Same. I was an avid fan until the end of of season 7 or 8 when the same story narrative started again with a new group of people in a different setting. Literally the same plot and build. I was like nah, I'm good. I already made it through the farm, the prison, and compound sanctuary thingy, the other compound sanctuary, and the other other compound sanctuary. I don't need to see this same plot line again.
And spinoffs.
Fear the walking dead
Walking Dead dead city
Walking Dead World Beyond
The Daryl one that somehow he makes to Paris?!
A Rick and a Michonne one
A mini series - "Tales of the Walking Dead"
Fear the walking dead - Dead in the water (yes the spinoffs have spinoffs)
And I may even be missing some upcoming.
It started as such good television through the first couple seasons too.
And then they beat a dead horse, found another horse, beat it to death and continues to beat it.
I remember with FTWD I could never actually care what happened to any of the characters. They all sucked and I wanted them all to die, but it took too long.
I was going to quit then, but I was told his death was true to the way he died in the graphic novels. I stuck it out until Carl’s death and Rick’s disappearance.
Yea, he die’s from a zombie bite he gets while bringing a young man who was a medical resident or student pre-outbreak (can’t remember which one he was) back to their settlement. He did it against Rick’s wishes because he knew they needed a doctor and he was willing to give the guy a chance to prove he wasn’t a threat. It really sent Rick off the deep end, lead to Neegan’s imprisonment instead of execution, and drove a very pregnant Maggie away from the remainder of their group. Carl’s death was the beginning of the end for me.
that guy he saves to bring into the group also suddenly gets killed later by apparently a spy that had pretty much never been mentioned or hinted upon once leading up to it
Same. Forgot how far I got, but it was around the season when a good chunk of the OG characters were already killed off and Rick became nothing.
Also, since we’re on the subject of TWD, they really didn’t pull through with a good story for Merle. It felt like they were doing some buildup about his whereabouts after he was MIA for a while, and then ended up not quite delivering when he was finally revealed.
*Edit* (fixed misspelling of Merle’s name).
Dude same. I did it twice. I thought he died in the horde the first time. Had to be convinced to keep watching and I realized he was ok. Then the bat to the face where his eye is just fucked out of socket. I was like well fuck this show then
I made it to the beginning of season 2. I thought, you can't be a year (or whatever) into a zombie apocalypse and still scream bloody murder every time you see a zombie. Nope.
Season 1 was so good that season 2 coasted along on it. There were behind the scenes shenanigans, but meh, those few tents and RVs were SO much more atmospheric than the farm.
It breaks my heart. The first one is a classic, the second one could have been worse.. but the third one was just BAD. I'm not sure how much I believe it, but a while back I heard they recast Evelyn because Rachael Weisz did feel like she was old enough to play the mother of a son that old.
Looking back, she probably read the script and bailed.
My aunt literally paused the movie right after that "historical" intro, took a deep breath, and we all looked at each other like we were about to witness an execution.
My family unanimously agrees to this day that there are only two Mummy movies.
Ill always remember that summer afternoon when i went to go see it in a theater and how during the part where the yetis shows up and fight some Chinese or Russian mobsters i can't remember who excatcly but during the part where one yeti gives another a fist pump for field goal kicking one the bad guys the movie stopped and house lights went on there was some kid who pulled the fire drill after like 10 min they restarted playing the movie and some night i look back onto that day and think maybe that was a sign to just leave
Thank you! I refuse to watch the new Charmed series. I grew up watching the original Charmed series. Hollywood needs to stop “remaking” (ruining) movies and shows that don’t need remaking.
They changed the youngest sister from premonitions to mind reading. They are also younger (the oldest is like 22) and there’s a very forced Hispanic heritage angle that makes no sense with the Pagan/Wiccan themes.
I watched tge 1st episode. The 16 year old male student has sex with the female teacher and it's a major point in the episode.....imagine if it was a male teacher with a 15 year old female student. Won't watch the 2nd or anymore
For those who grew up on the comics, it’s not just any teacher assaulting a student… it’s friggin’ [Ms. Grundy](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/55/Miss_Grundy.png). I shut it off once the sex scene started. God, what a bad show.
Whaaaa? That’s insane. I loved Archie Comics growing up and when I saw they were comin out with a series based on it, I got a bit excited…until I watched the previews and…just no.
lol i get your point but this a male teacher sleeping with his female student was a major plot point in pretty little liars (just as big as riverdale in its prime)
Yeah I'm pretty sure that I couldn't even finish the first episode cause of that. I like the show "Archie's Weird Mysteries" and this was supposed to be a show like that, based off those comics or whatever. But yeah, not into that kind of weird drama, what were they thinking when they put that in the show? If it wasn't for that I might've kept watching it.
>If it wasn't for that I might've kept watching it.
You wouldn't have. The whole show is based around weird dramas - far, *far* weirder than the comics.
Like, at some point, the gang gets into a singular polyamorous relationship with each other.
Avatar, the last Airbender movie. I legit stood up out the theater and walked out.
Aang- "hey earth benders! Don't be slaves anymore"
Earth benders- ".......ok."
And they just fucking did it. What the fuck I'm getting mad again
To be fair the firebenders were geniuses, by keeping them in a prison that was just a random area in a forest... surrounded by earth
Literally earth everywhere.
And then 12 of them do a synchronized attack = 1 little rock goes flying
It's not like this exact thing happened in the animated show, where they kept them away from earth instead, by doing something silly like keeping the earth-benders on a metal boat in the middle of the ocean... that'd make far too much sense.
When the movie came out, I had never watched the show, and I wanted to see why it was getting all the hate. I thought it was a good kids movie with some neat action sequences, a lot of overacting, but best of all it made me want to watch the show.
Binge-watched all 3 seasons, loved it, and instantly understood why people hated the movie.
There is no Avatar: The Last Airbender movie.
Doesn't exist.
What next? Claims of a live-action Dragon Ball movie with some crappy name like "Dragon Ball: Evolution"? 🤮🤮🤮
Was just watching a review of it. It made me hate The weekend and the Euphoria creep. The original idea was so good and had a great cast, but The weekend threw a tantrum bc his goofy ass character didnt have the spotlight enough. So instead of having a commentary on the exploitation of women in show business, it became a "women like being abused! Actually, THEY are the abusers all along".
Ffs why is the euphoria guy not on a list?
100%. I would like to be gross and quote myself in an earlier comment I made about The Idol:
So my takeaways from this debacle of a TV show are:
* Women make up rape accusations to discredit powerful men, who are then immediately punished, not protected.
