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Everything Wrong With The Flintstones In 31 Minutes Or Less

CinemaSins

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The Flintstones is filled with the anachronistic products of the prehistoric-industrial age. And I think Darwin would have some serious questions about the evolutionary path that leads to appliances with feelings. Not surprisingly, I have a few sins about that... and pretty much everything else, too.

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Credits:
VO By: Jeremy Scott
Written By: Daniel Cardoso + Aaron Dicer
Produced By: Deneé + Alex

20 Comments

@docfluty 5 hours ago

I was so young when this movie came out, but I learned immediately what a beautiful woman really looked like when Ms Berry came on the screen.

@pivorsc 3 hours ago (edited)

Taking a part in this movie had to be one of the funniest experiences ever, entire city hand build, no CGI (except for Dino), handmade costumes, vehicles and "hardware". Basicly living world with no green screens, You appreciate it much more now after all that CGI slop we get today.

@christerprestberg3973 5 hours ago (edited)

It has been so long since I saw this movie that the only thing I remembered was that I thought the garbage disposal was cute and that Halle Berry was a pretty lady.

@thenikkieffect7734 5 hours ago

LOVED THIS ONE AS A KID!! 😂

@SergeSomborac 3 hours ago

How do you NOT remove a sin for the production and set design?! That shit was no easy feat!

@getmario64 4 hours ago

7:25 didn't you know that it was advertised by "McDonald's" before it was release?

@KayoMichiels 3 hours ago

TBH.. i love that they made the movie so it would appear as a episode of the TV show... intro, outro and all!

@b.d.hampton 5 hours ago

This film produced a phenomenal mass marketing campaign that dominated for a year.

@christianparrish3292 5 hours ago

This movie was actually my introduction to the B-52s.

@baronlableu 5 hours ago

pushes up glasses 7:42 Bam Bam is performing an overhead press...not a bench press.

@FlowerBoots 2 hours ago

John Goodman was put on this planet to play Fred Flintstone.

@stephenkehl7158 5 hours ago

13:10 Yes, they tried to cast Sharon Stone as Sharon Stone, and when that didn’t work out, kept the joke anyway. Which is the first sin I thought of when I saw Cinemasins was doing The Flintstones.

@NeoFiresGames 5 hours ago

This is probably the best live action casting they could have possibly done.

@thebigbadwolf639 4 hours ago

I thought the Toy Saurus sign was clever

@theHitchbot 5 hours ago

Given how fast those foot powered vehicles go, Just going on foot is probably the fastest option. Also, that Flat Earth joke was great.

@awilliams1701 4 hours ago

wait......where is the audio outakes? WTF!?!?!? That's the best part of cinema sins.

@christopherhiggins2711 1 hour ago

25:42 has nobody noticed that the Snow Cone music is the Theme from The Jetsons

@tmike2552 2 hours ago

The part of this movie that stands out to me was when the clerk says, "It's no damn good!" and smashes the credit card, and the entire class laughs because back then "damn" was a curse word that you weren't supposed to say.

@Arkanthic 1 hour ago

In the context of The Flintstones, 'Modern Stone Age' means 'it's the modern day, but in the stone age' Meaning that you've got stuff like cars, drive thrus, kitchen appliances, and TVs, but made out of cave man tech. Rocks, bones, and whatever animals you can wrangle into a role.