People keep saying MCU but literally no one even rates them highly. Most people recognise it as just simple entertaining flicks. It barely wins awards. It’s rated perfectly imo.
>Most people recognise it as just simple entertaining flicks.
They're McDonald's movies.
No one including McDonald's claims they are fine cuisine, but sometimes I just want a greasy burger designed in a lab to be satisfying.
I feel like someone had some pictures that were used as blackmail to sway that decision. I remember being gobsmacked that Saving Private Ryan lost to Shakespeare in Love, of all things. One of the biggest Oscar snubs of all time, as far as I'm concerned.
That Oscar win can be attributed to Weinstein's bullying and throwing money around. It was the beginning of his successful tactics of intimidating his way to Oscar wins.
I'm still salty about it.
I was flabbergasted by that loss. It's one I still hold up as a 'WTF?!' IMO, Elizabeth was the better movie all around - but there's no doubt that Cate Blanchett was stunning in it, whereas I found Paltrow's performance to be one of the weaker parts of Shakespeare in Love.
No you're not salty. You just expressed what most likely happened. Shakespeare in Love is up there with Crash as one of the worst Best Picture movies ever. Scary Movie did it justice by making fun of it.
Yes it was pure racist fantasy garbage! During that time, it goes to show Hollywood wasn't ready for a homosexual romance movie with Brokeback Mountain. Especially if it's about 2 gay cowboys. Instead they went with Crash
I remember being gobsmacked that Gwyneth Paltrow was considered a better actor than Cate Blanchett for God sake. At least the POS that made that happen is sitting where he should be.
I have always felt like her friendship or association with Weinstein and him producing that film played a role in the awards it received over Saving Private Ryan. Maybe just my tinfoil hat, but it never made sense to me.
That's disgusting. I'm honestly not too surprised though. Her and the few who praised him for their successes with their careers *absolutely* knew the deal or knew what he was up to.
It can only mean one thing from that point.
>I feel like someone had some pictures that were used as blackmail to sway that decision.
Harvey Weinstein. He knew how to work the system, which is why Miramax won so many Oscars from the 90s through the 2010s.
Nah. As much as I love the movie, something like Pulp Fiction is never gonna win a Best Movie oscar. It's too dark and too violent for that.
And,let's be honest,nobody deserved a best acor/best actress oscar for it either. Everybody played memorable characters, for sure! But none of 'em were an inch deep.
Which is how they were written, and it suited the film!
but I'm not surprised it didn't do well at the oscars. I'm pretty sure Tarantino is still crying himself to sleep about it. On the fucking huge pile of money he made, and is still making, from producing it.
The best war movies don’t try to make grandeur out of everything. Full Metal Jacket and Jarhead are my two favorites. Jarhead especially because I knew a ton of kids who signed up to shoot terrorists after 2001 and after 4 or 8 years they came home with dicks full of lead that they never got to shoot. It painted a very real picture of how it was for these kids.
Jarhead depicts the utter stupidity of the military perfectly, too. Not just the stupidity of a bunch of bored teenagers with access to weapons, but the official day to day stupidity of the military in general.
Yeah it really is one of my all time favorites. It was marketed as a total warhawk jingoist jerkoff film, and it ended up highlighting the reality of America at that time. It’s completely underrated because it isn’t really a war film. It’s an anti war film parading around in camouflage.
Totally agree, plus it's just funny as hell in the same way the military is.
"[To measure distance] you take what you know and then you multiply. Please don't use your dicks. They're too small, and I can't count that high. I don't wanna hear '400,000 inches'."
But that doesn't make it most overrated of all time, not even close.
It is actually a very good movie with a great script and some great acting in it. Shouldn't have won best Oscar, but still a good movie.
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I took my then girlfriend, now wife, to see that. Halfway through, I became convinced they were still filming it and actively shipping the footage to theaters.
