I never watched the film, but when someone identified him as Luthor, I was like "Wait, I thought that was the Riddler." Honestly, if you replaced every time someone said "Lex Luthor" with "The Riddler" or "E. Nigma",...well, it wouldn't have made the movie much better, but it'd be one less thing people would complain about, I think.
I thought this Lex was the only one that satisfyingly explained why someone as intelligent as Lex would do something as pants on head stupid as fighting Superman.
B.W. Macky When I was younger I really loved this film because of the Spinosaurus, Pterodactyls, and I found it hilarious laughing at how dumb Eric’s parents were.
I don't remember this and I owned the trilogy when I was young and watched over and over. I just died of laughing. It caught me off guard and looked so ridiculous
JP3 is still one of my favorite movies. I’ve seen the original JP and JP3 too many times for me too count. I think it’s due to me growing up watching them repeatedly.
Alien and Aliens were my favorite sci-fi movies when I was a kid. I was so excited when Aliens 3 came out and it was a complete let down right in the intro. I hate that movie so much, I'll watch Resurrection over and over before I'll watch 3 again.
The Alien franchise should have never existed. Aliens is complete garbage! The first film was one of the most perfect horror films I've ever seen in my life and it should have remained a standalone classic like Jaws should have.
I think its because so many people were done with it well before that moment. "Martha" was just the nail in the coffin for the few people that still held out hope for a good movie, despite Lex Eisenberg
In Kingdom of the Crystal Skull the fridge didn't bother me as much as Shia LaBeouf's CGI Tarzan scene. It was CGI for the sake of CGI and it looked incredibly fake. Plus, the entire alien skull thing was just stupid. What completely topped it off was the space ship / tardis; whatever you want to call it, taking off. I don't know why some people focused on the fridge. The movie lost me before that scene and then kicked me when I was already down with the moronic ending.
GoodRiddanceGooglePlus whatever your feelings about their religious significance, the ark of the covenant and the holy grail were ACTUAL objects that actually existed. I didn’t like the ufo story in IJ4 because it seemed like it came from a different movie. I enjoyed most of the movie though, even though parts were completely ridiculous... sometimes ridiculous is still entertaining.
For me it was the aliens. Whether you believe in religion or not all the other movies were in that theme. It established the world for the movie and then added something out of nowhere. It would almost be like if the machine from Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs was actually malfunctioning because of an evil witch.
The Force was never something that just anyone could practice and learn like a piano. It was always implied that you had to be born with the gift, then the Jedi would find you and train you.
@DejaVoodooDoll there were a lot of People that cared, but even if no one did, most "fakely (not too sure About this one) outraged" sw fans have a Problem with her almost perfect Fighting and flight skills, despite the lack of any Training in either of them….besides all the other Problems the new star wars movies have. and yes, both luke and Vader/anakin had extensive Training in at least the Fighting skills (anakin had less, but he was said to be "the Chosen one" and even he got a bunch of Training, i am Talking years here)
@DejaVoodooDoll did you even watch the empire strikes back? Training and all? luke got broken by his Father, despite the Training he has received. when did she nearly crash the falcon? she was working for a junkyard-boss, ships on a junkyard dont work anymore normally. despite his minor injury (shot to the lower Abdomen, if i am not completely wrong, being sealed of immediately), kylo should have killed her in that Scene....a trained sith against a fucking child that was able to hold a stick, i mean come on. that letting the force fight fo you doesnt work that way either, we know that you have to be Born with extensive capabilities with the force, rey being nobody and never having shown any signs of force capabilities doesnt really work by that already establsihed logic. your "Definition" of a fan is pretty inaccurate.
That fridge scene was ridiculous but so was 3 people using a rubber raft as a parachute in temple of doom. No I am not defending crystal skull. I hated it but gotta be fair if we are talking ridiculous moments.
Did actual real Star Wars fans that payed attention REALLY think just anyone could train and become a force user?!?! I thought it was pretty obviously pointed out in the first 3 movies, Eps 4 -6, that only rare people could.
Yeah especially with how much they focused on how Luke being Anakin's son made him so dangerous. Clearly there's a genetic component, yet people were shocked to find there was a reason? The biggest crime of that scene was that it explained magic, and it's generally better not to do that. Bad scene, but not for the reasons they cited and not nearly as bad as Luke throwing the lightsaber over his shoulder.
I was actually dismayed by that inclusion. Of all the things in The Phantom Mess that turned me off, I did not even think about that one. The Jedis are less mystical, the pod race was a freaking joke, Jar Jar was annoying af (although Darth Jar Jar has given me more respect for him since), Anakin as a kid, Qui Gon being an idiot, and on and on...
Also Lucas had the Idea for midi-chlorians as early as 1977. The following is a reddit post by u/Darknast, (I did not write this, but I agree with his point of view.): I just finished reading the book "The Making of Star Wars" by JW Rinzler, a very interesting book wich i recomend to any fan to read. At the end of the book there is an extract of an interview with Carol Titelman where George Lucas expands the backstory of some characters and other thing of Star Wars wihch was needed for writers to write novelizations, comics, etc. I found very interesting one section of the explanation of the force. This are George Lucas words in 1977: "The Force gives you the power to have extrasensory perception and to be able to see things and hear things, read minds and levitate things. It is said that certain creatures are born with a higher awareness of the Force than humans. Their brains are different; they have more midi-chlorians in their cells*."* Personally i never understood the problem with the midi-chlorians, never bothered me, but i find pretty ironic that George Lucas got criticized to hell by hardore fans for "Killing the mistique of the force" by introducing the midi-chlorians in TPM when in fact the concept existed since the first movie. Anyway, i just wanted to share the extract of the interview because i freked out when i saw those words in a 1977 and i thought it was interesting.
Watching Leia become Superman on The Last Jedi; Skywalker being an old hermit; Rey being a super jedi without training.... Those made me rage even more than the ones you pointed out...
@@caelestigladii I can understand that. I saw it all but it was a internal battle for me not to leave the theather thinking it would get better... But it got worst... Luke did nothing much and died just for the fun of it... What a fucking waste!
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@@guimagsantos I saw "The Force Awakens" once when it was released. I was so disappointed that from this point on i haven't watched any new Star Wars movies. Recently i tried watching it again, thinking maybe it wasn't so bad...i only made it to the first Disney-slapstick-comedy-scene with Kylo and the other guy where they look at each other etc
T yeah the fridge scene in indi 4 sucked but i think the alien theme is what made people hate it more, If we wanted to watch X - Files we would have gone to see X-Files
The little girl and Michael Beihn dying in Alien 3 sucked. The sole survivor of Prometheus ending up dead at the beginning of Alien Covenant sucked. Making Jim Phelps a bad guy in the first Mission Impossible movie sucked. Making Rhinox a villain in Transformers Beast Machines sucked. Making Scrappy Doo a villain in Scooby Doo 2: Monster Unleashed sucked.
@@cheekbonestrenchcoat It seems that a sequel to the original three with an aged protagonist played by Harrison Ford was a bad idea from the beginning. Some things are better left alone.
I never understood what's wrong with midichlorians. Qui Gon says that midichlorians reside in all living things. That means that all living beings are connected through the force in some way shape or form. That also means that everyone (yes, even you) can be trained and learn to manipulate the Force, a high midichlorian count is just an indicator of a strong natural talent/attunment and guess what? That's not really different from being the "choosen one" now isn't it? Qui Gon just did some world-building, he gave a pseudo-scientific explanation to what we already knew. It's still sci-fi/fantasy-esque but also sciency enough that you can think "Yeah, if that was real life that could make sense as an explanation"
True. The arguments against midichlorians include the part where they say "the force flows through everything". Saying midichlorians go against that. But goofies forget Qui Gon also said midichlorians help us connect with the force. He never negated the force flowing. It would also allow for a more in depth pseudoscience. Midichlorians and the force could work on the quantum level...which would totally explain like...everything. Especially interstellar communications of the force and people "sensing" one another. Midichlorians would put out signals, hormones etc to the body, brain and nervous system, allowing one to perceive danger, move faster, heal, strength, etc. The force would be lowest of low level particle/energy similar to light. Flows as an energy, but can be a particle with mass working in a chain, if altered right. Telekinesis, force push and even lightning could be explained by that. The brain sends the signals to the midichlorians to alter the force energy in the body to turn to a particle. Can alter them in a "chain" like formation to lift, pull, and push objects. Can "charge" the force to attract and flow electrons for the force lightning effect. Force powers are just an extension of one's imagination/ingenuity. Like how Leia pulled herself back to the ship. Midichlorians put her body in a stasis of sorts, the force energy turned into particles forming a "rope", and she simply "pulled" herself to the ship. The mind links are done through quantum entanglement of the force particles and midichlorians that communicate with the mind.
For all that Star Wars is considered Science-Fiction, it was always more "Fantasy" than having anything close to resembling science. Star Wars was a Soap opera in space, and I think most people preferred the more nebulous concept of the Force. By defining the Force in some pseudo-scientific terms, it eliminated some of the mystery of the Force itself (and I don't believe fans wanted that mystery destroyed). Don't get me wrong, this isn't what made me groan about the prequels. Much of that was the later dialog /interaction between Anakin & Padme (attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith). In terms of the Phantom Menace, I thought it solid enough...with Jar Jar being annoying and Anakin fighting a space battle as a boy (destroying a Capital ship) being outright absurd.
Oof, yeah. The movie has some truly amazing scenes: the trailer cliff scene was a great take on the same scene in the book, and the raptors in the tall grass taking out a bunch of armed mercenaries was Spielberg magic. That raptor gymnastics kill was awful, though, and the whole T-rex rampage in San Diego at the end never quite worked for me (save for the very end where they recapture it and it feeds Ludlow to the baby Rex, which also borrowed from a scene in the book and was actually pretty perfect).
My love for the series almost instantly vanished when they killed Harry and (even though im an american) when they killed off most of the Brits in favor of making the movie about America saving the day I just walked out. I didnt see the ending until later, and even then I didnt want anyone thinking i supported the film in any way so I watched the ending on an illegal isreali streaming site.
Since when in Star Wars could “anyone” be a Jedi with patience and training. Those picked for training always had to be special. It’s just the midichlorians ruined what made those Jedi types special.
Actually if you look into Star Wars lore midichlorians are in everyone but they aren’t all force sensitive, as the force itself chooses in a way who to gift with those abilities with different people being more adept with it than others meaning it’s still mysterious.
Crunchie Venison after watching The Last Jedi I don’t blame him, that character was borderline useless in that movie. Only redeeming quality is she died
Ye, I hate it when they do things like that. To make things worse it was just because the director didn't think they looked like a couple. If that's the case they should've gotten a different director.
Every time I remember Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, my heart breaks for the Welsh Springer Spaniels who sacrificed their ears to make his wig. They deserved better than this.
The rule was that he would became immortal to protect the cup, but Elsa tries to scape with the cup and loses it somewhere. So neither Indy or his father became immortal, they were just heal for a minute.
Right? It got meme'd but honest to god so did a lot of the stuff in the second film too (Keep out of the tall grass!). We just don't recall it as much now that time has passed and there's much worse moments in the newest.
@@Josherrificly I completely agree! if you look at his earlier appearances (Constantine, I Robot, ect...) every single character can be cut without affecting the film/story as a whole, so its pretty obvious he was being intentionally inserted.
