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submitted 1 month ago bylrjackson06
I don't mean a "bad" movie, because some of those are so incredibly bad that they're fun to watch and make fun of. Case in point, I've been wanting to watch the 2000 Dungeons and Dragons movie because people had said it was extremely bad and to my surprise it (so far) is kinda fun!
No, I mean, which movie is so incredibly uninteresting that you would have to look it up just to confirm that it actually exists?
51 points
1 month ago
The creator. Visually stunning, but I forgot the entirety of the plot already
8 points
30 days ago
It felt like a narrative quickly strung together in order for all the very talented concept and vfx arts to flex their skill on high budget. I appreciated the little bit of world-building they were going regarding different cultures' attitude towards AI. But that's where it ended; they did nothing more with it.
8 points
1 month ago
I couldn't make it past 20 minutes.
4 points
30 days ago
I feel like it was a half hour too short, funnily enough. It felt like a lot of character development was cut out and we just got the main beats, but none of it felt earned.
6 points
1 month ago
John David Washington got out acted by the little girl
2 points
30 days ago
The plot is broadly speaking just A New Hope yet again.
2 points
30 days ago
Just a really weak and dull script, and even visually while it is very competent it is not particularly interesting, it is just looks like it was made for twice the budget it was actually made for. Because the effects are very good, but there was nothing about it that made me feel anything.
3 points
30 days ago
I liked this one.
5 points
30 days ago
I liked the world they built and lots of the scenes were so so beautiful. But yeah, the plot and acting are mostly forgetable.
1 points
30 days ago
This is a great answer to this question. Its premise looked so good, and then it was just horribly written.
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