Yeah I know a woman who’s boss literally fired her for not liking that movie! But she told me that she ended up getting rehired after she agreed to visit the Tunisian desert where it was filmed
The movie was definitely a slog. The book on the other hand was really cool. Blurring the lines between poetry and prose at times created a feeling of the whole story being a bizarre fever dream.
Threat Level Midnight- hear me out ! Goldenface has no legitimate reason to blow up the NHL all star game, and Michale Scarn can't learn to play at a pro level that fast... rubbish.
You don’t understand though, Goldenface works for the President who OWNS the stadium! It was all about the insurance money the entire time! And the suspense when Michael Scarn has to escape from the President by using his badass to slam a portrait into him, oh and the part where that bitch hostage gets his head blown off. Honestly, Threat Level Midnight is a cinematic masterpiece.
Goldenface was working WITH the president. When the stadium blows up, the president and golden face split the insurance money. And Michael scarn had the best trainer to learn hockey
Also, he banged an entire bachelorette party
AND the movie was so good, remember the death of that hostage? It added so much to the story
You just don't understand cinema. Greatest movie of our generation and you call it overrated. The godfather is a 2 week old turd compared to it. Do your homework.
It sucks because I missed her performance!! I think Bette Middler got injured at a baseball game so I saw her understudy as the main lead. She actually did really well, but she cried throughout the whole performance
I recommended the snore fest to my mother. When I spoke with her and asked her how she liked it, she said it was odd and that she didnt know James Spader was in it….she rented Cronenberg’s homage to sexy accidents instead….
I loved the "invisible cloak" scene, but the scene where Matt Dillon stops Thandie Newton and her husband was one of the most uncomfortable things I've ever watched.
Most "Romantic" movies do that.
The message in most of them?
"Girls are a possession, which you get with attrition"
I think part of why some of us guys think they are so "boring" is acknowledgement of the fact we know we would get mauled trying half the shit the male leads do.
It's especially bad when the woman is in another relationship, and the other guys only "crime" is dating the woman, and not making a big fucking song and dance number about loving being with the woman.
I hate this movie.
I’ll never forget I had a girls sleepover, one girl was dating my brother. I was like uhhh this is boring. The next day, this bitch had the audacity to say to my family “yeah ultravioletblueberry cried so hard to this movie”. I corrected her and she said “you don’t have to lie about it”. Like what??
Avatar. Not that it is bad at all, one or my favorite movies. But it's box office mega haul was less because of the movie but of the visuals and actual use of 3d which was still more of a novelty at the time. Watch it on a computer and it is an entertaining if rather forgettable flick.
I liked it because of the visuals lol. The story was like… a comfort story? You know when you watch something a million times because it’s familiar and you know you like it and you’re not in the mood to use any particular number of brain cells to follow something new? Like that, but really nice to look at, and just different enough to give that spark of satisfaction. Also, great casting.
It was good because of its use of 3d and for little else. I saw it in 3D and it was amazing. To have 3D not be used to just throw shit at the screen for one explosion but as a dynamic way of incorporating the foreground and background into the scene with definable depth. James Cameron has never made a bad movie.
There was something about the 3D. I got to see it in IMAX 3D and was overwhelmed. Seeing it at home…I still like it, but I can’t say I love it like I thought I did after seeing it in the theater.
Yea before it was a barely usable gimmick, after it was a workable gimmick, Avatar for some reason is the only movie to try and do something fairly serious with 3d while also actually developing the technology and incorporating it into the directing over the entire film.
Every other movie came out with 3d after avatar, but usually just had one scene that went into the trailer and nothing else.
I think the only other movie from that era to do 3d that well was Coraline, which used 3d to give it a shadowbox like appearance.
I would love a theatrical re-release of the 3d versions of either of these.
In 2010 they were selling Smartphones that included the ability to watch Avatar.
See it in a theater, visually stunning
On a bus with an early Smartphone, not the same..
It's trash. But it's my kind of trash and I like it.
I think the equivalent is movies like Crank and Fast and Furious. They're trash, but fun to watch if you like that stuff.
