What was wrong with It Follows? Teens battling an unkillable force they don't understand, they come up with a plan, plan doesn't work, they think they killed it, they didn't. It's like how the teens in movies try and kill Freddy or Jason.
Is there another good movie that falls apart worse in its final act than Minority Report?
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The ending was a dream. In addition to the warden's quote, the screen literally fades to white after they halo Anderton. It was a brillant move.
I never had an issue with how Minority Report ended.
My only complaint with the film is the slapstick humor, some of which feels out of place.
My only complaint with the film is the slapstick humor, some of which feels out of place.
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Also didn't a cruise narration appears out of nowhere in the ending ?
Sunshine.
One of the more interesting sci-fi films in recent memory with some GODLY cinematography devolving into a by-the-numbers slasher with the cinematography going into a toilet.
One of the more interesting sci-fi films in recent memory with some GODLY cinematography devolving into a by-the-numbers slasher with the cinematography going into a toilet.
I mean, maybe it's too neat on certain aspects, but the overall thrust of there actually being a minority report is neither unearned nor unexpected.
Seriously not even sure what they were thinking with the second half.
this is one of the best owns i have ever seenLike the literal guy screaming to the audience "They Say you have VISIONS, that your life flashes before your eyes that ALL YOUR DREAMS ... come true"
I don't know if it counts as that good, but Happy Feet was a pretty fun movie until about halfway through, it decided to beat you over the head with an environmentalism message for the rest of the movie.
I agree with the message, but the tone change came out of fucking nowhere. The movie suddenly sidelined all of its subplots to become super preachy.
I agree with the message, but the tone change came out of fucking nowhere. The movie suddenly sidelined all of its subplots to become super preachy.
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It's really not. It's a bullshit internet theory desperately trying to make sense of s bad ending
Holy shit I want to kick Spielberg in the nuts for AI so hard.
Excuse me, but I AM perfect, thanks.
(I want to watch this now for the name but I hate horror...)
It explains all your complaints about the ending being wrapped up with a neatly tied bow on top.
It was a full fledged theatrical release too. A full on movie with a ton of advertising. So as you can imagine, people were less than thrilled in the screening I went to.
Yea I thought I was gonna love this one
But it just kept going the wrong way.
Good first half tho.
Overall a 7/10
The Wolverine was on its way to being the best X-Men movie until the Mecha Samurai shit
Same, I don't get the hate
Once Hemsworth arrives the movie goes in the tank, and I like Hemsworth.
Wait, I dont remember the ending being baf at all. I thought the film was a modern-day classic. Maybe i should watch it again.
So so sick and tired of vague horror movie endings. I am a big horror movie buff and there is nothing worse than a vague ending. Its the ultimate let down for me. I much prefer solid explanations like Us, Get Out and VVitch. Each of these movies falls apart under logic, but they feel complete. They arent supposed to be reality, they require you to suspend your disbelief and go along for the ride. But they offer a complete picture of an alternate reality.
I loved Us because it felt complete. I feel like too many times directors use vague or open ended endings as a crutch and it is especially overused in the horror genre.
Ain't a thing about the movie is fully explained. The only one that tells a story is a unreliable narrator due to the story of the film
I was surprised at how quick it seemed to moving at the beginning.
I'd say the trouble began just a little bit before that,
the second time you see Jon Hamm die
It really felt like they took their time up to that point, but rushed the rest before the assignment was due.
It also felt like there was also a lot of...what the kids call filler.
Goddamn that ending is great. Movie version loses that, and the fact that Robert was learning on his own and not already a top tier scientist.
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But really, it was a pretty disappointing film/
"Where's the hint?"
"err, it's right there"
"Yeah...well...still not buying it"
Not sure about that one!
And both movies were bad.
I'll say chappie, though like above the first half had potential, the second felt like a different movie that wasn't consistent with the first
And sunshine, maybe event horizon but I haven't seen it in years
I'm the complete opposite. I prefer horror films to leave things to interpretation. Kill list being a great example.
