Justice League Pitch Meeting - Revisited (1 Million Subscriber Special)
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- Thanks for one million subscribers! Step back into the VERY FIRST pitch meeting and revisit the completely factual accurate conversation hat led to Justice League! Complete with commentary from Ryan George who is now several years older!
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Ryan’s the type of guy to rise into the air after smelling some pie.
not these comments 😭😭😭
Ryan the type of guy to drop his jaw to the ground and have his eyes pop out 2.36m from his sockets when he sees *hot wemon*
@@EinFelsbrocken Awooga!
Pie floats in the air when it smells Ryan
@@newshub743 IM SORRY I couldnt withstand the urge to use this antediluvian meme 😭
My 15 year old daughter and I have watched every Pitch Meeting over and over again for years. Last year for Mother's Day, she wrote and performed a Pitch Meeting just for me, and it was the best gift I have ever received in my life. She gave me a hand copy written of her script, and I thought you might get a kick out of it. Thanks for your videos, we love them!
Producer Guy: So you have a movie for me?
Write Guy: No sir I don't.
PG: Huh?
WG: Well, since it's mother's day, I thought I would pitch you a mother instead.
PG: Oh? What kind of mother?
WG: A really awesome one.
PG: Like how awesome?
WG: The Rock level of awesome.
PG: Wow, wow, wow. That's one solid mother.
WG: Yes sir she is.
PG: But how can we monetize her?
WG: Super easy, barely an inconvenience.
PG: Oh really?
WG: Yes. What if we didn't?
PG: Wait, you're telling me that we don't make money off this pretty and hard working mum?
WG: Yes sir I am.
PG: Okay, so why is she important then?
WG: Well because she is very cool like a fridge. Also she only sometimes steals teddy bears and she is such a nice person that if you get sick she will take care of you.
PG: Being a good mum is tight.
WG: Yeah, when I got sick my mum would just push food at me with a stick.
PG: A very traumatic childhood.
WG: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
PG: Well, since you're pitching such a great mother, let's get her a gift.
*One shopping spree later*
WG: Here you go awesome mother. Love Ash.
“Being a good mom is tight.” 😂
@@jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii well the eggs for breakfast were supposed to be in my mouth and not guffawed all over the table but here we are.
This is super sweet. You have a good daughter there.
My family watches Ryan's videos together too. He's very funny for the whole family!
Why did I read "love Ash" like they just came back from the shopping spree and threw literal love Ash in the moms face🤣
This is like , the most sweetest thing I ever saw
"You don't really have to grow up, that's just something they tell you"
Thanks for the validation!
I wish you the best, all your stuff is funny.
absolutely lost it when you said "unsettling reality of me addressing the camera directly" because I was genuinely wondering why something felt strange 😂 This was so lovely. Thank you for taking us through this 💖
but the astronaut do it all the time,is that someone else? ^^
Adstruonaut @@hansdampf640
This new character is really meta! I love how he's supposed to be like the guy behind the pitch meetings and the other characters are supposed to be him and everything. Very creative. I wonder who keeps coming up with all these characters.
*The AI behind every single Pitch Meeting and Ryan George video.*
@@theonebman7581 R.Y.A.N.
@@judahboersma4163 Robot Yelling About Movies
There is a video coming out next week about how the creative team came up with the Ryan character, after months of focus groups ...
Interesting fact the AI behind the 'Ryan' character lives in a small box under the 'Ryan' characters obviously fake hair.
So nice to get some background information on Pitch Meetings after watching over 300 of them.
Ryan George, Love your content!!! Suicide Squad was my first pitch meeting. My question, would you ever go back to pro tips? I enjoyed those too
I agree, this kind of behind the scenes type stuff is pretty neat. Also your music is amazing.
He made one for 300?
@@gameandmoviecommunity5757 what's funny is he actually did. 😂
Getting some background information is TIGHT!
Seeing Ryan actually walk us through his content is kind of amazing. Been watching for years and never thought I'd get this short of actually meeting him.
