'Ant Man' And 'Fantastic Four' | On Cinema Season 7, Ep. 1 | Adult Swim

On Cinema returns as Tim talks Ant-Man, Fantastic Four, and the future of Decker with guest Gregg Turkington.

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[uncoveringthelost]

Why do I get the feeling that Antman and The Fantastic Four were created for the sole purpose of this episode?

[metallicarulezdood]

Im a Gregghead till death, but i think I'm going to see Fantastic Four at the cinema instead of Ant-Man. Six bags of popcorn vs. One unsalted bag? You don't have to do the math to see which one you should see guys

[jackflash]

I love that graphic and "ohhhh" SFX for when Tim says 'Miss' as if this is a recurring graphic we've seen plenty of times on the show.

[nickchambers]

I got chills hearing Gregg mention Victorville for the first time

[ldr]

Tim’s Ant Man review is his longest and most in depth review he’s ever given on the show

[nebojsadurmanovic]

Tim's inability to be happy for someone other than himself is glorious.

[primatein]

One of the funniest episodes of On Cinema. "It's a sad, lonely bag with no salt, no butter, many unpopped corn at the bottom of the bag, stale and hardly able to eat. It is a horrible, horrible movie." The swing and miss animation was hilarious too.

[liftinglove]

Tim blurring Gregg’s Ant Man shirt is such an underrated joke 😂😂

[easterdm]

Laws of physics demand at least one bag of popcorn.

[zackaritas]

Oh my God. I have never felt compelled to comment on a video but I'm binging this series for the first time and I can't even handle this episode. It's too much. 6 seasons of nothing but glowing reviews for even the biggest piles of trash, and when Tim says "This was a miss" with that animation, I fell on the floor. Unbelievably perfect. I'm going to be so pissed when I finish this show.

[maisie]

10:24 of course gregg would NEVER give a biased review, such a professional, so much respect for him

[AlvaroMichael]

It is so amazing how they both appeared in actual movies and tied that into On Cinema. The commitment of this show is what makes it so great -- any decision they make, they go all the way with it.
8 bags of popcorn, 8 bags of soda

[crazyzorimonkey]

I used to think Ant-Man was a five bagger and my favorite movie of the summer, but Tim's insight on the film has really opened my mind to the truth. I'll never watch that trash again!

[башарал]

The implications that these two in real life pulled strings so they could be in real superhero movies for a gag in on cinema is great

[TokyoXtreme]

"...for your Fantastic four lines", ha ha

[Branded.Schnoz]

I never imagined the new season would be this good right out of the gate.
That slow-mo clip of Tim's scene during the Fantastic Four part fucking killed me

[TheHoaxHotel]

When you have movie reviews like Gregg Turkington in them, you can't lose! Hope the IT situation was taken care of...

[rjcripe]

Not being ironic for a moment here so bear with me: this might be the best episode of On Cinema. The way Tim trashes Ant-Man after giving even the most awful movies 5 bags is just perfect. Made even better by the fact that Ant-Man is, without a doubt, far better than Fantastic Four. This just captures the humor of the show perfectly.

[Practical-Theoretical]

Tim's footage from Fantastic Four on repeat hahahaha

[henrik]

One of the best episodes of the show ever thanks to that ending. I give it 5 bags of popcorn and one friendship bracelet.