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Ryan Reynolds finest role in film was Van Wilder. Deadpool is basically Van Wilder in a costume.
6 Underground was a good movie. Michael Bay is just making fun of himself, and I thought it was hilarious
Dune is complete crap from the soundtrack to the script. The characters are as thick as cardboard and their interactions motivate nothing. It's full of slow motion nonsense, flying metal dragonflies and Zimmer's horns. These days filmmakers are convinced visuals make storytelling. They don't. Dialogue does and here there's not a single line I remember.
OP asked for unpopular opinions and you've delivered.
Upvoted you because of that and not because I agree with you (I strongly disagree as a matter of fact).
The Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, started out great with it's first movie and then it plumed straight down with the two next ones.
Tho it's a show and watched only the first season, but Star Trek: Lower Decks is kinda ruining the whole Star Trek world to me.
It's an OK cartoon, not bad at all. but so not Star Trek to me, at least the first season wasn't. I get it, it's the "Go" of the series, the cool and hip genz implementation, you either like it or not, and honestly, I kinda like it, but not as Star Trek.
E.T. is decent at best. I wanted to watch it as a young kid, but wasn't allowed. By the time I finally watched it, I found it fell short of my expectations and I found it quite dull. Super 8 was also a middling film, but I thought it was slightly better than E.T.