Doubleplus amazing when hes like”WOW that one was AWFUL!” and Im over here buttless, having laughed my butt off.
Ive been watching pitch meetings for years..I think this and the content on Dead Meat are legitimately the best film criticism out there… theyre both really positive and leave room for people to enjoy things, while also pointing out the Nonsense and being incisive and, like, objectively correct in most of what they say.
Both do it in a hilarious way but entirely without malice, and I’m here for it!
In a way, Ryan is turning that same critical eye to his own stuff. James at dead meats doing the same. Explicitly as of late; hes doing recounts for the Scream series.
Ofc Ryan still makes other vids that render me buttless. Even the adstronaut frequently renders me buttless.
Meeting him would be tight.
Why did you nearly meet him?
I see two comedic uses of fuck or f*ck respectively. I agree with the bleeps being funny in a setting where the swearing itself is out of character or unexpected.
I am highly against bleeping in a context where the words would be expected and where the comedic value comes from the character saying the word the way they do.
Example A: Dad brings sleeping kid to bed, lovingly gazes, tucks them in, turns around and quietly leaves the room, steps on a Lego and yells F*CK! The bleep emphasizes how inappropriate the word is in the setting and thus creates comedy; thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
Example B: Two Wisconsin dudes on a porch smoking herbs while having deep dialogue. One of them says a different variation of "Fuck." every now and then. An alien spaceship appears and turns the sky into fire. The dudes look up and one says, after a dramatic pause: "... Fuck."
Bleeping this removes the comedy because it creates emphasis on the word being inappropriate in context, which doesn't fit. It also replaces the nuances of the differently pronounced "fucks" with a generic tone.
Bleeps done right: IT Crowd.
Bleeps done wrong: Key&Peele's sketches turned family-friendly.
"You don't ever really have to grow up, that's just something they tell you" - words to live by.
I still can't believe someone can have so much on screen chemistry with themselves after all these years
I worry that they will break up!
@@jfess1911 but the makeup sex would be legendary
@@WalterhPoe Well, it we see Ryan with his arm in a sling...
Thank you for making this channel. Thank you for revisits, they a brilliant really. He's the CZcams Ryan Reynolds
Why Reynolds?
@@Marquis-SadeI really don't see it, Ryan George has more than one joke
@@WiloPolis03 And Reynolds has only one joke?
@@Marquis-Sade Yeah I don't think that reply really stuck the landing lol. I meant to say that Reynolds is very one note
@@WiloPolis03 Oh I see
You realize these are amazing when you notice you have binged like 50 and they still feel fresh. Even watching older ones with the pacing a bit off and everything they are still a blast.
“You don’t really have to grow up, that’s just something they tell you.”
Thank you Ryan, I needed to hear that! 💛🌻
Remaining true to yourself and finding whatever small pleasures you can within the existential crisis that is existence itself is TIGHT
This is a quote I will use.
I swear. Just make ur money and pay ur bills and be a decent human.
@@UrbanMediaReview what about having a family you need to grow up to have one
@STEFIX no matter how old you are you'll still feel young maturing isn't the same as growing up
Seeing old pitch meeting always make me smile because of how crazy and unhinged the producer guy and pitching guy became
As Honest Trailers guy said, they became "permasmile psychopaths."
They kinda seem more cracked out back then honestly. They're a little more settled into themselves now. Lol
@@jkta97Trope on TV Tropes is the Stepford Smiler
"You may keep your smiles. *The Council* has no need for them."
First of all please keep the revisited episodes coming. How do you approach a pitch meeting for a movie you like as opposed to one you don't like? and do you ever find yourself writing a pitch meeting in your head while watching the movie.
He read your comment in the next video
@@NICH999 ay I didn’t know that. Thank you fine fellow
Which video was that?
@@AdhiNarayananYR He answered it in the Ant-Man revisited.
@@arifiarian1998 thanks
Seriously, whenever I’m bored or need some chuckles, pitch meeting is one of my go-to binges. Even if I’ve seen it over a dozen times 😅 Thanks Ryan!
