History WebVideo / CinemaSins

* GiantRobotHandsSaveLives: "Don't worry, [[Film/{{Transformers}} Optimus]] was using his soft legs to try and catch Sam and Mikayla."

*** By extension, Creator/{{Paramount}} is given a sin for distributing the ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' movies.

** ''Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork'' gets one ''billion'' sins for Donald Drumpf's cameo.

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** Jeremy adds multiple sins over the course of ''Film/{{Morbius}}'' to repeatedly point out that Morbius killed 8 people, even pointing out that Milo had only killed 1 or 2 people by the time the two of them clashed over their ideologies at the mid point of the movie, so it seems like the audience should be rooting for the one who killed less.

** When a single ''type'' of sin is counted more than twice in the same movie, the third time he will start as usual then say "Ah, f*ck it" and just give the sin.

** Subverted in the "[[Music/JasonDerulo Talk Dirty]]" episode of ''Music Video Sins'' with the line "Horse neigh in a song about sex with humans", as the third time it is called out: "Horse neigh in a- oh, f*ck it."

** "X seconds of [[VanityPlate opening logos]]" if X is ever more than about 40 or so.

** ''Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork'' gets one ''billion'' sins for Donald Trump's cameo.

* MultipleEndings: The ''{{Film/Superman}}'' sins video.

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: Invoked with Jeremy wondering about the drug use in the production of various films.
** ''Film/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory''
-->'''Willy Wonka:''' Do you like my meadow? Try some of my grass.\\
'''Jeremy:''' I am guessing there were many involved in this head trip of a movie that did indeed "try some of Wonka's grass."
** ''WesternAnimation/HappyFeet''
-->'''Jeremy:''' It's at this point in the movie where you start wondering exactly what dose of hallucinogens the writers were using during the script phase, determining it was at least 13% too high.
** ''Film/{{Cats}}''
-->'''Jeremy:''' I don't know how much cocaine was in existence in the late 70's and early 80's, but I DO know that it was all used to make this script happen.

Most recently, in 2021 the channel [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChg9sWwaJ2TYqpaYqerY5BA Commercial Sins]] was created, which points out sins in TV commercials. This series is narrated by Chris.

** In ''King Kong'', he calls the Apatosauruses "Brontosauruses". [[note]]At the time just an older, deprecated name for the same thing. More recently, however, ''Brontosaurus'' has been recognized as potentially distinct enough to be its own genus. However however, there is still some debate and a small number of paleontologists do not recognize this finding as valid.[[/note]]

** Happens again with ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'', due to Agnes's reaction to winning the stuffed unicorn.

* BigWordShout: Jeremy's not a fan. Any time someone lets one out, Jeremy counts it a sin with:
-->'''Jeremy:''' [[SarcasmMode *repeats word in deadpan*]]. *ding*

The channel itself can be accessed on Website/YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaSins?feature=watch here]] and their official [[http://cinemasins.com/ website]]. [[TheWikiRule It also even has its own]] Website/{{Wikipedia}} [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CinemaSins page.]]

* AnatomicallyImpossibleSex: Sins ''Nine 1/2 Weeks'' several times for clearly staged sex that is in no way possible. Also sinned ''The Room'' for the infamous scene of Tommy Wiseau appearing to be gyrating over the actress's bellybutton, and many other implausible sex scenes.

** Tommy Wiseau's Film/{{The Room}} received three bonus rounds: one for declarations of love from Lisa, one for Johnny saying "Hi" to someone, and one for throwing a football. The bonuses racked up at over 3 ''billion''.

* BrokenRecord: When sinning a sex scene from ''Film/TheRoom'' set to a generic R&B record with the chorus "You are my rose" repeated ''ad nauseam'', Jeremy claims that the record actually skipped as it was being put in.

* RememberTheNewGuy: Any time they have to ask "who the f*ck is this guy?" it's flagged as a sin. ''Film/TheRoom'' gets really bad about it.

