I mean I don’t try to make a habit of seeing bad films in theaters fs

Last transformers I saw in full was Dark Of the Moon and I saw it back when cars had tv screens for kids so I couldn’t walk out if I wanted to lmao

george saw the vision 40 years early

Watched Hobbs and Shaw in theaters I turn to my right and my cousin is knocked out I turn to my left and my other cousin is visibly angry looking at the screen we got into an argument in the parking lot about whos idea it was to watch the movie

idk if you need the word franchise in title but in for new thread

My only similar experience was avatar adaptation, GI Joe sequal, and Joss Whedon Justice League

never saw it in theaters but i was just thinking about that movie last night

i’m really into how movies look. i obsess over lighting, color, framing, sets, all of it

that one’s just dark blue and grey, barely lit, hard to even see what’s going on. just this ugly grey mush.

yeah i remember being one of the early critics, calling jj a hack but most people felt like it was finally in better hands after the buyout and that first movie. but once last jedi dropped, people started noticing the cracks, like how weird it was to just redo a new hope in a world where that already happened.

i always thought it felt unoriginal on release and i was already a prequels / clone wars defender. but still, the lightsaber fight, rey’s intro, and the mystery around her are really well done. it’s the easiest to watch of the sequels, even if last jedi is the more interesting one.

one bil is f***ing crazy lol they should pay up to that prequelmemes subreddit

not happening

Bro the one and only time I walked out of the movies, was deadass Transformers Dark Side of the Moon. If was straight explosions for an hour I just couldn’t and the s***ty acting

GOTG v1, when Star Lord breaks into dance at the end, just completely took me out of the movie. Almost got up and left lol.

GOTG v2, bout half way into the movie, I just was not feeling the film. Solidified me not really being a James Gunn fan. I don’t think his movies make good theater experiences.

Moonlight, when it got to that beach scene. I had no idea the movie as even remotely about that, and realized in that moment I am not as much an “ally” as I thought of myself. I had to physically keep myself restrained in order to not walk out. It was like instinctual, I was so ashamed

It’s also the definition of forgettable on top of being drab. I only remember I saw it every blue moon when I think of bad theater experiences

It’s a very ugly film

Hobbs & Shaw one of the only franchise movies I've seen in the past ten years or so where it made me genuinely agitated, like I thought it was literal garbage and aggressively agitating

People will s*** on Fast 8 or 9 or what have you and they're not very good AT ALL don't get me wrong, but they didn't feel anywhere near as horrid as Hobbs & Shaw. That s*** was total diarrhea dookie to me.

When Ryan Reynolds came out and was spoiling game of thrones for some reason I thought it was the worst movie I've ever seen and then Kevin Hart walked in

cad bane arc in tales of the underworld was pretty good

still cant believe the "killed" him off in a p**** ass way

in 4 nu

That dark washed out grey planet with the wookies <<<<<

Gave me ww1 vibes which is cool but I’m never watching that movie again ever

Hope it ain't FPS

shoutout to everyone that went and saw ROTS in theaters

very very old news but it's funny to hear his thoughts on it after all these years

Could you imagine. I think about 90 percent of psycho Star Wars fanboys would off themselves

anyone play the bounty hunter remaster

I think its a moba