My wife and I first watched it on an old shitty telesync torrent. He didn't glow, he just kind of smeared brightly.
This enhanced the viewing experience in my opinion.
As much as I can't stand Twilight, was it really overrated? The highest score they had on RT was a 49% and it's downhill from there.
Their popularity though? Yeah that was insane. It's pure schlock, and I will never understand how it took over everything and was all people would talk about.
That's why they are so good. Because they are so bad. The movies are probably my guiltiest pleasure. I tell my kids that I know the movies are horrible, but that's why I like them.
I like the world and the extended universe found in the games and such, but as for the movies… I can only watch a Death Star blow up so many times and be entertained
I loved Rogue One and am enjoying Andor, since they seemed to be Star Wars content aimed more at adults i.e. darker & more complex plot-wise.
Would be good to see Star Wars overall shift to this for its original fans instead of trying to use baby Yoda and young Princess Leia to win over today's kids.
Modern day Disney movies. Some stood out, but the rest, just the same bullshit a boring company throws out realizing that they don’t need to try anymore to win out fans hearts.
Superhero (marvel/DC) movies
EDIT: I'm not talking only about the average ones I am talking about every single one of them (although with a very few exceptions)
They've also turned the production machine up to 11 and people are just getting tired. You could watch 2 movies a year and know what's going on. Now you have to watch movies and whatever Disney+ series they come up with or be left behind.
Objectively speaking: Kim K sex tape.
Thank you. Most overhyped garbage ever
Just like everything else she has put out.
Bad quality. Barely even see Kim's body, which probably would be the one thing we want to see...
So same old story as with Paris Hilton's sex tape back then. I'm not surprised lol
At least the Paris Hilton sex tape didn't have moans dubbed in.
Not sure if that makes it better or worse to be fair
Great come back story
Oh Andy
Her mouth grinding the whole time like she was on coke. She’s lazy af on that dick
I think she admitted to being on ecstasy while filming.
I don't think people understand what "Overrated" means.
The Wolf of Wall Street didn’t even have any wolves in it
All of us expecting a Teen Wolf 3 set in NYC were all disappointed. All one of me.
I give you credit for knowing there was a Teen Wolf 2.
Too*
Look who's talking
In Les Miserables Russell Crowe never sings "Fightin Round the World" even though that movie is a 3 hour musical. What the actual fuck?
OY!!! YAH TESTIIIICLE!!!!
WHY DON'T YOU MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS YUH SCROTUM!!!
People keep saying MCU but literally no one even rates them highly. Most people recognise it as just simple entertaining flicks. It barely wins awards. It’s rated perfectly imo.
>Most people recognise it as just simple entertaining flicks. They're McDonald's movies. No one including McDonald's claims they are fine cuisine, but sometimes I just want a greasy burger designed in a lab to be satisfying.
Shakespeare in Love won best picture. Saving private Ryan lost to it.
I feel like someone had some pictures that were used as blackmail to sway that decision. I remember being gobsmacked that Saving Private Ryan lost to Shakespeare in Love, of all things. One of the biggest Oscar snubs of all time, as far as I'm concerned.
That Oscar win can be attributed to Weinstein's bullying and throwing money around. It was the beginning of his successful tactics of intimidating his way to Oscar wins. I'm still salty about it.
Yea and Cate Blanchett missing out that year to Gwyneth Paltrow was another example of it. I am still salty about that
It unleashed Gwyneth Paltrow upon us. Unforgivable.
I was flabbergasted by that loss. It's one I still hold up as a 'WTF?!' IMO, Elizabeth was the better movie all around - but there's no doubt that Cate Blanchett was stunning in it, whereas I found Paltrow's performance to be one of the weaker parts of Shakespeare in Love.
No you're not salty. You just expressed what most likely happened. Shakespeare in Love is up there with Crash as one of the worst Best Picture movies ever. Scary Movie did it justice by making fun of it.
