10 Movies That Pissed You Off Straight Away

[@BarnabyJones07]

This is the first time Ive ever heard anyone say anything bad about the beginning of the Avengers.

[@Fools_Requiem]

are we really shitting on the fantastic opening of The Avengers?!

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

Are you really expecting quality from WhatCulture?

[@Fools_Requiem]

@MyRegardsToTheDodo I expect AI scriptwriting to not come up with random bullshit that no one has ever muttered or posted on the internet.

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

@@Fools_Requiem That's exactly what AI does.

[@cedricbrookins4851]

No one had a problem with the avenger opening .who make these list.

[@Fools_Requiem]

@@cedricbrookins4851 AI program, likely

[@mqsiti8849]

Jules

[@joelbest2424]

The Avengers opening was great and set up the rest of the movie(s) perfectly.

[@edgecrusher018]

Seriously. Terrible take.

[@ViewerOnline101]

I literally never heard a single person complain or be upset about the opening to The Avengers.

[@rsrocha1984]

Whatculture is really going down the path of Whatchmojo...

[@caphowdy666]

WhatCulture gotta WhatCulture

[@RoninNight]

@@caphowdy666 YUP, the one per list to drive the comments/engagement

[@patrickdoyle6201]

It might not be perfect BUT between that opening and introducing each of the characters and the connections & relationships for anyone who might have missed even one movie at that point, it was impressive especially since they even managed to legitimately put a GHOSTBUSTERS reference in there as well 👻

[@rogeliofelix13]

Same

[@Uncultured_Barbarian465]

The Avengers opening? Really? Who made this list?

[@jennydow3169]

Jonathan Majors

[@patrickdoyle6201]

​@@jennydow3169*THIS COMMENT SLAPS!* 😉😹

[@CantankerousOldMan]

KZbin says this was posted 42 minutes ago. It really feels like I've watched this exact video before.

[@hazerdoescrap]

Yeah, I was thinking that like 3 entries in and then guessed the 4th.....

[@carastone3473]

I felt the same. I’m sure it’s a repost.

[@Miss_Patron]

I definitely watched this exact title yesterday

[@johnmeneses7039]

The wonders of AI

[@joshuadickinson]

Did you notice how it cut out before the guy was even done speaking.

[@carastone3473]

Terminator: Dark Fate…yes! Killing Jon Connor in the opening scene was blasphemy on par with killing off Hicks & Newt in the opening of Alien 3!

[@tommystrickland6268]

No they tried with his character Newt and Hicks never got that chance and everytime John did after part3 it ended up being awful

[@jongrover8763]

Sequel death is really annoying. I would add in Men In Black 2. The female love interest/protagonist did not die and was just reassigned or went back to normal life I don't remember but it was really annoying.

[@edgecrusher018]

This movie has been in like 15 lists in the last few months

[@MrJerks93]

The Dark Fate turn didn't really bother me. Sarah Conner was the original protagonist of the franchise. John was more of an idea and a reverse MacGuffin than an actual character. Even when they moved the franchise forward in time all the tension was about protecting or saving him.

[@RobertGreenwald]

How about Kingsmen: The Golden Circle when the villain pretty much repeats what happened in the first movie by killing nearly all the agents, this time including Roxy who was unceremoniously taken out by a missile? Or Alien 3, when right off the bat we learn both Hicks and Newt died. NEWT! The whole reason for the events of the climax of Aliens! What was the point!?

[@DementedCaver]

After ALIEN and ALIENS the beginning of ALIEN 3 made me a bit angry.

[@geraldmartin7703]

Alien shouldn't have had sequels.

[@theneoreformationist]

Actually, every single alien movie directly undid the victory of the previous movie in the timeline (except covenant which undid it's own victory), to the point where it's really a series staple! At first this really bothered me, especially in Alien 3, but I've grown to accept that it follows the theme of the alien always winning and that victory is never truly victory.

[@dhenderson1810]

I heard that it took a long time to do "Aliens 3", so long that the Hicks actor had moved onto other things and the Newt actress had aged out that it would be obvious she is much older than the previous movie. So what were they meant to do if the actors are unavailable? It wasn't like "Let's just not have them".