I love the fact that my spouse, our kids, and my parents all can NOT say the phrase “super easy” under any circumstance without someone else in the family saying “barely an inconvenience.”
Oh really!
Wow wow wow wow
Finishing each other's sentences with a catchphrase is TIGHT!
That's Tight.
That's what we're going with!!!🖖😁
I actually like these. Keep them coming. It's better to have higher quality pitch meetings than a flood of content.
Quality over quantity any day 👍
Yeah! Quality is much better than Quantity! Positivity all the way!
I guess he ran out of movies to make fun of.
I do hope he eventually covers the Pro-Tips spinoff on Screen Rant. Some of them were really good, even a couple without RG in them. I heard those are all friends from college or something
@@someuser. WTF is that and why is it on every damn comment on this video? Is this spam, or is it an inside joke? If it's spam, someone please flag this.
Super glad that you've decided to continue this comentary format, as a creator myself it's super interesting to know more about your journey and thoughts.
And I also watched EVERY pitch meeting you put out! I'm from Ukraine sorry for grammar mistakes :)
He is the perfect combination of comedic genius and working stiff who does not take himself too seriously but takes his art very seriously
I literally felt chills when he said "super easy, barely an inconvenience" for the very first time. One of youtube's finest moments.
I hope he uses that phrase again sometime.
@@freewheeler8924 ah using that phrase again sometimes is tight!
The first intelligent lifeform to find AI after it has eradicated humanity: Wasn't it difficult to exterminate an entire race whose history from the beginning of their existence was based on warfare?
AI:
When my kid will learn it at school, I will be able to tell him/her that I was there. The equivalent of the Apollo 11 for our generation 😅
Oh really ?
Congrats on a million, Ryan! You deserve all of it!
This is the guy who came 2022nd in the MarvelFan contest.
Ryan is TIGHT!!
he would have gotten more if not for lame screen rant channel
I appreciate the bleeping, since it allows me to share these with my kids. Foul language is so overused now that it's usually more annoying than funny. When I was in the Army, I worked with a guy who used the f-word as a noun, adverb, and adjective multiple times in every sentence. He once tried to tell me a funny story about his dog and I had to stop him to ask if that was actually the dog's name.
@@kragus9 😂😂😂
I’ve unironically learned more about writing with this channel than any class I ever took
The unexpected "bleep" at the end was perfectly timed. Well done.
I love the show. I have watched almost all of them.
Just want to say that I liked the more serious criticism and shocked moments rather than the foolish yes man that the producer guy has evolved into.
I read that just as it happened lol
Have you ever posted a pitch meeting that you didn’t like how it turned out but it was really well received? Congrats on a million!
For everyone clicking on the link in this thread, it’s just promoting a super shitty CZcams video on how to make pizza
It's always fascinating how famous sayings become popular. "Super easy...barely an inconvenience" has been one that I've adopted and use in real life at least once a week. Co-workers and clients usually like it and occasionally, it's like a secret password that reveals mutual fandom!
Exactly. Was reading a LitRPG novel a couple weeks ago and the author snuck it in. Hiding catchphrases is TIGHT cause that's from that other thing!
It's always a treat to find a fellow fan of anything in real life. Immediate dopamine hit
My favorite at work is: "wow, wow, wow.... wow."
Ohhh, having a secret phrase to find other fans of the same thing you like is TIGHT!
having famous sayings is TIGHT!!!
0:55 "You don't ever have to really grow up, that's just something they tell you." -Ryan George
This skit has come such a long way.
7:50 Here, I almost expected the exec to say, "Tripping and falling onto boobs is TIGHT!'"
I love how he sets up the "swear joke" at the beginning of the video and delivers the punchline almost at the end of it with a poker face. That's master level comedy.
A perfectly executed brick joke.
Being your fan is super easy... Barely an inconveniennce! I'm addicted to your pitch meetings...Thank you for entertaining us Ryan!
Pitch Meeting fans are tight...
Wow wow wow .......
