How It Should Have Ended

I have been watching this channel for a few years now, and it is so funny. I love the idea of giving different endings to popular films. These are usually pretty hilarious, and sometimes they are better than the real film. Which is something everybody wants, I guess. The animation is great, it stands out from most other animation YouTubers, which is a nice touch and just shows you what they can do with their team of amazing animators. They also do a lot of collaboration animations with other YouTubers (most of which do animations) The tomorrowland MMP collaboration was amazing, and all the videos they have done with brotherhoodworkshop are amazing too. Although this is an amazing, funny animation channel, it's not quite perfect, because sometimes they make quite bad hishes (inside out HISHE, the Bourne identity HISHE) and some quite bad features too (all the Hank and Jed collaborations, all the after credits shorts) and when they fail, it's usually quite a huge fail, but again, the amount of amazing and funny HISHEs and collabs make up for this flaw. I definitely recommend you watch.

This show can be clever and pretty fun once yo start watching, they take the movies you've seen and change the plot for comedic or for convenience to the story. It's good. However, the humor doesn't hold up as well for me anymore. Not that the humor is family-friendly, its because a lot of the jokes can make me cringe at times. The BECAUSE I'M BATMAN joke gets recycled over and over and it gets annoying after a while. My only other complaint is their current choice for movies. Everything now is just Superhero movies and Sequels and or Remakes. So they choose those for their episodes because thats whats hot. Back in the early years of HISHE, they did all sorts of movies. New and a good amount of old. 6/10

Hishe (How It Should Have Ended) is so funny and it really makes you realise some things about different films you may not have known, of course with the mocking side of things.

I think what most people worry about with hishe is that they put down movies, which I am here to say that they don't. What they do is show where the story may have gone if one of the characters took an alternate route or what another possible ending could have been.

As well as that, hishe do have there own jokes and special twists. If you have been watching for long enough or seen many of there videos, you would know about the super cafe, "do you want to know my secret identity" and "because I'm Batman". For those of you who don't know, the super cafe is where batman and superman are always seen hanging out. Usually, the main characters from the movie they were making a video on, would go and sit with them and they would talk. These are usually funny little chats or arguments where usually, Batman or superman (usually Batman) starts competition between them.

Basically, it is all just a bit of a laugh. It is so funny and if you are into movies like I am, I would suggest watching these videos as they definitely know what they are talking about. Some videos can be a little bit rude so not for all ages but those videos are in the minority. There really aren't that many. Normally those that are slightly rude, are the ones where the film is rude in the first place.

Some "endings" are pretty out there, but each episode always has something funny and creative to offer.

HISHE (How it Should Have Ended) is a staple of YouTube culture that's still incredibly funny 12 years on. I've been a fan ever since they released the Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End video. And I've been watching all their videos ever since then! Are there any faults to the series? They do tend to neglect some truly classic movies, usually favoring modern releases to spoof: Rogue One, Ant-Man, The Force Awakens, Logan and so on. They could parody Citizen Kane if they wanted to, or The Godfather; even 2001 if they felt like it. But I guess Daniel Baxter is allowed to have preferences what to do or what not to do.

Give the series a watch. But you should watch a video of a film you've already seen. It's best to watch the videos when you're familiar with the subject at hand.