What is CinemaSins real name?
What is CinemaSins real name?
Jeremy Scott
CinemaSins is an American YouTube channel created by Jeremy Scott (born May 17, 1975 (1975-05-17) [age 46]) and Chris Atkinson, geared towards finding “sins” (ranging from plot holes to small, nitpicking commentary, to the utterly ridiculous concepts) in various movies, among them The Avengers, Twilight, and The Last …
What is the most sinned movie CinemaSins?
EWW Fun Facts
- Most sinned movie: Les Miserables, 14,580,000,000 sins (one can count Fate of the Furious since the original sin counter broke on that one)
- Most sinned EWW episode: CinemaSins, infinite sins.
What is CinemaSins least sinned?
the least sinned movie is Distric 9 (28) followed by Jurassik Park (36)
Why is CinemaSins popular?
CinemaSins is popular because it boils down a two-hour film into a brief video highlighting a handful of seemingly silly things without digging too deep, but masquerading as something more insightful.
How many subscribers does the CinemaSins channel have?
The channel produces the Everything Wrong With… series that offers comedic critique and commentary on movies. As of October 2019, CinemaSins has over 8.5 million subscribers and over 3 billion video views.
When did CinemaSins first come out on YouTube?
CinemaSins was launched on December 11, 2012 on YouTube, and uploaded their first two-minute long video titled “Everything Wrong With The Amazing Spider-Man” by Jeremy Scott. Due to the success, CinemaSins have released seven other series.
When do new cinema Sins videos come out?
We exist mostly just to remind you of that.New sins videos every Tuesday & Thursday. Call the Cinema Sins Hotline to narrate your ow… No movie is without sin. We exist mostly just to remind you of that. New sins videos every Tuesday & Thursday.
Who are the creators of the CinemaSins channel?
CinemaSins is a movie-related YouTube channel created by Jeremy Scott and Chris Atkinson. The channel produces the Everything Wrong With… series that offers comedic critique and commentary on movies.