Wow
@@jelita_ wow
@@Meisha-san yup. Easy to live like a parasite
Oh wowowow…..wow.
We're grateful for your pitch meetings dude 👌
Dude a million subs! Absolutely massive congratulations! You deserve it. You were literally the only reason anyone was ever subbed to Screen Rant and your content was WAY too good for them xD I'm sure you had friends there and there's probably SOME okay people there but overall that channel/site/mess is just a joke as far as games journalism goes and some of the stuff they put out. I'd say i can't believe how fast you got 1mil subs but actually i totally can since your content is fantastic and always so positive and wholesome even when tearing apart utter garbage from tv or film so expertly. Looking forwards to many more years of awesome content
Ryan is just all round wholesome guy. I think it's scientifically impossible to dislike him.
full agree lol guy deserves the best
Liking him is super easy, barely an inconvenience!
My brother in law apparently can't stand him. I have no clue why
@@seppyq3672 was he related to the bad guy who got his neck snapped by Ryan who saved the day?
Well apparently he's Canadian, so.....
I love how even when directly addressing the camera and actually talking to the audience he keeps the same sense of humor he would in a sketch
it’s super easy for him. barely an inconvenience
This is the Pitch Meeting lore that I've needed. I'm doing everything possible to be a superfan of this channel 😆
Yes! Being a superfan is tight!
Hey Ryan, I recently discovered your pitch meetings and I gotta say, man, I'm addicted. Your sense of humor manages to be smart, passive aggressive, aggressive aggresive and goofy all at the same time. Binging all of them over the past week has been super easy, barely an inconvenience.
I'd love it if you could do one about Kingsman: The Secret Service, since it's one of my favorite movies and I'd love to see a pitch meeting about it. I'll be there for the next ones to come, though, whatever movie they might be about. Keep up the amazing work, pitching movies to yourself is tight!
There's nothin that's cringe or boring about the contents that Ryan create. Absolute genius.
Ryan is tight!
@@richardluke6775 probably
Artists tend to feel cringy about their works, specially early works
It's crazy how much better you've gotten at both writing and acting since that first pitch meeting for screenrant
Because editing content is not super easy and barely a convenience we appreciate you bruv! Mighty inspirational btw!
8:17 😂 Aquaman is super cool now and he says cool stuff. I really love learning about Pitch Meeting. This was so funny I had to watch it a couple of times.
Knowing that you love John Mulaney, Parks and Rec and The Office just makes a lot of sense with the comedy that you make, thanks for all the laughs
Can you ever watch a movie without thinking of a potential pitch meeting sketch? Because after watching 300 of these, I can’t 😂
I worked as a movie critic and we had a series «awkward questions» - nitpicking a movie, listing all the plot holes. But again when i was watching a movie I barely thought about that stuff, just watched a movie. And then you think "it was pretty ok, I will hardly be able to get 20 questions out of it". And then you sit down and THINK ABOUT THE MOVIE FOR REAL. As soon as you start, it begin to fall apart and you end up with 100+ questions.
Its not hard to do, Ryan's genius not just in noticing the plot hole but in joking about it so perfectly.
And another huge perk - he barely ever NOT mention the main things, the ones you yourself were annoyed by and are waiting for Ryan to mention.
I mean it's easier to think of a sketch the worse the movie is. I feel like good movies just don't have enough to criticise in them.
Same here for sure. Every time. I will see a scene that’s really bad and one of Ryan’s many perfect catch phrases will come to mind. Usually “So the movie can happen” whenever there’s one of those improbable plot convenience moments that make me roll my eyes so hard I can see my own brain.
Congrats on 1M subs, guy! I have recommended you to SO many people. So I get credit for … maybe 5 of those? Love your amazing comedy instincts & timing. Thank you for all the laughter. What better gift is there?
@@TiMonsor thank you for this insight! I definitely agree, he always hits the questions we all have in a perfect way!