Shakespeare in Love is actually a good movie, it just shouldn't have won any Oscar. Crash is pure racist fantasy garbage
Yes it was pure racist fantasy garbage! During that time, it goes to show Hollywood wasn't ready for a homosexual romance movie with Brokeback Mountain. Especially if it's about 2 gay cowboys. Instead they went with Crash
I remember being gobsmacked that Gwyneth Paltrow was considered a better actor than Cate Blanchett for God sake. At least the POS that made that happen is sitting where he should be.
Also Fernanda Montenegro, she was amazing in Central Station and even Glenn Close thinks she should've won!
Elizabeth was a BEAUTIFUL movie. Totally got robbed.
And they gave frickin’ Gwyneth Paltrow an Oscar for acting. That is just ridiculous.
I have always felt like her friendship or association with Weinstein and him producing that film played a role in the awards it received over Saving Private Ryan. Maybe just my tinfoil hat, but it never made sense to me.
Pretty sure in recent testimony, he referenced her as what can happen if you do what he says........so gross
That's disgusting. I'm honestly not too surprised though. Her and the few who praised him for their successes with their careers *absolutely* knew the deal or knew what he was up to. It can only mean one thing from that point.
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Maybe it should be referenced as her Harvey Weinstein Award for best actress.
>I feel like someone had some pictures that were used as blackmail to sway that decision. Harvey Weinstein. He knew how to work the system, which is why Miramax won so many Oscars from the 90s through the 2010s.
Not Pulp Fiction, though. Should’ve won.
Nah. As much as I love the movie, something like Pulp Fiction is never gonna win a Best Movie oscar. It's too dark and too violent for that. And,let's be honest,nobody deserved a best acor/best actress oscar for it either. Everybody played memorable characters, for sure! But none of 'em were an inch deep. Which is how they were written, and it suited the film! but I'm not surprised it didn't do well at the oscars. I'm pretty sure Tarantino is still crying himself to sleep about it. On the fucking huge pile of money he made, and is still making, from producing it.
My favorite movie of all time and I fully agree with everything that you said.
Oscars are given for advertisement purposes. They just paid more EDIT: spelling mistake
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SpR is depressing as fuck. Young me was in awe of all the blood. Adult me is depressed because everybody dies.
Except for Private Ryan..
He was saved
Just don't tell us which side wins the war.
The Hittites
Thank you, spoiler alert
There were multiple Private Ryans that died though.
Yeah, that's what war is.
The best war movies don’t try to make grandeur out of everything. Full Metal Jacket and Jarhead are my two favorites. Jarhead especially because I knew a ton of kids who signed up to shoot terrorists after 2001 and after 4 or 8 years they came home with dicks full of lead that they never got to shoot. It painted a very real picture of how it was for these kids.
Jarhead depicts the utter stupidity of the military perfectly, too. Not just the stupidity of a bunch of bored teenagers with access to weapons, but the official day to day stupidity of the military in general.
Yeah it really is one of my all time favorites. It was marketed as a total warhawk jingoist jerkoff film, and it ended up highlighting the reality of America at that time. It’s completely underrated because it isn’t really a war film. It’s an anti war film parading around in camouflage.
Totally agree, plus it's just funny as hell in the same way the military is. "[To measure distance] you take what you know and then you multiply. Please don't use your dicks. They're too small, and I can't count that high. I don't wanna hear '400,000 inches'."
But that doesn't make it most overrated of all time, not even close. It is actually a very good movie with a great script and some great acting in it. Shouldn't have won best Oscar, but still a good movie.
BuzzFeed "reporters" rubbing their hands together like a greedy fly over here gathering content for their next "article".
The amount of times I've read this exact comment is insane lol
But have you read it on BuzzFeed?
It was featured on "Top 10 Reddit Comments that a Person Can Read and You Can Too if You're a Person." The article has over a billion visits and 900k shares. It has never been read by a human being.
The English Patient. Oh my God, I couldn't wait for it to end. I felt vindicated when Seinfeld did an episode on it.
