You’re right.

I guess my unpopular opinion is I find most comedy movies to be extremely cringe.

Real s***

Real

Watchmen HBO is a shallow story that's being carried by the racial tension in America.

Prior to the invention of white people, has there ever been racial tension in America

Brightburn

was

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I’d be more surprised if someone thought it was good.

Frank Miller the Zack Snyder of comics

shazam was ass. surprised it's one of the more acclaimed dc movies

Your avi spooks me

Chernobyl is solid but nothing more

This year has the most disappointments for me

All the things I truly enjoyed most I didn’t know were coming going into this year . Going to avoid trailers for things I want to see going forward

2001: A Space Odyssey is easily one of the worst if not worst movie I’ve ever seen

Nick Cage? Is anyone actually hyped for him, isn’t it just a meme?

i would extend that to all hbo shows that came out this decade

The move from movies to tv has completely ruined my enjoyment of watchable media.

Movies: 90-120 minutes. Usually condensed into a solid traditional structure thats very easy to follow.

Tv: 30-60 minutes per episode. F***ing bloated story. Weird structure with bad pacing. Impossible to catch up on if youre behind.

I can watch maybe one tv show per year. It blows my mind that people watch like 15 shows a month. How the f*** am I supposed to watch 5 seasons of breaking bad, 3 seasons of better call saul, and now a full length movie. Thats literally over a work week of content.

If I had to choose, I'd choose watching a condensed movie over a TV format 99% of the time.

I wouldn't say impossible to catch on unless it's a CW Show or mainstream anime series. But yeah I'm still shocked when people just go through shows like nothing, most of work 9-5s so the little free time we do have isn't enough to blow through 15 different shows unless you don't go out, watch movies, read etc.

I choose to only watch one show and stick to it til I'm finished with it otherwise I get overwhelmed. I still prefer movies because they're tighter and it's one complete story.

My Wife and Kids the best family sitcom

Rick and Morty is barely different than current Family Guy

the de-aging cg in Irishman was distractingly bad

Leftovers exist

This is true entirely which is sad but hoping final 2 redeems it

not watching trailers for most things is honestly one of the best decisions i've made for a lot of my media consumption. i'll watch one or two if it's something i don't know about at all and it intrigues me or i'll just go in blind.

you have no expectations and no prejudices. you just soak it all in and see it unfold.

and if it's stuff I know i'm going to watch for sure then i won't even bother looking at anything.

A lot of trailers reveal too much or just have the wrong tone of the movie.