@@lananiella I often find myself saying “super easy, barely an inconvenience” and it’s so funny when people don’t understand the reference but even better when they do
Just seeing this 7 months after - In case no one has asked in that time; love to see a video where all the catch phrases came about and the first videos you started using it! Love what you are doing! Wtaching it mostly on Facebook, but occassionally here.
Great content. Ever considered doing a pitch meeting for each of the "Worst Film of the Year" choices thru the 80's and 90's? I'd love to see a pitch for Highlander 2: The Quickening (Siskel & Ebert's Worst film of the Year when it came out) and man was it a mess.
Every time a studio even thinks about making a movie they should be asking only one question: "What will Ryan's pitch meeting say about it?"
It would be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Right! But they don’t want to know what a smart guy thinks; that could make them poor.
@@stephenmcloughlin9894 How would they even imagine what a smart guy thinks? Or is it like Gene Hackman - "I imagine a man smarter than me then try to figure out what he would do."? (I forget what movie)
That is true! If at any point one of these phrases would be used, they should change something:
"You should get all the way off my back about..."
"So that the movie can happen!"
"Because!" and next "That works!"
"Heyshutup..."
"Whoops! Whoopsie!"
That be cool if made it mandatory for screen writers to watch the latest pitch meeting.
How did you realize "Super Easy, Barely an Inconvenience" should be in every pitch meeting? (Perhaps violating the number of questions allowed) How did you develop the "tight" catchphrase? Also, I'm enjoying these behind the scenes looks.
The first ever Pitch Meeting I saw was Soul. Duuuude, my then 10year old nephew asked me to watch it with him n I was like yeah yeah, assuming it wouldn't be funny for me as an adult, so I watched it with low expectations, and then ka bam! Since then I've rinsed every P.M vid you've ever posted and I can wholeheartedly say you're my favorite CZcamsr (Careful you don't drift into space now, we need you down here) - but yeah, if you want to, I'd love to see Soul revisited; to this day it's still one of my favorites... much Love and Laughter for All things Ryan George!
I finally found out that this channel is in fact not googly eyes CGI creepy things, but is actually one of my favorite comedians that I follow his other CZcams channel. I don't want your thumbnails, but I'm glad that my friends helped me discover the fact that you're the same person that I enjoy on your other channel
QUESTION: How do you film the Pitch Meetings so that the back-and-forth reactions work well? Does someone else read the lines off screen so that you can react to them? Also, it'd be nice to see a "behind the scenes" how it'a made type video.
Good question!
It's explained in the 100th episode pitch meeting of pitch meeting.
He mentioned in a video that the back and forth is accomplished by having the audio overlap slightly with the next shot so that your brain processes that this character isn’t speaking.
He said in an interview he records one side, then the other, with the recording being pretty quick and the editing taking the most time
@@pandaren_brewmaster CZcams loves some people more than others.
Congrats on the milestone Ryan... It's crazy that I'll sit through a 2 hour movie, one that I'd never normally have watched, just so I can then watch a 10 min pitch meeting 😂
Hahaha that's want I do too!
lol same here. There have been several occasions where I wanted to see a movie, just wasn't motivated enough to actually go do it but then a pitch meeting comes out on it and I'm like well damn, now I _have_ to watch it lol
@@Strahan740i There are some movies or shows that look so terrible, I go straight to the Pitch Meeting.
@@dumpeeplarfunny yea but then I'm like "now I should go watch the movie"
@@dumpeeplarfunny cats being a prime example 😂
10:20 The Good place is another good example
Thank you for explaining your career path. Please do more. As a young man who feels like he's wasted his life wandering, it's really refreshing to know pitch meeting didn't even get started until you were 28, a lot of various things in your life built up to that, and it wasn't successful right off the bat.
Thank you Ryan!
He's right about the unexpected cursing. The bleep genuinely caught me off guard 😂
His explanation about always using the bleeps instead of the real words is true too. Reminds me of Carlin's 7 dirty words bit. The censored version has different bleep sounds for each word, and it is far more hilarious as the bleeps play when he rattles them off.
I've seen a few videos where they take a scene from some show and bleep clean words in strategic spots to make it sound like there is swearing.