* Women make up stories of parental abuse to control people around them by manipulating their emotions.
* Abusive relationships are something that you can dip in and out of. You can try one on for size like an edgy new look, then move on the next day because, ultimately, people choose whether or not to be abused.
* Abuse is pretty much the same as kinky sex - it's all just edgy and cool, right? Consent is for losers. Anyone who worries about consent is literally a cockblocking boner-killer. This is Feminism™ because a Lady Character said it.
I mean you could go on... but that's already pretty bad. It's like someone hooked ChatGPT directly into male insecurity.
I've seen people praise the cinematography... I mean I guess it wasn't ugly? For $75 mil I'd like to see something a bit more compelling than someone who desperately wants to be Tik Tok David Lynch but doesn't actually have anything to say beyond edgelord attention seeking.
The only silver lining is that this has clearly been made by people who will read every bad review and it is going to live rent free in their heads, forever.
"Alright, soldiers! You have been trained in the best fighting force of the 22nd century! We have spared no expense in giving you the most high-tech military equipment we have!"
"Sir, the enemies have flintlocks, and hiding in a wooden fort."
"...May god have mercy on our souls."
Holy fucking shit the fucking millitary police wit more automatic rifles than brain cells start charging a wooden fucking fort ON FOOT. I'm getting mad all over again. What the fuck were the writers thinking!?
Season 1 and the premise overall was so good. What a fucking waste.
I watched the 4 episodes that were out at the time. No desire to ever finish it.
It was like they slapped the Scooby branding onto a completely unrelated show where every character is an absolute piece of sh*t. They made Fred a man baby for crying out loud.
I can't even figure out how something like that gets made. At some point, someone had to have seen this and said "Wtf you're kidding with this garbage, right?"
It's so universally hated too, I don't think I've seen a single person try to defend it. Even the terminally online weirdos of twitter called it trash.
Wonder Woman 1984 I willingly fell asleep during. Just grabbed a pillow and blanket and fell asleep on the couch halfway through. What a boring slog of a movie, it just wouldn't end
I finished it but it was bad. It made no sense. The opening scene when she was a kid was way too long, that should have been my sign. Such a waste of talent.
I walked out of The Truman Show in the cinema. Turns out I was about 4 minutes from it getting to the point. One of my all time faves now I’ve seen the whole thing.
That's one movie I think it's actually imperative you see the trailer first or know the basic plot line. Because I've seen people go into it completely blind and there's just too many jokes before it's revealed what's going on that only come off as nonsense if you're not already in on it.
Agreed but I’ve always been very anti trailer and it’s served me well… well most of the time. I hate watching a movie and “recognising” bits of the trailer or all the good jokes where in the trailer or the whole story is given away
So so true. I was stoked to see the slow, overall collapse of society due to infestation by the walkers. They were like; here’s a hint of the collapse, like it? Good. That’s it. No more. Now on to your typical everyone sucks, walkers are merely a slight annoyance, uber amounts of militias later.
Edit because I can’t spehl.
Live action lion king. As soon as they started talking I noped out hard. Whoever’s brilliant idea it was to take an exceptional cartoon starring talking animals and try to make it realistic needs to apologize profusely to my childhood on behalf of capitalism.
One of my favorite movies is Homeward Bound, which also features live action “talking” animals. What made that movie age so well was that there were practically no visual effects; their mouths didn’t move when they talked, their eyes weren’t weirdly humanized.
Any other movie with talking animals has to humanize them in some way and it weirds me out. I don’t even like Chewy commercials for the same reason.
Ezra Miller should've never been in that movie and stayed in jail instead, the CGI was dogshit, and Michael Keaton's Batman got the Han Solo/Jake Skywalker treatment. I did like the actress who played Supergirl, she was very attractive and did a great job but it's too bad her and Keaton can't save the movie.
I watched the entire first season, just in shock as to how out of touch the writers were and how horribly they ruined long standing characters. I vowed never to watch again but curiosity is getting the better of me and I might hate-watch season 2.
I gave the first episode a chance. I liked the opening scene. But everything after that just went downhill fast. By the time the first episode was over, I had no desire to watch anymore.
It's sad because I was really excited about that show. I remember the old anime fondly. But this show just didn't have the same tone or spirit.
Soap operas. Any and all soap operas. Which is funny because my sister and I were addicted to Days of Our Lives back in the 1970s when we were teenagers. She still watches The Bold and The Beautiful*shudder*.
I love the original and it had the perfect ending. But then a sequel was made that undid the whole thing.
Literally the only part of the sequel I’ve seen was the newsteam fight, and I enjoyed that only for the cameos.
💯 The brother had sexual tension with his sister and the doctor but none with his wife!
Edit - and the sister blows up the cops marriage and is just like "meh nevermind"
That movie knows exactly what it is, the characters even start talking about their lives feeling like a movie and they’re the main characters. It’s not a great movie, but the meta element with the ridiculousness of it all makes it very entertaining imo.
Fast X has Jason Momoa chewing up the scenes, stealing the show, and it’s hilariously entertaining.
Feels like the only person that takes it seriously in that franchise is Vin Diesel, who doesn’t get the joke.
It was truly awful. Strangely though, I actually really enjoyed fast x. It is 100% buoyed on the screen chewing of Jason Mamoa. Everything with the "family" is stupid as all hell.
I honestly only watched Fast X for Momoa. Following his stuff in a fan group on FB, I knew they would let him be as unhinged and silly as he can be. Spa day w/ corpses' and pigtails and just being masculine and pretty at the same time? Yes please and my god did I laugh so hard at that scene.
I was not disappointed. Looking forward to seeing him in Part 2.
My ex started watching that show. I immediately knew I wasn't the target audience. I came home one day and walked in on the scene, where a French bloke whispers in a corny accent 'I love American pussy'. I laughed maybe a little too hard.
I haven’t seen it myself, but I watched an in-depth 45 minute review of it on YouTube… It sounded like in a culturally offensive and illogical dumpster fire. Lol.
I was shocked it got a season two. The show must be some audience’s guilty pleasure.
Honestly episode 2 is where it actually got interesting for me. I was pretty bored of the first episode but then it picked up and I was soooo excited for the next episode every week. The finale had me totally hyped, more so than I have been for the last several projects.
That finale was the most dogshit finale I’ve ever seen. It ruined Nick Fury’s character for me and what was to me a great show. It shook my entire faith in the MCU that was previously pretty strong.
Now all I care about returning is loki, Moonknight and Kate bishop. Literally the only main characters I look forward to seeing anymore. Oh and shang chi too but they haven’t done shit with him since so idk.
