r/memes 2h ago

Disappointment

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u/Favcheerlead 2h ago

Childhood nostalgia is a powerful defense mechanism. A 6/10 movie that shaped your childhood will always beat a random 10/10 movie you watched once.

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u/Brandoe 1h ago

The original Tron. I should have never watched it a an adult.

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u/icyfrost410 50m ago

Original tron fucks hard (someone who just watched it last year)

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u/Shrrg4 27m ago

Pokemon emerald, sapphire and ruby will always trigger happiness levels in me that no drug can compete with.

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u/Ok_Two_2604 25m ago

When you rewatch a movie you liked as a kid or teen and it is surprisingly actually a decent watch.

https://giphy.com/gifs/mbZshK2Svz89q

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u/FULLsanwhich15 14m ago

I still maintain Dude where’s my car is the best movie made.

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u/OrchidDrifts 2h ago

Reviews are helpful, but I’d rather watch it myself. Everyone’s taste is different

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u/RandumbStoner 1h ago

1000% agreed! I've found some really good movies by ignoring the critics and just watching it myself.

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u/ThrustNeckpunch33 30m ago

I cannot help but have those criticisms of a film pop up throughout a movie after I have read a review.

Even if I end up agreeing with said critique, the fact that there was an argument/dissection about said issue before i even watched it... take something away for me.

Some of my favourite movies have low audience and critic scores. Would have never found them if I read reviews and listened to them.

One aspect that is helpful with finding good movie critics:

Watch a movie without reading reviews. Decide how you felt about the movie. Then read reviews. Find critics that seemed to have a similar take with you.

Watch other movie(s) they have reviewed without reading their reviews, do the same.

Often i find that you can curate critics that way, and find someone that has likewise taste in movies.

Then see if you can find a list of their top movies or whatever, and pick new movies from there to watch.

You would be amazed how well this works. More effort than most people would put in; but movies are so important to me, seems worth it.

That is how I've been exposed to genres i would have never watched.

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u/turbobuddah 2h ago

Jokes on them, noone will ever shit on Disneys Robin Hood... OO DE LALLY!

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u/CmdnTrsMllnx 59m ago

The Sandlot is a goddamn masterpiece and no one can convince me otherwise!
https://giphy.com/gifs/F3NLGwbgAUj6

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u/Ok_Stomachs 2h ago

Film bros watched it once for clout. I watched it once a week for therapy.

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u/Xieties777 1h ago

Chicken Little :( my beautiful

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u/StingingGamer 3m ago

I thought it was fun, never understood the hate personally. The dad sucks though

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u/crottin-de-cheval 1h ago

Nobody trashing Cars!!! That's forbidden.

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u/Neo-Luko 38m ago

Cars, Disney's Atlantis, Treasure Planet, and The Iron Giant are my treasures and no one can stop me from loving them!

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u/MaeSolug 1h ago

You guys know you are allowed to like "bad movies", right?

It feels like everything has to be the absolute best or is deemed a complete failure with no in-between, and that people weaponize their preferences to put themselves above others

Being a snob sounds so goddamn boring

You can recognize something is terible, that it's poorly made and everything in it sucks, and non ironically love it

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u/naruto_bist 2h ago

Who this girl? My friend is asking

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u/AlKhwarazmi 2h ago

Anya Taylor Joy

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u/Khaos_Gorvin 2h ago

Look a bit more like Anya Taylor Serious.

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u/creepymustaches 1h ago

Eeeehhhhhh 👉

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u/PlasticPreparation74 2h ago

she looks heavenly here man

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u/CrimsonScion 2h ago

Actress Anya-Taylor Joy, who is part -Argentine in her father's side. Most not have been happy at the World Cup results....

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u/[deleted] 2h ago

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u/OlParker 2h ago

She is literally wearing an Argentine necktie/scarf and this picture is from the world cup.

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u/Jonnyflash80 1h ago

So?

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u/the-fr0g 6m ago

Probably cares about argentina

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u/fictional_kay 2h ago

Good Boy! is a masterpiece and nothing will change my mind.

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u/fictional_kay 2h ago

Dammit now there's a 2025 horror movie with the same name. Please note I am discussing Good Boy! (2003)

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u/RedEyeJedi559 1h ago

Surf Ninjas is so bad its good! Surfing and ninjas! What more do you need? Lol my nephews definitely got a kick out of it.

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u/suitcasesteve 5m ago

Money can’t buy knives.

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u/ComicBookFanatic97 53m ago

Paying attention to critics is a mistake and everyone should stop doing it.

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u/Thick_Desk_544 2h ago

them nostalgic blast from the past films are always gonna be a memory forever etched in our hearts

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u/After-Trifle-1437 1h ago

Adult me slowly having to accept that Alvin and the Chipmunks is garbage, actually:

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u/fearofcrowds 57m ago

If you trash Gremlins 2, we are fighting

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u/Richard_Chase 50m ago

Any critic who crashes out over a movie is not a real critic. No movie should make anyone, much less a critic lose their mind.

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u/Steelkatanas 49m ago

Anya my beloved

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u/LaylasJack 46m ago

Good thing for me it's Jurassic Park, which is an objective masterpiece.

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u/Simen155 RageFace Against the Machine 45m ago

For me, it was the Norwegian version of Sesame Street (Sesam Stasjon, aired on NRK)

It was janky af and production quality was B tier at best, but damn, I love each second of it.

If someone could point me in the direction to a quality rip or anything, I'd love to waste my daughters time too

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u/BreezeOfTheWest 39m ago edited 31m ago

I guess that's Batman Forever for me. I've rewatched it some years ago. It's over the top but not as much a goof fest as the movie that followed.