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* InUniverseFactoidFailure: To parody ''[=CinemaSins=]'''s mistakes, the narrator makes several obvious factual errors:
** When a map of France is shown, he can't figure out what country "RANC" is.
** He sins the movie for using a "Frenchman beard cliché" while showing a character with a ''mustache''.
** He fails to notice the F's in some text that says "Free France", so he asks what "Ree Rance" is.
** When he sees the French national motto ("Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"), he claims that the words are misspelled so badly that he can't even tell what they were supposed to be. Not only does he not seem to realize that they're not in English, but all three of them look similar to their English counterparts.
** He claims the map effect in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' is stolen from ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', even though the former predates the latter by almost 40 years. If nothing else, the fact that ''Casablanca'' is in black-and-white and the ''Indiana Jones'' films are in colour should've tipped him off that maybe the former came first.
** He accuses the Nazis of being a rip-off of the First Order from ''Franchise/StarWars''. Again, it should be obvious that ''Casablanca'' came first.
** When a map of France is shown, he can't figure out what country "RANC" is.
** He sins the movie for using a "Frenchman beard cliché" while showing a character with a ''mustache''.
** He fails to notice the F's in some text that says "Free France", so he asks what "Ree Rance" is.
** When he sees the French national motto ("Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"), he claims that the words are misspelled so badly that he can't even tell what they were supposed to be. Not only does he not seem to realize that they're not in English, but all three of them look similar to their English counterparts.
** He claims the map effect in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' is stolen from ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', even though the former predates the latter by almost 40 years. If nothing else, the fact that ''Casablanca'' is in black-and-white and the ''Indiana Jones'' films are in colour should've tipped him off that maybe the former came first.
** He accuses the Nazis of being a rip-off of the First Order from ''Franchise/StarWars''. Again, it should be obvious that ''Casablanca'' came first.
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* TitleDrop: The narrator sins the movie whenever someone says "Casablanca". Apparently it's shocking to him that the characters will sometimes say "Casablanca" in a film that is titled "''Film/{{Casablanca}}''" and set in Casablanca. This parodies how ''[=CinemaSins=]'' sins films for having Title Drops.
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* TitleDrop: The narrator sins the movie whenever someone says "Casablanca". Apparently it's shocking to him that the characters will sometimes say "Casablanca" in a film that is titled "''Film/{{Casablanca}}''" and set in Casablanca. This parodies how ''[=CinemaSins=]'' sins films for having Title Drops.Drops.
* UnreadablyFastText: The “sentence” at the end of the parody:
->sentence: your lover pulling a gun on u even though you know that ur bein kinda a dick but it still hurts your feelings. i m ean whose feelings wouldn’t g[et] hurt in a situition like that that a tough deal for anyone when you think about it it like ince
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->sentence: your lover pulling a gun on u even though you know that ur bein kinda a dick but it still hurts your feelings. i m ean whose feelings wouldn’t g[et] hurt in a situition like that that a tough deal for anyone when you think about it it like ince
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* CriticalResearchFailure[[invoked]]: To parody ''[=CinemaSins=]'''s mistakes, the narrator makes several obvious mistakes:
** When a map of France is shown, he can't figure out what country "RANC" is.
** He sins the movie for using a "Frenchman beard cliché" while showing a character with a ''mustache''.
** He fails to notice the F's in some text that says "Free France", so he asks what "Ree Rance" is.
** When he sees the French national motto ("Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"), he claims that the words are misspelled so badly that he can't even tell what they were supposed to be. Not only does he not seem to realize that they're not in English, but all three of them look similar to their English counterparts.
** He claims the map effect in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' is stolen from ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', even though the former predates the latter by almost 40 years. If nothing else, the fact that ''Casablanca'' is in black-and-white and the ''Indiana Jones'' films are in colour should've tipped him off that maybe the former came first.
** He accuses the Nazis of being a rip-off of the First Order from ''Franchise/StarWars''. Again, it should be obvious that ''Casablanca'' came first.
** When a map of France is shown, he can't figure out what country "RANC" is.
** He sins the movie for using a "Frenchman beard cliché" while showing a character with a ''mustache''.
** He fails to notice the F's in some text that says "Free France", so he asks what "Ree Rance" is.
** When he sees the French national motto ("Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"), he claims that the words are misspelled so badly that he can't even tell what they were supposed to be. Not only does he not seem to realize that they're not in English, but all three of them look similar to their English counterparts.
** He claims the map effect in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' is stolen from ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', even though the former predates the latter by almost 40 years. If nothing else, the fact that ''Casablanca'' is in black-and-white and the ''Indiana Jones'' films are in colour should've tipped him off that maybe the former came first.
** He accuses the Nazis of being a rip-off of the First Order from ''Franchise/StarWars''. Again, it should be obvious that ''Casablanca'' came first.
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[[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyoatfsTxNTDNjZLSUUOKnA Sinema Cins]] is a one-off parody channel that features a StylisticSuck {{satire}} video of ''WebVideo/CinemaSins'' titled "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2P0rLslL564 EVERYTHING WRONG WITH CASABLANCA in 1400000000000000000000000000000000000 minutes or less]]". It features a narrator who is intentionally portrayed as stupid, inattentive and nitpicky, and there are quite a few references to ''[=CinemaSins=]''.