[@andrewquick4176]

I LOVE ALIEN 3

[@DementedCaver]

ALIEN 3 should at least be an honorable mention, because that movie pissed me off straight away. Perhaps WhatCulture did not see that one.

[@jongrover8763]

Sequel induced death is annoying.

[@Dashdecent]

No honourable mention about it. Straight to the top of the chart.

[@rsrocha1984]

they put avengers but didnt put Alien 3? Yeah, whatculture going full on whatchmojo.

[@themayhemofmadness7038]

One of the things that made John Carpenter’s Halloween so iconic was the fact that Michael Myers was an apparently normal boy from an apparently normal family, who just suddenly killed his older sister. No exposition. No explanation. No backstory to explain his killing as a result of trauma or abuse. Just, here is this young boy, around 10-11, who suddenly decided to kill his sister. It made the idea that he was just plain evil so much more terrifying. And Michael Myers much less sympathetic. Movies 4, 5, and Rob Zombie robbed us of that intense and imaginative fear. The sequels 4 & 5 did it by claiming he was cursed by a cult and had no choice. He was being used. Zombie’s version did it by creating a narrative that he grew up in an extremely toxic family household with an abusive father and a mentally unstable mother, as well as him being constantly bullied by his sister at home and his classmates at school. He then snapped and became evil. Leaving people to wonder “Gee, if his family live hadn’t been so horrible, would he have still been a killer?” And while there are many people who become killers after suffering severe abuse as a child, there are also people who never suffered abuse and were just born sociopaths or psychopaths. And while in real life they are equally terrifying, when it comes to fictional film and screen, the idea of not knowing which one it is (born or created), is far more frightening than knowing the definitive answer. Especially if that answer is that they became evil because others did evil and cruel things to them.

[@Fools_Requiem]

@themayhemofmadness7038 Nothing about the John Carpenter Mike Myers is realistic. Kids don't suddenly stab family members. If the kid were psychopathic, someone would have noticed. Kids are still every receptive, regardless of psychosis. They may lack empathy, but they'll still understand the difference between right and wrong if their parents did their jobs. John Carpenter's Myers is not a sociopath. He's the human incarnation of evil. Sociopaths don't magically survive things humans should die from. Human beings do not wander through people's homes and kill unsuspecting people while kids are running around trick-or-treating.

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

Terminator: Dark Fate got positive critical responses? Seems I missed them completely. I also don't remember any fans being excited about Star Wars Rise of Skywalker, not after The Last Jedi.

[@efremkirk9735]

As long as movies tick checkboxes 'critics' will give positive reviews

[@HighHeelKnight]

02:05 = "Referencing a mysterious broadcast that he made that isn't even included in the movie but was actually aired in the video game F--- a few days before the film's release." 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂🤷‍♂🤷‍♂ The word, "Fortnite", was cut from Jules's audio track. WAZUPWITDAT!?

[@Windwalker88]

Thought i was having a stroke for a minute

[@kleingreenlee]

I'd say Eternals got off easy on this list.

[@jaylee9552]

Honestly I think it could have worked as a TV series. But there was no way they were going find a satisfying way to put all of that in one moive, and it shows in the end result we got.

[@Dopecheetah]

@@jaylee9552It should have absolutely been a TV show. There were too many characters to introduce in a one movie. Also there could been a whole episode about how that deviant or whatever it is called got sentience.

[@williambryant6175]

I think the only reason there hasn’t been a ‘Everything Wrong with Eternals In x Minutes’ video is because it’d be pretty much the runtime of Eternals (minus ending credits’

[@boyspicegaming]

@@williambryant6175cinemasins has a everything wrong with eternals videos

[@patrickdoyle6201]

ETERNALS should have been a series & INHUMANS should have been a movie. That said, ETERNALS might have worked with a better soundtrack, say classical music for the older parts and Pink Floyd , Nine Inch Nails, BARENAKED LADIES or whatever for the 1970s and later

[@gsf120098]

How is Alien 3 not on this list??