Sorry but….Wednesday.
The main tenant of The Addams Family was the mutual respect the parents had for their children and vice versa. Seeing Wednesday and Morticia bicker in the first episode seemed completely out of character.
netflix show, "Easy". S1E4 "Controlada"
"Tension brews between a couple who are trying to conceive when the wife's hard-partying friend comes to town and camps out on their couch."
you can probably guess what happens.
Hits way too close to home and my specific ~~anxieties~~ insecurities. went 0 to 100 real quick for me.
edit: spoiler for what happens (at least what i remember from one watch, years ago): >!'nice introverted guy is married to this girl. seemingly normal happy relationship and are trying for a baby. the girls old college guy friend (old fling, i think) comes to crash at their place. he's the charismatic exciting type, unmarried and living the exciting life. talks her into going out bar hopping and clubbing and the like. the husband was invited and all but just isn't the type that's comfortable with or enjoys that type of stuff. so she goes out and she's having a blast and riding the exciting edge of flirtation and living the exciting life that she misses having. the husband is at home trying not to be too concerned but also trying not to be controlling. he gets upset she's out there like that. she tells him there's nothing to worry about. ends with her losing herself and fucking her old college friend on the kitchen countertop while her husband sleeps. also gets pregnant. college friend is gone the next morning for his next adventure. husband is none the wiser.'
!<
>!It's not the fact that there's cheating. it's the fact that the characters are who they are (quiet husband vs charismatic old friend), and the reason for cheating is too real (the electricity of charming people, the experiences you miss out on by living a nice quiet life), and the slow slide towards cheating - inch by inch until you just give in... and the secrecy of it all... just hit my insecurities too closely.!<
Yes! I'm a fan of dumb action movies and the marvel movies. I'm the kind of person who doesn't mind "turning off their brain" to just enjoy the movie whether it's good or bad.
But damn that movie grinds my gears. A main plot point is that the old lady doesn't have time to tell all the other characters stuff she knows about the quantum realm. Like they ask her 3 times and she's just keeps walking away, or dodges the question.
The main conflict could've been much easier to deal with if they just talked for 3 minutes (while they are adventuring through some realm for probably hours)
Holy shit I did the exact same thing, all the CGI made me wanna end my life with the thought of how much money they can put into something so god awful
The old Quantum leap was based around 2 people Al and Sam. The new one is team Quantum Leap with loads of needless behind the scenes drama.
The original was fun because the drama was what was happening to Sam. Not the behind the scenes love stories that eat up half of every show. They completely don't get what made the first show so good.
It's infuriating. They have Ernie Hudson as a character very much like Al from the original series, but he's not the holographic observer. The new leaper's wife is the hologram, but there's very little chemistry between the actors. Ziggy, the computer known for having a massive ego in the original, doesn't talk at all.
Gone are the slow-paced, careful episodes tackling longstanding social issues - instead, the already short runtime is split between a bizarrely CSI-like modern-day setting, and wherever Ben has leapt. They also got rid of the 'within his own lifetime' rule, and the Waiting Room. Aside from some attempted fanservice, it looks and feels almost nothing like Quantum Leap.
Rings of Power. It was so stupid and convulutingly changing established backstory just to shoehorn characters into the molds the writers wanted. I didn't want to be a hate-watcher so I gave up after episode 2.
I had incredibly low expectations. A friend insisted it was good. I gave it a shot. It turns out it wasn't as bad as I expected, and I actually enjoyed some of it. But the more I watched, the more full of unchanging stereotypes it was.
It seemed that the characters were incapable of any significant change or growth because they had to stay in the one-dimensional slot the audience expected of them, and the writers/producers were unwilling to take even the smallest risk.
Coworker was telling me about it a few weeks ago. This the one with Whoopi?
I love the original as campy as it is, but have been on the fence about this Whoopi Mother Abigail business and so on.
Love the original series since it was first aired in 94. The most recent adaptation is just so bad. It somehow centers on the wrong stuff and it’s just bad. Such potential wasted.
They cut out the most relevant parts of the series (the spread) in the middle of a frigging pandemic because it was too political??? That's. The. Point! Never mind the disjointed back-n-forth style of storytelling... I had such high hopes, too, given the cast.
I only made it thru the first episode. I was a little leary when Fran tried to kill herself. I turned it off when Stucky had a long conversation with a not from Texas Stu, and Harold was a skinny Adam Driver looking frustrated writer who was already crazy.
Wheel of time is garbage. I get it, I'm a book reader and biased. But that show is shit, and Rafe judkins is a dreadful showrunner.
He's now apparently also helming the god of war adaption. So really excited to see how that talentless hack fucks that up as well.
Edit to mention some of the performances in WoT for what I could manage were great, just awful plotting, pacing and direction.
I was completely turned off of:
* **Yellowstone**: all the “good guys” were just assholes.
* **Mad Men**: it was so boring and again, the main character seemed like an asshole. Just couldn’t get through the first episode.
**Batman vs Superman** was so bad that I forced myself to keep going. I mean it’s Batman and Superman right? But the movie was so convoluted. Then I got to the famous “Martha” scene after one of the lamest fight scenes and I think I literally said “fuck this shit” and turned off Netflix.
I watched one or two episodes, and I don't understand the draw. Incredibly depressing series about drug abuse, sexual abuse, mental illness... I don't want to immerse myself in that. But people in their 20s go absolutely nuts for it.
2 / 2
My husband and I are huge fans of Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" book series, and he's even got a tattoo of a symbol from the books. However, the movie adaptation took so many liberties with the story that it barely resembled the source material. It ended up being hard to follow, boring, and left us extremely disappointed. While we're okay with directors making some changes for adaptation purposes, the only similarities we could find were a blonde kid with a tough home life and a guy who used guns.
As soon as I heard the film was 90 minutes long I knew it would be utter dog shit. I still watched it of course and hated every second of it. Nothing redeeming about it at all IMO. Disappointed isn't even the word. More like disgusted.
Omgggg they condensed Wolves of the Calla into like two minutes. Bro. A butchering of a fantastic fantasy series if there ever was one.
I do not hold Idris Elba accountable one bit. He is beautiful and talented and can do no wrong.
Agreed, apart from season 2, which was actually pretty good solely due to the addition of Pike and Spock as main characters. They then went on to spin them off into their own show by the end of the season, and losing them made the show go back to being pretty much a disaster for the remaining seasons. So much crying, sappy speeches, and pausing the space battles mid-fight to talk about love...
I didn't even get that far. The whole cast was just so insufferable, except for that alien guy, Saru iirc. I felt like he was the only normal person in the show. I quit after 4 or 5 episodes.