I don’t think Ryan has realized how much some of us have been curious regarding the start of this channel, thanks man
As someone who came to Pitch Meeting late, but has since watched a lot of them, I’m glad you got the “feeling out” period done on movies like Justice League and have honed your craft so that you are now ready to take on The Goonies and movies like The Goonies (The Outsiders, The Land Before Time, The Guardians of Gahoule. (?) And other definitive movies of that nature…
The Sword and The Stone. The Phantom of the Opera…..
The Count of Monte Cristo…
The Running Man…
all The greats really.)
…..I only just realized how HAIRY Ryan is!
I really like these revisited episodes! It’s way better than rewatching the episodes when I’m bored, I get to watch a new video instead. Lol
I know it's super easy, bearly an inconvenience right?
Do you ever burst out laughing to yourself while recording pitch meetings?😅
Omg I wanna have a compilation
Nice question! Yeahyeahyeah a bloopers reel would be tight!
Just adding a comment here to make it more likely that either Ryan or George read this
@@LucasSantos-wp7ji or Ryab George
Ryab is my version of Ryan
Dude, we love you. Your videos have brought so much laughter to our household (especially during covid) and there was a time when we would put on endless pitch meetings to fall asleep to, is that weird? 🤨 Love the way you look at, analyse, and parody society and the world. Keep it up man. Also sometime please do “Cool as Ice”! 😝
I thought you were just going to post an old pitch meeting and make a few comments. This video js awesome!!! Great to see the history. You should rename this video to "The Pitch Meeting Origin Story" or "The Origin Story of Pitch Meeting". I thoroughly enjoyed this
Congrats! My question is about how you developed the producer guy and screenwriter guy's personalities. In the early videos the producer has more bad ideas that he pushes onto the writer (like a real producer lol) and then he became more of a "wow wow wow" reaction guy to the writer's crazy ideas. It's hilarious but not necessarily what you'd expect, so why did you choose that route?
Oh. Wow-wow-wow...
Wow.
That’s a good question…so moving on…
I need you to get all the way of my back about that.
I just thought it was because movie producers are dummies, and they only start to change things _after_ everyone is locked into a contract and can't escape the bad ideas now that the producer(s) have them by their _BLEEP._
A lot of movies are so badly written, and it isn't in just 'one area' where a producer could pitch the bad idea and is more of a "this entire script is utter trash; this means the writer guy is responsible.'
Basically, what I am saying is.... is that Ryan George became more educated on the topic of who is ultimately responsible for the bad writing (it is the writers)
I love these pitch meeting revisited videos.
I have 3 questions.
1. Was it hard to get 2 actors who had such great chemistry to play producer guy and screenwriter guy? What was that interview process like?
2. Is there like an endgame or long-term goal for pitch meetings and your other skits? Where do you see pitch meetings or yourself going in sketch comedy?
3. You used to do those "pro tips" videos as well. Are those going to come back? I thought a lot of those were completely hilarious
I know I'm bad at counting
@@gregbartlett851 well you were able to count to 3
I think we all know the answer to #1.
The only "pro tips" videos that were funny were the ones with Ryan in them, I decided.
3:26 I slammed my hand on my desk so hard the vid reset to start. Amazing report right out of the gate. you were so lucky to find some one that you could bounce off and go back and forth with so naturally.
This is a very good thing you're doing, not just for viewers/fans but for those also engaging in some form of creative arts. CZcamsrs and comedians I'm sure. I write, and I think for younger & newbie writers, too. You had stumbled on a good thing back then, but you are so much better at it now. You committed to it, kept at it, worked hard and took it seriously (I have no doubt!)...this is what you have to do and what I think sometimes folks newer at such things don't get. You don't start out instamatically at the top of your game, some of your early stuff might be cringey at times, and doing nothing because you don't think it will be good enough certainly isn't going to help anything. You keep at it and you will (almost always!) improve. Eh, anyway, that's my main takeaway from this. You could just as easily post it as a kind of motivational video. Also, bravo, you have indeed become very, very good at what you do. Also, thanks for sucking up most of my Saturday, darn you.
