This is awesome and hilarious, and for once an analysis of TPM that I actually agree with for the most part:

http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videol ... -episode-1

That was a defense?

Well, he did say he liked it.

"...a child so sweet that if you licked him you'd get diabetes..."

"I thought the director huffed paint when he wrote the script, shot heroin all through principal photography and snorted coke until the end of post-production. English is obviously the male lead's second language. The female lead clearly assumes English is the viewer's second language. Even 1st graders would find the film's preachy message both obvious and patronizing. The visual effects crew was clearly staffed by chimps and led by an ape. The scriptwriter mistook the page for toilet paper. And, finally, it's obvious the movie studio thought they were marketing a Tarantino movie rather than... this. These things are the only way I can explain how this film came together.

All in all, I really enjoyed it!!"

Where does he say that?

Early in the video he says, "There's more to like in the Star Wars prequels than there is to dislike."
And I totally agree.

It's called hyperbole. You go waaaaay over the top to make your point. He doesn't say that, he simply has a premise that is comparably stupid.

I just thought it was funny. Funnier and more to the point than the god-awful Red Letter Moron videos.

There are some things this guy says that I disagree with, but over all it made me laugh. And he does it without being a doucherocket.

You're right about that. I'm kind of sick of people posting a brief, "snarky" (God I hate that fucking word) and linking to the RLM thing. It's so close to what some leftwing dipshit does on news shows. They play a quick video of some rightwing figure and after it's over just smirk at the camera like a dipshit as though that alone makes their point. Anyway.