Amen 🙏🏻

Thank you for putting into words what I was already thinking.

You're not the only one. I thought these would suck before they came out, and I still think the suck.

ready player one and world war Z are good but yes, the rest are terrible.

I haven't seen a single one of these. Because not a single one of these represent my demographic. My people like good cinema.

@@ezekielbrockmann114 what an incredibly racist statement to make. You must be a liberal.

@@america1st721 WWZ would have been worlds better had they used the book. It was just a generic zombie movie

Incorrect, most of these are popular movies. The guy who made this list is stupid.

but have you heard any positive critiques?

They are called "critics" for a reason.

I like World War Z 🙂

If you look at Rotten Tomatoes, four are Fresh and only one (Warcraft) is Rotten, so "what you've heard" doesn't seem very accurate? 84% Rustin 78% Blue Beetle 74% Lightyear 72% Ready Player One 70% Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny 66% World War Z 63% Clerks III 63% The Matrix Resurrections 62% It: Chapter Two 29% Warcraft

It’s because everyone doesn’t trust movie critics.

I liked it, especially the mecha parts, matter of fact i like it more than Matrix 2 (very unpopular opinion i know)

I hear you. Once I saw it, I was very thankful that I didn’t pay to see it. 😊

Oh yeah, it was so bad, that the author and some actors actually sued warner brothers for thier bad sale, and bad portrayal

Why did you walk in there in the first place...

I've only watched one F&F film. It was the one walker passed away while making and so I wanted to see how it was dealt with. That was the only movie I've seen in theaters that I wanted to walk out of cuz it was so...

They picked the wrong story to tell imo, should have told the story of warcraft 3 first and warcraft 1 as a prequel later.

@@origami83 might've helped. I'm still hoping for warcraft 2 and 3 and a show based on WOW where the first season is the base game and every subsequent season are based on the expansions.

@@KDubOriginal I doubt that will ever happen. An animated show might work.

I never played but I really liked the movie.

Warcraft probably would have worked better as a tv series. Waaay too much happens and the lore is full of great instances of that world, that condensing in a 90min to 2hr movie wouldn’t have done it justice

Never gonna happen the author hated the movie so much he tried to sue the studio and when that failed he bought the rights too the IP so another can’t get made

WWZ had no connection to the book. Which would have been hard to adapt, but it could have happened well, as a British-narrated zombie survival guide. It could have been darkly comic.

​@@sond.lollipop8919that made my day! Thank you!

But it's not World War Z. I wanted the Battle of Yonkers myself, or maybe Brad Pitt as that merc hired by the rich guy who broadcast him and his toadies to the world and paid the price.

@@archmage_of_the_aether Brits would have done a great job. In the Flesh remains my favorite zombie-style show.

Star command was it's own series. nothing to do with buzz.

@@Number6_ More than 'Lightyear'.

@@Aivottaja your going to need more than that?

@@Number6_ I'm saying that 'Lightyear' has even less to do with Buzz. The OP is right.

To be fair the movie "Lightyear" was supposed to represent the movie that Andy saw that made him want a Buzz Lightyear action figure

i liked that movie

No should have been shocked but it was still good

@@rainbowslushy223 I liked it too, but the ending was anything but a shock... Especially if you listened to any of Kevin's podcasts/interviews leading up to the movie...

If you're coming off the first two movies which are for the most part very lighthearted and turn every tragedy into comedy, it's very jarring.

Agreed, but he was wrong about more than the ending being a shock. He implied that there were no laughs during the movie, but seeing it in theaters, everyone was laughing through about 75% of it. It was, in my opinion, better than the 2nd Clerks. It was worse than the first, but then again, Clerks is my favorite movie. It's a solid A tier movie.

Yeah, there's a few in this list that I enjoyed. Mind you, I enjoyed Man Of Steel, so don't trust my judgement.

Being subjective is the point of all movie reviews. There's rarely an objective review that studies the quality of the writing, editing and directing. If you agree great. If you don't agree, still great. You already viewed the video. Whether you agree or object you were interested in the content.

Naw, it should've been done like a WWII documentary. Instead, it was a sill mess.

