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Then in 2015, they made channel number 4, Music Video Sins, which is just Cinema Sins with music videos. Later in 2014, they started a third channel, Brand Sins, with a different format, note Leaning toward social commentary a different host, note the first few by Jes Whitton, later installments by Bobby Burns and the same nitpicking. Adventures in Audio: Basically like the ending funny audio bits on a Sins video, except applied to good movies.

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Before & After Movie Reviews: The guys discuss their expectations for a movie while driving to see it, then give a review after having watched it.

Dear Hollywood: Jeremy writes a letter to Hollywood complaining about particular trends, suggesting improvements for the industry.

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There are currently three series running on this channel, in addition to Conversations with Myself (which was originally on the main channel): In 2014, a second channel was created, CinemaSins Jeremy.

"How To Make.": A series of videos (made by Bobby Burns) showcasing some of the more regular sins of a particular genre ( Michael Bay films, British crime films, slasher films, etc.) as a "how to" video.

Movie Recipes: Came in two seasons with vastly different formats:.

Was eventually moved to CinemaSins Jeremy (see below).

Conversations with Myself: Through editing, Jeremy has a discussion with Jeremy about a recent movie, including a hint towards the next episode of CinemaSins.

Everything Wrong With.: Jeremy note Except for Prometheus, which is narrated by Chris points out all the sins in a particular movie.

Currently, there are seven shows playing on the channel (though three appear to have been discontinued):

Sins include continuity errors, Critical Research Failures, anything that breaks Willing Suspension of Disbelief, editing mistakes, instances of " Dude, Not Funny!", instances of Idiot Ball or Idiot Plot, Plot Holes, Deus ex Machinas, Logical Fallacies, Continuity Lockouts, overused and misused tropes, or just anything the guys can make a snarky joke or reference to. CinemaSins is a web series created by Jeremy Scott and Chris Atkinson in 2012, dedicated entirely to pointing out the "sins" in movies.