Movies you hated but critics loved

why'd they hate it? :\

Brad Pitt's an acting legend tbf, although really peaked i think at the turn of the century e.g. fight club and snatch

Some sjw nonsense about its portrayal of racism.

Did you see Babel?! I need you to see this if you haven't I will even link you to the film WITH subtitles g!

So good just rewatched it after 10 yrs looking for it

http://www.subsmovies.com/watch?movie=0449467 watch

If you dont understand it and see it, basically it's interlinked storylines that connect in the end:

4 countries, 4 stories that end in tragedy :\

But not in vain it's good.

Pitt and Blanchett are husband and wife. And they go to Morocco for holiday after a fight cuz he cheated on her. Well they leave their kids wth their Mexican nanny in US. She needs to go to Mexico for her only son's wedding. But she has no US visa, she is illegal. Something bad happens to her in Mexico, can she come back to US...do the kids make it back to US...? You'll see

She would've been able to go just fine but Pitt is stuck in Morocco because Blanchett was hurt, won't say how. So she crosses the border...So now the international police need to track down the owner of the gn to see if it's a terrorist militia...The owner is a good dude in Japan, and his troubled deaf daughter is examined throughout the film because the owner ignores her :\ Well their stories all revolve around guns and how if there was no gun in the 1st place this wouldn't have happened to any of them...

the swedish one was all right, why'd you not like it? I think there's an american version but I dont like the girl.

Lmao Amelie was just...it can't be considered a classic JUST because it had that colouring the film was dead and unfunny. Actually what was it about again? lol A weird...woman..virgin? ...falls for this...dude..while...trying to do...something?? lmao

Anything about US and catching terrorists. They are **** boring and lies.

Anything about being black. Like The Help. Precious. Just so

Anything about space like Interstellar, Gravity (they are literally the same: dude and chick floating around. Actually I didn't see either, maybe they're diff but I am 100% not interested blegh)

Anything with Leonardo Da Vinci Cappucino in it



On the flip side why has no one from Harry Potter got awards for starring in that :'(

Interstellar = GOAT film

I found it very boring, although I did like the story, I didn't like the way it was told.

lol, I fell asleep twice watching amelie, I remember it being about a sheltered girl who finds this weird guy who collects pictures or something along those lines.

Cambridge dictionary definition:
a period of ten years, especially a period such as 2010 to 2019

To help with that

Period:

a length of time

First part is important as it shows that it doesn't refer to specific years but that it just means a measure of time.

Alright alright brace yourself but i haven't seen it... BUT i've meant to for while. It's by Alejandrogonzalo... director of Birdman and Revenant so i take you're promise that it's worth it as the absolute truth. Plus if there's a guy who loves that non-linear multi coverging narrative **** it's me.. Magnolia and Pulp Fiction ripped my face off of my face. Thanks for you're recommendation man ill give it a look tomorrow

Fight club, Godfather 1, Avatar and Frozen

I'm not talking about popular movies here but movies which won awards, Oscars and revieved high ratings on rotten tomatoes or imdb

For me its the one who flew over the cuckoos nest
It was a complete bore fest, I actually don't mind slow paced movies but I felt like nothing significant happened on the movie
The main character was an a hole and people say the movie was meant to be symbolic of male oppression but it was so boring uninteresting and I didn't enjoy it one bit
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