[@bluegold1026]

I hate it when movies turn once established villains into sympathetic figures. No one asked for it...right?

[@dopefifagoals8312]

Jokers mom got killed by bats

[@Purgar316]

We didn't. But the sympathetic villain was a rarely used movie troupe, so when they popped up, it was refreshing and usually got universal praised. (I.E. bladerunner) But that's become the norm, now all villains need an over the top, but still somehow relatable, tragic back story so we feel for them. It's overplayed. But give it 10 years of the the exact opposite will probably have us complaining that all the villains are kust generic badguys with no logic or reasoning

[@bluegold1026]

@@Purgar316 So it's like a pendulum that'll swing back the other way in due time?

[@alejandropacheco7832]

I think Disney started this crappy trend with Maleficent... All because they made money with that 😅

[@Vindicator18]

Are you sure you didn't get Marvel's The Avengers confused with that bullshit movie from 1997 with Uma Thurman and Sean Connery?

[@bearbryant3495]

And the blasphemy of comparing it to the amazing series from the '60s.

[@jjc5407]

Wasn't it Ralph Fiennes not Sean Connery?

[@Vindicator18]

@@jjc5407 it was, but Connery was the villain.

[@jjc5407]

@@Vindicator18 ah, I'll be honest I can't even remember if I watched it! You can never replace Patrick McNee as Steed!

[@Vindicator18]

@@jjc5407 trust me, don't ever watch it. It is such a confusing movie, it makes Highlander 2 make sense.

[@nixeleth]

Lol Final Destination 3 is actually my favorite because of the amount of build-up, so all of the deaths both at the time of the premonition and then afterwards feel more personal.

[@markkoops2611]

Rise of skywalker really should have been called the phantom menace

[@radzsing]

Final Destination II is why I don't drive behind vehicles carrying any sort of cargo especially those that can slide off and kill me.

[@nixeleth]

I liked The Avengers opening though??? I can't think of anyone complaining about the movie's opening back when it was released, honestly. Ultron got a lot of criticism for other reasons, but nobody said the intro of The Avengers pissed them off.

[@theneoreformationist]

There is literally NOTHING wrong with the opening of The Avengers. In fact, I would say it was 100% the perfect opening. The dialog in the movie is better than any other film in the franchise, with nearly every line memorable and quotable. They weren't afraid of the character tropes, but embraced them.

[@seanbigay1042]

Totally flat? The intro to The Avengers? Since when? WTF?!?

[@ridingnerdy6406]

There were zero expectations for Eternals. From the moment it was announced that Zhao would be directing people were questioning the choice.

[@hartoz]

10:00 Being partially deaf anyway, I walked out of the Theatre during Tenet. I literally couldn't understand a word that was being said. I have watched it recently with Subtitles though.

[@starscreamthecruel8026]

I liked the beginning of The Avengers, considering I hadn't seen ANY of the single character movies yet. So it filled in blanks for those of us who hadn't seen Thor or any of the IronMan movies before seeing The Avengers. Then I had a reason to back and watch the background movies.

[@jongrover8763]

The openings that anger me are the ones where a major character from one movie is summarily removed from its sequel. In the third Alien movie all the survivors except Ripley are simply killed between movies. The second Men In Black movie simple reassigns the female protagonist from the first. I find it annoying.

[@WickedChicken37]

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow having a reporter trying to find out about a group of kidnapped scientists. She interviews a scientist who all but tells her that he is next to be kidnapped and still asks him who is next.

[@martinbuhrer3893]

There may be one Star Wars sequel film on this list already (and deservedly so), but "The Last Jedi" has to be here. People were genuinely excited for this next entry in the saga, and then the balloon just deflates with a horrible yo mama joke. To this day, I still haven't figured out what Rian Johnson was thinking there.

[@GoddessPallasAthena]

OMG . . . Tenet was not only hard to understand but due to NOT being able to understand the dialog (when it's VERY HEAVY on dialog) it made it one of the most frustrating movie.

