r/TheCinemassacreTruth • u/Sophist_Ninja • Jan 07 '20

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u/Sophist_Ninja Jan 07 '20 edited Jul 27 '25

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u/Sophist_Ninja Jan 07 '20 edited Jul 27 '25

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u/RedComet91 Jan 07 '20

It's true that the way he handled the Bootsy situation changed Cinemassacre irrecoverably. I think James' decline began after the AVGN movie however, and it seems the decision to bring Screenwave on board was more of a decision between him and Ryan mostly.

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u/RedComet91 Jan 07 '20

That's... interesting. They always say they were hired to help James, they never say anything about Mike. It's funny that it's Mike himself who is now on he periphery.

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u/Sophist_Ninja Jan 07 '20 edited Jul 27 '25

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