Top 10 Reviewers on YouTube
A very busy and dedicated music reviewer who listens and reviews hundreds of albums every year and is heavily descriptive and clear about what makes certain music appeal to him, which in turn, for the most part, can justify another person's opinion on an album in a subjective manner. He sometimes doesn't have the same opinion as a majority of other listeners, but I like how he takes occasional backlash with a grain of salt. Just because you like a certain album or not, doesn't mean that the melon has to change his opinion or vice versa.
My man Melon easily number 1
A brutally honest and straightforward video game reviewer who clearly understands the value and ethics of gaming journalism, combatting against other mainstream gaming journalism corporations such as IGN and Gamespot. His personality is heavily convincing as he is extremely passionate about the true value of a video game in all of its aspects, whether they be good or bad, and he respectively shows no mercy towards games that don't deserve it.
Christopher "Chris" Stuckmann is an American film critic, author, and YouTube personality. As of June 2018, he has over 1.2 million subscribers and 341 million views on YouTube. A calm and easygoing film reviewer who is heavily passionate about moviegoing and filmmaking, pointing out the pros and cons of the hundreds of films that he personally pays to see and review every year. His reviews are mostly very consistent and I tend to agree with a majority of his reviews.
An entertaining British-Asian anime reviewer who regularly gives the latest scoops on seasonal anime and shares his overall first-impressions, all whilst adding comedic and satirical charm in the process.
CinemaSins is a movie-related YouTube channel created by Jeremy Scott and Chris Atkinson. The channel produces the "Everything Wrong With…" series. This series consists of them nitpicking movies with a sin counter.
Usually formulated as "In BLANK minutes or less", the runtime averages from fifteen to twenty-five minutes, depending on the movie they're covering.
Screen Rant is a digital media company primarily known for its content focusing on movies, TV shows, and video games. It provides news, reviews, and editorial pieces, aiming to be a comprehensive source for pop culture enthusiasts. Founded in 2003, the platform has amassed a large online following and is considered one of the leading websites in its niche. Screen Rant engages its audience through a variety of formats including articles, videos, and podcasts.
James Duncan Rolfe is an American actor, comedian, filmmaker, film and video game critic, and internet personality, best known for starring in the web television series The Angry Video Game Nerd, a joint production of Rolfe's Cinemassacre Productions, GameTrailers, and ScrewAttack. As far as I'm concerned James Rolfe is a gem when it comes to Youtubers. He's been putting out good solid content for well over 10 years now, he's always trying new ideas to keep his reviews fresh, and he's shown to be very passionate about the things he talks about. Nowadays it takes longer for him to release a new review (which is understandable, as he is a family man as well), but hey, that only gets you more excited for when he does eventually release one.
Nostalgia Critic is an American web series created, written, edited, directed and performed by Doug Walker. You can't talk about YouTube reviewers without mentioning Nostalgia Critic. His reviews are so entertaining to watch.
He does film comparisons of movies based on real stories, to the actual real life scenes.