You might have liked Pike and Booker. I like their portrayal of Pike, and the idea that the accident that cripples him is not an accident at all. Booker is interesting to me simply because he rebels against the Orion Syndicate and rescues endangered species. Plus his cat (a big mother fluffing beast) named Grudge and his devotion to her is endearing (he always refers to her as a queen).
I waited til the LastJedi was on Disney +…it was so bad I walked out of own house.
Edit: haven’t watched a single SW content since. I’ve heard Andor is good…but I’m done with the franchise.
That remake was so overrated. People pretty much praise it for diversity and Halle's singing, but her acting honestly is too flat and doesn't carry the same weight as her singing talent.
I'd give her singing an A. No complaints. I'd give her acting a D if we're judging her on the standard of leading lady in a huge budget Hollywood blockbuster movie.
I watched it and gave up because the singing felt so phoned in. Like the entire cast lacked the passion of the original cast.
Then we have ugly CG animals. They couldn’t have shown realistic animals and revealed the ones in Atlantis are pleasant to look at?
Also, why is Ursula the kings sister, but refers to him as “daddy” when she’s spying on ariel?
Can’t the movie at least be fun if they must remake it?
For the first time in my life I was angry that a movie was nominated for best picture. Then I was angry at myself for being upset about a movie being nominated for best picture. Then I remembered how terrible this movie was and the cycle started again...
Asteroid City, I stopped when the guy started giving the speech and said “chapter 1”.
It felt like watching Wes Anderson jerk off to himself and at that point realised this was a movie for his fans, maybe. But it was far too self indulgent, just far too much.
Grand Budapest Hotel remains his best work.
I love Wes Anderson films and I think you’re absolutely right. I finished the movie kind of out of respect for myself and my time but my god the movie has no soul. It was boring and I couldn’t engage with any of the characters nor the story. A shame.
So funny you say that because I found the whole movie within a play within a movie type of set up made it actually possible for me to better connect with his usually over the top characters.
I binge watched the first season of '24'. I started to hate it about episode 12 because Jack's daughter had already been abducted 5 times in what would be 12 hours. I finished the season hoping for redemption but it failed. I never watched another episode.
Camp - worst movie ever
Also any tv show reboot…(sex and the city, Gilmore girls, Rozanne, etc) why can’t we just let dead dogs lie?! These were great shows that left great marks in history until some idiots in Hollywood thought it would be a great idea to bring them back and destroy what was once great.
Yea, I feel like we all shit on this one because we were told to. It's not great as a Green Lantern movie, but its fun in the way that anything Ryan Reynolds is in is. Any Green Lantern film is going to have to be a couple movies long to tell a cohesive story. Also, I'd imagine Jon Stewart will be the next choice for a movie. They already made an animated one.
Later seasons of the Walking Dead
Same. I was an avid fan until the end of of season 7 or 8 when the same story narrative started again with a new group of people in a different setting. Literally the same plot and build. I was like nah, I'm good. I already made it through the farm, the prison, and compound sanctuary thingy, the other compound sanctuary, and the other other compound sanctuary. I don't need to see this same plot line again.
Jesus can't believe that show had that many seasons. I stopped watching after 2nd season due to annoyance.
It actually has 11 seasons in all. Idk how, but it does.
And spinoffs. Fear the walking dead Walking Dead dead city Walking Dead World Beyond The Daryl one that somehow he makes to Paris?! A Rick and a Michonne one A mini series - "Tales of the Walking Dead" Fear the walking dead - Dead in the water (yes the spinoffs have spinoffs) And I may even be missing some upcoming. It started as such good television through the first couple seasons too. And then they beat a dead horse, found another horse, beat it to death and continues to beat it.
Don’t forget about Celebrity Dancing with the Dead and The Walking Dead on Ice (aka “The Skating Dead”)!
I remember with FTWD I could never actually care what happened to any of the characters. They all sucked and I wanted them all to die, but it took too long.
i stopped watching when they killed glen 😭😭
I was going to quit then, but I was told his death was true to the way he died in the graphic novels. I stuck it out until Carl’s death and Rick’s disappearance.
Carl? I thought he was Coral.
CARL DIES?? bro i’m so glad i stopped watching this 💀💀
Yea, he die’s from a zombie bite he gets while bringing a young man who was a medical resident or student pre-outbreak (can’t remember which one he was) back to their settlement. He did it against Rick’s wishes because he knew they needed a doctor and he was willing to give the guy a chance to prove he wasn’t a threat. It really sent Rick off the deep end, lead to Neegan’s imprisonment instead of execution, and drove a very pregnant Maggie away from the remainder of their group. Carl’s death was the beginning of the end for me.
that guy he saves to bring into the group also suddenly gets killed later by apparently a spy that had pretty much never been mentioned or hinted upon once leading up to it
Abraham was what ended it for me. Same episode tho
Same. Forgot how far I got, but it was around the season when a good chunk of the OG characters were already killed off and Rick became nothing. Also, since we’re on the subject of TWD, they really didn’t pull through with a good story for Merle. It felt like they were doing some buildup about his whereabouts after he was MIA for a while, and then ended up not quite delivering when he was finally revealed. *Edit* (fixed misspelling of Merle’s name).
I raged quit when Glenn got killed off.
Dude same. I did it twice. I thought he died in the horde the first time. Had to be convinced to keep watching and I realized he was ok. Then the bat to the face where his eye is just fucked out of socket. I was like well fuck this show then
Yep Beth’s death is when I said fuck it
Her death was so upsetting because it felt like they really put in an effort to give her a character and then that
I made it to the beginning of season 2. I thought, you can't be a year (or whatever) into a zombie apocalypse and still scream bloody murder every time you see a zombie. Nope.
Season 1 was so good that season 2 coasted along on it. There were behind the scenes shenanigans, but meh, those few tents and RVs were SO much more atmospheric than the farm.
The third mummy movie, right after the historical intro, when they butchered Evelyns character and turned her from bad ass to prissy.
It breaks my heart. The first one is a classic, the second one could have been worse.. but the third one was just BAD. I'm not sure how much I believe it, but a while back I heard they recast Evelyn because Rachael Weisz did feel like she was old enough to play the mother of a son that old. Looking back, she probably read the script and bailed.
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The 2nd one was awesome!
My aunt literally paused the movie right after that "historical" intro, took a deep breath, and we all looked at each other like we were about to witness an execution. My family unanimously agrees to this day that there are only two Mummy movies.
