Movies & TV

In general, the two most overrated actors are probably Bill Murray and Robin Williams. Bill Murray is just a high rent Chevy Chase that is treated like a national treasure for some reason and I don’t like Robin Williams shtick. This extends to their ‘serious’ films. 95% of the time when you get a comedian doing a serious role they get huge amounts of praise for a mediocre at best performance.

If there is a single movie it would have to be Ben Hur. A snore fest justified by having a huge budget and nice sets.

Vertigo

Woody Allen movies in general

Dune is an offence to the media. The only movie that put me to sleep in 3 seperate attempts to honestly watch it. With the 1st being the in theater with the mindset of "ok what's all this hype about?" And I liked the new Bladr Runner this director has chops. No I wasn't expecting Star Wars but....something of a universe.

Devoid of charecter, life, color, a universe that seemed lived in. Empty sets. Horrific acting on a scale that makes seem like an oscar winning dramatic performance.

Overhyped by cultists, Zendelamain ogglers (which I also didn't care for) and paper sadists that get off on page count over all else.

On top of all the emptiness and lack of life and empty set pieces and any sense of immersiveness like they forgot to hire prop people, the blasted thing gets awards for cinematography? I submitted a picture of actual dried paint and people took it seriously as art of the film. What the Nobel prize is this?

Apocalypse Now

I didn't enjoy Ferris Bueller

Animal House isn't funny

I've seen a future where the Taylor Swift movie Showgirl Life is just hot garbage, made like 40 trillion tho...

I'd go with The Godfather as well, I'm more of a Casino guy I guess.

Silence of the Lambs and Matrix are both good though.

Breaking Bad The Movie

When Harry Met Sally is garbage. The entire concept of that movie is that men and women can't be friends without wanting to have sex.

2001: A Space Odyssey.

It's Absolutely Incredible in a lot of ways, but is incredibly disjointed. I don't even mind the length or slow pacing, but I can't excuse how the 2nd act has little thematic connection with anything else in the movie. And the psychedelic 3rd act is just bad. It's a good example of how a movie can be Great, but not Good.

The Matrix

Isn't that the movie about a guy who takes a red pill and becomes a men's rights activist