Speilberg: "We're not putting aliens in Indiana Jones.. I won't do it.. We're not doing Aliens.. No aliens" Producer: "How about we have beings from another dimension, that look like aliens and have Alien knowledge" Speilberg: "Okay"
you guys are funny thinking Pacific Rim had a plot. it was a good movie because we could watch giant robots fighting giant monsters like Transformers giant robots fighting and transforming.
@@extratool8490 I think that Pacific Rim (1) was appealing because it was about robots fighting monsters for non-stupid reasons. PC2 just throws that straight out the window and goes full popcorn.
I wanna point out that the Cloverfield monster in the original is actually basically an infant. It isn't fully grown, it makes complete sense why there is a larger version in paradox. Know you lore man.
They also tease at the end of the first film that the monster is still alive. It could have survived to grow to that size. There's also the possibility that it was able to reproduce, leading to the several other clover monsters reported in Paradox.
@@GrandSupremeDaddyo it's pretty obvious that there would have to be multiple, otherwise where did it come from? Born from nothing? It either has to asexually or sexually reproduce. So it either has parents, or has a genetic copy in the ocean. It doesn't have to be a parallel earth simply because paradox did a shitty explanation of the multiverse theory. I'm not discrediting the possibility, simply stating that it doesn't HAVE to be a parallel earth. And even if it had parents, it's base instinct would be to reproduce, like all other life. Protecting it's own species. Simply because paradox has more than one does not remove the possibility that the Cloverfield monster from the first movie didn't find a mate, meaning it could very well not purposefully attacking new your. Similar to Pacific rim. The monsters weren't attacking the cities on purpose, their goal was to get to a specific destination. The original monster could have had a specific place to go, likely to find a mate, but New York just happened to be in the way. This isn't hard to understand people.
Midichlorians did to starwars 'The Force' what Highlander 2 did for the original Highlanders "The quickening". Both had superlative explanations- Yoda's explaination to Luke "The force, is an energy that binds us together " or Highlanders Ramirez's - "Are the stars but pinholes in the curtain of night?" are wonderfully vague.
Sorry, I think you mean "Zeistlander". And then the blurp on the back of the case: "Highlander 2: The Quickening is the smartest sci-fi thriller since Blade Runner." DOES. NOT. COMPUTE.
@@aleaf01 I loved the first one and thought the second was absolute garbage. Not a fan at all. Plot was junk, the treatment of characters from the first movie was junk, the "tracker" scene was junk, the new characters were either underdeveloped or underutilized...just a wasted opportunity for the sequel.
Jessie was playing a version of the Joker from Batman Forever as played by Tommy Lee Jones and Jim Carey. Now I know you are thinking, but mkreps1, either of those actors were supposed to be playing the Joker. Yes. That's the problem with those movies.
@Ultra CNC Not really, just that it's equally absurd to believe they'd be totally fine. Nobody addresses or criticizes it, in a franchise built around literal supernatural shenanigans, yet somehow the fridge is too much - which is ludicrous.
with Star Wars, I would have gone with the stupid, overly long & unnecessary casino chase in Last Jedi.....sure, the whole midochlorian thing is kind of a headscratcher but it's not nearly as bad as that pointless sequence.
b...but how else will they fit their anti-capitalism message in? *chuckles* i just love how Roundhead Johnson made Rose go on an anti-capitalist tirade in a film owned by DISNEY....
Hey come on, they freed animals who are probably going to get captured again within the hour and left the child slaves who are probably going to be beaten for letting the animals get taken away, if anything that sequence shows the First Order might be preferable to people that stupid.
I didn't think any of the Episode I,II,III were great by any means. Jar Jar or young Anakin in the space ship killing everyone was almost the moment to stop me caring. A combination of just boring dialogue and pointless scenes made me lose interest, but the the whole episode 3 higher ground, and Darth Vaders "Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo" I was like alright, dont care anymore lol
@@GenericUsername-qp1ww Criticism of capitalism =/= anti-capitalism. The film had a valid point, in that capitalism without morality is predatory and destructive.
@@mixerD1- "Hero's journey" is a literary device, not a statement of the character's personality or even actions. It's "whose story is this? Who goes through the most change in their arc?" Hence the quotation marks, denoting a title. For example, the original Star Wars trilogy: Luke is the MC so it's his "hero's journey". However, the Prequels are Anakin's "hero's journey" because HE is the MC--but no o9ne tries to argue that Anakin is a Good Guy, or in the way you mean it, a hero. Whatever one thinks of Elizabeth: the story starts with her dream/recollection, carries through to the end, where she waits on the beach. She /changes/ through the trilogy (for good, or ill; it doesn't matter). SHE is the one who wants the adventure, whose character drives the plot forward. Will? He's just the love interest. Jack? Sidekick-cum-antagonist. Neither Jack nor Will essentially change who they are. Will starts out an honourable scoundrel and ends the same way; Jack only shows some stuff that was already there; he doesn't change at all. Elizabeth goes from being a silly girl who does as she's told to a woman who raises a son alone, and has become what she is no matter how she had to do it. She also goes through the most Actual Tragedy, having lost her father and her livelihood and also her love for 10 years at a stretch. She's the one who has grown/devolved/changed the most. Hence, it is her "hero's journey".
@@Bethgael Ya I don't see much change in any of them. They're just "a lot of fun" films. I do understand the "hero's journey" concept and I think you're reading it into these films too much. They're a bit of fun and adventure...but to say any of them have changed much after it? We'll just have to agree to disagree.🤷
Didn't Palpatine create the midochorians in Anakin, to have him be born and ultimately become his servant? It seems to hint at that in ROTS when Anakin is talking to Palpatine at the opera.
This video is made a couple days ago. Picking on the tired cliched Phantom Menace that, at most, dealt a mostly healed skin deep glancing hit to the Star Wars brand decades ago instead of anything from the recent much more apocalyptic nuclear bomb that critically wounded the brand and casted huge doubt on the future of the Franchise known as the Last Jedi, is very suspicious to say the least.
That moment, when Force ghost Yoda summons Force Lightning. If Force ghosts can use their powers on this plan of existence, WHY THE HELL didn't they do that in the previous 7 movies??? Am I supposed to believe that the other Force ghosts before were "phoning it in" with the universe at stake? It's bad story telling to completely change the rules for a series of movies, already in progress. The very definition of a continuity mistake
maybe it was much more important to burn down that tree using force powers in terms of how much they could save and how much they could prevent from happening than anything we saw in the previous movies
It's the same with using the hyperdrive to wipe out an entire fleet, or introducing fuel into star wars, both of which retcon the rest of the series (the fleet crippling one especially so since that's not even how that worked in TFA, when they used it to sneak past Starkiller Base's shields).
@@lich109 No, force lightning is something that emanates directly from the force. In TLJ, Yoda used the force on the clouds above them to produce natural lightning.
I loved that they went with Jack Sparrow as the sort of lead. And it wasnt really a HARD lead, there was more of a shared lead going on, maybe leaning a bit toward jack in many aspects, throughout the whole series. But honestly i'd rather have a whole series of films about a stubborn, idiotic, probably crazy pirate captain who just cant keep a ship and crew, than a weird love story and small tragedy. Give me more Jack!
@Vasan Drake They are in different areas of the US in the comic universe. I want to say they are supposed to represent Philadelphia and New York in DC. They are not next door to each other like San Francisco and Oakland.
@@cheyennew811 That has thoroughly changed over the years. I hate it, too, for all the obvious long-term implications, but there was a time when Gotham and Metropolis were right next to each other in the comics as well. Really by far the smallest problem Batman v Superman has.
The arguments against midichlorians include the part where they say "the force flows through everything". Saying midichlorians go against that. But goofies forget Qui Gon also said midichlorians help us connect with the force. He never negated the force flowing. It would also allow for a more in depth pseudoscience. Midichlorians and the force could work on the quantum level...which would totally explain like...everything. Especially interstellar communications of the force and people "sensing" one another. Midichlorians would put out signals, hormones etc to the body, brain and nervous system, allowing one to perceive danger, move faster, heal, strength, etc. The force would be lowest of low level particle/energy similar to light. Flows as an energy, but can be a particle with mass working in a chain, if altered right. Telekinesis, force push and even lightning could be explained by that. The brain sends the signals to the midichlorians to alter the force energy in the body to turn to a particle. Can alter them in a "chain" like formation to lift, pull, and push objects. Can "charge" the force to attract and flow electrons for the force lightning effect. Force powers are just an extension of one's imagination/ingenuity. Like how Leia pulled herself back to the ship. Midichlorians put her body in a stasis of sorts, the force energy turned into particles forming a "rope", and she simply "pulled" herself to the ship. The mind links are done through quantum entanglement of the force particles and midichlorians that communicate with the mind.
Shave Giancarlo Esposito‘s head and have him play Gus Fring from Breaking Bad. He’s creepy calm, lethally intelligent and dangerously charming. That’s Luthor right there.
I can't understand why they don't have Clancy Brown shave his head and step into the role. He's an intimidating looking guy, and knows the character inside and out from (properly/seriously) voicing him in the Superman cartoons of the 90s.
I am not a starwars fanboy, opposite in fact, I feel like star wars is more like centaurs in space. I am a big space and scifi buff tho so naturally I have seen and continue to watch all the SW. Despite all of the things about SW I find dumb the moment when leia flew back into the space ship made me want to turn the movie off lolololol that is such fucking bad writing, even for something I already find shitty. Guess it had something to do with the SJW stuff disney is cramming into it? idk, dont really care either lol it was so cringy though.
I’m pro-midichlorians. I think it helps explain how there could be a chosen one who is more gifted and more powerful than any of the others. Otherwise anyone who was basically “devout” enough to the Jedi doctrine could be the one. This way there is clear evidence that stated he was the one based on his midichlorians. 🙂 Please don’t spam me...
pretty much same opinion - glad I am not the only one. And proof that he was born from midichlorians and most probably Darth Plagueis is Anakins creator :)
I like to think that midichlorians are attracted to the Force. If you're strong in the Force you have a high count, so they're an indicator of Force strength not the cause of it.
I hate "the chosen one" storylines & concepts **eyes rolling**...& that's exactly the point, that yes, absolutely anyone of us could, can & does have access to the Force which is "an energy field, created by all living things. It surrounds us & penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together"; in many cases, it's the "force of Will" that is actually on display...like the force choke - just look at any situation such as a board/council meeting, etc. where one character makes another stop talking cold with no words able to come out of their mouth & throat with just a single sideways glance...**THAT** is what is on display when Darth Vader "force chokes" a subordinate officer in an early scene from Episode IV (nevermind that Grand Moff Tarkin is shown throughout the entire film to hold superiority & dominance over Vader himself...although the case could be made that Vader *knew* how everything would eventually happen - another aspect of the force is the ability to see things before they happen, or to guess the most probable of all possible outcomes...also known as 'Intuition', which again, we every single one of us all have to varying degrees of sensitivity & which can also be further developed through training, etc. - & that he also knew what Tarkin's eventual fate would be, & simply let him & all the events take their course). Either way, it's no surprise that these ill-conceived "midiclohrians" were never mentioned again in any substantial manner almost immediately after their unasked-for-&-unwelcome introduction...if we take the viewpoint of "everything is canon", then I can live with the fact that maybe these microscopic organisms are attracted to Force-users, & are an indication of their current Force-sensitivity, etc. it could even be spun so that it's also an indicator of Sith sentiments, as they could be averse to those leaning on/towards Dark-side tendencies.
