The same thing happens with books: many new novels are just fanfiction of something successful, marketed via algorithmic tropes. Happy ending, found family hashtag hashtag.

For those interested in a longer read on this subject, I recommend Filterworld: How Algorithms Flattened Culture, by Kyle Chayka.

Idk I feel like it was mostly disliked lol

Kung Fu Panda 4.

It’s 1000% this, pure adoration from seemingly the entire industry, hatred from audiences, and one of the most controversial Oscar campaigns ever

The Apprentice feels quite fitting for this, especially given the wider context of the year.

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I feel like this automatically keeps it out of the disliked categories

If we compare to its ancestor, Gladiator II

before you all say this is universally despised, please see the 13 academy award nominations and initial film festival response

The whole dinosaurs roam free was such a great concept but sadly wasnt used that well

I think the idea of people selling dinosaurs was decent, poorly executed since its very slow in the movie and they show only 3 times atleast on JW movies, which is horrible and great since these scenes dont affect much of the lore and because they are LONNNG, like 2hrs of pure "yeah lets sell this dinosaur even tho we know they kill each other and people and are overpowered" could be a great idea if something went wrong, we see that on the indoraptor scene, but who opened the door? An greedy guy, not indoraptor, on dominion Claire does most of the work with Owen BY FREEING THE DINOSAURUS BUT NOT THE DINOS THEMSELFS, i would be great if they broke free and started massacring everyone

Mainland dinosaurs, and I would fix it by having them be mostly spread out in scattered populations across the world's more remote and uninhabited places as otherwise people would just kill them, with encounters in urban areas being due to black markets finding these locations and taking species from them, alongside the smaller species like Microceratus and Compsognathus becoming cosmopolitan and fusing with the ecosystem.

If Rebirth still had to take place on Ile San Hubert, I would make the excuse that a majority of the scattered populations have been found and are placed under quarantine and are patrolled heavily to stop the lucrative black market, urban dinosaurs and for scientific study, with Ile San Hubert being one of them however it is one of the few islands and it is far enough away from any landmass that you would have to be intentionally looking for it to find it, so they just put a restricted air space radio signal and that fence and never mentioned it.

The Cgi was amazing

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

FALL GUY. if you saw it, you loved it.

Deadpool and Wolverine. Wasn’t great, but certainly more people seemed to like it than dislike it.

The Substance

Conclave

The Great Gatsby (2013)

Wall Street

triangle of sadness

Catch Me If You Can

1. cruel intentions
2. knives out
3. Thomas crown affair, either one

Any and all Tarkovsky films made in the Soviet Union, especially Andrei Rublev, Solaris, Stalker

Tarkovsky is a god among directors.  If you have the patience.  I think Russian cinema is a lot like their literature.  It requires patience, but will reward you if you fully engage. 

There are many great Spciet films. It's not just Trakovsky and Eisenstein.

To name some I personally like:

• Seventeen Moments of Spring is a great series with awesome cast.
• July Rain is really good French new wave inspired film.
• Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, Love and Pigeons are legendary films by Vladimir Menshov.
• The Girls, a lighthearted romcom.
• Dersu Uzala, a Kurosawa film but Soviet nonetheless.

Been the stomping ground of two of the most influential voices in international cinema: Eisenstein and Tarkovsky.

For them alone, it's worth exploring.

I just watched Come and See the other day. You can find it in full on YouTube. It is a harrowing experience with some really devasting shots but a great film. Today the lead actor, just a teen at the time of filming, is a shill for Putin's war in Ukraine, which is unfortunately ironic, given that Come and See is often cited among the truly great anti-war movies, even better than Full Metal Jacket in my opinion.

Man with a Movie Camera is my favorite. Great filmmakers but not having the freedom of speech for many years hits it’s films hard.

I recognize Battleship Potemkin, Alexander Nevsky, and that's about it. I'm not an expert, but it definitely feels like the older stuff is a lot more heavily commented on.

I must confess that the pictures reminded me of how limited my knowledge of Soviet cinema is. But while not on the level of Battleship Potemkin, I was haunted by “The Dawns Here Are Quiet.”

Ivan the Terrible.
Battleship Potemkin.
Alexander Nevsky.
War and Peace.
10 Days that Shook the World

War & Peace is my favorite thus far!

Mostly Tarkovsky, but I've got "Come And See" ready to watch. Looking forward to it

So, google Andrei Tarkovsky, then find his list of films.

Then put a blindfold on and pick any movie and your random choice won't be wrong and you will love the movie.

Potemkin is one of the best movies ever made

Stalker was an incredible film. Tarkovsky was one of the best of all time.

Sergei Bondarchuk’s War and Peace is magnificent

I want Dhruva Natchathiram to be released atleast in 2045. (not re-released)

We need a Enthiran and Billa (Ajith) re-release 🙏🙏

Hey dude , our previous cm's movie is releasing, called master or something , oh he looks so much younger back then

Aah finally Kamal releasing his last venture Marudhnayagam. Manifestation for 2045.

Sk - Maaveeran for me