Unpopular Opinions about Movies (and Television Shows)

Season 1 of Agent Carter was great. Season 2 was, ok. But yeah, Agents gets better.

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I almost cried at goodbye my darling

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I actually enjoyed all of the 5 Transformers movies. I know their flaws, but they are all around 7 or more.

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I didn’t enjoy the first Godzilla movie when it came out, but now I like it a lot more. I’m excited for the new one, and I don’t care at all if it’s good or not!

I never understood the hype around the original Teen Titans (granted, I never watched it. I can probably understand why considering my experience with Young Justice).

I don’t think Teen Titans Go is horrible. At least the original episodes.

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You mean the fifties ones? Those are crap :stuck_out_tongue:

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Finally somebody that shares my opinion!

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I agree with all of those! I’m not saying I didn’t like the Lego Batman Movie, though, I enjoyed it.

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The first Cars is a good film.

It’s the other Cars I have a problem with.

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@EmperorDuckie, I actually do like Master of Disguise!
I like Terrance Howard’s James Rhodes more than Don Cheadle’s.
Toy Story 2 is the worst Toy Story by far.
Iron Fist is pretty good, though still definitely the worst Marvel Netflix show (except perhaps Jessica Jones season 2).
I’d be more hyped for another Bill & Ted than another John Wick.
The '98 Godzilla is drastically better than the 2014 one.
Spider-Man 3 is better than 2.
Rick & Morty Season 3, while containing the leas great episodes, contained the highest average quality on the good episodes. Also, all of Season 3 was better than Interdemensional Cable 2.
The Giver (the book) sucks, though the movie is just bland and average.
Green Slime has the greatest movie theme song.
The 80s GI Joe movie is the third best 4th of July movie.

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Excellent!

Plays air guitar in hope that it will actually happen

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I absolutely like the Star Wars prequel trilogy, even that I still know that these movies have sequences with bad dialogue and strange plot-points etc.
I also like Jar-Jar Binks :laughing:

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I wasn’t very impressed with Incredibles 2. Seemed like they tried to pull an Iron Man 3, only it didn’t work as well. Underminer and Screenslaver were great for the bits they were in!

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I really, really don’t like Steven Universe. I think there’s a lot of potential and good ideas with what they do, but everything about they way they do and handle things is just horrible.

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As an avid fan of the show that’s been following it since before it started getting ā€œgood.ā€ aka season two
I kinda agree with you.

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Here are most of the problems I have with it.

The shot composition is mediocre at best, and uses way too much shot reverse shot. It’s nothing but flat, uninteresting straight on angles.

Every aspect of the show is plagued with horrible inconsistencies. The animation is so inconstant and goes off model so often, every animator working on the show would have been fired had they been working on nearly any other show.

The usage of powers, abilities, and tools among the characters is more inconsistent than Generation 1 Transformers.

The tone is constantly shifting, often several times in a single episode. At one point, they main cast is faced with the literal end of the world but manage to still make time for goofy filler shenanigans.

And I haven’t even gotten to the characters yet. Of which there are two I really don’t like.

Lars is one of the most despicable, unlikable, intolerable, unforgivable, piece of trash characters I have ever seen in any cartoon. Every episode he appeared in prior to his redemption he acted like the absolute worse person, and yet every time the episode expects you to feel bad for him, and then what little development he may have gotten in his last episode is completely gone by the next one.

And Steven. Oh where do I begin with Steven. I absolutely hate his attitude on people. Every time a new gem shows up and tries to destroy the planet, he tries to give them a second chance because everyone deserves a chance for redemption, and deep down they’re really a good person! But the moment any human character acts mildly unpleasant or rude to someone else, oh they can just go straight to the pit… Unless of course it’s Lars.

And it doesn’t help that he’s shoehorned into every single episode. The Steven exclusive perspective the show has makes everything so restricted. Absolutely nothing can happen without Steven. Everything has to revolve around him like he’s some special little snowflake and I hate it. Have an episode that focuses just on Peridot and Lapis, or the off colors. Let literally anyone else get some time in the spotlight without forcing Steven into it.

Edited for language by Prentice1215

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thats the only reason I liked him to be honest.

Steven Universe is heavily flawed i mean most shows have flaws as well but I enjoy it. I’ve been following it for such a long time, I kinda wanna just stay along with the ride to get it over with.

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I’ve seen only up to the cluster episode with the drill, and maybe a couple episodes after. It used to be my favorite show for the complex plot that is largely absent in other CN shows. I would love the chance to watch more!

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Speaking of SU, am I the only one who thinks that the latest episodes started to get annoying?

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Personally I find most of the town focused filler episodes to be annoying, and they take up about 70 percent of the show.

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Is it unpopular that I didn’t like the Doctor Stramge ending?

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