I first became a fan of Mr. Enter back in fall of 2013. At first I didn't like him all that much because of his negative remark towards Charlotte Fullerton. But slowly and surely I warmed up to him. Now he is one of my favorite reviewer on the internet and I look forward to his videos every single day. For starters, he is not at all bias. He treats everything he reviews (whether he likes it or not) with the same level of standard. He never states that everything from the 90's is awesome and everything in this day and era is utter garbage because I said so. Hell, if he did, I doubt he'd be a fan of Friendship Is Magic. Furthermore, he doesn't completely accentuate the negatives. As shown in his admirable animation reviews and whenever he explain how an animated atrocity or a bad MLP episode can be better. He doesn't try to make us laugh out loud and spends more time focused on showing people how something can better regardless of it's genre or target audience. He even explains how admirable animations are not glurge-fests, as demonstrated in his review "Life of Brain" and how it wants to manipulate you into feeling sorry for a character who lost all likability ages ago. Trust me, I know quite a few critics out there who are extremely biased, and only rarely showing any form of enjoyment, and never show any way of making anything better just for the sake of getting a cheap laugh and boosting their bitter, over-inflated egos (I'm looking at you Noah Antwiler). So if you someone who is smart, fair, informative, and entertaining. You should give him a try.
A genuinely good and unbiased reviewer.
I first became a fan of Mr. Enter back in fall of 2013. At first I didn't like him all that much because of his negative remark towards Charlotte Fullerton. But slowly and surely I warmed up to him. Now he is one of my favorite reviewer on the internet and I look forward to his videos every single day. For starters, he is not at all bias. He treats everything he reviews (whether he likes it or not) with the same level of standard. He never states that everything from the 90's is awesome and everything in this day and era is utter garbage because I said so. Hell, if he did, I doubt he'd be a fan of Friendship Is Magic. Furthermore, he doesn't completely accentuate the negatives. As shown in his admirable animation reviews and whenever he explain how an animated atrocity or a bad MLP episode can be better. He doesn't try to make us laugh out loud and spends more time focused on showing people how something can better regardless of it's genre or target audience. He even explains how admirable animations are not glurge-fests, as demonstrated in his review "Life of Brain" and how it wants to manipulate you into feeling sorry for a character who lost all likability ages ago. Trust me, I know quite a few critics out there who are extremely biased, and only rarely showing any form of enjoyment, and never show any way of making anything better just for the sake of getting a cheap laugh and boosting their bitter, over-inflated egos (I'm looking at you Noah Antwiler). So if you someone who is smart, fair, informative, and entertaining. You should give him a try.