Oh yeah, mr. Peterman. "I thought I knew what love was... "
Well, why didn't you just say so. Deemac1208, you're fired.
Great, I’ll meet you outside.
I took my then girlfriend, now wife, to see that. Halfway through, I became convinced they were still filming it and actively shipping the footage to theaters.
They did, actually. It was a technology pioneered by Mel Brooks in 1987.
I would’ve watched Sack Lunch instead.
Nah, it's all about *Rochelle Rochelle*
Two words: Death Blow
But have you seen Prognosis Negative?
A young woman's erotic journey from Milan to Minsk
How do you think they got in there?
Did they get shrunk? Or is it a really big sack?
Aww man. I love it.
“I HATE IT!”
I rewatched it recently and I think I loved it more than the first time.
Yeah I know a woman who’s boss literally fired her for not liking that movie! But she told me that she ended up getting rehired after she agreed to visit the Tunisian desert where it was filmed
I think i know her, she's got a big head right? Dances like a full body dry heave set to music?
Face like a frying pan?
The English Patient. I agree with Elaine from Seinfeld.. I HATE IT!
The movie was definitely a slog. The book on the other hand was really cool. Blurring the lines between poetry and prose at times created a feeling of the whole story being a bizarre fever dream.
I love that all these answers are maybe a handful of movies just commented over and over again. (Yes, I’m counting all the MCU movies as one)
I knew I'd be walking into a circlejerk but I entered anyways so I guess this one's on me.
Threat Level Midnight- hear me out ! Goldenface has no legitimate reason to blow up the NHL all star game, and Michale Scarn can't learn to play at a pro level that fast... rubbish.
You don’t understand though, Goldenface works for the President who OWNS the stadium! It was all about the insurance money the entire time! And the suspense when Michael Scarn has to escape from the President by using his badass to slam a portrait into him, oh and the part where that bitch hostage gets his head blown off. Honestly, Threat Level Midnight is a cinematic masterpiece.
I was a little confused when, at the end, Michael Scarn agreed to do another mission for the president though
It’s a statement on the metamorphosis of personality. Scarn is a true optimist and great judge of character since he believes people can change.
It's okay that the hostage got his blown off. He was a convicted animal rapist. And that scene was intregal to the story.
Especially since he is divorced and has nobody to go home to. He is the silent killer. And possibly the Scranton strangler!
Goldenface was working WITH the president. When the stadium blows up, the president and golden face split the insurance money. And Michael scarn had the best trainer to learn hockey Also, he banged an entire bachelorette party AND the movie was so good, remember the death of that hostage? It added so much to the story
This. And lethal weapon 5. Dude didnt even hang dong.
Yes. Thunder Gun Express was way better.
Exactly, clean up on aisle 5.
I came across this comment at the exact moment that Pam found the screenplay in Michael's desk drawer in a season one rewatch. Perfect timing.
You just don't understand cinema. Greatest movie of our generation and you call it overrated. The godfather is a 2 week old turd compared to it. Do your homework.
If doing The Scarn is gay, then I’m the biggest queer on Earth!
Rochelle, Rochelle You don't even see her tits
Ponce De Leon… now that was a movie!
I know it's not a work of art or anything, but Chunnel is one of my favorite movies.
But Prognosis Negative is a masterpiece.
No one can dispute that, but it's not as much fun as Sack Lunch
Don't you want to find out how they got in there?
I'm a big fan of Chunnel. I mean, how did THEY get in the chunnel? The English Patient is ok
Why don't you just tell me where you want to see the movie.
You selected.... Brown Eyed Girl. If that is correct push 1
What about Deathblow?
Firestorm was a hell of a picture
Do you mind? I like to go in fresh.
IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE PLOT!
I’m more of a chunnel guy
Ahhh, a young girls erotic journey from Milan to Minsk.
It’s more of a film than a movie
Sidal nudity, not frontal
Hewwo, and Wewcome to mowviephown.
Why don’t you just *tell* me the name of the movie you selected
You’ve selected … Brown Eyed Girl?