!!Tropes used or discussed on this channel:
* AllMenArePerverts: One of the "sins" is just the narrator asking a female character why she's not naked. This parodies the "scene does not contain a lapdance" RunningGag in ''[=CinemaSins=]''.
* BadBadActing: The narrator's over-the-top acting, as well as his awkward acting during the Crunchyroll ProductPlacement.
--> '''Narrator:''' Do you like [''fumbles to find the script''] anime (mispronounced "a-naim")?
* BleepDammit: The subtitle at one point says "what the f*uck", and there was no attempt to bleep out the word.
* CriticalResearchFailure[[invoked]]: To parody ''[=CinemaSins=]'''s mistakes, the narrator makes several obvious mistakes:
** When a map of France is shown, he can't figure out what country "RANC" is.
** He sins the movie for using a "Frenchman beard cliché" while showing a character with a ''mustache''.
** He fails to notice the F's in some text that says "Free France", so he asks what "Ree Rance" is.
** When he sees the French national motto ("Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"), he claims that the words are misspelled so badly that he can't even tell what they were supposed to be. Not only does he not seem to realize that they're not in English, but all three of them look similar to their English counterparts.
** He claims the map effect in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' is stolen from ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', even though the former predates the latter by almost 40 years. If nothing else, the fact that ''Casablanca'' is in black-and-white and the ''Indiana Jones'' films are in colour should've tipped him off that maybe the former came first.
** He accuses the Nazis of being a rip-off of the First Order from ''Franchise/StarWars''. Again, it should be obvious that ''Casablanca'' came first.
* ProductPlacement: Parodied with the intentionally-bad Website/{{Crunchyroll}} promotions. The "cin counter" at one point says "crunchyroll.com", and the narrator awkwardly reads an ad for the site at the end of the video.
* RougeAnglesOfSatin: The subtitles feature several misspellings, such as "moist" instead of "mist".
* {{Spoonerism}}: The name of the channel is '''S'''inema '''C'''ins -- a spoonerism of '''''C'''inema '''S'''ins'', the channel it's satirizing.
* StylisticSuck: The "criticism" is intentionally stupid, the subtitles are poorly written, and neither the "cin counter" nor the timer works properly.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks[[invoked]]: Parodied. The narrator sins ''Casablanca'' for allegedly ripping off ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' and ''Franchise/StarWars'', despite the former predating the latter two by ''decades''.
* TitleDrop: The narrator sins the movie whenever someone says "Casablanca". Apparently it's shocking to him that the characters will sometimes say "Casablanca" in a film that is titled "''Film/{{Casablanca}}''" and set in Casablanca. This parodies how ''[=CinemaSins=]'' sins films for having Title Drops.
!!Tropes used or discussed on this channel:
* AllMenArePerverts: One of the "sins" is just the narrator asking a female character why she's not naked. This parodies the "scene does not contain a lapdance" RunningGag in ''[=CinemaSins=]''.
* BadBadActing: The narrator's over-the-top acting, as well as his awkward acting during the Crunchyroll ProductPlacement.
--> '''Narrator:''' Do you like [''fumbles to find the script''] anime (mispronounced "a-naim")?
* BleepDammit: The subtitle at one point says "what the f*uck", and there was no attempt to bleep out the word.
* CriticalResearchFailure[[invoked]]: To parody ''[=CinemaSins=]'''s mistakes, the narrator makes several obvious mistakes:
** When a map of France is shown, he can't figure out what country "RANC" is.
** He sins the movie for using a "Frenchman beard cliché" while showing a character with a ''mustache''.
** He fails to notice the F's in some text that says "Free France", so he asks what "Ree Rance" is.
** When he sees the French national motto ("Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"), he claims that the words are misspelled so badly that he can't even tell what they were supposed to be. Not only does he not seem to realize that they're not in English, but all three of them look similar to their English counterparts.
** He claims the map effect in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' is stolen from ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', even though the former predates the latter by almost 40 years. If nothing else, the fact that ''Casablanca'' is in black-and-white and the ''Indiana Jones'' films are in colour should've tipped him off that maybe the former came first.
** He accuses the Nazis of being a rip-off of the First Order from ''Franchise/StarWars''. Again, it should be obvious that ''Casablanca'' came first.
* ProductPlacement: Parodied with the intentionally-bad Website/{{Crunchyroll}} promotions. The "cin counter" at one point says "crunchyroll.com", and the narrator awkwardly reads an ad for the site at the end of the video.
* RougeAnglesOfSatin: The subtitles feature several misspellings, such as "moist" instead of "mist".
* {{Spoonerism}}: The name of the channel is '''S'''inema '''C'''ins -- a spoonerism of '''''C'''inema '''S'''ins'', the channel it's satirizing.
* StylisticSuck: The "criticism" is intentionally stupid, the subtitles are poorly written, and neither the "cin counter" nor the timer works properly.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks[[invoked]]: Parodied. The narrator sins ''Casablanca'' for allegedly ripping off ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' and ''Franchise/StarWars'', despite the former predating the latter two by ''decades''.
* TitleDrop: The narrator sins the movie whenever someone says "Casablanca". Apparently it's shocking to him that the characters will sometimes say "Casablanca" in a film that is titled "''Film/{{Casablanca}}''" and set in Casablanca. This parodies how ''[=CinemaSins=]'' sins films for having Title Drops.