@@pamusso1466 I will say I didn’t read the source material and I knew about the production issues so my bar was low from the start haha

I've watched it several times and I liked it every time I've watched it. And the scene when they were searching the lab was very gripping for me (although I'm not a huge horror fan so I don't have many comparisons). But it's not that I don't want to admit it, I just enjoyed this movie and whenever it comes on TV I will watch it because it's a good fun for me.

The BIG problem with World War Z was the title. That was pretty much all it had in common with the excellent book. It was a better than OK zombie movie, but it wasn't WWZ.

world war z was good, but the final act was boring.

Ready Player One and Alita ❤

Alita was surprisingly good and definitely deserving of a sequel. Ready Player One was ok but if the sequel was based off of the book Ready Player Two, then no thanks.

@Mattalica-ss9pj I personally haven't read the books but I'd mostly just love a sequel because I love the concept of ready player one and love to see more of the oasis personally

I'm not really waiting for RPO's sequel. I thought the first was decent(I've watched it off and on when it shows up on streaming again), but there is nothing really there to warrant a second. And from what I've heard about the second it seems really like the writer really didn't understand what made the first good.

@@TrackMediaOnly - Yup, the second book missed the mark by a wide margin.

Revolutions was awesome

yeah, I fell off after the 1st one

Didn't help it had John Wick in it! Nothing wrong with John Wick of course, but they could have got Keanu to look a bit different.

Reloaded is still garbage, that freeway scene is amazing but does not redeem it whatsoever. You're right about the franchise, it should have remained one single legendary movie

I treat the first Matrix as a standalone movie that was groundbreaking and changed the cinema (and game industry as well). However I also treat other 2 movies along with the first as one story that got concluded. I enjoyed the other 2 movies, the history of Hammer fighting it's way home, fight with the machines, rave in this huge chamber of Zion. However I always cringe at the one moment of the last fight of Neo and agent Smith, I cannot unwatch the blow to the face of agent Smith at the end of this fight that is showed in slow motion.

Then you don't know what a good sequel is, idiot.

"Hooray for Santy Claus" 😂 That movie's an annual tradition in my house, lol

@@martinboyle9163 Not Natalie Wood. Pia Zadora. Natalie Wood was in "Miracle on 34th St."

Now i want to see it...

I saw that during UK channel 4's launch year in the Worst of Hollywood Friday night series, along with the likes of Godzilla vs The Smog Monster (Hedorah).

oh no, there's MUCH worse out there. Go check out ed wood jrs "Glen or Glenda".

I agree, I actually enjoyed it better than the book. Maybe because the book had me rolling my eyes enough already that seeing the spectacle come to life in theaters made it more palatable.

Now imagine you didnt experience the 80s and 90s... it becomes very bland with cgi that already look dated.

@@godoftwinkies574 maybe. I ain't debating. I'm just saying I enjoyed it.

Yep. I really enjoyed it, myself.

It was watchable and you don't feel you're wasting your time watching it. But it's one of those movies you might watch only once and forget.

I have to agree. I feel like this could've done a lot of great as a movie series! It even got me to check out Warcraft lore!

That movie is amazing indeed. I've watched it many times and I enjoy it a lot. It's sad that people didn't like it so we'll never get a sequel...

@@Terrato.Worzen The lead 'Human' actor (can't remeber his name) was crap, so that didn't help. He seemed to just be playing his character from the Vikings tv series. They also chose the wrong story to start a franchise.

@@Thurgosh_OG I understand why some people might think that, but honestly, he didn't bother me at all. Maybe I expected waaay too little and was greatly surprised.

People want to hate movies now.

I didn't like Black Panther much either, but I think you're forgetting just how bland Blue Beetle was. It's so painfully uninspired, I don't think there's any comparison to BP.

I too felt critics over praised Black Panther … pretty formulaic superhero story with a Simba/Scar subplot

It's not that Black Panther sucked, so much as it really wasn't any of the things that the political hype made it out to be. It was Weekend at Bernie's made out to be Citizen Kane...

Yeah, but Black Panther didn't have Abuela The Secret Revolutionary in it. Her character alone is worth watching Blue Beetle.

