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4-5-6 1-2-3 (or skip that shit entirely) is the only order.
#fromacertainpointofview
#subjective
4-5-6 1-2-3 (or skip that shit entirely) is the only order.
JJ will remake Matrix next. It's the next big franchise that needs a reboot.
It needs a sequel. At least make The Matrix a trilogy. Can't believe they only made one movie in that universe.
Jeremy Jahns Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie review
No spoilers on this
Yes such a wasted opportunity. I hope the reload The Matrix one day.
Who says this?
It's been happening roughly twice a month, every month, for the past SIX MONTHS, here on Movie-GAF alone, dude. And that's just this one forum.
I'm fairly certain I can find your posts in those threads, too.
Someone else on facebook tried to be like "Is this really a thing? Because I haven't noticed it and if I don't notice something it probably doesn't exist at all." And I'm starting to think that if people read that and seem befuddled at the very idea of the premise, they might be the fans I'm discussing in the article itself.
Screen Junkies:
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review! (No Spoilers)
The franchise that wrecked American cinema is back, with fanboy auteur J.J. Abrams (Star Trek, Mission: Impossible III) taking the reins from series creator George Lucas. I'll spare you the scrolling yellow text, but suffice it to say that this brings back the coed trio of the original trilogy 30 years after their previous exploits (Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill) while prepping a new trio of young bucks to replicate the seniors' chemistry (Oscar Isaac, Billie Lourd, John Boyega). As with other installments, this is less a movie than an exercise in massaging a juvenile-minded audience that wants the experience to be new and familiar at the same time. With Adam Driver and Domhnall Gleeson.
What an awful review: http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicag...an-imax-3d-experience/MovieTimes?oid=19583944
Somehow they are considered a top critic by Rotten Tomatoes. I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but the review is ridiculously short (like a paragraph or two) and makes mistakes about the cast.
Edit- I don't know if this is looked down upon, but I will quote the review because it is that short:
That's the entirety of the review.
"The franchise that wrecked American cinema is back, with fanboy auteur J.J. Abrams"What an awful review: http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicag...an-imax-3d-experience/MovieTimes?oid=19583944
Somehow they are considered a top critic by Rotten Tomatoes. I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but the review is ridiculously short (like a paragraph or two) and makes mistakes about the cast..
"The franchise that wrecked American cinema is back, with fanboy auteur J.J. Abrams"
Yeah that tells you all you need to know about the reviewer. Brutal that this is considered a top critic.
Yup.4-5-6 1-2-3 (or skip that shit entirely) is the only order.
...while prepping a new trio of young bucks to replicate the seniors' chemistry (Oscar Isaac, Billie Lourd, John Boyega).
(Oscar Isaac, Billie Lourd, John Boyega).
What.Billie Lourd
Awful review.
BTW has Armond White written a review yet? I'm actually looking forward to it, haha.
You have no idea how excited I am for Armond White's review.
What an awful review: http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicag...an-imax-3d-experience/MovieTimes?oid=19583944
Somehow they are considered a top critic by Rotten Tomatoes. I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but the review is ridiculously short (like a paragraph or two) and makes mistakes about the cast.
Edit- I don't know if this is looked down upon, but I will quote the review because it is that short:
That's the entirety of the review.
Hahahaha, time for Star Wars fans to be reintroduced to shitlord reviewers that just troll all day err day
Speaking of shitlords
He is the king of shitlords. The shitoverlord maybe. This list of movies that have Destroyed Art cracks me up every time:
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/386521/across-ungreat-divide-armond-white
What an awful review: http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicag...an-imax-3d-experience/MovieTimes?oid=19583944
Somehow they are considered a top critic by Rotten Tomatoes. I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but the review is ridiculously short (like a paragraph or two) and makes mistakes about the cast.
Edit- I don't know if this is looked down upon, but I will quote the review because it is that short:
That's the entirety of the review. Like I said, I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but don't tell me this is a review. It reads like one of those blurbs in a movie theater brochures that tells theater patrons what movies are coming out in the following months.
People change their opinions over time? These are different movies?
People change their opinions over time? These are different movies?
There's nothing wrong with opinions changing over time. That's still no excuse to write a review like the movie kicked your ass in middle school and you still hold a grudge against it. Don't like the movie, whatever, opinions and all, but come on.People change their opinions over time? These are different movies?
What an awful review: http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicag...an-imax-3d-experience/MovieTimes?oid=19583944
Somehow they are considered a top critic by Rotten Tomatoes. I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but the review is ridiculously short (like a paragraph or two) and makes mistakes about the cast.
Edit- I don't know if this is looked down upon, but I will quote the review because it is that short:
That's the entirety of the review. Like I said, I don't care if someone doesn't like the movie, but don't tell me this is a review. It reads like one of those blurbs in a movie theater brochures that tells theater patrons what movies are coming out in the following months.
http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicag...down-disney-george-lucas/Content?oid=20501547
The full article if you want it.
Wait a minute. That's the same site the guy I posted about above wrote a review for. Why do they have multiple reviews for the same movie?
Nah, not that I rememberI still cringe thinking of Leia and the ROTJ stuff. Ugh. Man. That slave Leia outfit really set back female characters in sci-fi for years.
Does the new movie have anything like that? :/ I'd think not because I want to think times have changed, but then I think of the ridiculous Into Darkness sequence....
Remember The Matrix sequels? They were well reviewed and the reality is that they were poor films (not saying this will be, Abrams never really makes a bad film/TV series).
I still cringe thinking of Leia and the ROTJ stuff. Ugh. Man. That slave Leia outfit really set back female characters in sci-fi for years.
Does the new movie have anything like that? :/ I'd think not because I want to think times have changed, but then I think of the ridiculous Into Darkness sequence....
It's definitely better than IV and VI.The last time I went to the cinema was for Genisys.
I liked it.
As you can probably guess I don't get out much, so I'm pretty excited that I've booked tickets to go and see this with my wife on Saturday night.
As long as it's substantially above Ep 1 then that's fine with me (it doesn't have to be V, IV or even VI standard), but I seriously can't see how it can be as good as it is reviewing, it's gotta just be the hype muthaship.
Remember The Matrix sequels? They were well reviewed and the reality is that they were poor films (not saying this will be, Abrams never really makes a bad film/TV series).
Here's to going out again!
The Matrix Revolutions has a 36% on Rottentomatoes.