Batman v Superman Pitch Meeting: Revisited!

Step back into the pitch meeting and revisit the completely factual accurate conversation that led to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice! Complete with commentary from Ryan George who is now several years older!

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Ever wonder why Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was so divisive? Step into the pitch meeting that started it all!

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[WallyB.]

I like the idea that there is only one screenwriter and one producer making almost every major movie in Hollywood.

[LobsterPuncher]

My favorite part of Civil War was when Iron Man e-mailed Captain America to tell him they were no longer friends.

[Flaris]

This definitely reflects how far Ryan has come. This isn't a bad Pitch Meeting, but he's definitely gotten better.

[misseli]

I still love the line "Marvel wishes they'd thought of an e-mail scene"

[RhondaFizzleflint]

Since we do these revisits, I noticed one of the biggest differences (for me) is, how much more expression writer guy and studio executive have. They often use catchphrases still in place today but Ryan (and the other actor) mastered their delivery and expression. The lines are not as impactful in those earlier pitch meetings. One can clearly see how Ryan (and the other actor) improved over the years.
Edit: and Im so happy he got rid of the shaky camera. On fullscreen it caused slight nausea.

[swguygardner]

I love how simply recounting the plot of the movie is the most damning criticism you could give the film XD no joke could be funnier than that screenplay

[ItsHyomoto]

Holy crap, is that *the* Ryan George from the thing I'm currently watching? How Ryan can get such prominent guests never ceases to amaze me.

[SweboySMM]

Man, I remember the 100th episode of 'Pitch Meeting', where he joked about the graphic designer of the thumbnails and the reason he makes them all with googly-eyes. Pretty funny actually!

[ham_fast]

The idea for Graphic Designer Guy to have giant eyes is hilarious, and that example of him at 10:10 is too good haha

[LXA]

It’s crazy how you weaselled your way into ScreenRant, but Pitch Meeting is the best thing they have

[allenmobley]

The “Lex Luthor plan explanation” was pure genius

[Cptkickaz]

There aren't many youtubers that could get away with revisiting old videos. It's a testament to how damned likeable you are. You kick ass Ryan!

[slaywee]

i love how screenwriter guy and producer guy actually became more charismatic and enthusiasm more smiling all the time.

[RobShelley]

It's so crazy how much different the energy is in these old ones. Almost like a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy. But the writing was so observant and funny that it held its own. But Pitch Meeting today is just pure fire. :D

[MrJustonb]

"And he makes really high pitched Mickey Mouse noises" That line gets me every time. 🤣🤣🤣

Edit: that final joke with the cut off word was amazing.

[garanceadrosehn]

This channel is Ryan's subtle and clever attempt to migrate from comedy into being a full-time artist.

[llAlukall]

Returning to older Pitch Meetings always makes me appreciate how much more, like, fluid and fast-paced these videos have gotten. The acting and the editing are a lot smoother nowadays.

[obredaanps]

You have to admire the fact that Lex Luthor took the time to design the logos for all of the heroes in his emails.

[tonygoodwinjr]

The amount of movie scripts that SO many executives, actors, etc have read that didn't pick up on how absolutely convoluted the plots were is staggering

[ReinoldFZ]

I see your pitch meetings not as mockery of the movies but humoristic in the way all the things we see in the cinema actually sound very outlandish and quite funny. In liked the last of Transformers, knowing it is already a formula to entertain kids, although the ending battle was too long, and I enjoyed a lot your pitch meeting of it. I cannot unsee Endgame from it x, D