J.J Abrams pisses me off. His mystery box tactic is a good one, but it has a fatal flaw. Abrams doesn't know what is in the damn box! He just writes in a mystery, without knowing himself what the mystery is! Because of that, he overextended his plots and creates a mess!
Tarantino has the opposite approach: Write and become intimately familiar with the entire backstory of every hero and villain of the film, share that story with the respective actor, and don't reveal any of it to the audience. It's used as a device to provide motivation, rather than a story-telling crutch.
I think that’s one of the reasons why the Last Jedi received such a negative response. JJ set up mysteries with Snoke and Rey’s parents and then Rian throws both of them out.
Thats because he's the most likeable, quotable, enjoyable character and everyone identifies the series with him. But narrative wise, he is a secondary support character which is important to realize if you're a writer. The more boring/every guy main character is critical to a good story.
Pirates of the Caribbean never had a protagonist, it had protagonists, both Will and Jack were going for the same objective, but with diferent motivations.
I think in that movie's universe you only stay immortal as long as you keep drinking regularly. Remember, the knight who left the cave and came back to Venice (the one whose tomb they found in the catacombs) did eventually die of old age.
@@brucetucker4847 you're not wrong. But ALSO in the movie, when Indy and the bad guys are in the cavern with the ghost, the ghost Knight did NOT correct the Nazi when the Nazi states, "whoever drinks the water shall have eternal life." The Knight never said that the Nazi was wrong. So, I think we can both agree that neither one of us are wrong. It seems like a continuity error in the movie. We get certain information and then when it becomes relevant, we get different information. The contradiction is there.
@@davidforbes4392 and not to mention when indie starts to leave the knight tells him he will be gin to age normally so the premise of immortality is that you are that as long as you never leave reflecting back to jesus that as jesus put it in his words " those who believe in me shall never die" not quite as literal as that but the message is the same
Hate Jessie Eisenberg as lex Luther so much. Wish we had a good version of lex as he’s such an amazing character and is genuinely scary in some books. Want a good lex Luther u wanna read the graphic novel ‘Luthor’ superman seems scary in that and u got his point of view of life. He’s even good in the justice league animated series ffs how how can’t they get him right on screen.
@@isaacjones5407 Smallville made me see Lex's point of view and I almost makes you want to switch sides!!! Psychological manipulation and strategy, THAT's Lex's 'power.' Something superman lacks and doesn't understand cause there were no necessities that forced him to hone those skills.
@@eggsnspam psychological manipulation and strategy is exactly the tools lex used in batman vs superman, and I think that it was a good reimagining of the character, a genius on the verge of a mental breakdown and paranoid about the threat of an alien invasion, its about the only reason a tech billionaire would try to go after superman
The Pirates franchise really started focusing too much on Jack Sparrow as early as Dead Man's Chest. I'm sure his popularity as a character played a big part in that, but it's a perfect example of too much of a good thing. I loved the first movie, but feel like the franchise just got worse as it went along.
@@bamleith3095 yeah people still are down on the 2nd and 3rd films but I never understood that. They were just as a good as the first, less self-contained (the 2nd one pretty much just says "now watch the 3rd") but still brilliant in all the other ways. The focus shift onto Jack carrying the franchise absolutely began at the 4th film. Never before that did it *depend* on him and that's the key. He's not a character that can carry a film by himself. Didn't help that the performance from him from 4 onward seemed a bit uninvested as well, but regardless, the main fault was absolutely how centered around him the plot was. As well as the loss of a bunch of other characters who helped gel the films together previously. It's a bit like Jack says in the 3rd film: "the world's not getting smaller mate, there's just less of it". Kinda prophetic for what was to come. I think they did a bit better with the 5th film and people are a little harsh on it, however it still retains the same essential problem. If they ever wanna make another good entry in that series (which I don't think they even need to do), they want it to be about all the pirates interacting with each other, not just one of them interacting with another. Pirates are meant to be duplicitous and turncoaty, that's part of the fun. A straightforward protag vs antag thing isn't a great fit, you want twists and betrayals, divided loyalties and begrudging alliances of self-interest in there. The 3rd film was wonderful especially in that particular way. When the focus is just on one character versus another for the whole thing, you can't have that at all and no wonder it feels more shallow.
@@Torthrodhel I was really hoping On Stranger Tides would turn out well since I really liked the book - and pretty much everything else by Tim Powers. The book is basically a pirate-themed horror novel. Which they turned into a slapstick comedy.....
@@Torthrodhel Most of Tim Powers' books are weird historical fantasies where he mashes together two different magical/mythic traditions. Last Call has a bunch of gamblers convening in Las Vegas to compete for the position of Fisher King by playing Tarot poker, for example. The Anubis Gates mashes together Jack the Ripper, werewolves mummies and time travel. On Stranger Tides has a Frenchman and an Englishwoman captured by voodoo-using pirates in league with Blackbeard who is searching for the Fountain of Youth. Kinda obvious why they'd think it would make a good fit for a Pirates movie, as long as you ignore the tone of the novel.
Hackman's Luthor did have a comedic glint in his eye, but I think the original Superman series was much more light hearted. It worked, right down to his raging insecurity over the Man of Steel.
@@liamwalton4183 Eh, not really. Plenty of movies bombed last year that didn't pull out any race card nor gender card, such as Mortal Engines, that new Robin Hood movie, that damm Nutcracker movie Disney put out, and that Valerian movie that came and went. As a matter of fact, plenty of movies completely flop and just dissapear, never to be remembered again. The reason Ghostbusters is remembered is because of the ernomous clusteruck that happened all around the movie's release.
Vasquez is pronounced Vaskez. Newt and Hicks weren't killed in an escape pod crash, their hibernation pods had facehuggers in them. That's how the xenomorphs wound up on the prison world that Ripley adn her dead pseudo-family crashed on. Will Turner started as a blacksmith's APPRENTICE (despite being the better blacksmith). My real disappointment with Kingsman The Golden Circle...is disappointment with the FANS, who didn't comprehend that when Harry is reintroduced, he's still recovering. And he's back on his A game at the end. Recovery isn't just a thing that happens at the snap of the fingers, man.
seeing as they went with harry having survived being literally shot point blank in the head, i thought it was interesting & appropriate to see the recovery process. plus, it's a neat flip from the hyper-competency he displayed in the previous film. i didn't love the sequel as much because the tone seemed a bit off to me, but it definitely wasn't because of that... "exact moment," if you'd call it such.
I'll give you the Golden Circle and Harry not being at 100% movie was still bad. But Alien 3. No, Hicks was killed in the crash of the escape pod. A safety support broke and went through him. Newt Drowned, possibly because of a hole puncher though her pod by the facehugger.
NO!... the moment that made fans hate the Terminator franchise was the third installment in which is was dumbed down to a PG, loosing the ''horror'' and ''suspense'' of the first 2, turning it into an action focused genre that just does not work.
You're wrong, T3 was rated R. T3 is great, it improved on the suspense by making the T 800 more callous than the wussified T 800 in T2 that had to do what a little kid said and wasn't allowed to fatally shoot humans. It restored Judgement Day, thereby fixing the narrative, and took away the bratty kid and the happy ending of T2. It showed the moment Skynet took over, which was exciting. There's a lot to like in T3. It only suffers from a lack of Linda Hamilton and a villain that isn't as menacing as the T 1000/800.
I know that clover field paradox’s ending was not good story telling... but that is far and away one of the scariest 5 seconds of movie ever. Just thinking even for a few seconds about a monster like that existing is petrifying.
@@Da_Homie12 then why did all the new characters suck just as bad?? Finn and rose subplot was pointless rey just somehow mastered everything with no training just like i got this guys holdo was like facepalm the who movie soo why wasn't there any decent character growth for the new characters if its about them? Oh you mean the shirtless kylo was really a lot of growth if you know what i mean ,) or that lets doom the rebellion kiss mmm dam that was good shit...
Tootall Jones There was a lot actually if only you stopped looking at spectacle and aura and used your thick skull to look a little deeper you’d notice it, but I doubt you ever will.
I still think Sam Raimi intentionally made Spiderman 3 terrible, he didnt want to have Venom in the movie but the studio pressured and forced him to include the character.
I know that Avi Arad wanted a Venom movie pretty much since it was created in the comics. Even in the 90's series, Venom is front and center in the opening titles despite not showing up until about a year later. I hope the urge for Venom has died down a bit after the movie last year.
I kind of wish Harry had remained dead but oh well it's fine, what really annoyed me was when they killed of Roxy within the first 20 minutes of the movie.
After watching C.P. my wife said, "This should be on that show where the little creatures sit in front of the screen and make fun of the movie." She doesn't know that it's called MST3K, but understands that C.P. belongs on it.
10 Exact Moments That Made Fans Hate Movie Franchises. 1 Michael Bay 2 Michael Bay 3 Michael Bay 4 Michael Bay 5 Michael Bay 6 Michael Bay 7 Michael Bay 8 Michael Bay 9 Michael Bay 10 Michael Bay
I wholly agree with Michael Bay and Michael Bay, but I think Michael Bay should have the 2nd spot instead of Michael Bay. Of course, that's just my opinion.
Fun fact: in the first script draft for Back to the Future, being in a nuked fridge is how Marty went back in time. The first script is almost a completely different (and pretty crappy) movie.
tbh i never thought that the midichlorians were a problem. if anyone could be a jedi - well everyone would be a jedi, right? did not make any sense to me. why did they not train the clone army to be jedis if anyone could be one? the midichlorians made sense.
CHECK HIS MIDICLORIAN COUNT!! (Palpatine is found out in the middle of AotC and Anakin never becomes Darth Vader. The galaxy is saved by someone who knows how to use plot devices!) ;D
So um the cloverfield paradox did explain why clover attacked New York City. In the movie there was this interview with a scientist about the particle accelerator being broadcasted on the TVs, and in this interview he theorized that activating the particle accelerator could tear the fabric of reality and things would just start spilling out all over the different realities and periods of time. And that is precisely what happens when the particle accelerator is activated. Each event that takes place in cloverfield, 10 cloverfield lane, and the cloverfield paradox is all kicked off with some sort of explosion. The examples being the explosion Hud filmed on the roof before the monsters attacked New York , the explosions that John Goodman’s character described when the aliens invaded for the first time, and the explosion that the astronauts boyfriend whitenesses through his blinds when they fired up the particle accelerator. Although not said specifically I believe that all three explosions take place at the same time but in there own respective realities, and that the explosions are a byproduct of the fabric of reality being torn open by the particle accelerator. And that with these holes that were opened the aliens, clover, and copies of people from alternate realities were able to cross over to other realities and start messing stuff up. But that’s just my two cents.
No. What ruined it for me was that Annakin Skywalker was _conceived_ because of midichlorians. WTF was that all about? Having Darth Vader as a little boy was a bit crappy too.
The late great Freddie Mercury said it best: "We have our ups and downs, and we have our limitations, and we all know there are certain things you just can't do, but I don't need some arsehole critic to tell me that."
