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I though both of these movies were pretty funny. Idk.
I have found Half Baked aged horribly with the cameos being one of the few good parts in it.
I though both of these movies were pretty funny. Idk.
That movies real problem is the characters lack personality so hard and the performances are so bland that I can't care about anything that happenes and the movie becomes a slog.The Matrix by far has to be the most overrated movie ever credit where it's do it did give a glimpse at what CGI could do but the science in that movie is all messed up.
Now people are fooled into thinking the first movie was just "ok" because it was following a classic formula and has dated special effects or has been aped so many times it is seen as derivative as hell.
You do realize that Star Wars was never meant to be a serious Citizen Kane of sci-fi, but essentially a kid's movie? Everyone back in the 70s treated it as a fun little project that wasn't a serious movie (not to mention Lucas' ripping off of classic movies and franchises he couldn't get the rights to).
Yes. I absolutely realize that. Did what I say dispute that?
Well, your post did essentially portray it as Citizen Kane and everyone who doesn't agree being " fooled into thinking " it isn't one.
There's nothing wrong with a movie being a piece of pop culture targeted at attracting a massive audience and the original Star Wars is just an OK movie.
No, YOU portrayed it as being Citizen Kane. I said it is a movie that excels in everything that it intends to do, with one of the best movie soundtracks of all time, with special effects that still stand today. It has characters that are so timeless that any perceived faults you can find in the simplicity of the story (which is by design) can be written off due to the intended audience being families not snobby movie critics.
"Any faults are irrelevant because it was made for families lol"any perceived faults you can find in the simplicity of the story (which is by design) can be written off due to the intended audience being families not snobby movie critics.
I keep seeing a lot of fucking strawmen."Any faults are irrelevant because it was made for families lol"
So I guess every family friendly movie is a 10/10? The emoji movie is a 10/10 by this very very flawed logic. Look star wars is great but for hecks sake man it ain't that great and it never was. By objective standards its story is serviceable and its characters are basic arc types. It's a typical adventure movie. Nothing more. Writing off everyone who has problems with the film as "snobby critics" is also a bit chilish imho.
Yes, the story is serviceable, predictable even, since it follows the well worn Hero Myth formula. That does not stop it from being a good movie. A movie can be great and still appeal to children. I also did not write off all movie critic opinions, I merely stated that the story is not meant to change their jaded outlook on life with some deep symbolic arc that can only be understood by those well versed in 33 degree Freemasonry.
Walpknut said:I don't follow the logic of calling a small, indie movie overrated
R.Graves said:Maybe because its the first time a black guy actually made a decent movie
Of course not but people seem to think that way based on a lot of posts and shit around the web. I'm just saying there's a weird lack of great black directors in hollywood.So what if a black director made a passible horror movie? Should he get extra kudos for being black?
Walpknut said:positive reivews
Strongly disagree, I think Toy Story 3 and Inside Out are justifiably praised.Any Pixar movie after Wall-e is extremely overrated.
There are always people who will defend something, that doesn't mean said thing is overrated. Cars 2 has gotten plenty of bad reviews.There are even groups that defend the Cars movies and shit.
I love generalities, they are so easy to disprove with just one counterexample. Like, I don't know, Cars 2. I mean I don't even think it was terrible but it certainly wasn't "perfection".Everything they touch is automatically perfection
According to you, the number one authority on rating moviesMuch more so than it really deserves.
That's not what overrated means... that just means you don't like it and don't like it having positive reviews at all.Like I said, ratings/reviews. The movie is clearly having a lot of people review it favorably, AKA, overRATED positively. Much more so than it really deserves.