** ''Film/TheRoom'' doesn't have end with series of GagDub scenes, just a [[TheStinger stinger]] of Mark saying, "Why do you do this to me?"

* OutOfCharacterMoment: Jeremy usually does his sins videos in a DeadpanSnarker tone, but when he covers ''Film/TheRoom'', he gets increasingly agitated by the many things wrong with the film and even comes to borderline yelling.

** The bonus rounds in the video for ''Film/TheRoom'' were scored on an exponential scale, with the occasional multiplier, resulting in a final sin count of over 1.5 billion.

*** In ''Film/TheRoom'', when Lisa's mom angrily asks Denny what he needs money for, Jeremy responds, "Money can be used for goods and services."

* SoBadItsGood: The InUniverse rationale for not counting ''Film/TheRoom''[='=]s infamous "You're tearing me apart, Lisa!" line as a sin.

* OlderThanTheyLook: Jeremy is ''forty-one''. Not that you'd know it from looking at him.

* FunWithAcronyms: "Everything Wrong With" can be shortened to "EWW". For a brief time, videos were uploaded using this acronym instead of the full phrase.

* TitleDrop: "Roll credits" ''ding''.

** He spares no expense at roasting ''Film/{{Cats}}'' over the coals, and digs into it for being one of the worst films he's ever seen, citing ugly [=CGI=], nonsensical song lyrics, non-existent plot, and more as time goes on. In fact, the only praise he gave was for the soundtrack for the film itself (given it's a musical, this would be a very hard thing to screw up).
** While Jeremy isn't a fan of the later ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' films, ''Film/{{F9}}'' bred a special kind of hatred within him, and it's not even PlayedForLaughs here. He rips into the movie for trying to justify its own nonsense stunts[[note]]This also gave a [[WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties "technical difficulties"]] screen so Jeremy could re-compose himself[[/note]], notes that there's no stakes for the main characters surviving the film as [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy no enemy can remotely aim in their general direction]], because, as he rightly suspects, [[ContractualImmortality the studio won't kill off any of the stars as they're all big names]]. He also cites that repeating the "family is everything" message is merely a surface level excuse to justify the later action scenes. Even the one sin removal in the video (for using an electromagnet to pull a car through multiple stores) was because he invoked CrazyIsCool, and was immediately dinged afterwards for potentially killing people in those stores.
** ''Film/TheMatrixResurrections'' is a film Jeremy found very hard to watch for a number of reasons. Not only does he have to use RelaxOVision as a Trigger Warning in the video to censor a scene where people commit suicide (and calls out the Wachowski's for being tone deaf in the process), but they also chew into the film for being overloaded with [[CallBack Callbacks]] that, while he admits is cute the first time round, it starts to ''noticeably'' irritate them the more the film does it. And this isn't even going into the inconsistent writing Jeremy found.
** His video on ''[[Film/PeterRabbit2TheRunaway Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway]]'' drove him up the wall, to say the least. They struggled to understand how animals and humans co-exist together, got annoyed by the incessant Americanisms Peter was using (as he is an '''English''' rabbit, not an American one), and pointed out throughout the film that the film is ignoring the end of [[Film/PeterRabbit the first film]]; that humans can understand Peter. And finally, an AsideGlance and LeaningOnTheFourthWall sequences that attempted to be meta by portraying a [[ExecutiveMeddling meddling executive]] trying to make the book of Peter Rabbit a more marketable film by straying away from the source material -- ''the very thing the film is currently doing''.

* CameraScrew: Jeremy is unhappy with how ''Film/ParanormalActivity2'' sets up its night surveillance camera footage in a way that deliberately avoids showing us key information by taking footage from an unhelpful camera that picks up a sound like the baby crying or the dog barking that could be given context and is surely being filmed by another camera.

** In the SpiderManFarFromHome video:

* ArbitrarySkepticism: When the characters of ''Noah'' think it's impossible for [[LawOfInverseFertility a barren woman to become pregnant]]...