finding Dory: not-great, could’ve been way better, but I don’t feel like I wasted my money.
I literally saw it last night, and I liked it. I loved the callbacks to the original Toy Story, and of course, Sox was adorable. I still wish that they could have done a bit more, but overall it was good.
I am excited to see this movie it sure sounds like a great movie and I love to see it on The Big screen.
Also, if this means a potential Woody’s Roundup movie, I know that they might go the typical Western, but personally I’d love to see it as a kitschy singing cowboy musical
And I thought Turning Red was Pixar’s most divisive movie…
Also, it’s kinda annoying how a lot of discussion for every major movie these days is judged based on the politics surrounding the film and not the actual filmmaking itself. Basically just a bunch of people review bombing and saying the movie is “woke” because it has PoC and/or LGBTQ+ characters in it and is part of some kind of quote on quote “forced agenda the studio and filmmakers are trying to shove down our throats.” It’s really ridiculous because I rather judge a character or characters based on how they’re written and performed than judge them based on their race, religion, gender, identity, etc.
Bigots being bigots
I’m still going to see Lightyear and screw those haters and bigots saying garbage about the movie
I haven't seen anyone complain about there being black people in it I've only seen them complain about the lesbian couple which I personally don't get. There are certain movies that I think do try to push certain agendas or viewpoints when it comes to gender, race or sexuality like Captain Marvel but I don't think this movie is one of them. I guess to some people merely having a LGBT couple in a kids movie is inappropriate because it's forcing sexuality on kids which I agree is wrong but having a LGBT relationship in a kids movie alone isn't forcing sexuality on kids.
@@PeterGriffin11 no one says anything when a streight couple is in a movie and are openly ina relationship.
You can't turn people gay nor trans, that's a fact. If you could then everyone would be cis and streight because that's how everyone was brought up.
Even if you could change someone's sexuality etc, that you can't, why does it matter.
Also pushing good morales like accepting those who are different and treating others equally are not bad agendas to push on kids?
Why is teaching kids good morales suddenly throwned upon these days, society is so brain broken.
@@josome7451 I think you misunderstood me. When I say pushing sexuality on someone is wrong I wasn’t only talking about LGBT I was talking about all sexual preferences in general as in I don’t think any form of media should have any type of message where it’s trying to convince the audience they should be gay, trans, straight etc.
I never said accepting people was wrong I’m not sure where you got that from. When I first brought up forcing sexuality on people I was explaining why some people have problem with the lesbians in the movie some of those people think simply having LGBT representation in kids media alone is forcing sexual preferences on kids I disagree with that too.
I Watched It On Disney+ and I Love It!
2:23 I got the premise right away. Then again I have seen Buzz Lightyear of Star command before. So I am used to a different Buzz.
I loved lightyear
I loved it def one of my tops! 🙌🏾🚀
I think this video summed up my thoughts pretty well- the movie wasn't awful, but for a movie about space, it felt very grounded. The quirky underdog team were all archtypes we've seen before, the quippy humor is the kind we've all gotten used to in movies since Shrek, and this movie really had the habit of undercutting emotional moments with humor, as a lot of movies do nowadays. It's almost like they're too afraid to go too long without a joke in fear of losing the audience? Or they're afraid to take themselves too seriously? I'm not sure.
Overall, this movie wasn't as bad as I was expecting (the later trailers really made me worry), but it didn't reach the heights of recent Pixar films like Luca and Turning Red. I think Pixar is at its best when it's telling original stories that try to do something new- which Lightyear isn't.
You know I’m gonna have to be honest with you too, lightyear definitely started off really well but then takes a different turn and direction around the 30-45 minute mark roughly.
Haven't seen it yet, but I plan to in the upcoming week. Not sure why people would be confused by it though. I perfectly understand what I will be seeing from the marketing. It does look like fun escapism entertainment, which is why I liked Jurassic World Dominion. I feel people overthink a lot of movies nowadays and it is a shame that we can't just go in to a theater and be grateful for an escape from the reality of the world.
EDIT: Finally saw it and I have to say I rather enjoyed it. I thought it had some really clever moments in it and overall was a fun sci-fi movie. Personally, I think it's getting torn apart unfairly, but hey, everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
I enjoyed the movie.
I related to Buzz having been the person who does most of the work in groups projects in grade school
A Live Action Blockbuster Science Fictional Stand Alone film would have been better
For me, I was going to see it: but the reviews are incredibly mixed so I’m probably going to sit it out (for reasons in tone etc. touched on in the video). I’m also tired of Disney oversaturating the market with their IP in sequels, prequels, live-action remakes, spin-offs and theme park shoe-horns. It reeks of corporate Iger and Chapek at its finest, especially in how the corporation has been heading overall since the pandemic began. But if it means getting corporate to keep releasing Pixar films in theatres they way they do for their own studio animation department, I will go see this one in theatres….just at a matinee next weekend LOL
Feel like it's been a minute... 😂
Not Pixars best movies, but its very enjoyable space adventure movie 🚀.
Great review Dave and take care and stay safe 👍.
At least it's better than Cars 2.
@@31darkstar37 I agree.
Personally I think a lot of movies nowadays are suffering from the same pacing problems and resolving things too quickly. For perhaps the past 10 years roughly. In most ways.
Please remember There is another Zurg out there
Old Buzz said he borrowed or in other words stole the future tech when he went far into the future & found Technology you couldn’t believe.he climbed up & used the Zurg suit, that’s why the robots kept calling him Zurg. It wasnt because they couldn’t say Buzz. Meaning he wasn’t Zurg but there is a Zurg out there.
I'm going to see it today and it looks like a great movie
I hope you love it!
It’s almost like this movies purpose was to sell toys.
