Rogue Elements - Official Trailer

Drinker really went "Fine. I'll do it myself"

“Nah it’ll be fine!” - Ryan Drake after getting drunk right before a big mission

“Threat Level: Midnight” A Michael Scott production.

I can’t wait for this to be released direct to VHS in 1998.

Half expected this trailer to start with a “You know” and end with a “Go away now”

This pleases me greatly.

Out of every movie in existence, this sure is one of them...

I mean...it looks like a movie...so theres that

Criticising other people’s work is one thing but having the balls to have a shot at it yourself is extremely admirable. I really hope it does well or I hope it at least gives him a good start in the industry.

When the protagonist said "It's Drinkin' time" i was literally shakin'. Truly, a certified "go away now" moment. Bravo, Vince.

There's a bot in the comment section who comments "Solid for a first in my opinion. Live the right life." for every comments that criticises the trailer and I'm losing it :DDD

1:10 That is some serious eyebrow acting.

Critical Drinker: "Who wrote this shite!?" "Oh, fuck."

If it screens here, I will watch. I hope there is a post credit scene of the Drinker telling the audience to go away now.

Even the Drinker struggles with writing swearing. Writing is harder than it looks.

(From someone who works full time in the film industry) - It's great to see more people giving filmmaking a go. However, this is a great example of how hard it is to make a decent movie. It's also a great example of how comparatively easy it is to be a film critic versus a film maker. This shit takes a lifetime of dedication to get right. I'm sure this has been and will continue to be a humbling experience for all involved. Please keep writing and keep creating though! Could be worth making a short, or proof of concept and hiring a script editor who's got some decent industry credits to vet the script and concept before going into production. Looking forward to seeing what's next man!

Wouldn't it be funny if for the next project The Drinker announces a Ryan Drake cinematic universe with a strong female lead for modern audiences?

The perfect start for the ending credits: "anyway, that's all I've got for today.. go away now"

The critic makes something on par with the stuff he complains about.

Critics are like eunuchs in a harem; they know how it's done, they've seen it done every day, but they're unable to do it themselves. Sums up The Critical drinker