Except BP made money and shattered box office numbers for a non summer release when trolls were actively rooting against it. Was the story simply the Lion King retold? If you say so, because audiences *like* well told stories and Blue Beetle wasn't (that's the difference). Also, BP was deeply layered because every scene, costume, music score, etc, told a story (think Christopher Nolan type of nerd levels). There are plenty of breakdown videos you can check out for those things, which justified its Best Picture nomination.

I liked it but not near as much as the first half.

I liked it but not near as much as the first half.

As a fan of both the book AND the 90's mini-series (Tim Curry will ALWAYS be Pennywise) I thoroughly enjoyed IT Ch 2. It wasn't a faithful adaptation from the book, as a mature adult I'm OK with that and understand why that happens, but it was an enjoyable conclusion to the movies that hit enough of the key beats imho. No film rendition of the end of IT that targets a mainstream audience is EVER going to satisfying King fans.

Both "Chapters" sucked. Muschietti completely missed the themes and the tone of the book - something that the '90s mini-series managed despite being a far more limited production. Setting is wrong, characters are wrong, casting is terrible and the whole thing just wants to be "Stranger Things - the movie for the cinema theater goers". Which is like making a genuine Star Wars movie based on one of the thousands of Star Wars rip-offs - e.g. Battle Beyond the Stars. Hold on... isn't that basically the plot of Rebel Moon? Ultimate capitulation and proof of how BAD the entire Muschietti project was is the fact that after retconing the entire thing to the '80s to appeal to the Stranger Things crowd - NOW they want to make a DAMN PREQUEL retcon TV series set a generation earlier! Which, to bring up a Star Wars metaphor again, is like making prequels to episodes 7-9 by resurrecting and deepfaking dead and elderly actors and shoehorning them into franchises stuck between two trilogies. Take your pick which recent piece of shit fits more. But if one has to be chosen, Chapter 2 is far, FAR worse. From terrible casting which dictated re-imagining of characters and their relations because of star power, constant retcons of the first movie (now with older and taller kids - puberty, how does it work) because character dynamic doesn't fit the new casting, movie's incapability to choose a genre due to casting Bill Hader and letting him dictate the movie through improvisation (because script is shit and writing comedy is HARD) - constantly turning inta a comedy while trying to be both an atmospheric horror AND a jump-scary shlock flick, terrible, TERRIBLE bastardization of themes and missing the point of the book to the point of parody, movie being too busy planting Easter eggs and references to do a proper plot let alone story and theme... To the movie finally literally arguing that violence is the solution to trauma (find you childhood bully and murder him when you grow up kids)... Followed by advertising of suicide for those who are too weak to practice violence and who only weaken the society by their existence. Oh wait... Andy Muschietti is of ITALIAN descent - from Argentina? You don't say!? With ideas like that I would have sworn he was of GERMAN-Argentinian descent. You know... Might makes right, exterminating evil midgets, killing off gays, "the weak one" who would infect others with his weakness just so happens to be the Jew... BTW, did anyone notice how the black guy is way more incompetent and a liar and a thief in this adaptation? His lies almost ruining everything? Maybe his grandfather lied. Then again... Italian fascists had to hide somewhere too. Who knows. All I'm saying is he's clearly a psychopath. It took (me) 2 tries and over 4 hours to watch through the second movie. We constantly had to stop it to have a rant or discussion (with my girlfriend) as we were watching it after revisiting the '90s mini-series. First one I managed in about 2. it is still BAD, but it almost works.

@@d3nza482you do realise Stephen king was massively involved in the two movies and nearly all changes were his choice.

Not really. They would probably be on a list of movies no one wants to admit they enjoy.

That movie while it looked good it’s plot and character acting sucked

Blind matrix fans really tried to act like resurrection wasn’t bad at least closer to the release

I enjoyed WWZ , ready player 1 and warcraft..... I rewatched all of them in 2023 and still enjoyed it

A lot of KZfaqrs are getting paid off by Marvel Studios.

I was going to comment this, but you articulated my thoughts. Rustin was good enough.

Yeah, I enjoyed clerks 3, it was by no means perfect but it had heart (ironically)…

I agree

I could appreciate that if they had the courage to change the title too. Seems like they're just mislabeled products to trick the unwary public

Hey, the fans wanted Luke, Leia and Han back. They got their wish.

@@nicksterj I also want a million dollars handed to me by a bikini model, but we don't always get what we want.