Apparently, Jello has a Letterboxd page where he reviews movies
There's a lot of shit here.
But I'm gonna focus on a few of these that have a common thread between them. See if you can guess what it is
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God, this really does explain why his "This is Basically" videos age as badly as they did.
Not only does Jello barely understand the surface-level elements of the film he watches, but what makes it even worse is how he constantly gets details wrong.
Just take a look at this review of his for The Wild Robot.
Aside from both films focusing on a robot, the films have barely anything to do with each other.
WALL-E is about a robot cleaning up garbage in the post-apocalyptic Earth until he meets up with EVE, a robot from the Axiom who is trying to find proof that Earth is capable of producing plant life again. During that time, the two grew to develop a romantic bond.
As a result, Wall-E gets dragged into an adventure that leads him to discover the survivors of Earth stuck aboard the spacecraft, the Axiom, and the effect of living in comfort for years.
The Wild Robot is more about Roz, a robot designed to serve humans and their every need, who is now stuck in the woods, confused about what to do. She reprograms herself to understand the wildlife.
By accident, Roz ends up caring for baby Goose, whom she names Brightbill, and as he grows, she acts as his surrogate parent.
Also, a little thing to explain to Jello as to why most of the animals don't take kindly to Roz, because, shockingly, she's a robot.
Most of the animals have never seen a robot, thus they rightly freak out. It's only until Roz helps the animals that they start to grow more comfortable with her.
If anything, the closest comparison to The Wild Robot would be Leafie, A Hen into the Wild, and that only because it has a similar plot of someone acting as a surrogate mother having to take care of a child who's not of birth but has to do so due to the tragic loss of the parents.
I have no idea why Jello decided to compare The Wild Robot to fricken Wall-E, other than the fact that they both have robots.
And of course, he shit taste when it comes to watching movies, mostly praising them for appealing to his ideology.
He even enjoys Rian Johnson films, like Knives Out, a "Mystery" movie that actively has to cheat to solve its own mystery, including liking the Barbie Movie, the film that bitch about the patriarchy. Yet it ultimately makes the males like Ken far more likable.