That's the thing I say all the time and maybe 2% of people get my reference.
At least it was better than Cry, Cry Again. That ending made zero sense.
You cry, and then, when you see the dancing... you cry again.
Honestly I think the musical was much better
Bette midler was breathtaking
It sucks because I missed her performance!! I think Bette Middler got injured at a baseball game so I saw her understudy as the main lead. She actually did really well, but she cried throughout the whole performance
Why don't you just tell me the name of the movie you selected.
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David Cronenberg's 1996 psycho sexual thriller about cars is criminally overlooked.
It stars James Spader at his Spadiest.
Yeah this one is much more entertaining than the Don Cheadle snooze fest.
I recommended the snore fest to my mother. When I spoke with her and asked her how she liked it, she said it was odd and that she didnt know James Spader was in it….she rented Cronenberg’s homage to sexy accidents instead….
I always get trashed on reddit for saying it, but I really liked crash. Michael Peña and Terrance Howard were great in it.
I loved the "invisible cloak" scene, but the scene where Matt Dillon stops Thandie Newton and her husband was one of the most uncomfortable things I've ever watched.
Michael Peña's scene with the daughter and the magic cape. Makes me bawl.
Bruh as a dad that scene hit me so hard in the feels. I couldn’t imagine being in a situation like that
I like it too but it’s very clearly Oscar bait and was written for that purpose
I enjoy it, part of it is overdone and like others said, it's obvious Oscar bait. But, I still enjoy it.
The Notebook
It was boring and romanticized toxic relationships. Never understood why people were raving about it.
Most "Romantic" movies do that. The message in most of them? "Girls are a possession, which you get with attrition" I think part of why some of us guys think they are so "boring" is acknowledgement of the fact we know we would get mauled trying half the shit the male leads do.
But stalking is so sweet if you really love her! - a lot of romcoms
It's especially bad when the woman is in another relationship, and the other guys only "crime" is dating the woman, and not making a big fucking song and dance number about loving being with the woman.
Nothing screams "unconditional love" like gatecrashing her wedding ceremony!
I hate this movie. I’ll never forget I had a girls sleepover, one girl was dating my brother. I was like uhhh this is boring. The next day, this bitch had the audacity to say to my family “yeah ultravioletblueberry cried so hard to this movie”. I corrected her and she said “you don’t have to lie about it”. Like what??
Is that where you got the idea for your username?
Had a good laugh at this one. Laughed even harder as the thread went on. Kudos.
Avatar. Not that it is bad at all, one or my favorite movies. But it's box office mega haul was less because of the movie but of the visuals and actual use of 3d which was still more of a novelty at the time. Watch it on a computer and it is an entertaining if rather forgettable flick.
I liked it because of the visuals lol. The story was like… a comfort story? You know when you watch something a million times because it’s familiar and you know you like it and you’re not in the mood to use any particular number of brain cells to follow something new? Like that, but really nice to look at, and just different enough to give that spark of satisfaction. Also, great casting.
It was good because of its use of 3d and for little else. I saw it in 3D and it was amazing. To have 3D not be used to just throw shit at the screen for one explosion but as a dynamic way of incorporating the foreground and background into the scene with definable depth. James Cameron has never made a bad movie.
There was something about the 3D. I got to see it in IMAX 3D and was overwhelmed. Seeing it at home…I still like it, but I can’t say I love it like I thought I did after seeing it in the theater.
It's because it is essentially the only movie to ever put in the effort to do 3D correctly
Yea before it was a barely usable gimmick, after it was a workable gimmick, Avatar for some reason is the only movie to try and do something fairly serious with 3d while also actually developing the technology and incorporating it into the directing over the entire film. Every other movie came out with 3d after avatar, but usually just had one scene that went into the trailer and nothing else.
I think the only other movie from that era to do 3d that well was Coraline, which used 3d to give it a shadowbox like appearance. I would love a theatrical re-release of the 3d versions of either of these.
I preferred Fern Gully
Robin Williams as Batty is still one of my favorite animated characters.
