Vaulting

Ever try to remember a movie you've seen but can't? Or perhaps you do know it and others little know much of it? That is the purpose of Vaulting, a show where underrated nostalgia little know of (or does in some cases) that gets an examination. From titles like The Last Flight of Noah's Ark, the Babes in Toyland special with Mr. Miyagi as Santa, or the 1990s Earth Day Special, you can find it here. With three seasons straight and plenty of praise, I present you with an idea of what my series is like.

The Last Flight of Noah's Ark


The Jungle Book (1994)


Buddy


The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas


In the meantime, I hope you enjoy this sample of episodes that many have enjoied and hope to see you on the next upload.

Welcome aboard, Morgan. I wish you the best of luck here.

Due to the what happened on the other thread, I doubt I will find luck here. I know I'm proabably making a "mountain out of a molehill," but I think I just hurt my chances. Big time.

dont sweat it morgan. you have to have thick skin here or else there would be no one here to begin with.

I do. But there is a part of me that is just so sensitive. I know I don't want to make this a festival of shame and doubt, but I will be more respective with my words and critical responses to anyone.

I just finished the Jungle Book review. It was the only one I saw at the time of me writting this reply. Heres what I thought.

Pros:

The film quality was fair as was the audio, if not maybe a little low (but maybe that was on my end)


Cons:

The lighting when we see you is very dark, and with the window behind you bringing in that light makes it worse, maybe if you turned around and faced the window with the camera on you it would give you better light then we could see you.

I felt the jokes were pushed and felt forced almost like you were trying so hard to find some jokes (though id did kinda like the mario pipe joke)

I felt there were to many song cutaways and that they lasted to long, its mean to be a quick jab not go on

The cut aways of you and your phone playing an audio clip was un-necessary and took away some of the flow of the review. You may have been better off just finding the sound effect somewhere and inserting it that way, maybe the flow wouldn't had been as broken.

Overall (again based on that one episode) it needs some work, more like cleaning up a bit, for better quality and flow. Maybe you could have mentioned the book and some differences?! The shortest feeling I got was like you were trying to hard and not letting more of a natural flow kind of happen.

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Lord of the Flies



With some help and a few suggestions from the staff of CCS, I present to a look at the 1990 adaptation of William Golding's Lord of the Flies...a modernized view that strips away the social commentary that was once present. How does it fair?

Also, upon hearing some of the previous comments, I decided to take them under heavy consideration and improve the quality and work I previously did. I hope you enjoy this as much as I have making it. And if there are some technical flaws that need to be made, I always have the chance to improve for the next.

Well at least I enjoyed this episode.

Episode 48 - Tiny Toons: How I Spent My Vacation


Finally, after nearly a week, the final summer episode is done! This was originaly to be released sometime on my birthday, but was delayed due to some matters I had to attend to. Well, here it is. My review of the not-yet seen on DVD Tiny Toons movie. But, to make the matter special, TFITC newcommer Ryan Hipp is joining me for the ride. So, before August comes to a screeching halt, check it out to enjoy the good times of the hot vibes.