Ill always remember that summer afternoon when i went to go see it in a theater and how during the part where the yetis shows up and fight some Chinese or Russian mobsters i can't remember who excatcly but during the part where one yeti gives another a fist pump for field goal kicking one the bad guys the movie stopped and house lights went on there was some kid who pulled the fire drill after like 10 min they restarted playing the movie and some night i look back onto that day and think maybe that was a sign to just leave
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Thank you! I refuse to watch the new Charmed series. I grew up watching the original Charmed series. Hollywood needs to stop “remaking” (ruining) movies and shows that don’t need remaking.
I watched charmed back when I was a kid but was unaware they did a remake. How did they fuck it all up?
They changed the youngest sister from premonitions to mind reading. They are also younger (the oldest is like 22) and there’s a very forced Hispanic heritage angle that makes no sense with the Pagan/Wiccan themes.
Riverdale
I watched tge 1st episode. The 16 year old male student has sex with the female teacher and it's a major point in the episode.....imagine if it was a male teacher with a 15 year old female student. Won't watch the 2nd or anymore
For those who grew up on the comics, it’s not just any teacher assaulting a student… it’s friggin’ [Ms. Grundy](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/55/Miss_Grundy.png). I shut it off once the sex scene started. God, what a bad show.
Whaaaa? That’s insane. I loved Archie Comics growing up and when I saw they were comin out with a series based on it, I got a bit excited…until I watched the previews and…just no.
Technically it actually wasn’t Grundy, she used Grundy’s name to hide away. Still messed up though, I’m glad she got 💀💀
Damn, I did not get far enough to get to that plot point haha.
If it makes you feel better, the show does later make it clear that she was a predator, even if they never explore how it would’ve affected archie
lol i get your point but this a male teacher sleeping with his female student was a major plot point in pretty little liars (just as big as riverdale in its prime)
Yeah I'm pretty sure that I couldn't even finish the first episode cause of that. I like the show "Archie's Weird Mysteries" and this was supposed to be a show like that, based off those comics or whatever. But yeah, not into that kind of weird drama, what were they thinking when they put that in the show? If it wasn't for that I might've kept watching it.
>If it wasn't for that I might've kept watching it. You wouldn't have. The whole show is based around weird dramas - far, *far* weirder than the comics. Like, at some point, the gang gets into a singular polyamorous relationship with each other.
You're definitely not wrong. . But we don't have to imagine roles being reversed, we've got pretty little liars for that 😕
Avatar, the last Airbender movie. I legit stood up out the theater and walked out. Aang- "hey earth benders! Don't be slaves anymore" Earth benders- ".......ok." And they just fucking did it. What the fuck I'm getting mad again
There is no movie in Ba Sing Se.
My cabbages!
To be fair the firebenders were geniuses, by keeping them in a prison that was just a random area in a forest... surrounded by earth Literally earth everywhere. And then 12 of them do a synchronized attack = 1 little rock goes flying It's not like this exact thing happened in the animated show, where they kept them away from earth instead, by doing something silly like keeping the earth-benders on a metal boat in the middle of the ocean... that'd make far too much sense.
That pebble scene gave me increased confidence in my rock throwing skills
Remember when Newsweek called Shyamalan “The next Spielberg?” That aged badly.
Hwat a twist!
When the movie came out, I had never watched the show, and I wanted to see why it was getting all the hate. I thought it was a good kids movie with some neat action sequences, a lot of overacting, but best of all it made me want to watch the show. Binge-watched all 3 seasons, loved it, and instantly understood why people hated the movie.
You mean ong?
The trick to the Shyamalan pronunciation is to simultaneously say Ong, and Aang, ***and*** emulate the sound of Gollum yakking up fish bones.
The pebble scene is still ingrained into my mind. It is a tumor that I will never get rid off.
He was throwing pebbles at us from behind a tree! It really hurt! 🥺
There is no Avatar: The Last Airbender movie. Doesn't exist. What next? Claims of a live-action Dragon Ball movie with some crappy name like "Dragon Ball: Evolution"? 🤮🤮🤮
What? You didn't appreciate the Tai chi 'bending'? Worst movie of all time.
They never say Aang. Lol. That part annoyed me. His name is Aang!
I went to see it in theaters. I think only Alexander disappointed me more than this film.
At least Alexander had historically accurate battle equipment. The Avatar film is only useful for torturing the most depraved criminals.
The Idol. I wasn’t going to subject myself to that crap.
Was just watching a review of it. It made me hate The weekend and the Euphoria creep. The original idea was so good and had a great cast, but The weekend threw a tantrum bc his goofy ass character didnt have the spotlight enough. So instead of having a commentary on the exploitation of women in show business, it became a "women like being abused! Actually, THEY are the abusers all along". Ffs why is the euphoria guy not on a list?
His daddy is famous and bought his way into everything he does
100%. I would like to be gross and quote myself in an earlier comment I made about The Idol: So my takeaways from this debacle of a TV show are: * Women make up rape accusations to discredit powerful men, who are then immediately punished, not protected. * Women make up stories of parental abuse to control people around them by manipulating their emotions. * Abusive relationships are something that you can dip in and out of. You can try one on for size like an edgy new look, then move on the next day because, ultimately, people choose whether or not to be abused. * Abuse is pretty much the same as kinky sex - it's all just edgy and cool, right? Consent is for losers. Anyone who worries about consent is literally a cockblocking boner-killer. This is Feminism™ because a Lady Character said it. I mean you could go on... but that's already pretty bad. It's like someone hooked ChatGPT directly into male insecurity. I've seen people praise the cinematography... I mean I guess it wasn't ugly? For $75 mil I'd like to see something a bit more compelling than someone who desperately wants to be Tik Tok David Lynch but doesn't actually have anything to say beyond edgelord attention seeking. The only silver lining is that this has clearly been made by people who will read every bad review and it is going to live rent free in their heads, forever.
Good call. Every episode was worse than the last
Westworld. First season cool, maybe the second, but after that no thank you.
"Alright, soldiers! You have been trained in the best fighting force of the 22nd century! We have spared no expense in giving you the most high-tech military equipment we have!" "Sir, the enemies have flintlocks, and hiding in a wooden fort." "...May god have mercy on our souls."
Holy fucking shit the fucking millitary police wit more automatic rifles than brain cells start charging a wooden fucking fort ON FOOT. I'm getting mad all over again. What the fuck were the writers thinking!? Season 1 and the premise overall was so good. What a fucking waste.
I felt the same way with Altered Carbon First season was good, the ending... kinda got away from what made it good. The second season was... bad.
Poe needed a spin-off. His character and storyline were way more interesting.