Midichlorians were ill conceived, but it wasn't the worst thing about The Phantom Menace. Jar Jar Binks and the immaculate conception of Anakin Skywalker are far worse.
I feel that the Alien 3 point is parallel to what happened in Prometheus and Alien Covenant, with the main character from the former, along with their fate in the latter. I feel its worth saying this point isn't in support of the decision, but me saying I'm surprised they'd make that mistake twice.
For me it wasn't the fridge... it was the decision to explain the aliens at the end. The big thing about a lot of the supernatural issues in Indiana Jones is that they never get a real explanation, but in Crystal Skull we get "Extradimensional actually" and casual exposition.
Honestly I think the problem with making the Jack the focus in the most recent Pirates movies is that Jack's story is done. He has a rich backstory that turned him into the person he is and his development is over. It might have worked if the idea was to show his story but to continue his timeline where we left off just feels like they filmed fanfiction.
I though the theory that Jar Jar was actually the Head Sith was pretty interesting, It certainly added depth to his character. Puts some of the things he does and says in a whole new light.
TBH, I always saw Jack Sparrow as the lead. He has his own story in the movies, but usually is always needed to fix things. He is the queen in the chessgame. It looks like he is not that important, but with his moves all around he is responsible for half of every movie. In POTC4, he just becomes Hannah Montana with that blonde hair and those weird expressions. In the 5th one, he just rows along. And even if it seems he is only serving himself, he does compromise by using both problems(his own and the other persons problem), and play it out against each other.
I will add to this I still haven't seen that fucking movie nor will I for the rest of my days on earth. Like holy shit I could have five thousand strokes a heart attack and hit by a car and come up with a WAAAAAAYYYY better idea than what in the hell I witnessed seeing pigs spluttered is damn near next to pornographt to this concept of shit I sort of half saw on a trailer
The fridge scene was done with very poor CGI. The fridge might have shielded him from the blast and radiation, but not the violent tumbling and hard landing as shown. Never mind the problem of being trapped inside and suffocating.
@ With the way that "movie" was edited, ( while somewhat entertaining ) you could cut him out of the movie and it would make no difference. Everything about Suicide Squad was out of place
Yo mama! Edit: that's a line from TLJ in case you don't know, I'm not trying to argue with this person right here, those aren't the exact words but close enough.
Robo shredder teenage mutant ninja turtles 2014 you know it's bad when next mutation isn't so stupid compared to this dumpster fire thank you Michael bay
For me the Terminator series stopped after T2 Judgement Day. When it comes to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull nuking the fridge became the new jumping the shark.
The Fridge moment WAS the moment I knew Crystal Skull was not the movie I had hoped for. The Midiclorians bit WAS the moment I knew Phantom Menace was going to disappoint. But I'm not having a word said against Bully Maguire.
I hated Lex luthor in BVS because he was more like the Riddler instead of a smart , calm , and also scarily cool looking lex luthor
Luthor in the 90's animated Superman series = best Luthor. Sauve, cunning, psychotic. But also could be very practical when he needed to be.
Agreed.
I never watched the film, but when someone identified him as Luthor, I was like "Wait, I thought that was the Riddler." Honestly, if you replaced every time someone said "Lex Luthor" with "The Riddler" or "E. Nigma",...well, it wouldn't have made the movie much better, but it'd be one less thing people would complain about, I think.
Exactly. I always thought Luthor was an evil scientist, not a mad scientist (to quote Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz).
I thought this Lex was the only one that satisfyingly explained why someone as intelligent as Lex would do something as pants on head stupid as fighting Superman.
Every single time that raptor said ‘Alan’ I laughed too hard
I thought the world had agreed that JP3 never happened? Lol.
B.W. Macky When I was younger I really loved this film because of the Spinosaurus, Pterodactyls, and I found it hilarious laughing at how dumb Eric’s parents were.
I don't remember this and I owned the trilogy when I was young and watched over and over. I just died of laughing. It caught me off guard and looked so ridiculous
JP3 is still one of my favorite movies. I’ve seen the original JP and JP3 too many times for me too count. I think it’s due to me growing up watching them repeatedly.
I love that scene. It is dumb but I just love it.
You hit that Aliens one perfectly. Stopped caring about the franchise instantly.
Alien and Aliens were my favorite sci-fi movies when I was a kid. I was so excited when Aliens 3 came out and it was a complete let down right in the intro. I hate that movie so much, I'll watch Resurrection over and over before I'll watch 3 again.
The Alien franchise should have never existed. Aliens is complete garbage! The first film was one of the most perfect horror films I've ever seen in my life and it should have remained a standalone classic like Jaws should have.
Don't quite understand how you can include BvS but not state the ACTUAL moment that made everyone hate the movie...
MARTHA!!!
I think its because so many people were done with it well before that moment. "Martha" was just the nail in the coffin for the few people that still held out hope for a good movie, despite Lex Eisenberg
I actually liked the Martha scene.
I think that BvS wanted to do something more with the advent of Justice league, Snyder Version
Evan Stanley yeah
RecklessRex yeah
BvS casting: "I didn't say hire Jesse Eisenberg, I said hire Jesse's friend Heisenberg."
I could definitely see Bryan Cranston as Lex Luthor.
Cranston as Luthor. This is what the world absolutely needs. We shouldn't even bother funding scientific research anymore unless we do this.
@@thetangieman3426 Awesome Bryan fucking Cranston as Lex Luther. And The DCU fucks the MCU twice.
Bryan Cranston possibly could've saved that movie.
Totally agree
That spider man scene is so bad into the spiderverse makes fun of it like 50 seconds in
And he isn't "Emo" - he is something unidentifineable - more like a bad seventies Johnny Bravo with brunette hair and nineties clothing...
@@WillZuidema hes an edgy johnny bravo that isn't pulling it off.
God, it was so awful. So horribly awful. They are so right, that scene killed the franchise.
@@garrettlockwood2589 That's what I said.
@@WillZuidema kinda i was just completing your thought
In Kingdom of the Crystal Skull the fridge didn't bother me as much as Shia LaBeouf's CGI Tarzan scene. It was CGI for the sake of CGI and it looked incredibly fake. Plus, the entire alien skull thing was just stupid. What completely topped it off was the space ship / tardis; whatever you want to call it, taking off. I don't know why some people focused on the fridge. The movie lost me before that scene and then kicked me when I was already down with the moronic ending.
The bad-CGI army ants scene didn't help either. Also, Harrison Ford's didn't seem to be fully committed to the part.
GoodRiddanceGooglePlus whatever your feelings about their religious significance, the ark of the covenant and the holy grail were ACTUAL objects that actually existed. I didn’t like the ufo story in IJ4 because it seemed like it came from a different movie. I enjoyed most of the movie though, even though parts were completely ridiculous... sometimes ridiculous is still entertaining.
Maybe casting the aging Harrison Ford in yet another Indiana Jones movie was the problem from the very beginning.
For me it was the aliens. Whether you believe in religion or not all the other movies were in that theme. It established the world for the movie and then added something out of nowhere. It would almost be like if the machine from Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs was actually malfunctioning because of an evil witch.
Yeah the tarzan moment was what ruined it for me
The Force was never something that just anyone could practice and learn like a piano.
It was always implied that you had to be born with the gift, then the Jedi would find you and train you.
not a gift, per say, but the midi-chlorian count within each person...
Nilarko the clone wars tv show does it like that. The Jedi have a list of all force sensitive children that they’ll get once they get so old
isn't also mentioned by luke when he revealed to Leia that she is his sister?
@DejaVoodooDoll there were a lot of People that cared, but even if no one did, most "fakely (not too sure About this one) outraged" sw fans have a Problem with her almost perfect Fighting and flight skills, despite the lack of any Training in either of them….besides all the other Problems the new star wars movies have.
and yes, both luke and Vader/anakin had extensive Training in at least the Fighting skills (anakin had less, but he was said to be "the Chosen one" and even he got a bunch of Training, i am Talking years here)
@DejaVoodooDoll did you even watch the empire strikes back? Training and all? luke got broken by his Father, despite the Training he has received. when did she nearly crash the falcon? she was working for a junkyard-boss, ships on a junkyard dont work anymore normally. despite his minor injury (shot to the lower Abdomen, if i am not completely wrong, being sealed of immediately), kylo should have killed her in that Scene....a trained sith against a fucking child that was able to hold a stick, i mean come on. that letting the force fight fo you doesnt work that way either, we know that you have to be Born with extensive capabilities with the force, rey being nobody and never having shown any signs of force capabilities doesnt really work by that already establsihed logic.
your "Definition" of a fan is pretty inaccurate.
Just when you thought _jumping the shark_ will reign supreme, _nuking the fridge_ says "hold my beer".
Don’t forget “jumping the phalanx” from Hobbit 3.
That fridge scene was ridiculous but so was 3 people using a rubber raft as a parachute in temple of doom. No I am not defending crystal skull. I hated it but gotta be fair if we are talking ridiculous moments.
Did actual real Star Wars fans that payed attention REALLY think just anyone could train and become a force user?!?! I thought it was pretty obviously pointed out in the first 3 movies, Eps 4 -6, that only rare people could.
Yeah especially with how much they focused on how Luke being Anakin's son made him so dangerous. Clearly there's a genetic component, yet people were shocked to find there was a reason? The biggest crime of that scene was that it explained magic, and it's generally better not to do that. Bad scene, but not for the reasons they cited and not nearly as bad as Luke throwing the lightsaber over his shoulder.
I was actually dismayed by that inclusion. Of all the things in The Phantom Mess that turned me off, I did not even think about that one. The Jedis are less mystical, the pod race was a freaking joke, Jar Jar was annoying af (although Darth Jar Jar has given me more respect for him since), Anakin as a kid, Qui Gon being an idiot, and on and on...
@@zatoth13 Hey, I loved that pod race!
Also Lucas had the Idea for midi-chlorians as early as 1977. The following is a reddit post by u/Darknast, (I did not write this, but I agree with his point of view.):
I just finished reading the book "The Making of Star Wars" by JW Rinzler, a very interesting book wich i recomend to any fan to read.
At the end of the book there is an extract of an interview with Carol Titelman where George Lucas expands the backstory of some characters and other thing of Star Wars wihch was needed for writers to write novelizations, comics, etc.
I found very interesting one section of the explanation of the force. This are George Lucas words in 1977:
"The Force gives you the power to have extrasensory perception and to be able to see things and hear things, read minds and levitate things. It is said that certain creatures are born with a higher awareness of the Force than humans. Their brains are different; they have more midi-chlorians in their cells*."*
Personally i never understood the problem with the midi-chlorians, never bothered me, but i find pretty ironic that George Lucas got criticized to hell by hardore fans for "Killing the mistique of the force" by introducing the midi-chlorians in TPM when in fact the concept existed since the first movie.
Anyway, i just wanted to share the extract of the interview because i freked out when i saw those words in a 1977 and i thought it was interesting.
Same. I never thought the force was up for grabs lol
Watching Leia become Superman on The Last Jedi; Skywalker being an old hermit; Rey being a super jedi without training.... Those made me rage even more than the ones you pointed out...
Will Joseph When Rey used mind trick after Kylo Ren used it made me and my buddies walk out the theater.
@@caelestigladii I can understand that. I saw it all but it was a internal battle for me not to leave the theather thinking it would get better... But it got worst... Luke did nothing much and died just for the fun of it... What a fucking waste!
