Unpopular Entertainment Opinions • Page 57

That’s an automatic disqualifier.

 

Galdot and Chris Pine’s chemistry was the best thing DC has done in its universe, IMO.

 

Leto was a great Joker

 

He is one of the worst people in general.

 

Leto isn't even a good Leto.

 

There was over a decade there where, with the one exception of Bagger Vance, literally everything he starred in was a massive hit. Now it's been over a decade since he was in a movie that wasn't a commercial and/or critical flop

 

Yeah, I never saw Bagger Vance but noticed it looking at his IMDb today and a Robert Redford movie with Will, Matt Damon, and Charlize Theron might be worth checking out. I’m curious about it!

 

I can’t stand that movie. Never liked it to begin with, but my father used to go in spurts of watching one movie over and over again for a while and that was one of them, so my dislike went up exponentially.

 

It definitely was the peak “magical black man trope” movie.

 

Well learning the plot of the movie, maybe it’s better left unseen

 

TIL Bagger Vance is also in the Will Smith/Charlize Theron cinematic universe with Hancock, you don't need to see Hancock

 

Without a doubt.

 

Terminator Salvation is the third best Terminator movie

 

Considering how disappointed I was with that movie, you're not wrong

 

One of the greatest comments ever.

 

1. The Avengers movies are better than the Nolan Batman films.
2. The best video games of the last few years have better stories than modern mainstream films.
3. The Rob Schneider comedies are kind of funny.
4. Random people making memes or videos online are funnier than sitcoms with a staff of writers.
5. Watching movies like Sharknado to make fun of them isn't being subversive or ironic; you are doing what they wanted you to do and you are the dummy for thinking there are people that actually take the movies seriously.
6. Wrestling is great theater.

 

I just watched The VVitch from a couple years ago and I was severely underwhelmed by it. I don't want to say that it was terrible, because it was definitely unique and the filmmaking on display was actually quite good, but I found it to be very boring and not even in the least bit scary.

 

You’re not alone in that, that movie can be decisive in certain horror circles.

 

I had just read and heard so many good things about it. I really thought it was going to be right up my alley.

 

Personally, I had to wait until I saw that on a home release to really appreciate it, mainly because the dialogue was so soft and subtitles saved the day.

 

I think I would definitely give it another watch and see if maybe it was just not at all what I was expecting and that threw me off...

 

Slow burn movies can be hit or miss

 

It’s prolly one of the best horror movies ever made tbh

 

Replace “The VVitch” with “It Comes At Night” and it’s my exact same feelings.

 

I didn't see It Comes At Night, but apparently the trailer turned out to be very misleading?