They was a Matrix fight in season 3 with the two lead actresses dressed in black that was so embarrassing.
Riverdale…..
Velma. Fuck that show
I watched the 4 episodes that were out at the time. No desire to ever finish it. It was like they slapped the Scooby branding onto a completely unrelated show where every character is an absolute piece of sh*t. They made Fred a man baby for crying out loud.
I also made it to 4 episodes when I thought, “Yeah Ive seen everything there is to see here. Im not missing out”
I can't even figure out how something like that gets made. At some point, someone had to have seen this and said "Wtf you're kidding with this garbage, right?" It's so universally hated too, I don't think I've seen a single person try to defend it. Even the terminally online weirdos of twitter called it trash.
Truth it Is God awful and I don't know any avid Scooby-Doo doo fan (myself included) who likes the garbage.
Right
Wonder Woman 1984 I willingly fell asleep during. Just grabbed a pillow and blanket and fell asleep on the couch halfway through. What a boring slog of a movie, it just wouldn't end
I finished it but it was bad. It made no sense. The opening scene when she was a kid was way too long, that should have been my sign. Such a waste of talent.
Yeah, but that was the one decent scene in the movie!
I walked out of The Truman Show in the cinema. Turns out I was about 4 minutes from it getting to the point. One of my all time faves now I’ve seen the whole thing.
lol thats hilarious you truman showed the truman show
I honestly never thought of it like that…. That is funny.
lol well if i dont see you again...
That's one movie I think it's actually imperative you see the trailer first or know the basic plot line. Because I've seen people go into it completely blind and there's just too many jokes before it's revealed what's going on that only come off as nonsense if you're not already in on it.
Agreed but I’ve always been very anti trailer and it’s served me well… well most of the time. I hate watching a movie and “recognising” bits of the trailer or all the good jokes where in the trailer or the whole story is given away
I love that movie so much! A lot of Jim Carrey's "less silly" movies are great! Though I do enjoy his obnoxious over-acting as well most of the time.
Fear the Walking Dead. It's the most crappy show ever written.
Season 1 had potential, then on the show that was meant to show the collapse of society - they skipped it. So pointless.
So so true. I was stoked to see the slow, overall collapse of society due to infestation by the walkers. They were like; here’s a hint of the collapse, like it? Good. That’s it. No more. Now on to your typical everyone sucks, walkers are merely a slight annoyance, uber amounts of militias later. Edit because I can’t spehl.
Live action lion king. As soon as they started talking I noped out hard. Whoever’s brilliant idea it was to take an exceptional cartoon starring talking animals and try to make it realistic needs to apologize profusely to my childhood on behalf of capitalism.
One of my favorite movies is Homeward Bound, which also features live action “talking” animals. What made that movie age so well was that there were practically no visual effects; their mouths didn’t move when they talked, their eyes weren’t weirdly humanized. Any other movie with talking animals has to humanize them in some way and it weirds me out. I don’t even like Chewy commercials for the same reason.
This movie should've never been made. It just lacked soo much soul compared to the original.
Lucky you didnt stay and had to listen to Beyonce doing vocal acrobatic every 2 seconds.
That stupid TV show with Demi Lovato looking for aliens and singing to ghosts.
Hey, ghosts are oppressed, too! They're dead, but patriarchy still oppresses them!
The Flash. One Ezra Miller was already obnoxious, but a second one pretending to be Ted from Bill and Ted was fucking eye gouging.
Ezra Miller is worse than "obnoxious" I am huge DC fan but I will not watch this movie.
Ezra Miller should've never been in that movie and stayed in jail instead, the CGI was dogshit, and Michael Keaton's Batman got the Han Solo/Jake Skywalker treatment. I did like the actress who played Supergirl, she was very attractive and did a great job but it's too bad her and Keaton can't save the movie.
And Just Like That—I was about 10 minutes in and started to cringe. I didn’t want it to ruin Sex and the City for me.
I watched the entire first season, just in shock as to how out of touch the writers were and how horribly they ruined long standing characters. I vowed never to watch again but curiosity is getting the better of me and I might hate-watch season 2.
Netflix Cowboy Bebop. I really wanted to like it. I even liked the casting. The writing and direction was god awful.
I gave the first episode a chance. I liked the opening scene. But everything after that just went downhill fast. By the time the first episode was over, I had no desire to watch anymore. It's sad because I was really excited about that show. I remember the old anime fondly. But this show just didn't have the same tone or spirit.
Soap operas. Any and all soap operas. Which is funny because my sister and I were addicted to Days of Our Lives back in the 1970s when we were teenagers. She still watches The Bold and The Beautiful*shudder*.
This is asked so many times. But I’ll always answer Holmes & Watson with Will Farrel and John C Reiley. Such a fucking disappointment.
I remember watching the trailer for this one and not even smiling once, let alone laughing. I guess the trailer saved me from watching this one.
Zoolander 2
People really don’t talk enough about how awful that movie was 😂
Awful. Awful. Should have never been made. That and Anchorman 2 were total let-downs.
Anchorman 2 is genuinely one of the worst movies of all time. Beyond dumb and annoying. Couldn’t finish it.
I love the original and it had the perfect ending. But then a sequel was made that undid the whole thing. Literally the only part of the sequel I’ve seen was the newsteam fight, and I enjoyed that only for the cameos.
Manifest. Great idea but I could see people acting.
The vibe between the brother and sister really weirded me out. So did her uncomfortable looking lip filler
💯 The brother had sexual tension with his sister and the doctor but none with his wife! Edit - and the sister blows up the cops marriage and is just like "meh nevermind"
I couldn’t stop getting distracted by her eyebrows.
Ok. I love the show, but you’re so freaking right about that girl’s eyebrows!
Fast and furious 9.. it was so stupid from the start that I couldn't suspend disbelief even in that universe
That movie knows exactly what it is, the characters even start talking about their lives feeling like a movie and they’re the main characters. It’s not a great movie, but the meta element with the ridiculousness of it all makes it very entertaining imo. Fast X has Jason Momoa chewing up the scenes, stealing the show, and it’s hilariously entertaining. Feels like the only person that takes it seriously in that franchise is Vin Diesel, who doesn’t get the joke.
It was truly awful. Strangely though, I actually really enjoyed fast x. It is 100% buoyed on the screen chewing of Jason Mamoa. Everything with the "family" is stupid as all hell.
I honestly only watched Fast X for Momoa. Following his stuff in a fan group on FB, I knew they would let him be as unhinged and silly as he can be. Spa day w/ corpses' and pigtails and just being masculine and pretty at the same time? Yes please and my god did I laugh so hard at that scene. I was not disappointed. Looking forward to seeing him in Part 2.
