Spider-Man: Brand New Day, fresh from the theater, carries The Flick Pick
John Flickinger's out-of-theater reaction to the new Spider-Man film has passed 31,000 views in ten weeks, with a Dark Knight movie night on a MiniLED TV close behind.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Spider-Man Brand New Day Out Of Theater Reaction
"Spider-Man Brand New Day Out Of Theater Reaction" is exactly what its title says: John Flickinger walking out of a screening and giving his verdict while it is still warm. Posted ten weeks ago on The Flick Pick, it is the video his viewers keep coming back to, now past 31,000 views.
No new uploads went out, and the channel held to its usual gentle pace, a little over a thousand views a day. Flickinger, a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic who has been reviewing films on YouTube since 2010, built the channel on that kind of quick, honest first take, and the shelf shows it.
Right behind the web-slinger sits "The End of Oak Street (2026) - Out of Theater Review," a film his tags place somewhere between dinosaurs and Cloverfield. And the third is a different kind of night in: The Dark Knight, revisited on a Hisense U7SG MiniLED TV, where the description lingers on deep blacks and the IMAX sequences as much as on Heath Ledger's Joker territory. It is the physical media and home theater side of the channel, the part his about text promises alongside the reviews.
Among the movie and TV commentary channels nearest its size, The Flick Pick is one of the larger by subscribers and the quietest for views this week. Eggdar is the one having a very big stretch, and Skip Intro is running well above its usual pace.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on The Flick Pick right now
- Channel
- The Flick Pick
- Subscribers
- 338,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 7,731
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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