Those criticisms are super similar to the criticisms he had for Blade Runner 2049, and I thought that was a fantastic movie.
I immediately dismiss any dip shit that thinks it’s important to put pronouns in their bio.So I'm immediately skeptical of that review for several reasons:
First, he wraps a ton of his criticisms in generalities and cleverly worded puns that actually don't mean much when you parse them out. His writing is unnecessarily dense and hard to decipher, which always makes me suspicious that the writer is more interested in how he's saying something than what he's actually saying. You are writing a review damnit, not the next to James Joyce novel.
Second, a ton of his criticisms seem to be centered around the original source material. He seems (again, it's hard to decipher) like he's suggesting the director should have altered more of the source material to make it fit some type of modern day political agenda. And anybody who would suggest that kind of bullshit immediately falls into my "not worth taking seriously" category.
He does list a few specific criticisms for the actual movie, but not many. Those criticisms are super similar to the criticisms he had for Blade Runner 2049, and I thought that was a fantastic movie.
So, yeah, I'm taking that review with a huge grain of salt.
LLR disagrees
in 2021 critic reviews are pretty much meaningless, but even still I don't have much hope for this movie. I'm hoping its ok but knowing its part 1 of 2 is a realbonermind killer
The book also had Frodo stand up to the Nazgul at that point, telling them to go fuck off. The movie? Not so much.If I remember correctly, its an elf who shows up exactly that one time in the book and has no further appearances in the Trilogy, so they just gave it to Arwen, since its a pretty meaningful moment wasted on someone the audience would otherwise never see again.
I think that's the one where Aragorn falls off a cliff, right? Lol.Two Towers is -not- perfect.. why the fuck would anyone say that? It basically ruined the stoicism of the character that was Faramir. Like I left the theatre going "wtf, why would they do that?" He's never entranced by the ring or what it could do; he finds out the hobbits' mission and lets them go, not obviously tempted and then a dick about it. That scene ruined the entire movie for me.
They are totally doing it for a money grab. Dur.Yep, got suckered into seeing Candyman 2021 because I went by general critic score and didn't do a deep dive.
I'm not personally bothered by the fact that there is a part one and part two to Dune. The only time that stuff bothers me is if they drag it out by adding non-canon shit and it's clear they are doing it just for a money grab.
I scanned through reviews today looking for people who appear to have actually read Dune, and for the people who are just gay movie homos: It appeared people who have actually read Dune, liked it in the same way most of us loved BR2049.‘Dune’ Review: Denis Villeneuve’s Epic Spice Opera Is a Massive Disappointment
Hype is the mind-killer.www.indiewire.com
Just going to leave this here
in 2021 critic reviews are pretty much meaningless, but even still I don't have much hope for this movie. I'm hoping its ok but knowing its part 1 of 2 is a realbonermind killer
Yep. The rest of them simply point out the obvious in too many words. Most critics are the Wal Mart door greeters of the writing world.bout the only critics I listen to are critical drinker and RLM. I don't always line up with them, but usually it's a good indicator.