Check Out Max Landis On Screen Junkies “Movie Fights”!

Thanks to @DrunkenNukem , great find

@Niklander

This is actually a show Landis fits on though, they pitch movies on Movie Fights all the time

Ill never understand how they have a following, they all sound so damn stupid, I do love Alicia, but the regular guys make me cringe. Fack.
Dont care at all for Max Landis as a person. Ugh.

I honestly don't think any of these guys get Superman. First of all He's a [frick]ing Alien!

Not an American, not a boy scout not a samaritan. He's an Alien that decides to use his powers for good to help humanity. That's interesting enough.

He's not just a guy in a cape that can fly Max Landis!

Now you can explore the dynamic of how Superman is relevant to the world outside of the basic origins of the character. But even though Man of Steel was a horrible film it still explored that otherworldly and lonesome dynamic of being a guy that has lost all of his people and homeworld.

@Niklander

I hear you, I think these are fun though, the last one I saw was the one they did at Comic Con.

And one thing I don't like about Max Landis is that he constantly complains about Haters. I don't hate anyone who is successful, I'm actually proud of them. It's the one's who always complain about people not liking them. Grow some balls you pretentious prick!

btw Max, gary oldman, called he wants his Fith Element haircut back.

Max Landis....

Tried to watch and couldn't after 20 minutes. It seems every time I try to give Landis the benefit of the doubt, he always enrages me more and more with his douchebaggery.

Max Landis is a jerk, like the biggest jerk ever. He's smart, but man he thinks he's a lot smarter than what he is.

Goodness, he has no respect for other people's feelings or thoughts. When will somebody grab him by the shoulders and tell him he will never have any friends and probably die alone if he doesn't learn to stop putting himself above other people.

@DrKinsolving

I actually had no clue. It's good to know that, because I will now at least be slightly more sympathetic to him. But, if any one would never use his disorder as a cop-out it would be Max. He is one of the most hard-nosed people out there, and I feel like he would never use that as an excuse as to why he was getting mad. Although I could be wrong, because I only know the guy as an internet personality.

@Niklander

I think Max Landis is [frick]ing great. Seriously, he's entertaining and the majority of his ideas, even if the crazy ass ones are insanely creative and they make you think, he knows how to write and he knows characterization and story. He's also confident and passionate.

The thing that really got me in this video was the speed round, Max thinks so fast, it was really surprising to me how he came up and improvised answers like that on the spot, and he didn't skip a beat I'm a musician and I've had to improvise on the spot before and music is language in my mind, being able to do something like that definitely takes skill and hard work

@SmellofDuty

I read an article on him awhile ago and it focused on his career and what it was like for him growing up. Aside from Cyclothymia, he also suffered from dysgraphia (he couldn't write coherently) so he would draw all of these crazy drawings to try to express what was going on in his mind.

I don't think he would ever use it as a cop-out either, I have a feeling he allowed the article to be written to help or give hope to others that are suffering. I don't think I've ever really heard him talk about it in an interview or anything before

@Dethpillow

veil of Baphomet!! I don't think I've ever heard Superman described that way, and I absolutely love it. I've always liked that aspect to Superman too, The Clark/Kal-El dynamic. There's so much there, that I hope they dig deeper into in the movies someday