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I saw "The Force Awakens" once when it was released. I was so disappointed that from this point on i haven't watched any new Star Wars movies.
Recently i tried watching it again, thinking maybe it wasn't so bad...i only made it to the first Disney-slapstick-comedy-scene with Kylo and the other guy where they look at each other etc
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yeah the fridge scene in indi 4 sucked but i think the alien theme is what made people hate it more, If we wanted to watch
X - Files we would have gone to see X-Files
The little girl and Michael Beihn dying in Alien 3 sucked. The sole survivor of Prometheus ending up dead at the beginning of Alien Covenant sucked. Making Jim Phelps a bad guy in the first Mission Impossible movie sucked. Making Rhinox a villain in Transformers Beast Machines sucked. Making Scrappy Doo a villain in Scooby Doo 2: Monster Unleashed sucked.
This is exactly what I was thinking! Indiana Jones and aliens- nope!
I was still hopeful for the movie being able to salvage itself until then.
The Fridge was weird but it was definitely the dumb aliens plot that was the issue
@@cheekbonestrenchcoat It seems that a sequel to the original three with an aged protagonist played by Harrison Ford was a bad idea from the beginning. Some things are better left alone.
Yahtzee!
I never understood what's wrong with midichlorians. Qui Gon says that midichlorians reside in all living things. That means that all living beings are connected through the force in some way shape or form. That also means that everyone (yes, even you) can be trained and learn to manipulate the Force, a high midichlorian count is just an indicator of a strong natural talent/attunment and guess what? That's not really different from being the "choosen one" now isn't it?
Qui Gon just did some world-building, he gave a pseudo-scientific explanation to what we already knew. It's still sci-fi/fantasy-esque but also sciency enough that you can think "Yeah, if that was real life that could make sense as an explanation"
Yeah the whole Midichlorian thing is basically a bad attempt of saying "Mana" but in a sci-fi way.
@@DepravedMorgath Exactly, it wasn't the best thing ever but I don't understand why it's such a big "NO" for many people.
True.
The arguments against midichlorians include the part where they say "the force flows through everything". Saying midichlorians go against that.
But goofies forget Qui Gon also said midichlorians help us connect with the force. He never negated the force flowing.
It would also allow for a more in depth pseudoscience. Midichlorians and the force could work on the quantum level...which would totally explain like...everything. Especially interstellar communications of the force and people "sensing" one another.
Midichlorians would put out signals, hormones etc to the body, brain and nervous system, allowing one to perceive danger, move faster, heal, strength, etc.
The force would be lowest of low level particle/energy similar to light. Flows as an energy, but can be a particle with mass working in a chain, if altered right.
Telekinesis, force push and even lightning could be explained by that.
The brain sends the signals to the midichlorians to alter the force energy in the body to turn to a particle. Can alter them in a "chain" like formation to lift, pull, and push objects. Can "charge" the force to attract and flow electrons for the force lightning effect.
Force powers are just an extension of one's imagination/ingenuity. Like how Leia pulled herself back to the ship. Midichlorians put her body in a stasis of sorts, the force energy turned into particles forming a "rope", and she simply "pulled" herself to the ship.
The mind links are done through quantum entanglement of the force particles and midichlorians that communicate with the mind.
For all that Star Wars is considered Science-Fiction, it was always more "Fantasy" than having anything close to resembling science. Star Wars was a Soap opera in space, and I think most people preferred the more nebulous concept of the Force. By defining the Force in some pseudo-scientific terms, it eliminated some of the mystery of the Force itself (and I don't believe fans wanted that mystery destroyed). Don't get me wrong, this isn't what made me groan about the prequels. Much of that was the later dialog /interaction between Anakin & Padme (attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith). In terms of the Phantom Menace, I thought it solid enough...with Jar Jar being annoying and Anakin fighting a space battle as a boy (destroying a Capital ship) being outright absurd.
Because the force was in everything, even "the rock" according to Yoda.
Except the part in the lost world where the little girl gymnast kicked the raptor out of a window.
Oh god, yeah lmao. As I kid I liked it cuz I was glad she survived but now, I mean, I'm still glad she survived but boy was that silly.
I think the girl killing a raptor was studio mandated.
Oof, yeah. The movie has some truly amazing scenes: the trailer cliff scene was a great take on the same scene in the book, and the raptors in the tall grass taking out a bunch of armed mercenaries was Spielberg magic. That raptor gymnastics kill was awful, though, and the whole T-rex rampage in San Diego at the end never quite worked for me (save for the very end where they recapture it and it feeds Ludlow to the baby Rex, which also borrowed from a scene in the book and was actually pretty perfect).
IT’S A HIGH HIDE! YOU HIDE AND GET HIGH!
Yeah but that didn´t really hurted that much as "ALAN!"
Mike Myers Dr. Evil would have made a better lex
Golden Circle?
Nah, it was mostly that they killed off the whole england guard via a stupid plot device...
Yep, I kept expecting Roxy to show back up, but she never did :/
Poor Lancelot
Killing Roxy off was definitely the problem
I kinda liked the Harry thing...
My love for the series almost instantly vanished when they killed Harry and (even though im an american) when they killed off most of the Brits in favor of making the movie about America saving the day I just walked out. I didnt see the ending until later, and even then I didnt want anyone thinking i supported the film in any way so I watched the ending on an illegal isreali streaming site.
Imagine thinking Will Turner was the protagonist of PotC when it was clearly Elizabeth.
Except for that time when she was replaced with real woman.
I thought it was jack sparrow
This is what happens when you see one of the sides characters "interesting" story that they only reference in the movie lol
EmeraldSpirals yup
C L huh
Since when in Star Wars could “anyone” be a Jedi with patience and training. Those picked for training always had to be special. It’s just the midichlorians ruined what made those Jedi types special.
But what if it sucks? Honestly midichlorians didn’t kill the prequels it was Anakin as a character what a git
Actually if you look into Star Wars lore midichlorians are in everyone but they aren’t all force sensitive, as the force itself chooses in a way who to gift with those abilities with different people being more adept with it than others meaning it’s still mysterious.
@@ljstudios410 ...how many people actually know that? Or care?
@@visceratrocar oh just piss off
What's a midichlorian?
I'm almost certain you don't know what an 'exact moment' is
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yea dat
Lol
His numerous moments morphed into a questionable exact moment.
Actually when I gave up on jp3 was one second after realizing that Alan didn't marry Laura dern.
Crunchie Venison after watching The Last Jedi I don’t blame him, that character was borderline useless in that movie. Only redeeming quality is she died
Ahh, my brothers gf gave up on him too when he didn't marry her
Eh, Laura Dern was too good for Alan. (Also, as some Critics have pointed out: she had more chemistry with Ian Malcolm than she did with Alan, lol)
Ye, I hate it when they do things like that. To make things worse it was just because the director didn't think they looked like a couple.
If that's the case they should've gotten a different director.
Uh, do you guys mean Ellie Sattler? Because Laura Dern is an actor, Ellie Sattler is the character she portrayed. Characters can't marry actors.
Every time I remember Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, my heart breaks for the Welsh Springer Spaniels who sacrificed their ears to make his wig. They deserved better than this.
indy drank from the cup of christ.. that increased his durability to 100
I thinks that's a great hypothesis.
Jesus died when he was 33 dummy
The rule was that he would became immortal to protect the cup, but Elsa tries to scape with the cup and loses it somewhere. So neither Indy or his father became immortal, they were just heal for a minute.
@@Vino.Patell wow. taking this serious eh? lol. durability 100 doesnt mean immortal btw.. just means its maxxed out in skyrim
@@dillymcquivver5779 But then Indy was killed by Kylo while pretending to be Han Solo. ;D
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The moment that this video was dead to me
Why do people get so bent out of shape about "Allan". He was asleep and having a bad dream.
Right? It got meme'd but honest to god so did a lot of the stuff in the second film too (Keep out of the tall grass!). We just don't recall it as much now that time has passed and there's much worse moments in the newest.
I saw it in theatres and remember the audience laughing at that moment.
I don’t like it because he never saw that raptor before
maybe because it made it look silly
I even consider it a great scene, because it dosent ruin any important moment, is just a silly moment that does little to no harm
Devastators "Dangling Balls" in Transformers 2 :-(
I found it funny
All you need to say is Transformers 2. No need for any details after that.
Awh come on. Its transformers. Not meant to be good haha
Excellent point, I had blocked that out of my mind
Transformers have nards
Actually, what killed Indiana Jones for me: Shia laBarf.
Yes! There's no universe my mind can accept where he's a tough guy.
@@mc4906 Hollywood was hellbent on forcing him down our throats in an attempt to make him "happen."
While the fridge was meme-able, I thought the issue most people had with it was the reveal of aliens at the end.
@@Josherrificly I completely agree! if you look at his earlier appearances (Constantine, I Robot, ect...) every single character can be cut without affecting the film/story as a whole, so its pretty obvious he was being intentionally inserted.
Speilberg:
"We're not putting aliens in Indiana Jones.. I won't do it.. We're not doing Aliens.. No aliens"
Producer:
"How about we have beings from another dimension, that look like aliens and have Alien knowledge"
Speilberg:
"Okay"
How about in Pacific Rim's sequel when they introduce the teenager jaeger pilots?
Yessss. Honestly, the only thing I actually liked in that sequel was who the real villain ended up being. Everything else was so bad.
When they killed off Mako
That movie was so bad I honestly couldn't finish watching it - and I loved the first one.
you guys are funny thinking Pacific Rim had a plot. it was a good movie because we could watch giant robots fighting giant monsters like Transformers giant robots fighting and transforming.
@@extratool8490 I think that Pacific Rim (1) was appealing because it was about robots fighting monsters for non-stupid reasons. PC2 just throws that straight out the window and goes full popcorn.
I wanna point out that the Cloverfield monster in the original is actually basically an infant. It isn't fully grown, it makes complete sense why there is a larger version in paradox. Know you lore man.
Apparently homework is necessary in order to enjoy the film.
True, however Paradox also states there are multiple Clovers. The first film is most likely another parallel Earth.
@@Cursed_Mark I had no problem understanding it. Maybe you're slow.
They also tease at the end of the first film that the monster is still alive. It could have survived to grow to that size. There's also the possibility that it was able to reproduce, leading to the several other clover monsters reported in Paradox.
@@GrandSupremeDaddyo it's pretty obvious that there would have to be multiple, otherwise where did it come from? Born from nothing? It either has to asexually or sexually reproduce. So it either has parents, or has a genetic copy in the ocean. It doesn't have to be a parallel earth simply because paradox did a shitty explanation of the multiverse theory. I'm not discrediting the possibility, simply stating that it doesn't HAVE to be a parallel earth. And even if it had parents, it's base instinct would be to reproduce, like all other life. Protecting it's own species. Simply because paradox has more than one does not remove the possibility that the Cloverfield monster from the first movie didn't find a mate, meaning it could very well not purposefully attacking new your. Similar to Pacific rim. The monsters weren't attacking the cities on purpose, their goal was to get to a specific destination. The original monster could have had a specific place to go, likely to find a mate, but New York just happened to be in the way. This isn't hard to understand people.