[@SolarDNA]

Can't agree with you about the Avengers opening, brother. I think its just in your head for some reason, because that opening is epic.

[@Orlando_from_The_Bronx]

Cruella is fun as hell. The garbage truck dress scene is one of the most amazing visuals you'll ever see.

[@unholyperiodza5442]

Batman and Robin when Batman says "This is why Superman works alone!!"

[@beauhodge9942]

The Avengers and Final Destination 3 had great openings!

[@minspy6563]

I know its been said 1000s of times, (so once more wont hurt)...... Killing off Newt and Hicks at the start of Alien 3. 🤦‍♂️

[@jongrover8763]

Very annoying Sequel Death.

[@richshirk4772]

How about when they made an Inspector Gadget movie and immediately showed Dr. Claw's face? F that movie.

[@tim2024-df5fu]

Why would anyone but her immediate family be excited Chloe Zhao was directing a movie, let alone a superhero movie? Her filmography is nothing special.

[@djyanno]

You can also add Last Jedi shitting on what the previous, more successful film, set up in the begining, ruining the whole trilogy that way. Rise of Skywalker is the result of trying to revert back to what was the original story before it was ruined. Did it suck? yes it did, but to say that TLJ had nothing to do with it is wilfull blindness.

[@dragonlynx9969]

This is the first time I hear of anyone complaining about the Avengers' opening scene. 😂 But I never watched agents of shield. Who did? Are they the only ones that got pissed by the opening? And while I know not many people like Final Destination 3, it's a guilty pleasure for me. The opening scene kinda fed my fear of cheap carnival roller coasters. 😅

[@SomewhatSlightlyBored]

honestly i always thought the direction in the opening scene was pretty bad compared to the rest of the film as well, but i've never seen anyone complain about it en masse. most of the complaints are usually about joss whedon being bad at writing villains in general (which he himself has acknowledged). and after having watched all the final destination movies somewhat recently, i'd say the third was the best of the bunch (mainly due to mary elizabeth winstead carrying it better than other leads).

[@cameronhermann9400]

I enjoyed Agents of SHIELD opening

[@IainGibson-h9h]

I wouldn't say I was pissed off, but I remember being worried about the quality of the rest of the film based on that opening when I first watched Avengers. Whedon's not the greatest of directors, but this felt incompetent compared with his other work, and I'd rate it as one of the weakest Marvel film openings.

[@tommystrickland6268]

Final destination is actually a favorite among alot of fans of those movies

[@tankkilla7488]

Agents of shield was great. Avengers was great

[@honegrown1375]

Don't forget the film 'Wanted' which opens with James McAvoy narrating "I used to be a nobody, just like you"

[@dhenderson1810]

Why? Most people are nobodies.

[@honegrown1375]

@dhenderson1810 agreed. But starting any story insulting the viewer makes it difficult to endear to the protagonist

[@lurkerrekrul]

Terminator: Dark Fate - Let's say that they DIDN'T kill John, they have three options; 1. Get Edward Furlong, trainwreck that he is, to play an adult John. 2. Recast John with a different actor. 3. Write John out of the story, avoiding either problem above. Please tell me which of these would have been acceptable to fans.

[@antonysimpson6288]

The best option would have been not to make this pointless and godawful movie in the first place.

[@mage1439]

@@antonysimpson6288 This is the correct option. Nobody on God's earth needed another fucking Terminator.

[@antonysimpson6288]

The first few minutes of Phantom Menace pissed me off and gave me a pretty good idea I'd made a massive mistake paying to go and see it. And I was right.

[@TheJamesLykins]

Wow what an abrupt ending to a video 😂

[@Mr.J.RC90]

Terminator attempted to replace 2 important male characters with 2 great value female versions. John and the T800 protecter.

[@andeeharry]

1:20 Terminator Dark Fate. I saw the movie and I don't remember John Connor's death...but since it runs on a multi timeline thing, I am sure he would be back, but it is a shame that the Arnold retired from Terminator...I am sure this would have been figured out somehow.

