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You could also bring up times when the critics were right, so yeah YMMV.
It'll work out if it has something, for lack of a better word, endearing.
edited 24th Mar '11 4:46:30 PM by NULLcHiLD27
You could definitely add Ninja Assassin to that list of "critically panned films that have a sizeable audience that likes them," in other words. Of course, I forgot to put in my above comment that YMMV. Every film has its detractors.
Point certainly proven. The critics aren't always right, but they usually are. How else would I have discovered that Seltzer And Friedberg films are really that bad?
edited 24th Mar '11 4:50:08 PM by troperwithoutaname
I won't kill you.
Transformers2 was AWESOME
"Sweets are good. Sweets are justice."
Make the mistake of paying for a ticket for EpicMovie and sit through the whole thing.
I won't kill you.
I didn't know what I was getting into.
I Am The Walrus
Geth, Warner Bros. told the New York Times that the test screenings went bad. That's Word of God combined a very reliable news source.
In related news, Zach Snyder has announced the director's cut will add 18 minutes to the film.
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Link or it's just your own dislike of the movie making shit up.
I Am The Walrus
Slight correction: it was New York Magazine, a division of the New York Times.
By the way, Guy Ritchie turned down the Xerxes job.
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Meh. Fuck the suits. Watchmen was great.
About this
edited 24th Mar '11 6:08:42 PM by Dream_Huntress
I can't have you close, so I become a ghost and I watch you, I watch you.
I won't kill you.
IT WAS AN AWESOME MOVIE. I LOVED IT SO.
It was PERFECT.
PERFECT I tell ya.
"Sweets are good. Sweets are justice."
I Am The Walrus
After 50 reviews, the film has a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 28% (14/50) and a Top Critics rating of 13% (2/16). Bizarrely enough, one of the positive reviews came from former MTV host Kurt Loder.
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Always Right
For those who watched the movie............figured out why it's called Sucker Punch yet?
Also, the only critic ever worth listening to is the Nostalgia Critic...and only as a comedian.
edited 25th Mar '11 12:24:32 AM by Signed
"Every opinion that isn't mine is subjected to Your Mileage May Vary."
I Am The Walrus
Because that is what you feel like after the movie ends (from trying to figure out what the hell you just watched)?
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Pretending to be human
I have watched it and there are no musical sections. You can decide if that's good or bad. Maybe there will be in director's cut. It's also surprisingly un-violent for a Zack Snyder movie.
As for the title, the ending isn't happy.
edited 25th Mar '11 2:58:22 AM by Exploder
Looking at the percentage of film critics who liked/disliked something is fairly meaningless, in my opinion. You're not gonna know whether the film's right for you 'til you get into the details of the review and find out why they liked/disliked it.
I won't kill you.
Was it any good, Master Expoder?
Spill says it's only worth a rental.
I'm guessing he enjoyed it, if he hated it he'd probably have said.
The armored raven
What is the ending about? I'd like to know!
Spoiler it like this, if you can
What profit is it to a man, when he gains his money, but loses his internet? Anonymous 16:26 I believe...
If it's a downer ending, forget it. I don't care how unrealistic or "fluffy" or "not true art" a happy ending is; I don't go to see a wacky popcorn movie to come out feeling depressed.
Well, I guess that's why it's named Sucker Punch?
Touch The Sky
Watchmen was amazing IMO.
And there's no way you can prove God or any other higher power doesn't/does exist.
Not sure about this movie, honestly .
It depends. Films like this always seem to be the strange ones that gain a cult audience for its so bad it's good qualities.