Midichlorians did to starwars 'The Force' what Highlander 2 did for the original Highlanders "The quickening". Both had superlative explanations- Yoda's explaination to Luke "The force, is an energy that binds us together " or Highlanders Ramirez's - "Are the stars but pinholes in the curtain of night?" are wonderfully vague.
Sorry, I think you mean "Zeistlander". And then the blurp on the back of the case: "Highlander 2: The Quickening is the smartest sci-fi thriller since Blade Runner." DOES. NOT. COMPUTE.
Aww no, I love Kingsmen!! I love how Eggsy worked so hard to help him. It was a role reversal (from the first one) that I loved.
Agreed. I don’t get it.
I think the Kingsman actually did really well. yes it was shocking, but they resolved it by the end of the movie.
I liked the movie too. It was satisfying watching Harry get back to form by the end.
I don't know anyone who didn't like it
This guy way overstated how bad that was for the story and understated how fully he recovered.
But why the hell did they decide to put Elton John in it? He was unbelievably annoying and unfunny for a comedic relief.
@@aleaf01 I loved the first one and thought the second was absolute garbage. Not a fan at all. Plot was junk, the treatment of characters from the first movie was junk, the "tracker" scene was junk, the new characters were either underdeveloped or underutilized...just a wasted opportunity for the sequel.
I don’t think anybody wanted to see Mark Zuckerberg play Lex Luthor....
Although they are pretty much the same character
Jessie was playing a version of the Joker from Batman Forever as played by Tommy Lee Jones and Jim Carey. Now I know you are thinking, but mkreps1, either of those actors were supposed to be playing the Joker.
Yes. That's the problem with those movies.
...after watching 'Now You See Me', i could not believe he was cast as Lex.
& after watching 'Bv.S' i was right...we were right.
I pretty much won't watch anything with Jesse Eisenberg. He is the most annoying actor.
MadameChaotica Zombieland and The Social Network are incredible.
I get so annoyed whenever anyone pays out the 'Nuke the Fridge' moment. Did nobody watch the inflatable raft scene from Temple of Doom?
I agree wholeheartedly, but then I also consider the second film a complete miscarriage from the Indy v the Nazis series.
It was bad then, too.
@Ultra CNC There isn't a thing believable about it. From that height every bone in your body would be powder.
@Ultra CNC There are several very obvious differences there. You can't be serious. 😂
@Ultra CNC Not really, just that it's equally absurd to believe they'd be totally fine. Nobody addresses or criticizes it, in a franchise built around literal supernatural shenanigans, yet somehow the fridge is too much - which is ludicrous.
with Star Wars, I would have gone with the stupid, overly long & unnecessary casino chase in Last Jedi.....sure, the whole midochlorian thing is kind of a headscratcher but it's not nearly as bad as that pointless sequence.
The entire film of TLJ.......much worse than midichlorians.
b...but how else will they fit their anti-capitalism message in? *chuckles* i just love how Roundhead Johnson made Rose go on an anti-capitalist tirade in a film owned by DISNEY....
Hey come on, they freed animals who are probably going to get captured again within the hour and left the child slaves who are probably going to be beaten for letting the animals get taken away, if anything that sequence shows the First Order might be preferable to people that stupid.
I didn't think any of the Episode I,II,III were great by any means. Jar Jar or young Anakin in the space ship killing everyone was almost the moment to stop me caring. A combination of just boring dialogue and pointless scenes made me lose interest, but the the whole episode 3 higher ground, and Darth Vaders "Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo" I was like alright, dont care anymore lol
@@GenericUsername-qp1ww Criticism of capitalism =/= anti-capitalism. The film had a valid point, in that capitalism without morality is predatory and destructive.
PoTC 1-3 are arguably Elizabeth's "hero's journey" as well.
I agree 100%
Hero? Ya.... right....🙄
@@mixerD1- "Hero's journey" is a literary device, not a statement of the character's personality or even actions. It's "whose story is this? Who goes through the most change in their arc?" Hence the quotation marks, denoting a title.
For example, the original Star Wars trilogy: Luke is the MC so it's his "hero's journey". However, the Prequels are Anakin's "hero's journey" because HE is the MC--but no o9ne tries to argue that Anakin is a Good Guy, or in the way you mean it, a hero.
Whatever one thinks of Elizabeth: the story starts with her dream/recollection, carries through to the end, where she waits on the beach. She /changes/ through the trilogy (for good, or ill; it doesn't matter). SHE is the one who wants the adventure, whose character drives the plot forward. Will? He's just the love interest. Jack? Sidekick-cum-antagonist. Neither Jack nor Will essentially change who they are. Will starts out an honourable scoundrel and ends the same way; Jack only shows some stuff that was already there; he doesn't change at all. Elizabeth goes from being a silly girl who does as she's told to a woman who raises a son alone, and has become what she is no matter how she had to do it. She also goes through the most Actual Tragedy, having lost her father and her livelihood and also her love for 10 years at a stretch. She's the one who has grown/devolved/changed the most.
Hence, it is her "hero's journey".
@@Bethgael
Ya I don't see much change in any of them. They're just "a lot of fun" films.
I do understand the "hero's journey" concept and I think you're reading it into these films too much.
They're a bit of fun and adventure...but to say any of them have changed much after it? We'll just have to agree to disagree.🤷
Best way I've heard to sum up midichlorians is "the answer to a question NO ONE asked"
Didn't Palpatine create the midochorians in Anakin, to have him be born and ultimately become his servant?
It seems to hint at that in ROTS when Anakin is talking to Palpatine at the opera.
@@dhenderson1810 The Clone Wars was almost ruined because no one had the balls to explain in better
these midichlorians are the downfall of Star Wars... Disney: hold my beer..
This video is made a couple days ago. Picking on the tired cliched Phantom Menace that, at most, dealt a mostly healed skin deep glancing hit to the Star Wars brand decades ago instead of anything from the recent much more apocalyptic nuclear bomb that critically wounded the brand and casted huge doubt on the future of the Franchise known as the Last Jedi, is very suspicious to say the least.
I never hated micocholrians. The original trilogy already firmly stated that jedi/sith powers are congental.
the 3rd fucking death star turned up to 11. Swtor story for after the death of the emperor was soooo much better.
Disney is ruining Star Wars like its their job.
oh wait
jarjar the worst character
rose & holdo: hold our soy milks
That moment, when Force ghost Yoda summons Force Lightning. If Force ghosts can use their powers on this plan of existence, WHY THE HELL didn't they do that in the previous 7 movies??? Am I supposed to believe that the other Force ghosts before were "phoning it in" with the universe at stake?
It's bad story telling to completely change the rules for a series of movies, already in progress. The very definition of a continuity mistake
maybe it was much more important to burn down that tree using force powers in terms of how much they could save and how much they could prevent from happening than anything we saw in the previous movies
It's the same with using the hyperdrive to wipe out an entire fleet, or introducing fuel into star wars, both of which retcon the rest of the series (the fleet crippling one especially so since that's not even how that worked in TFA, when they used it to sneak past Starkiller Base's shields).
IT's not force lightning. He draws lightning down from the clouds. It's no different than when Obi-Wan's ghost sat down on a log in ROTJ.
@@adamkingrey556 That didn't affect the log, and drawing lightning out like that is exactly what force lightning is.
@@lich109 No, force lightning is something that emanates directly from the force. In TLJ, Yoda used the force on the clouds above them to produce natural lightning.
I loved that they went with Jack Sparrow as the sort of lead. And it wasnt really a HARD lead, there was more of a shared lead going on, maybe leaning a bit toward jack in many aspects, throughout the whole series. But honestly i'd rather have a whole series of films about a stubborn, idiotic, probably crazy pirate captain who just cant keep a ship and crew, than a weird love story and small tragedy. Give me more Jack!
This comments section should be fun.
When Metropolis and Gotham are separated only by a river. WTF was that movie thinking...
It's a bay.
@@sibylsaint With the amount of wanton destruction that happens in both cities, it was officially named Michael Bay.
adamndirtyape (Slow claps)
@Vasan Drake They are in different areas of the US in the comic universe. I want to say they are supposed to represent Philadelphia and New York in DC. They are not next door to each other like San Francisco and Oakland.
@@cheyennew811 That has thoroughly changed over the years. I hate it, too, for all the obvious long-term implications, but there was a time when Gotham and Metropolis were right next to each other in the comics as well. Really by far the smallest problem Batman v Superman has.
The arguments against midichlorians include the part where they say "the force flows through everything". Saying midichlorians go against that.
But goofies forget Qui Gon also said midichlorians help us connect with the force. He never negated the force flowing.
It would also allow for a more in depth pseudoscience. Midichlorians and the force could work on the quantum level...which would totally explain like...everything. Especially interstellar communications of the force and people "sensing" one another.
Midichlorians would put out signals, hormones etc to the body, brain and nervous system, allowing one to perceive danger, move faster, heal, strength, etc.
The force would be lowest of low level particle/energy similar to light. Flows as an energy, but can be a particle with mass working in a chain, if altered right.
Telekinesis, force push and even lightning could be explained by that.
The brain sends the signals to the midichlorians to alter the force energy in the body to turn to a particle. Can alter them in a "chain" like formation to lift, pull, and push objects. Can "charge" the force to attract and flow electrons for the force lightning effect.
Force powers are just an extension of one's imagination/ingenuity. Like how Leia pulled herself back to the ship. Midichlorians put her body in a stasis of sorts, the force energy turned into particles forming a "rope", and she simply "pulled" herself to the ship.
The mind links are done through quantum entanglement of the force particles and midichlorians that communicate with the mind.
Interesting take on it, I like it.
I would've prefered to have Micheal Rosenbaum to return as Lex
John Malkovich
He was the best
Shave Giancarlo Esposito‘s head and have him play Gus Fring from Breaking Bad. He’s creepy calm, lethally intelligent and dangerously charming. That’s Luthor right there.
I can't understand why they don't have Clancy Brown shave his head and step into the role. He's an intimidating looking guy, and knows the character inside and out from (properly/seriously) voicing him in the Superman cartoons of the 90s.
Every single thing said here is better than what they did, by far.
Flying Princess Leah
*Leia
I thought i was the only one xD
*laijyla
GG
I am not a starwars fanboy, opposite in fact, I feel like star wars is more like centaurs in space. I am a big space and scifi buff tho so naturally I have seen and continue to watch all the SW. Despite all of the things about SW I find dumb the moment when leia flew back into the space ship made me want to turn the movie off lolololol that is such fucking bad writing, even for something I already find shitty. Guess it had something to do with the SJW stuff disney is cramming into it? idk, dont really care either lol it was so cringy though.
I’m pro-midichlorians. I think it helps explain how there could be a chosen one who is more gifted and more powerful than any of the others. Otherwise anyone who was basically “devout” enough to the Jedi doctrine could be the one. This way there is clear evidence that stated he was the one based on his midichlorians. 🙂
Please don’t spam me...
pretty much same opinion - glad I am not the only one. And proof that he was born from midichlorians and most probably Darth Plagueis is Anakins creator :)
I like to think that midichlorians are attracted to the Force. If you're strong in the Force you have a high count, so they're an indicator of Force strength not the cause of it.
@@grumpyoldman3458 That was always my take on it, from the start.