Question: Was it hard to make fun of movies that you enjoyed? Or any particular movies that actually had pretty airtight writing making it hard to find plot points to make fun of?
I think he's proven that there is no such thing as airtight writing, or as CinemaSins says: "No movie is without sin"!
That might be why he never did a Pitch for Ghostbusters, sadly.
@@sheridanroad2001 I know, Ghostbusters 2016 was a masterpiece… LOL 🤣
you might say it was actually "super easy, barely an inconvenience"
He said in an interview once he didn't finish his pitch meeting for How to train your Dragon, because it has basically no flaws.
I love those old Pitch Meetings. Don't get me wrong I really enjoy new ones too, but I like the slower pace and the fact that Producer Guy and Screenwriter Guy aren't complete lunatics that never stop smiling :D
I was looking for this comment. Yeah the Producer guy and Screenwriter guy seems funnier to me. Still funny buy like you said both are lunatics now, lol
The honest trailer made me realize they smile too much!
You should do "pitch meetings" for some classic movies, too. "The Isrealites crossing the Red Sea had to be really tough! No, super easy, barely an inconvenience."
Reaching one million subscribers was super easy, barely an inconvinience. Congrats Ryan.
Awesome to hear the backstory of how this has evolved over time! Thank you for your hard work and dedication. People often consume art and media callously without considering how difficult it is and how much time and work it takes to create these things. So hats off to you, Ryan! Pitch Meeting is TIGHT! 🤘🏼
Ryan George is a phenomenal talent, I am glad to have been a part of the first million.
If you unsubscribe and resubscribe you can be part of the second million too
And he still found a way to make it about himself🤦♂️
There is some info on this video, tattoo hand and 33 years old. Nice flash back on the pitch meeting. I have hooded up my nephews and children to the pitch meetings and the Ryan George channel. Keep up the good job
I love how he shoots Chekov's gun at the end of this.
Ryan is one of the nicest, cleanest-comedy people on CZcams
There’s swearing in this video like he’s turned into Eddie Murphy or something.
Cleanest youtuber is not a high bar. This is a wretched filthy place.
You’re too hard on yourself. The Justice league sketch was more than fine; it was great and launched you to the point where we now get to hear your brand of humor as often as the CZcams gods will allow. ❤
Thank you Ryan, really enjoy your pitch Meeting videos. Many times we sit as a family after dinner play your videos and we all laugh and enjoy them together.
Congrats! 1 million subscribers is tight.
Would you ever consider doing a "Requiem for a Dream" pitch meeting? It'd be dark as hell but the faces Producer guy will make, the "oh my god!"s and the Writer guy's delivery of it would be amazing.
Love love LOVE the new format and so happy you're taking time to take care of yourself too!
I genuinely think Ryan could write a really good screenplay himself. After criticizing basically every modern movie he would know what to do
it's harder than you think. criticizing is easier than creating.
Depends on how you define easier. Ryan could probably write a pretty good movie. It wouldn’t fall into the common pitfalls that he knows about. Its humor would definitely be top notch. It would make money. I started this with the mindset of “criticizing is a different skill set than creating,” but the more I think about it, the more I realize Ryan would be a great screenwriter
He doesn't criticize, he makes fun of, considering half the videos are about good/great films it should be obvious that there's nothing negative about what he does (except when you can tell he genuinely hates a movie like Twilight lol)
To be fair, knowing what not to do isn't the same as knowing what to do instead. On the other hand, Ryan is obviously super talented so I have no doubts about him being able to do whatever he puts his mind to.
@@HVBRSoF Yep. You just need to watch all those movies made by film youtube critics, like the Channel Awesome movies and see how terrible they are. I really love Red Letter Media and their view on the current Hollywood industry, but Space Cop is just a garbage movie.
