Madame Web. Like half of the movie is just her going “what, I’m time traveling?!?” and it wasn’t even meme-worthy like Morbius. I genuinely regretted being awake for the film.

I haven’t heard a single good thing about the Borderlands movie

Reagan

Joker: Folie à Deux has to be on the podium

I accidentally watched The Substance, and now I want 2.5 hours back.

Hot take, but Wicked. It’s an average movie with a huge marketing budget preying on nostalgia for a much better film.

Like, it wasn’t bad, but it certainly was my biggest letdown of the year.

Also — movie starts, title card… “Part 1”? Fuck right off, Disney.

A bit off topic but the film industry Hollywood has stagnated quite a bit since a lot of investors have pivoted into video games a decade ago.

Combined with the craphouse that is streaming, and you don’t have a good environment for new & fresh ideas to be taken seriously.

All that remains is franchise monoliths that studios have been aggressively recycling for content, and poor executions thay don’t have any resemblance of an artistic vision or concept.

Don’t worry, there are still a lot of interesting and great films out there, just maybe not in the same capacity and/or quality as before.

Going through old one off films from the 80s and 90s with mediocre or poor reviews often seem like they’d do pretty well if released today, especially in the streaming space.

Megalopolis was a waste of time and money

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Matt Damon gave an interview and made this point. Back when he started producing in the 1990s the DVD release gave a movie a second life. That gave the creators a little leeway to play around. Now a movie is tie to a big opening weekend, so the makers have to stick closer to the formula.

Spaceman sucked.

I just saw the Beetlejuice sequel and it stunk. I wanted to like it and remembered hearing good things, but in hindsight people stopped taking about it real fast and now i can’t wait to forget it as well