I hate "the chosen one" storylines & concepts **eyes rolling**...& that's exactly the point, that yes, absolutely anyone of us could, can & does have access to the Force which is "an energy field, created by all living things. It surrounds us & penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together"; in many cases, it's the "force of Will" that is actually on display...like the force choke - just look at any situation such as a board/council meeting, etc. where one character makes another stop talking cold with no words able to come out of their mouth & throat with just a single sideways glance...**THAT** is what is on display when Darth Vader "force chokes" a subordinate officer in an early scene from Episode IV (nevermind that Grand Moff Tarkin is shown throughout the entire film to hold superiority & dominance over Vader himself...although the case could be made that Vader *knew* how everything would eventually happen - another aspect of the force is the ability to see things before they happen, or to guess the most probable of all possible outcomes...also known as 'Intuition', which again, we every single one of us all have to varying degrees of sensitivity & which can also be further developed through training, etc. - & that he also knew what Tarkin's eventual fate would be, & simply let him & all the events take their course). Either way, it's no surprise that these ill-conceived "midiclohrians" were never mentioned again in any substantial manner almost immediately after their unasked-for-&-unwelcome introduction...if we take the viewpoint of "everything is canon", then I can live with the fact that maybe these microscopic organisms are attracted to Force-users, & are an indication of their current Force-sensitivity, etc. it could even be spun so that it's also an indicator of Sith sentiments, as they could be averse to those leaning on/towards Dark-side tendencies.
J.J Abrams pisses me off. His mystery box tactic is a good one, but it has a fatal flaw.
Abrams doesn't know what is in the damn box! He just writes in a mystery, without knowing himself what the mystery is!
Because of that, he overextended his plots and creates a mess!
Tarantino has the opposite approach: Write and become intimately familiar with the entire backstory of every hero and villain of the film, share that story with the respective actor, and don't reveal any of it to the audience. It's used as a device to provide motivation, rather than a story-telling crutch.
I think that’s one of the reasons why the Last Jedi received such a negative response. JJ set up mysteries with Snoke and Rey’s parents and then Rian throws both of them out.
damn i feel realy dumb right now since i've always treated jack as a main character :s
Me thinking Jack was a main character is why I've always hated the show
Thats because he's the most likeable, quotable, enjoyable character and everyone identifies the series with him. But narrative wise, he is a secondary support character which is important to realize if you're a writer. The more boring/every guy main character is critical to a good story.
@@ffs6158 comic relief.
Pirates of the Caribbean never had a protagonist, it had protagonists, both Will and Jack were going for the same objective, but with diferent motivations.
Same here...
Remember, Indiana Jones DID drink the water of eternal life. He's literally immortal.
I think in that movie's universe you only stay immortal as long as you keep drinking regularly. Remember, the knight who left the cave and came back to Venice (the one whose tomb they found in the catacombs) did eventually die of old age.
@@brucetucker4847 you're not wrong. But ALSO in the movie, when Indy and the bad guys are in the cavern with the ghost, the ghost Knight did NOT correct the Nazi when the Nazi states, "whoever drinks the water shall have eternal life." The Knight never said that the Nazi was wrong.
So, I think we can both agree that neither one of us are wrong. It seems like a continuity error in the movie. We get certain information and then when it becomes relevant, we get different information. The contradiction is there.
@@kevinmacdonald3574 His father also drank from the grale... and in the next movie we found out he had died.
NO! He left the temple and thus began aging again.
@@davidforbes4392 and not to mention when indie starts to leave the knight tells him he will be gin to age normally so the premise of immortality is that you are that as long as you never leave reflecting back to jesus that as jesus put it in his words " those who believe in me shall never die" not quite as literal as that but the message is the same
Hate Jessie Eisenberg as lex Luther so much. Wish we had a good version of lex as he’s such an amazing character and is genuinely scary in some books.
Want a good lex Luther u wanna read the graphic novel ‘Luthor’ superman seems scary in that and u got his point of view of life.
He’s even good in the justice league animated series ffs how how can’t they get him right on screen.
Osian Coleman u can also watch smallville if you want a good lex
He thought he was playing the riddler
The original two Superman films. Gene Hackman’s Luthor is Legendary. Also Clancy Brown voicing lex in the Animated Series, Justice League, And so on
@@isaacjones5407 Smallville made me see Lex's point of view and I almost makes you want to switch sides!!! Psychological manipulation and strategy, THAT's Lex's 'power.' Something superman lacks and doesn't understand cause there were no necessities that forced him to hone those skills.
@@eggsnspam psychological manipulation and strategy is exactly the tools lex used in batman vs superman, and I think that it was a good reimagining of the character, a genius on the verge of a mental breakdown and paranoid about the threat of an alien invasion, its about the only reason a tech billionaire would try to go after superman
The Pirates franchise really started focusing too much on Jack Sparrow as early as Dead Man's Chest. I'm sure his popularity as a character played a big part in that, but it's a perfect example of too much of a good thing. I loved the first movie, but feel like the franchise just got worse as it went along.
nah the original trilogy is perfect
@@bamleith3095 yeah people still are down on the 2nd and 3rd films but I never understood that. They were just as a good as the first, less self-contained (the 2nd one pretty much just says "now watch the 3rd") but still brilliant in all the other ways. The focus shift onto Jack carrying the franchise absolutely began at the 4th film. Never before that did it *depend* on him and that's the key. He's not a character that can carry a film by himself. Didn't help that the performance from him from 4 onward seemed a bit uninvested as well, but regardless, the main fault was absolutely how centered around him the plot was. As well as the loss of a bunch of other characters who helped gel the films together previously.
It's a bit like Jack says in the 3rd film: "the world's not getting smaller mate, there's just less of it". Kinda prophetic for what was to come. I think they did a bit better with the 5th film and people are a little harsh on it, however it still retains the same essential problem. If they ever wanna make another good entry in that series (which I don't think they even need to do), they want it to be about all the pirates interacting with each other, not just one of them interacting with another. Pirates are meant to be duplicitous and turncoaty, that's part of the fun. A straightforward protag vs antag thing isn't a great fit, you want twists and betrayals, divided loyalties and begrudging alliances of self-interest in there. The 3rd film was wonderful especially in that particular way. When the focus is just on one character versus another for the whole thing, you can't have that at all and no wonder it feels more shallow.
@@Torthrodhel I was really hoping On Stranger Tides would turn out well since I really liked the book - and pretty much everything else by Tim Powers. The book is basically a pirate-themed horror novel. Which they turned into a slapstick comedy.....
@@flatebo1 that's a shame, and I had no idea there were books. And that sounds like a daft tone conversion indeed!
@@Torthrodhel Most of Tim Powers' books are weird historical fantasies where he mashes together two different magical/mythic traditions. Last Call has a bunch of gamblers convening in Las Vegas to compete for the position of Fisher King by playing Tarot poker, for example. The Anubis Gates mashes together Jack the Ripper, werewolves mummies and time travel. On Stranger Tides has a Frenchman and an Englishwoman captured by voodoo-using pirates in league with Blackbeard who is searching for the Fountain of Youth. Kinda obvious why they'd think it would make a good fit for a Pirates movie, as long as you ignore the tone of the novel.
Jesse Eisenberg in any movie looks like a goofy clown. Lex was a serious character, horrible casting there.
Hackman's Luthor did have a comedic glint in his eye, but I think the original Superman series was much more light hearted. It worked, right down to his raging insecurity over the Man of Steel.
When the trailer released: Ghostbusters 2016
Yeah. The movie sucks, and the fact that they tried to pull the gender card made matters worse for everyone involved.
MysteryBounty Yeah bad movie but I doubt the Ghostbusters film we will get in 2020 will be good.
@@TheAndradeCS It feels like any movie that fails these days pulls the gender card
@@liamwalton4183 Eh, not really. Plenty of movies bombed last year that didn't pull out any race card nor gender card, such as Mortal Engines, that new Robin Hood movie, that damm Nutcracker movie Disney put out, and that Valerian movie that came and went. As a matter of fact, plenty of movies completely flop and just dissapear, never to be remembered again. The reason Ghostbusters is remembered is because of the ernomous clusteruck that happened all around the movie's release.
@@TheAndradeCS *looks at Captain Marvel * Well, then hold on to your fucking hat...
Vasquez is pronounced Vaskez. Newt and Hicks weren't killed in an escape pod crash, their hibernation pods had facehuggers in them. That's how the xenomorphs wound up on the prison world that Ripley adn her dead pseudo-family crashed on. Will Turner started as a blacksmith's APPRENTICE (despite being the better blacksmith). My real disappointment with Kingsman The Golden Circle...is disappointment with the FANS, who didn't comprehend that when Harry is reintroduced, he's still recovering. And he's back on his A game at the end. Recovery isn't just a thing that happens at the snap of the fingers, man.
seeing as they went with harry having survived being literally shot point blank in the head, i thought it was interesting & appropriate to see the recovery process. plus, it's a neat flip from the hyper-competency he displayed in the previous film. i didn't love the sequel as much because the tone seemed a bit off to me, but it definitely wasn't because of that... "exact moment," if you'd call it such.
I'll give you the Golden Circle and Harry not being at 100% movie was still bad.
But Alien 3. No, Hicks was killed in the crash of the escape pod. A safety support broke and went through him. Newt Drowned, possibly because of a hole puncher though her pod by the facehugger.
Not to mention confused rusty Harry is hilarious through the whole movie. Colin Firth pulled that off so well.
The phantom menace's biggest frick up was probably Jar Jar Binks, not midichlorians
NO!... the moment that made fans hate the Terminator franchise was the third installment in which is was dumbed down to a PG, loosing the ''horror'' and ''suspense'' of the first 2, turning it into an action focused genre that just does not work.
You're wrong, T3 was rated R. T3 is great, it improved on the suspense by making the T 800 more callous than the wussified T 800 in T2 that had to do what a little kid said and wasn't allowed to fatally shoot humans. It restored Judgement Day, thereby fixing the narrative, and took away the bratty kid and the happy ending of T2. It showed the moment Skynet took over, which was exciting. There's a lot to like in T3. It only suffers from a lack of Linda Hamilton and a villain that isn't as menacing as the T 1000/800.
Raimi movies being "mocked". Good sir, I think you meant beloved
I know that clover field paradox’s ending was not good story telling... but that is far and away one of the scariest 5 seconds of movie ever. Just thinking even for a few seconds about a monster like that existing is petrifying.
I actually wasn't against the midichlorians as an explanation. I mean Obi Wan did outright call it an energy field.
Midichlorians didn't bother me, nor did Jar Jar the thing that ruined it for me was 'POD RACING'
Pod Racing was ok, but making the young Anakin Skywalker an annoying space jesus was just crappy.
@@joesycamore2899 The pod race on the big screen was epic. you could hear it from to theaters away..
The prequel trilogy didn't kill the franchise for me it was everything to do with the last jedi well mostly space leia and how they handled luke
Leia Poppins
And the total lack of character building for Holdo
for me it was the fucking toys
It’s a sequel it’s not supposed to be about the Luke, Leia and Han, it’s about the new generation
@@Da_Homie12 then why did all the new characters suck just as bad?? Finn and rose subplot was pointless rey just somehow mastered everything with no training just like i got this guys holdo was like facepalm the who movie soo why wasn't there any decent character growth for the new characters if its about them? Oh you mean the shirtless kylo was really a lot of growth if you know what i mean ,) or that lets doom the rebellion kiss mmm dam that was good shit...