…wait a minute.
I loved the movie
Pixar isn't guaranteed a hit anymore.
Personally I really enjoyed this movie overall. It definitely wasn’t great by any means, especially when you look at the critic rating on rotten tomatoes, and certainly doesn’t march the quality of storytelling compared to the original toy story movies, but I still really enjoyed it overall. Definitely had a lot of clever jokes thrown in for good measures too.
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I think it's interesting how the Weekly Planet Boys have kinda the opposite opinion of you. They kinda wanted it to be less introspective and less like Interstellar and lean more into being an epic space fantasy that Andy would have been amazed by.
Im sad i cant see it yet Even though it's getting a lot of backlash I'm still excited to see it but I probably won't be able to see it in theaters
Even if Lightyear doesn’t get a sequel, I would LOVE to see a Disney Plus series. I agree that there’s so many possibilities and stories to be told with this iteration of the character, but I think an episodic series format is the safer choice to tell all those stories.
Oh that awesome matbe a spinoff of sox??
@@abrahamgaming2324 I mean, Dug got his own short-form series, so why not Sox?
From day one I wasn't sold on this movie the trailers didn't look interesting at all not the settings, the characters which I really think the advertising treated badly because in the movie Buzz is traveling with 3 other characters but in the marketing they only focus on Buzz and the black girl and the other two guys are just completely ignored. I think Disney & Pixar relied too much on people wanting to watch this movie just because it's a Toy Story spinoff about Buzz.
I really don't feel bad that this movie is failing I hope this is the last Toy Story related movie and that they leave the franchise alone because the 3rd movie is where it should've ended. This should've been an animated short.
I'd love to see it but I don't wanna see it in German in the cinema because from experience they just never get the right voice actors. I'll wait until it comes on Disney Plus because in general I'd really like to see it
I made a mistake on my comment I meant to say I really did like it I thought it was smart and cute and exciting
I think it's just stupid that people are complaining about Woody and other characters not being in there in the Toy Story franchise when this is a Buzz Lightyear movie focusing on Buzz himself
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Who's brilliant idea was it to go up against Jurassic World Dominion? Thats the real reason it did such low numbers!
It opened the week AFTER Dominion, so that’s hardly “going up against” it. This should have crushed its second weekend at the box office.
See I'm the opposite. I have a great HDTV at home. I don't need to commute to a theater to pay too much to see this while people scroll on their phones and talk.
Pixar made a wrong turn with this film. They attempted to create a backstory for a child's toy and they failed. To me, those who were on the Story Board took everybody's ideas, accepted them all, and threw them in a pot. And whatever came out, that is what was published. I'm just going to wait for Lightyear to be released on Disney+. I've read too many mixed reviews that would not want me to open my wallet and buy a $10.00 ticket.
SOX absolutely stole the show!
I enjoyed it, but unlike turning red I don’t want to watch it 1 million times again, or even another time. But Zurg (spoilers: alternate universe Buzz) came in too late and had no depth.
LightYear was better than Brave and Cars 2. That’s about it, for how I feel about the movie. I mean one of the big problems I have with this film is the twist in this movie I’m not gonna spoil it but the twist is soooo stupid that it will make you face palm.
Can you do evulotion of ninja turtles
I have no current plans for TMNT, but I’m sure I’ll get to them one day
@@DaveLeeDownUnder okay
Do you think that for movies this has been a Light Year?😅
Well at least turning red is successful
I can see a Sonic situation happening here where the first film is OK but the sequel is better
So basically, you liked it, but felt it could have been better. Did I get that right?
I did like that film by the way. Just note I didn't have expectations, just curious to see what it was like.
My question isn't so much "why doesn't Andy have any of the other toys?" He likes Buzz, his mom bought him Buzz. Simple. He didn't even get a Zurg so it's not like he was interested in having a set. My question would be why other characters besides Buzz and Zurg don't exist in toy story. Since we see the Buzz Lightyear aisle in Al's toy barn and there are no other toys. Particularly that super marketing cat.
It might have been a better move to make Lightyear its own movie with nods to Toy Story rather than retroactively connecting them. (Or forcing them together) because it's much more enjoyable if you forget about Toy Story and just appreciate it for the movie it is, instead of the movie it's trying to be.
This has been adressed by the filmmakers (in the tweets I showed in the video). In their mind the toys in the movies were based on a cartoon spin-off of the movie that featured different characters.
The Star Command series is 20 years old and I’ve never heard anyone raise this issue about the characters from that show.
That said, the more you think about it and the more forced explanations were given, the more needlessly complicated it becomes. So I certainly agree with you on that.
I think this is probably Pixar's greatest flop since Cars 2. Audiences don't like it and it's not making any money.
To be honest though, I'm personally not impressed with Pixar at the moment. Too many sequels and too many bad ideas. They've done some great work recently (like Soul, Finding Dory and Turning Red) but it kinda feels to me like the studio is losing its identity and I hope that they do reach that golden era again between '95 and 2010.
I have not seen The movie yet Iam waiting for it to come on Television it would have been better that instead of showing an Animated Buzz Lightyear they should had shown Chris Evans play the role as Buzz Lightyear not dubbed showing a Super Cool Science Fictional 👍 😎 Real Life Buzz Lightyear movie 👍 😉 then Lightyear could have become the New Star Wars🥰😍🤩😘
A real life science fictional film should have been better like Star Wars
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I'm a fan of cheesy space opera, so you've sold me on it. I was probably going to avoid the movie before your review.
Plus, seeing the neo-Confederates hate the movie? I'll never pass up on a chance to support something that pisses them off.
That's great to hear, and I hope you LOVE it!
All the more reason to support it, in my opinion.