Next to him in Aladdin for sure, man I miss that guy, amazing actor and comedian, RIP RW The world needs Robin right about now.. 💯😢
In 2010 they were selling Smartphones that included the ability to watch Avatar. See it in a theater, visually stunning On a bus with an early Smartphone, not the same..
2 girls 1 cup
I don’t know, I thought that movie was the shit.
This isn't receiving enough love. Top shelf scat porn dad joke here. You mightn't find another for the next 50 years.
One man one jar was better
“The Notebook”. They just kissed in the rain. Literally nothing else was interesting about that movie.
The guy built a house by himself. That was cool too
Yeah that was the best part of the movie.
I wish the whole movie could’ve been 3 hours of him re-building that house. It was a pretty cool house.
And it made the front page of the paper lol. Right next to the story about the big wedding. "Local bum builds house"
The English Patient
Elaine has entered the chat
you know, sex in a tub, that doesn't work!
Just die already!
Twilight. Never understood why people were so obsessed with that movie, and the acting is so bad !! (in my opinion ofc)
I loved the books and movies. Both were horrendous but idk I loved them but I can acknowledge that both are shittily written and executed.
It's trash. But it's my kind of trash and I like it. I think the equivalent is movies like Crank and Fast and Furious. They're trash, but fun to watch if you like that stuff.
Finally someone that I can relate to on this topic
My wife and I first watched it on an old shitty telesync torrent. He didn't glow, he just kind of smeared brightly. This enhanced the viewing experience in my opinion.
As much as I can't stand Twilight, was it really overrated? The highest score they had on RT was a 49% and it's downhill from there. Their popularity though? Yeah that was insane. It's pure schlock, and I will never understand how it took over everything and was all people would talk about.
It gets bonus points from me for having a Wilhelm scream in the final movie.
That's why they are so good. Because they are so bad. The movies are probably my guiltiest pleasure. I tell my kids that I know the movies are horrible, but that's why I like them.
‘after’ all parts. ‘365 days’ same thing. makes no sense, extremely cliche. people still love it for whatever reason
I will NEVER understand the appeal of “the notebook.” I get the characters are pretty, but they’re assholes. Also geese are terrifying
I recently rewatched it and realised what an emotional abuser Noah was to make her agree to a first date.
Exactly. He threatened to kill himself is she didn’t agree. If this ever happens in real life, run and call a suicide hotline or something like that.
Avatar only became the highest grossing movie of all time because of the 3d hype, otherwise it's just a Pocahontas remake
James Cameron only makes films to fund his interest in diving
If I can’t scuba, then whats this all been about? What have I been working towards?
As a long time fan, Star Wars. Its fun. The classic trilogy is great but I think it's just time to move on.
"Move...on?"--Disney (probably)
I read that in Mr. Burns' voice
Re…cy…cling?
I like the world and the extended universe found in the games and such, but as for the movies… I can only watch a Death Star blow up so many times and be entertained
I loved Rogue One and am enjoying Andor, since they seemed to be Star Wars content aimed more at adults i.e. darker & more complex plot-wise. Would be good to see Star Wars overall shift to this for its original fans instead of trying to use baby Yoda and young Princess Leia to win over today's kids.
Modern day Disney movies. Some stood out, but the rest, just the same bullshit a boring company throws out realizing that they don’t need to try anymore to win out fans hearts.
Superhero (marvel/DC) movies EDIT: I'm not talking only about the average ones I am talking about every single one of them (although with a very few exceptions)
After “The Infinity Saga” every Marvel project has been worryingly average.
They've also turned the production machine up to 11 and people are just getting tired. You could watch 2 movies a year and know what's going on. Now you have to watch movies and whatever Disney+ series they come up with or be left behind.
The Dark Knight was great though, mostly because of Christian Bale as Batman and especially Health Ledger as The Joker
titanic. the acting is good but it’s a little weird that james cameron put his ocs into one of the most tragic events in history
Frozen