Tootall Jones There was a lot actually if only you stopped looking at spectacle and aura and used your thick skull to look a little deeper you’d notice it, but I doubt you ever will.
They should have made Jack's stories into a series instead of putting them as "continuations of the series"
I still think Sam Raimi intentionally made Spiderman 3 terrible, he didnt want to have Venom in the movie but the studio pressured and forced him to include the character.
I can buy that. Executive Meddling is a surefire way to kill any franchise.
I know that Avi Arad wanted a Venom movie pretty much since it was created in the comics. Even in the 90's series, Venom is front and center in the opening titles despite not showing up until about a year later. I hope the urge for Venom has died down a bit after the movie last year.
Darth jar jar is the best sith lord
Yeah, how dare they add "science" to "science fiction"!
In Kingsman it didn’t make me disappointed about Harry, I don’t know anyone else who was disappointed, where did you get that 😂
I know 😂 he's literally weak for 1 fight. One butterfly attack but as soon as he pops The guy the mountain crushed in the head he's normal again
Libby Kay I agree with you. Harry was shot point blank in the head, how exactly is he going to be the exact same person when he should be dead?
I kind of wish Harry had remained dead but oh well it's fine, what really annoyed me was when they killed of Roxy within the first 20 minutes of the movie.
I was disappointed when they killed Marv.
@@markusp.8376 Who is Marv?
The Batman series was in the 1960s, not the "70s". Seriously, is WhatCulture even still trying?
@@revbladez5773 Um Dan is obviously not confusing it since he already said it was in the 60s.
I thought the Cloverfield Paradox was hilarious, I'm just pretty sure it wasn't supposed to be.
As soon as Chris O'Dowd is in your production it turns into comic gold.
After watching C.P. my wife said, "This should be on that show where the little creatures sit in front of the screen and make fun of the movie." She doesn't know that it's called MST3K, but understands that C.P. belongs on it.
10 Exact Moments That Made Fans Hate Movie Franchises.
1 Michael Bay
2 Michael Bay
3 Michael Bay
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10 Michael Bay
I wholly agree with Michael Bay and Michael Bay, but I think Michael Bay should have the 2nd spot instead of Michael Bay. Of course, that's just my opinion.
and michael bay
HEY GUYS LETS JUST GET THE BEST COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR TO DIRECT A GIANT VERSION OF OUR TOY COMMERCIALS NAILED IT GG
Lol
@Justen Smith me? Lmao no it's just Michael bay is shit and Steven Spielberg is a legend
"alen! Alen!" god that was funny
Fun fact: in the first script draft for Back to the Future, being in a nuked fridge is how Marty went back in time. The first script is almost a completely different (and pretty crappy) movie.
In the Die Hard series after part 3 John McClane became an invincible super hero.
Although Die Hard 4 was a pretty decent film. (Die Hard 5 was really rubbish)
Good call. I had forgotten about the latter Die Hard movies.
About the first hour of Die Hard 3. I loved the game of Simon Says. Then it became boring and predictable.
Surfing on a jet plane, I seem to remember :(
Die Hard 4 was badass when launched a cop car into helicopter
0:00 - when they cast Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor I knew this movie was going to FAIL!
I think he's a great actor, but whomever is writing and directing those movies haven't read the comics, and can't think how to match Marvel's success
Literally until this video I thought the monster at the end of paradox was the same one from new york. How sure are you that it isnt?
"The actor that played 'Hicks'?" It's Michael Biehn, genius.🙄
The Left doesn't research. This is common knowledge.
@@socialmedia4637 Cuntservatives jump to conclusions.
@@KidaMilo89 I'm actually left of center, conclusion jumper but please keep playing yourself 😅
@@socialmedia4637 I'm left and I knew it was Michael Biehn who was also Kyle Reese in Terminator
@@KidaMilo89 "cuntservatives" also don't fake hate crimes
tbh i never thought that the midichlorians were a problem. if anyone could be a jedi - well everyone would be a jedi, right? did not make any sense to me. why did they not train the clone army to be jedis if anyone could be one? the midichlorians made sense.
The whole point of the Force is that is MYSTICAL - not something that can be explained and quantified by science.
@@brucetucker4847 you are correct, that is what made people annoyed with it... that isn't the reason this video gave tho
CHECK HIS MIDICLORIAN COUNT!!
(Palpatine is found out in the middle of AotC and Anakin never becomes Darth Vader. The galaxy is saved by someone who knows how to use plot devices!) ;D
So um the cloverfield paradox did explain why clover attacked New York City. In the movie there was this interview with a scientist about the particle accelerator being broadcasted on the TVs, and in this interview he theorized that activating the particle accelerator could tear the fabric of reality and things would just start spilling out all over the different realities and periods of time. And that is precisely what happens when the particle accelerator is activated. Each event that takes place in cloverfield, 10 cloverfield lane, and the cloverfield paradox is all kicked off with some sort of explosion. The examples being the explosion Hud filmed on the roof before the monsters attacked New York , the explosions that John Goodman’s character described when the aliens invaded for the first time, and the explosion that the astronauts boyfriend whitenesses through his blinds when they fired up the particle accelerator. Although not said specifically I believe that all three explosions take place at the same time but in there own respective realities, and that the explosions are a byproduct of the fabric of reality being torn open by the particle accelerator. And that with these holes that were opened the aliens, clover, and copies of people from alternate realities were able to cross over to other realities and start messing stuff up.
But that’s just my two cents.
A very interesting theory. Thanks, I hadn't thought of that!
"Your breaking my heart, Annie" is the moment when I checked out of Star Wars
@Darryl Ruiz not as painful as the parody the last Jedi
Am I the only Star Wars fan that's ok with Midichlorians?
Casey True No, I’m ok with it
You might be a truer fan than most, because if you can't let go of how you thought a movie was _supposed_ to go, are you really a fan?
No. What ruined it for me was that Annakin Skywalker was _conceived_ because of midichlorians. WTF was that all about? Having Darth Vader as a little boy was a bit crappy too.
It'd be like getting upset if someone told you that the universe is really made up of molecules and atoms.
@@ridethelapras
WAIT...the _universe is what?!_
The late great Freddie Mercury said it best:
"We have our ups and downs, and we have our limitations, and we all know there are certain things you just can't do, but I don't need some arsehole critic to tell me that."
Midichlorians were ill conceived, but it wasn't the worst thing about The Phantom Menace. Jar Jar Binks and the immaculate conception of Anakin Skywalker are far worse.
@ If Anakin was Annie, as in a girl, it could potentially happen, but having a son that way is not possible.
I feel that the Alien 3 point is parallel to what happened in Prometheus and Alien Covenant, with the main character from the former, along with their fate in the latter.
I feel its worth saying this point isn't in support of the decision, but me saying I'm surprised they'd make that mistake twice.
For me it wasn't the fridge... it was the decision to explain the aliens at the end. The big thing about a lot of the supernatural issues in Indiana Jones is that they never get a real explanation, but in Crystal Skull we get "Extradimensional actually" and casual exposition.
11:50 - they portrayed him as goofy because he stole all the cakes from the entire cast, 40! That's as many as four tens and that's terrible.
Luke tosses lightsaber behind him all sassy hermit style. YOU HAD ONE CHANCE WITH THE OG CAST!
Honestly I think the problem with making the Jack the focus in the most recent Pirates movies is that Jack's story is done. He has a rich backstory that turned him into the person he is and his development is over. It might have worked if the idea was to show his story but to continue his timeline where we left off just feels like they filmed fanfiction.
The part where the raptor says Alan is the single greatest part of JP3.
And the single greatest meme since 'One does not simply walk into Mordor'
I though the theory that Jar Jar was actually the Head Sith was pretty interesting, It certainly added depth to his character. Puts some of the things he does and says in a whole new light.
Explanation: the monster from the first Cloverfield was a baby with separation anxiety. That was probably mom at the end of the Netflix one.
I'm tired of the amount of remakes/reboots of cult classics let them rest in peace.
1:11 in before you start into your list. Time to shorten up the intro.
TBH, I always saw Jack Sparrow as the lead. He has his own story in the movies, but usually is always needed to fix things. He is the queen in the chessgame. It looks like he is not that important, but with his moves all around he is responsible for half of every movie. In POTC4, he just becomes Hannah Montana with that blonde hair and those weird expressions. In the 5th one, he just rows along. And even if it seems he is only serving himself, he does compromise by using both problems(his own and the other persons problem), and play it out against each other.
When I see Yoda I think of seagulls.
'-' '0' 😂
Stop it now!
The log had a child.
The second that version of lex popped up in the trailer I was like " hell no"
I will add to this I still haven't seen that fucking movie nor will I for the rest of my days on earth. Like holy shit I could have five thousand strokes a heart attack and hit by a car and come up with a WAAAAAAYYYY better idea than what in the hell I witnessed seeing pigs spluttered is damn near next to pornographt to this concept of shit I sort of half saw on a trailer
Bvs ultimate edition is a masterpiece. Not for little minds.
Is nuking the fridge any more unbelievable than the inflatable raft scene from temple of doom.
I was OK with Lead refrigerator single they showed lead label. Lead is a soft metal and might cushion blow. I did not like aliens.
Yes, it is
The fridge scene was done with very poor CGI. The fridge might have shielded him from the blast and radiation, but not the violent tumbling and hard landing as shown. Never mind the problem of being trapped inside and suffocating.
That scene in suicide squad with the joker in, Yano all of them.
The Joker was one of the best things in Suicide Squad, though that's not saying much.
@ With the way that "movie" was edited, ( while somewhat entertaining ) you could cut him out of the movie and it would make no difference. Everything about Suicide Squad was out of place
I was straining to figure out what you meant. By Yano do you mean, "you know"?
Nathan Zitsch couldn’t agree more
Valerie J. Norse yes it’s text talk
Star Wars: As soon as they start the dialogue in Last Jedi
Yo mama!
Edit: that's a line from TLJ in case you don't know, I'm not trying to argue with this person right here, those aren't the exact words but close enough.
Penske Material it literally isn’t. But I guess you would have to make shit up to dislike that movie
Patrick Daly Movie was horrible your blind or ignorant if you thought otherwise.
RobDog So you were okay with the dialogue in the prequels, but not the sequels?
@@patrickdaly2860 I thought it was good too
Queenie Joins Grindelwald (Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald)
SuperGoker64 Yes that! It made no sense and it ruined one of my fav characters.
Ya know, the series is kinda still ongoing. Pretty sure that's going to be a strong narrative thread in part 3. I bet she defects.
Robo shredder teenage mutant ninja turtles 2014 you know it's bad when next mutation isn't so stupid compared to this dumpster fire thank you Michael bay
You're welcome
For me the Terminator series stopped after T2 Judgement Day.
When it comes to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull nuking the fridge became the new jumping the shark.
literally trying to block the fact that anything after T2 exist.
The Fridge moment WAS the moment I knew Crystal Skull was not the movie I had hoped for. The Midiclorians bit WAS the moment I knew Phantom Menace was going to disappoint. But I'm not having a word said against Bully Maguire.
I liked Cloverfield Paradox. It was a fluffy kindergarteners Event Horizon, yeah, but the IT Crowd's dude was good.