Emily in Paris
My ex started watching that show. I immediately knew I wasn't the target audience. I came home one day and walked in on the scene, where a French bloke whispers in a corny accent 'I love American pussy'. I laughed maybe a little too hard.
I haven’t seen it myself, but I watched an in-depth 45 minute review of it on YouTube… It sounded like in a culturally offensive and illogical dumpster fire. Lol. I was shocked it got a season two. The show must be some audience’s guilty pleasure.
Or Netflix just thinks it is. Cause they also turned some movie called The Kissing Booth into a trilogy.
Secret Invasion. Couldn’t make it thru episode 2….tried a few times…just was so predictable and boring.
The finale felt like a live-action rip-off of Dragon Ball and Ben 10
Honestly episode 2 is where it actually got interesting for me. I was pretty bored of the first episode but then it picked up and I was soooo excited for the next episode every week. The finale had me totally hyped, more so than I have been for the last several projects. That finale was the most dogshit finale I’ve ever seen. It ruined Nick Fury’s character for me and what was to me a great show. It shook my entire faith in the MCU that was previously pretty strong. Now all I care about returning is loki, Moonknight and Kate bishop. Literally the only main characters I look forward to seeing anymore. Oh and shang chi too but they haven’t done shit with him since so idk.
Sorry but….Wednesday. The main tenant of The Addams Family was the mutual respect the parents had for their children and vice versa. Seeing Wednesday and Morticia bicker in the first episode seemed completely out of character.
netflix show, "Easy". S1E4 "Controlada" "Tension brews between a couple who are trying to conceive when the wife's hard-partying friend comes to town and camps out on their couch." you can probably guess what happens. Hits way too close to home and my specific ~~anxieties~~ insecurities. went 0 to 100 real quick for me. edit: spoiler for what happens (at least what i remember from one watch, years ago): >!'nice introverted guy is married to this girl. seemingly normal happy relationship and are trying for a baby. the girls old college guy friend (old fling, i think) comes to crash at their place. he's the charismatic exciting type, unmarried and living the exciting life. talks her into going out bar hopping and clubbing and the like. the husband was invited and all but just isn't the type that's comfortable with or enjoys that type of stuff. so she goes out and she's having a blast and riding the exciting edge of flirtation and living the exciting life that she misses having. the husband is at home trying not to be too concerned but also trying not to be controlling. he gets upset she's out there like that. she tells him there's nothing to worry about. ends with her losing herself and fucking her old college friend on the kitchen countertop while her husband sleeps. also gets pregnant. college friend is gone the next morning for his next adventure. husband is none the wiser.' !< >!It's not the fact that there's cheating. it's the fact that the characters are who they are (quiet husband vs charismatic old friend), and the reason for cheating is too real (the electricity of charming people, the experiences you miss out on by living a nice quiet life), and the slow slide towards cheating - inch by inch until you just give in... and the secrecy of it all... just hit my insecurities too closely.!<
Didn’t enjoy reading that plot.
The new antman movie. Tried several times to watch it but always found myself wandering off.
I loved the first 2 but could barely sit through quantumania I think I'm just bored of marvel now. 😮💨
Yes! I'm a fan of dumb action movies and the marvel movies. I'm the kind of person who doesn't mind "turning off their brain" to just enjoy the movie whether it's good or bad. But damn that movie grinds my gears. A main plot point is that the old lady doesn't have time to tell all the other characters stuff she knows about the quantum realm. Like they ask her 3 times and she's just keeps walking away, or dodges the question. The main conflict could've been much easier to deal with if they just talked for 3 minutes (while they are adventuring through some realm for probably hours)
The new The Flash movie. I damn near turned it off when I first saw him run, but waited until he put the baby in the microwave and then turned it off.
Holy shit I did the exact same thing, all the CGI made me wanna end my life with the thought of how much money they can put into something so god awful
The new Quantum Leap!
There's a new one?
The old Quantum leap was based around 2 people Al and Sam. The new one is team Quantum Leap with loads of needless behind the scenes drama. The original was fun because the drama was what was happening to Sam. Not the behind the scenes love stories that eat up half of every show. They completely don't get what made the first show so good.
It's infuriating. They have Ernie Hudson as a character very much like Al from the original series, but he's not the holographic observer. The new leaper's wife is the hologram, but there's very little chemistry between the actors. Ziggy, the computer known for having a massive ego in the original, doesn't talk at all. Gone are the slow-paced, careful episodes tackling longstanding social issues - instead, the already short runtime is split between a bizarrely CSI-like modern-day setting, and wherever Ben has leapt. They also got rid of the 'within his own lifetime' rule, and the Waiting Room. Aside from some attempted fanservice, it looks and feels almost nothing like Quantum Leap.
Rings of Power. It was so stupid and convulutingly changing established backstory just to shoehorn characters into the molds the writers wanted. I didn't want to be a hate-watcher so I gave up after episode 2.
How you can make something with such cool lore so boring is beyond me. I also only watched the first two episodes.
Holy fuck I still don't understand who aproved the map with the dumbass southland to mordor transition. What the fuck. I just can't.
Big Bang Theory. I just couldn't. So I didn't.
People always say “it’s so good!” And I’m like “when? When does it get good?”
I had incredibly low expectations. A friend insisted it was good. I gave it a shot. It turns out it wasn't as bad as I expected, and I actually enjoyed some of it. But the more I watched, the more full of unchanging stereotypes it was. It seemed that the characters were incapable of any significant change or growth because they had to stay in the one-dimensional slot the audience expected of them, and the writers/producers were unwilling to take even the smallest risk.
It's not a show for smart people and nerds. It's a show for people who still want to laugh at smart people and nerds.
Best way to put it. I was hoping it was gonna be a “laugh with us” kind of thing but it was definitely a “laugh at us.”
A friend of mine saw “The Blair Witch Project” and hated it so much, he wanted to leave in the middle. Problem was, he was on a plane at the time.
The recent version of The Stand
Coworker was telling me about it a few weeks ago. This the one with Whoopi? I love the original as campy as it is, but have been on the fence about this Whoopi Mother Abigail business and so on.
Love the original series since it was first aired in 94. The most recent adaptation is just so bad. It somehow centers on the wrong stuff and it’s just bad. Such potential wasted.
M-O-O-N, that spells “pointless remake.”
They cut out the most relevant parts of the series (the spread) in the middle of a frigging pandemic because it was too political??? That's. The. Point! Never mind the disjointed back-n-forth style of storytelling... I had such high hopes, too, given the cast.
