This could turn it around for Adam Sandler indeedIt may have ploughed $60 million into the film and only released it three days ago, but Netflix seems to already be trying to pretend Adam Sandler spoof Western The Ridiculous 6 never happened.
Apparently pretty hastily put together with some dodgy CGI, the movie co-stars Terry Crews, Taylor Lautner and Luke Wilson and most of its jokes revolve around donkey excrement...
At the time of writing, The Ridiculous 6 has disappeared from mine and several others' Netflix homepage carousel, and can?t even be found among many ?Trending Now?, 'Popular on Netflix' or ?Recently Added? sections.
Granted, these are all algorithm-based, but when pushing a new show Netflix will often try to promote its original content even if it doesn't 100% fall in line with what you've watched before, and you'd think 'Recently Added' would work fairly independently from taste.
The film still ostensibly has an average 4-star rating among viewers, but a glance at the multitude of 1-star user reviews paints a different picture.
'Seems like they forgot to put the jokes in this one,' one reads. 'And the acting. And plot. Anything, really.'
I logged into netflix a few hours ago and it was right there, top of the home page and recommended list. Maybe the people who don't get that just don't like funny movies.Netflix buries The Ridiculous 6 after being branded ~unwatchable" by critics and viewers | News | Culture | The Independent
This could turn it around for Adam Sandler indeed
Mel Brooks, or another white guy wouldn't be allowed. The Wayan brothers might be able to do a low budget one.They couldn't even make a Blazing Saddles type movie in todays society, that's how offensive it was. If you think otherwise you really need to rewatch it with a different perspective that racisim is satire.
I love me some Blazing Saddles but I'm not blind to the fact that that shit would never get made today. It's along the same lines hon how we will never have anything on the same level as "Married with Children" ever again.
Mel got slack then, but the Jew card was full trump card then... it's lost some of its power if used now.Earlier Sandler films had narratives (albeit predictable ones), were more focused on his character and perhaps a couple others with minor roles. There were too many characters, and too many 'bits' jammed into movie that limit the viewer from getting to know the protagonist and see him grow.
Mel Brooks, or another white guy wouldn't be allowed. The Wayan brothers might be able to do a low budget one.
Wasn't there a new moonbat trolling shaw time rule?Mel Brooks is Jewish?