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In what universe is Con Air a masterpiece![]()
The one where Showgirls is also a masterpiece
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In what universe is Con Air a masterpiece![]()
Space Jam has got 38% on rotten tomatoes.
38%!
The one where Showgirls is also a masterpiece![]()
At least it won several awards in its debut.Mourinho's United![]()
I like the thing and it's maybe a cult classic but far from a masterpiece, in my mind.Blade Runner and John Carpenters The Thing were both slated by critics on release and are now regarded as classics.
Is it necessary to bring up this tiresome discussion every single time they are mentioned.They've stolen a ton of other people music and pass it off as their own.
Les Miserables got panned initially.
Bullhead
What masterpiece has he released?Post Malone.
He was starting to get respected at the very end of his life but really became famous once he committed suicide.
What masterpiece has he released?
But I do find it amusing you saw the thread and thought; "Post, Post Malone"
Patrice Evra
I still think 2001's rubbish. And I'm a sci-fi fan.
Leftovers. That show will be worshiped in a few years
Eyes Wide Shut is definitely not a masterpiece but I actually really liked it. In my opinion there are two reasons why it was so poorly received by critics.
1 - It was Kubrick’s last film and expectations were crazy high.
2 - Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman being cast.
Interesting fact. Even though Cruise and Kidman were married at the time, their sexual chemistry was apparently so bad that Kubrick hired couple counsellers and sex therapists to help them seem more plausible in the romantic scenes. Needless to say their marriage didn’t last.
I completely understand why most people don’t like it. I am a Kubrick fan and it obviously goes without saying it’s nowhere near his best but there’s something about the omnious atmosphere which really drew me in. I got the same kind of feeling with The Ninth Gate as well.It was one of the worst films I have ever had the displeasure to see. I'm not a Kubrick fan but this is by far his worst film (of the ones I have seen). In fact this is the first time I have ever seen anyone like it at all. When I saw it half the theater walked out through boredom.
During his lifetime, Franz Kafka burned an estimated 90 percent of his work. After his death at age 41, in 1924, a letter was discovered in his desk in Prague, addressed to his friend Max Brod. “Dearest Max,” it began. “My last request: Everything I leave behind me . . . in the way of diaries, manuscripts, letters (my own and others’), sketches and so on, to be burned unread.” Less than two months later, Brod, disregarding Kafka’s request, signed an agreement to prepare a posthumous edition of Kafka’s unpublished novels.
The third season scored 98% on Metacritic, it hasn't been hated, maybe underappreciated.
What masterpiece has he released?
But I do find it amusing you saw the thread and thought; "Post, Post Malone"
Shawshank Redemption.
Bombed at the cinema so went to video not long after.
Word of mouth got it where it is now.
It's also incredibly well shot. So much so, that you could make 1000 different posters from the scenes.Better than straight to video but I have no idea why it is so popular. Thta said it got positive reviews when released and didn't do that badly at the cinema albeit brilliantly. A decent simple film from a very good Stephen King short story.