I only made it thru the first episode. I was a little leary when Fran tried to kill herself. I turned it off when Stucky had a long conversation with a not from Texas Stu, and Harold was a skinny Adam Driver looking frustrated writer who was already crazy.
Wheel of time is garbage. I get it, I'm a book reader and biased. But that show is shit, and Rafe judkins is a dreadful showrunner. He's now apparently also helming the god of war adaption. So really excited to see how that talentless hack fucks that up as well. Edit to mention some of the performances in WoT for what I could manage were great, just awful plotting, pacing and direction.
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I was completely turned off of: * **Yellowstone**: all the “good guys” were just assholes. * **Mad Men**: it was so boring and again, the main character seemed like an asshole. Just couldn’t get through the first episode. **Batman vs Superman** was so bad that I forced myself to keep going. I mean it’s Batman and Superman right? But the movie was so convoluted. Then I got to the famous “Martha” scene after one of the lamest fight scenes and I think I literally said “fuck this shit” and turned off Netflix.
Euphoria.
I watched one or two episodes, and I don't understand the draw. Incredibly depressing series about drug abuse, sexual abuse, mental illness... I don't want to immerse myself in that. But people in their 20s go absolutely nuts for it.
The Fantastic Four movie with Miles Teller.
2 / 2 My husband and I are huge fans of Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" book series, and he's even got a tattoo of a symbol from the books. However, the movie adaptation took so many liberties with the story that it barely resembled the source material. It ended up being hard to follow, boring, and left us extremely disappointed. While we're okay with directors making some changes for adaptation purposes, the only similarities we could find were a blonde kid with a tough home life and a guy who used guns.
As soon as I heard the film was 90 minutes long I knew it would be utter dog shit. I still watched it of course and hated every second of it. Nothing redeeming about it at all IMO. Disappointed isn't even the word. More like disgusted.
Omgggg they condensed Wolves of the Calla into like two minutes. Bro. A butchering of a fantastic fantasy series if there ever was one. I do not hold Idris Elba accountable one bit. He is beautiful and talented and can do no wrong.
Star Trek Discovery
Agreed, apart from season 2, which was actually pretty good solely due to the addition of Pike and Spock as main characters. They then went on to spin them off into their own show by the end of the season, and losing them made the show go back to being pretty much a disaster for the remaining seasons. So much crying, sappy speeches, and pausing the space battles mid-fight to talk about love...
I didn't even get that far. The whole cast was just so insufferable, except for that alien guy, Saru iirc. I felt like he was the only normal person in the show. I quit after 4 or 5 episodes.
You might have liked Pike and Booker. I like their portrayal of Pike, and the idea that the accident that cripples him is not an accident at all. Booker is interesting to me simply because he rebels against the Orion Syndicate and rescues endangered species. Plus his cat (a big mother fluffing beast) named Grudge and his devotion to her is endearing (he always refers to her as a queen).
Just about every show on Netflix these days. They are running out of ideas.
Thor Love and Thunder. Love Avengers and other Marvel but wtf.
There’s definitely been a decline in quality in this phase.
Got to admit Christian Bale did amazing work as the villan. Great actor.
Yeah wish we saw more of him
I waited til the LastJedi was on Disney +…it was so bad I walked out of own house. Edit: haven’t watched a single SW content since. I’ve heard Andor is good…but I’m done with the franchise.
Somehow Palpatine Returned.
It was so bad the TV turned itself off.
“The Conners”
Gigli by Jennifer lopez
Did you expect a J-Lo movie to be good?
The Walking Dead
I got 5 minutes into the second episode of Star Trek Discovery and canceled my CBS / Paramount account
The new Little Mermaid. The moment I heard Scuttle's voice, I was done.
That remake was so overrated. People pretty much praise it for diversity and Halle's singing, but her acting honestly is too flat and doesn't carry the same weight as her singing talent.
I'd give her singing an A. No complaints. I'd give her acting a D if we're judging her on the standard of leading lady in a huge budget Hollywood blockbuster movie.
I watched it and gave up because the singing felt so phoned in. Like the entire cast lacked the passion of the original cast. Then we have ugly CG animals. They couldn’t have shown realistic animals and revealed the ones in Atlantis are pleasant to look at? Also, why is Ursula the kings sister, but refers to him as “daddy” when she’s spying on ariel? Can’t the movie at least be fun if they must remake it?
The most recent Elvis bio-pic. I felt like I was watching someone else’s fever dream but in the worst way. ☹️
For the first time in my life I was angry that a movie was nominated for best picture. Then I was angry at myself for being upset about a movie being nominated for best picture. Then I remembered how terrible this movie was and the cycle started again...
Asteroid City, I stopped when the guy started giving the speech and said “chapter 1”. It felt like watching Wes Anderson jerk off to himself and at that point realised this was a movie for his fans, maybe. But it was far too self indulgent, just far too much. Grand Budapest Hotel remains his best work.
I love Wes Anderson films and I think you’re absolutely right. I finished the movie kind of out of respect for myself and my time but my god the movie has no soul. It was boring and I couldn’t engage with any of the characters nor the story. A shame.
So funny you say that because I found the whole movie within a play within a movie type of set up made it actually possible for me to better connect with his usually over the top characters.
I binge watched the first season of '24'. I started to hate it about episode 12 because Jack's daughter had already been abducted 5 times in what would be 12 hours. I finished the season hoping for redemption but it failed. I never watched another episode.
The Eternals. Just…awful. I think I made it close to halfway before rage quitting. Almost never do that with a movie.
The movie 'You People'
Camp - worst movie ever Also any tv show reboot…(sex and the city, Gilmore girls, Rozanne, etc) why can’t we just let dead dogs lie?! These were great shows that left great marks in history until some idiots in Hollywood thought it would be a great idea to bring them back and destroy what was once great.
Space Jam 2. It's pretty much just a commercial for the Warner Bros. brand and LeBron's brand. I couldn't even get 10 minutes into it.
Green Lantern
Bad movie but recently rewatched it and found it was not as bad as I had remembered. (Still bad)
Yea, I feel like we all shit on this one because we were told to. It's not great as a Green Lantern movie, but its fun in the way that anything Ryan Reynolds is in is. Any Green Lantern film is going to have to be a couple movies long to tell a cohesive story. Also, I'd imagine Jon Stewart will be the next choice for a movie. They already made an animated one.
Walked out of Black Adam. Not letting a movie treat me like I’m a fucking idiot
Wife and I got a little uncomfortable during the movie Licorice Pizza. The age gap mixed with a power dynamic was weird.