Spider Man Across the Spider Verse is low key better than Spider Man No way Home.

Most of the above

Scream

Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) & Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2022).

Avengers: Endgame

I don’t pray

Hope he heals praying for him

​@@Mowntandeweybecause clearly this comment was directed at those people who do pray. Are you always this self centered or just when you're online?

@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 it's a troll

I just checked and he’s returning to the show this week.

Loved by all

The Force Awakens is the only good film in the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy but putting it above The Lord of The Rings is flatout insanity.

@@DragonHeart613 That movie doesn't deserve to be on this list considering it only had one good scene and that's the Resistance coming to the rescue.

Movie sucks balls

They don’t know what they’re talking about.

That movie exceeded its expectations (on this list)...

I think they failed to live up to the hype, they aren't even that good at all tbh.

@@Mr.Goodkatbruh Jurassic park is imo the best movie ever

@@reddrex8617 That's incomprehensible to me.

Will always be remembered, or will never be forgotten. Not “will always never be forgotten”

@@Queen_of_England lol I find it amusing that if you post anything bringing down Jurassic Park or The Dark Knight on the internet within the next 24 hours you receive a message from a guy with a JP logo defending JP and a guy with the Joker from DK defending DK. I am certain you could write that and many have but nothing will convince me, it's just not for me.

In my top 3 theater experiences. I remember thinking about it for like a week after and i associate that whole spring as the one that top gun maverick came out

Top Gun 2 was a joke. After 30 years or so it's just a remake of the first movie, lots of nostalgia, plus delay after delay and all it was was just a remake of the first movie, and then the third act just steals Iron Eagle's third act and mixes it with the Death Star Trench Run from Star Wars. What a joke of a movie and lame. Also, very lazy. The only thing I can give Top Gun 2 was the pacing. The movie flew by and I was never bored. But other than that, I'll just go watch the first Top Gun or Iron Eagle instead.

@@projectpat8807 You are so wrong about Top Gun: Maverick, this was a superbly shot sequel and it even surpasses it's predecessor.

I watched it on the big IMAX screen. I was blown away by it. It was awesome in many ways - grandiose, yes, but had ideas which were very much down-to-earth - the Maverick-Rooster dynamic and the Iceman moment. It also explored ideas like true leadership and experience vs. innovation. It was incredible.

@@projectpat8807 i have to disagree. It was its own film with different character dynamics and themes. It called back and played to nostalgia but not in a way that gets in the way of being its own movie. Perfectly done in my opinion

@Princelot That was a bit normal.

Chadwick Boseman lives on in our hearts 💜🐈‍⬛️

He is and always will be The King. They almost destroyed his legacy in Wakanda Forever, but he still managed to steal our hearts as Star Lord in What If.

@@stefantsarev4442 Hell yeah! Wakanda Forever!

If you haven’t seen the Extended Editions, I highly suggest watching them

Thats why the three films won 17 Oscars between them

I went through something similar during Summer 2020. I had to re-buy the movies because my Two Towers Blu-Ray was skipping. So with us stuck at home and stuff, I had free time to watch my new copies to make sure they were good discs. I originally just watched the movies to make sure none of them skipped, but then I found myself getting into them a little more. Before I thought they were just okay. I wasn't crazy about them. But after Summer 2020, my opinion on them has changed. I'm still not super crazy about them and stuff and they aren't in my top movies of all time, but I can get into them a little more now. Plus the pacing has picked up quite a bit for me when watching them. Before, I felt every second of those 2.5 to 3 hours. Now I'd say they feel about 30-45 minutes shorter than what they actually are.

@@brettbaglio1550 , I'm split on the extended cuts. My biggest issue with them is lying about the runtime. For example, Fellowship is supposed to be like 3 hours 48 minutes. But if you cut out the end credits, it's only like 3 hours 20-28 minutes. There is 20 minutes of end credits. When I went into the movie, I was like "okay so this movie will be about 3 hours 40 minutes and 8 minutes of end credits." Nope. Back then end credits weren't that long. I think the movie with the longest end credits was about 10-12 minutes, and that was a very rare thing. Now, movies have end credits that are a minimum of 12-15 minutes. Even shorter movies will have 12-15 minutes of end credits. So yeah. I thought I was lied to about the extended cuts' runtime. And all three of them have like 20-25 minutes of end credits. I had seen the extended cuts on Max/HBO Max. I thought the streaming service was messing with me, but then I went to the runtime bar and got it so a preview window would pop up. Those last 20-25 minutes really were end credits. That made me mad. When they say extended, I wanted extended. Also, a lot of the footage that was put back into the movies, I could see why they were cut. It really was just filler stuff. There was only a few things in Return Of The King they should've kept in, but other than that, I think the theatrical cuts are just fine. Plus the theatrical cuts don't lie about the runtime. The theatrical cuts really do only have about 8-10 minutes of end credits. So I feel the actual movies take up as much of the runtime as possible. I guess extended cuts are good for a one-time watch, but I'm just going to stick to the theatrical cuts. They are more to-the-point.

Glad you enjoyed it so much😁

ME TOO

I'll never watch either because they didn't get an actor to correctly portray Dr. Robotnik & the movie should've been done in strictly CGI, but thats just my complaint.

Yes they did And im waiting for 3

​@@justincoleman7856I wouldn't call it a complaint it's an opinion and one thing you're entitled to is your opinion

The reason people didn’t enjoy it is because it’s very deep and complex for a mainstream audience and it’s also very slow. A lot of people would get bored watching it. I have a lot of respect for it but I didn’t particularly enjoy it. It’s just not for me.

The perfect soundtrack by John Williams enhanced the movie above and beyond expectations. Still love to watch this movie!

The last two sequels were indeed garbage, most especially The Last Jedi. The Force Awakens however is the only solid entry in the otherwise cringe Sequel Trilogy.

@@DragonHeart613 Solid my ass. There's nothing solid about it.

@@animeman8203 Agree to Disagree.

And why not?

@@demariowright7655 well for instance Black Panther isnt even the best MCU movie that he is in that would be Civil War

2012, 2018, or 2019?

@@davidchism6081 2012

The last Jedi tried too hard be different and it showed. ApTC at least builded upon what the Phantom Menace introduced even if it was a mixed bag

​@@frankieseward8667Attack of The Clones was the worst film in The Prequel Trilogy but than The Last Jedi showed up & automatically made the former look like Oppenheimer by comparison.

Most agree that The Force Awakens is the only good film in the infamous Sequel Trilogy.

@kenyon3556 I would say that Top Gun Maverick too but not identical even the other latter is not identical. Return Of The Jedi was the first one to do it.

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