From the perspective of someone who didn’t watch it: the trailers make it pretty clear that you’re going to see something cool and that plot is an afterthought.

Not sure what you were expecting.

Hmm. Sounds really good and sad too.

wouldn't you go to war whit someone if they took your children.

Nope, an actual shitty E.T. knockoff. It's only notable because of RedLetterMedia (the Plinkett Star Wars reviews). People always send them tapes for garbage movies and coincidentally they wound up with a few Nukie copies, people saw the Nukies and started sending more Nukies, and they started sniping Nukie auctions online. They purposely had never even watched the movie, the collection was just an in-joke spun into a larger meme.

What's got people talking about it recently is RLM had their best quality Nukie 'professionally' evaluated and graded, then mulched the entire collection through a wood chipper and auctioned the remaining tape for charity.

i enjoyed it to an extent however i do feel like its a highlight reel of a 6 episode tv show. some characters are really underwritten

I gotta stop you right there. Many superhero movies, especially sequels, put emphasis on action set pieces and cramming in as many characters as possible. MCU films manage to do both of these things, but they don’t use CGI blockbuster directors like Michael Bay or Zack Snyder.
They choose smart directors/writers who focus on character and plot, and support them with a CGI crash-course to teach them what they don’t know. It pays off, resulting in a much more sustainable and marketable product with higher average quality than the superhero genre.

And karma

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It's almost 3 AM -

Killing The Shark

Probably comes down to Zoe Saldana being the more expensive of the two to book now.

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The only way to go in my opinion...

And recycling the villain.

The main mindset that I came out with after I finished it was, is that what we’ve been waiting for for the last 13 years?

A planet can have more than one resource. Unobtanium was the least interesting part if avatar imo. I thought it was annoying that every conflict was caused by the kids getting captured. It happens like 4 times.

It's so weird to hear your criticism given that you are a Marvel / Superhero fan

Like I can understand not liking Avatar 2, but at least it's leagues better than any MCU dogshit. I don't get how you can eat up that comic book junk, but then have this critical mindset for another blockbuster. I mean at least Avatar is a visual aesthetics masterpiece, superhero movies don't even have that going for them..

I loved how the parents were depicted on Shazam. They felt genuinely warm and supportive, even when they were scared or trying to set boundaries. The actors and the casting department really hit it out of the park.

I thought it was a little long and the plot wasn't overly deep, but boring is one of the last words I would describe the film.

Everything Everywhere All at Once doesn't need to be changed.

Unobtanium sweapt to one side as it was explained earth was dying so they're preparing for mass migration to Pandora. No need to mine unobtanium now.

It didn't need to be 3 hours long that's for sure. Should have been a tight 100-120 mins

I got real baked and had a great time.

I believe you get ass kicked saying something like that.

you will need to watch it to see whether YOU find it scary others people taste arent always the same as yours