"When you know an actor was chosen for the role for their fame and not for the casting.
It’s getting more and more commonplace too. Especially with movies put out by streaming services like Netflix just jamming celebrities in to get more viewers. I just watched Don’t Look Up yesterday and Ariana Grande felt force fed to the movie audience any time she was on screen (Kid Cudi was a bit too but he’s not as recognizable as Ariana)."
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Elisha 2 year s ago
#20 if you don't understand why the dialog was so "cringuey" then whoever wrote this understood nothing of the movie.
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Manny 2 year s ago
Film series must always surpass its predecessor Till its only one big explosion
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Bridgie 2 year s ago
people still watch movies?
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Vinny 2 year s ago
Bridgie,
Yes, just not in theaters
#19 Dont Look Up was just idiotic and terrible to begin with
Yes, just not in theaters
#19 Dont Look Up was just idiotic and terrible to begin with
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Dal 2 year s ago
#8 Agreed!
#19 Yes, I sometimes like movies with unknowns and a good plot, not some movie they have to put will smith in or something.
AND Hollywood physics!
#19 Yes, I sometimes like movies with unknowns and a good plot, not some movie they have to put will smith in or something.
AND Hollywood physics!
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Hessy 2 year s ago
Doesn't necessarily ruin the movie, but I hate that people who are driving never look at the road. Ever.
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Sandy 2 year s ago
#18
Matthew McConaughey mumbles for two nearly three hours, then get stuck behind a bookcase in space.
wow
Matthew McConaughey mumbles for two nearly three hours, then get stuck behind a bookcase in space.
wow
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Eleanor 2 year s ago
Yes, just not in theaters
#19 Dont Look Up was just idiotic and terrible to begin with
#19 Yes, I sometimes like movies with unknowns and a good plot, not some movie they have to put will smith in or something.
AND Hollywood physics!
Matthew McConaughey mumbles for two nearly three hours, then get stuck behind a bookcase in space.
wow