Hey Ryan, absolutely love your content and your style of humour always has me cracking up. I'm really loving listening to you describe the process of your work and I'm glad for even more interesting videos from you! I was curious if the Pitch Meeting characters stay in the videos or are you randomly dropping "Whoopsie's" whenever something bad happens or saying wow, wow, wow. wow. to something great in your everyday life? Their catch phrases are so amusing, I don't think I could just leave them at work. Big thanks and love from Australia.
It's really nice hear where you got your inspirations from. That just show to us how humble guy you seems to be, despite of all the success of your channels. Well done Ryan and thank you for all your videos!
I have a question Ryan: How many times do you watch a movie back-to-back before you get the gist of everything that's in it to make your pitch meeting.🤔
I always imagined he just has a notepad while watching a movie and writing down jokes and criticism
or he just pays attention
I genuinely laughed out loud at the bleep in the end. 😂
I'm 100% with you on the bleeping. I can't remember which South Park episode it was (oh, so many years ago) when I saw the unbleeped version of the scene. It just lost so much without the bleeping.
your pitchmeeting videos are freaking gems and gives me hope for humanity.
Ryan you should include a small, personal message/backstory like this more often. It’s fun to watch your creative banter towards the audience. hope it continues.
I kind of love the parasocial relationship we have with Ryan.
He's such a nice person, even when he's not doing skits
Being in parasocial relationship whit ryan is TIGHT .... out i go
I don't think you read these, but... THANK YOU for virtually never using obscenities/degrading language. Even less - or none! - would be fine.
What you so is just great, hysterical, fun. Sharable. So well done. Thank you.
Just wanted to say that I don't like swearing either, except you're right that occasionally it can be really funny. I like that you bleep it, because you're right, it's not about the word itself. I'm so glad you're still making videos. Pitch Meetings are one of my favorite things on the internet. 🙂
Always great seeing Ryan being Ryan. Characters are great, but no one beats the OG.
Plot twist, Ryan is yet another clone
I’ve always wondered if he’s been saying “super easy barely any inconvenience” since the first one. 😭👏🏾
And now every time I hear it, I will think of the avengers movie.
Finally an explanation of how the Pitch Meeting Cinematic Universe got started.
I remember that first Pitch Meeting vividly. I STILL find myself wishing that the "Barely matters" became a catchphrase too.
I can't believe that you write these yourself, I always thought it was attached to screen rant because there was a writing staff.. Seriously dude it's impressive how you pick these films apart and funny as hell.
For real. It's such a clever idea with endless content. It's like the "Wine About It" guy before he went solo. I actually think Pitch Meeting could last without Screen Rant too.
I always knew Ryan wrote those. I knew his channel before ScreenRant's own, and I always knew Ryan was funny and always thought ScreenRant was mid.
Aint no way ScreenRant can write something so good
I'd love to see an entire "How It's Made: Pitch Meeting" edition, if there isn't one already. Where Ryan stands in front of a green screen and acting it out. Or a bloopers section!
I haven't seen JL, but this Stepenwolf character looks like Tim Curries character from Legend.
Also, I think Park was a summer replacement, like Seinfeld. That had a slow start too.
When I saw John Mulaney's Back to the Future routine in his stand up act I immediately thought of you! Awesome that he helped inspire your work. Love all your Pitch Meetings. The first one I saw was your Shazam Pitch meeting. I was immediately hooked and can't get enough of your stuff. Thanks for the many hours of laughs.
That callback to the unexpected swearing was perfect comedic timing Ryan its why I love your sketches well done. So seems like regardless of what you make it’s you the person that keeps us here.
It's amazing to see that this one sketch became a thing, then carried the screen rant channel super easily and now, with barely an inconvenience, developed into your own million subs channel. I think you can count all YT channels with such consistent quality output on 2 hands.
1000% this. Pretty sure there's only tumbleweeds left at that channel 😅
Its amazing how long you have been making Pitch Meetings! Also, still super cool to see "the real Ryan" talking at the camera! As for a question, what are your genuine top 5 favorite movies?
"Tight" has been around for so so long. Since the 90s I believe. It's tight to hear people use it nowadays. Takes me back