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Season 8 was shit

0:07 There should be a strict rule that forbids nepo babies, who have "quid"-equal time in the movie, from visiting oscar ever in their lives! That's who should be prohibited to get on stage not hancock!!!

Rage bait

the rebirth trailer was not bad at all...

Bro that's comic accurate fantastic four an I bet it gonna be better then the last four shity movies

my ranking: 8: season 7 (i dont get how do people like this season, it is just so boring) 7: season 8 6: season 6 5: season 3 4: season 5 3: season 2 2: season 1 1: season 4

2000s was really a good era for Movies...from LOTR Kingdom of Heaven, Gladiator and even Troy was a spectacle to see in Cinemas

Quit crying about braveheart! Do you remember the 90's?? Were you even alive? Has anybody ever told you that movies were made for entertainment. Historical stories didn't even start till after bravehard. At least not in the mainstream theater.

I do know a lot about the people in this its based on if you know them the movie is completely awful. Typical biopic truth stretching.

You are just a Mel Gibson hatter!! Mel Gibson is a legend!! Let me guess you are a definitely a JEW Because he speaks TRUTH !! RESPECT 🙏 to Mel Gibson from Albania 🇦🇱

I've not seen hacksaw ridge 1. Apocalytpto 2. The Passion Of The Christ 3. The Man Without A Face 4. Braveheart 5. Flight Risk

Who is that

Season 2 is the best by far

1. Braveheart: 10/10 2. The Man With No Face: 9/10 3. Hacksaw Ridge: 9/10 4. The Passion Of Christ: 8/10 5. Flight Risk: 7/10 That’s all I’ve seen

My ranking: 1. Apocalypto 2. Braveheart 3. Hacksaw 4. Passion 5. Man Without a Face 6. Flight Risk

what about new blood?

Mark Wahlberg doesn't deserve an Academy Award. He's not a great actor. He's had some good roles, and good directors getting a decent performance out of him. The Happening shows his acting prowess when not working for an actor's director. He has to have someone holding his hand, giving him every que because he doesn't have the chops to do it on his own. Great actors have been in some terrible movies, but you can still see the work of the actor shine through. How many reviews have been written that destroy a movie, with the exception of the actor. "<great actor> was the standout with their performance, in an otherwise terrible movie." When has Wahlberg ever received that kind of review? Not for The Happening that's for sure.

We all know award shows are rigged to death

He decided to be in Transformers. Enough said.

Only Meme here, is your TH-cam channel 😂

Travis was good wdym

He did an interview with Josh Horowitz where he talked about preferring a film to do better than to get an award. Also I’m curious about your thoughts regarding his performance in Father Stu. I thought it was a really good performance by him and it even got him a satellite award nomination

Good video

When it comes to music biopics, I don’t enjoy watching most of it because the basic narrative structure is usually about trying to tell the musician’s entire life story and condensing as many real life events as possible into a reasonable runtime. That makes the main plot be too convoluted, too confusing to the audience, and makes the movie drag. What I really liked about “Walk The Line” is that the movie’s plot centers around only 1 major theme, that it’s a love story first and a biopic second. It makes their story easy to follow and emotionally invest in the main two characters.

Season 3 is my personal favourite, I loved Miguel and dexters relationship so so much, I wish it wasn’t so rushed towards the end though

A tie between Oppenheimer and top gun 2

Perhaps he just doing paychecks now like he isn’t trying anymore same thing is happening with Mel Gibson and Russell Crowe

Alien 3 final cut is a good movie and it's not the worse Alien movie in franchise, your list is very bad ! the girl with a dragon tattoo on 10 ?

Few movies are as underrated. The reasons I think of are: - the much faster lifestyle and shorter attention span compared to two decades ago; - we've grown too used to excessively dramatic visual effects (compare the sack of Troy with the sack of King's Landing, for example.); - the "book is better" purists that discredit anything a movie does; - despite important discoveries about the bronze age collapse that basically prove the historical basis of the Iliad and Odyssey, general public's knowledge hasn't changed too much. They still dismiss it as utter fiction.

Never let bro cook again

Wahlberg's a movie star though, not an actor. His job is to play Mark Wahlberg in every project to focus on box office, not to create characters to focus on awards. He's in the same profession as Keanu, Statham, Dwayne, Ferrell, JLo, Gadot, Clooney and Schwarzenegger, not the same profession as Day-Lewis, Brody, Oldman, Phoenix, Riseborough, Krieps, Bale or Viggo.

My ranking 9.Season 8 8.Season 6 7.New Blood 6.Season 3 5.Season 5 4.Season 2 3.Season 7 2.Season 4 1.Season 1 I get the feeling that people are gonna get real defensive or critical about my placements on the rankings from 6-8 but screw it I'm open to hear it

2020: Soul 2021: Spider-Man: No Way Home 2022: Top Gun: Maverick 2023: Spider-Man: Across The Spider Verse 2024: Dune: Part 2

Moana 2 hit a billion

I watched this movie a few days ago It was okay at best but coming from someone who was super excited for this movie because I really enjoyed the three previous movies directed Leigh Whannel which were Insidious Chapter 3, Upgrade, and The Invisible Man Remake this movie was a major disappointment 6/10 for me

Movie is a mess for the plot Males no sence

Zodiac is mid

Some of my picks are Everything everywhere all at once Godzilla minus one Top gun maverick Oppenheimer Across the spiderverse Guardians of the galaxy 3 The wild robot Now i havent seen every movie or am forgeting some movies but here are the ones i loved so far

No bullet train?

my top 10 would be 1. Tick Tick Boom 2. Oppenheimer 3. Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse 4. Challengers 5. The Iron Claw 6. The Fabelmans 7. The Batman 8. Everything Everywhere All At Once 9. Top Gun Maverick 10. Past Lives

I think I would have to give it to Everything everywhere all at once, It made me laugh out loud as well as tear up, and most importantly it was fresh and interesting. Contenders for 2nd that spring to mind are Godzilla minus one, The Batman, and Greyhound. The big ones like Dune, Maverick, Oppenheimer, etc were all visually excellent but the stories themselves didn't work for me. Even split into 2 movies Dune still felt too rushed plot wise, Maverick was nostalgia with a few extra things tacked on. And Oppenheimer was just straight up boring and forgettable imo.

For me it's absolutely Dune 2. I love sci fi epics, but good ones are hard to come by, let alone great ones. It's also one of the few movies I still think about regularly, despite not having watched it in some time.

100% agree with Top Gun Maverick. The most MOVIE movie that was released in the last 5 years and so symbolic to have actual planes in the air after covid

The batman. Dune part two. Guardians of the galaxy 3.

Everything everywhere all at once

The horror genre as a whole has been really strong the last couple years

one of my fav movies of this decade is called linoleum that was released in 2022, it sadens me that it's such a hidden jem, it had great acting, amazing cinematography and an interesting soundtrack, the story is really good as well along with the twist and what the film is really about, it is my job for the rest of my life to make more people know about this movie!

Very easily everything everywhere all at once. Not even remotely close.

Across the spider verse

1. Oppenheimer 2. Dune Part Two 3. The Holdovers 4. Dune 5. Killers of The Flower Moon 6. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery 7. Conclave 8. Nosferatu 9. The Menu 10. The French Dispatch Honourable Mentions: Top Gun Maverick, Wicked, Saltburn, Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning, The Batman, The Bikeriders