[ SECRET POST #3508 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3508 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Pokémon Adventures]


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[The West Wing]


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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"Critics don't mean shit."

How about money? Civil War (a Captain America movie) made 1,151,887,060.

Batman V Superman (aka a movie with the BIGGEST Superhero names that should have made ALL the money in the world) made 872,662,631.

An R-Rated Superhero comedy that didn't even have a Chinese box office made 782,603,445.

[(Anonymous)]

Okay? 50 shades and Twilight made a lot of money, that doesn't mean they're quality?

[(Anonymous)]

So how do you define a good movie? Your personal opinion? If so, I think Transformers 3 is one of the greatest movies ever. Right up there with The Shawshank Redemption.

[(Anonymous)]

Cool straw man.

A well put together plot, lack of plot holes, consistent characterization where characters aren't reduced to one-note quip machines and if there adaptations at least capture the idea of what they're based on.

[(Anonymous)]

And SA I didn't even say they're bad movies. Just mediocre and anyone saying otherwise is kidding themselves.

[(Anonymous)]

Again, critics gave them good scores. Which means they likely have a good plot, few plot holes, etc. etc.

But you said, "Critics don't mean shit." And that box office also means nothing.

So, I can only assume for you, a good movie is only a movie YOU enjoy personally.

[(Anonymous)]

lmao no. AoU is the biggest ur example. People have picked apart what a mess, inconsistent disaster that movie is yet critics gave it a good score. I actually enjoy some of those mediocre movies. I'm just calling a spade a spade. In spite of my enjoyment they are mediocre. They are not these hype super awesome savior of movies people make them out to be.

[(Anonymous)]

So the answer is yes, a movie is good if you think it is good regardless of critics or box office. I don't know why you are talking around that. That is how people should enjoy movies. But don't pretend that your personal opinion proves that a movie is terrible (especially when the majority disagree).

[(Anonymous)]

Dear lord you're dense.

You don't have to be a cook to know you're eating shit. You can enjoy it and there's nothing wrong with it. I love a bunch of shitty stuff. But don't get on a high horse when other people are enjoying their own shit. Which is EXACTLY what MCU fans do hence why their smugness is unbarable.