[@hippomancy]

I actually was okay with Dark Fate... and Star Wars was perennially disappointing; the prequels, the sequels... Rob Zombie is Rob Zombie, the real disappointment is the studio giving him the reins... I had no issue with opening of Aavengers, feels like someone was mean to you during your first viewing... disliked Final Destination so why sequels?... the Rocky V opening is probably the most realistic boxing world representation... and Eternals were just awful. poorly framed, poorly written, some great actors doing their not-greatest work. did like Sersi, Phastos, Makkari and Sprite... but meh... and Tenet was a film for people to pay attention, to think, ... and goddamnit, it's an Uwe Boll film; plan on being disappointed in some fashion...

[@Worqfis]

Need to add Aliens 3. Nothing in that movie made any sense.

[@deanj.9324]

As someone who loves Nolan films, and has terrible hearing, yes, I have a love hate relationship with Tenet.

[@joshuadickinson]

You should have named the video "10 Movies That Pissed ME Off Straight Away." These are movies that I wouldn't watch because they look like bad movies.

[@persephonesmith3556]

Honestly, Y'all need to start giving at least a short outro. The abrupt stop is a but jarring and well if I am not watching I think that my internet has gone out.

[@whatharmcanitdo]

I've heard it's some kind of KZbin algorithm thing. So many people will skip outros and when they do the views don't entirely count or something like that (I'm just going by what I can remember when this has been brought up in the past) It's all about views and monetisation unfortunately... I do agree that it's very jarring

[@Nx57ytre]

10 Movies That Tried Too Hard Not To Make You Angry.

[@jennaherman3859]

The alone in the dark shown is better than the second one/remake, and Halloweens opening was great for showing how a bad home environment and bullying can negatively affect someone.

[@bonusbaby801]

10 movies that pissed me off straight away??? Any 10 horror movies. Horror movies should be resolved in 3 minutes...JUST LEAVE!!! The only horror movie that made any sense to me was The Nightmare On Elm Street franchise. Because, I don't care how much meth you do...eventually, you HAVE to go to sleep.

[@SpookMrsSpooky]

I can attest to the complaint about Tenet. I really wanted to watch that movie but I couldn't hear a word anyone was saying. I bailed about 20 minutes in. There are some albums that have been released in the last ten years where they embedded the vocals in with the guitars. CAN'T HEAR THE VOCALS. Shitty sound mixing, I HATE it.

[@murder.simulator]

The CGI of the emperor on Exegol was horrible. Every time lightning flashed his face changed

[@MattSaysHello]

The decision by Disney to resurrect Palpatine will be studied for generations

[@dhenderson1810]

Abrams planned to use Snoke as the final joss, but Johnson killed him off in the second one. Besides, a resurrected Clone Palpatine appeared in Dark Horse Star Wars comics in the 90s. I remember reading one where he turns Luke to the Dark Side and it had a Luke v Leia ligjtsaber fight, but Luke only pretended to be evil to trick the Emporer. So it really isn't an original idea.

[@mage1439]

@@dhenderson1810 But I also have to say, there's a difference between doing a story in the EU and doing one in the movies. Bringing Pulpy Palpy back in the movies was a bad move.

[@dhenderson1810]

@mage1439 The difference is that it is considered cool by SW to bow at the altar of Timothy Zahn and think that he is more of a genius than George Lucas himself, whereas it is also cool online to hate Disney for being powerful, rich and successful by those who will never be any of those things, and who wish for Disney to become bankrupt as a victory to socialism. Timothy Zahn could have a criminal record and say that the earth is flat, and you SW fans would worship him. Also books never get the scrutiny that movies get, because books aren't as popular, so it isn't as satisfying as cutting a tall poppy like a movie. If you think there is a difference and it is okay for one to do it, and not the other, then that is a "you" problem.

[@jjc5407]

@@dhenderson1810 the difference is that a lot of folk like Zahn's sequel trilogy aka The Thrawn Trilogy because they were well written, respectful and coherent, 3 things Disney's lamentable efforts are anything but.

[@jjc5407]

@@dhenderson1810 Disney have taken all the worst ideas form the EU and ignore any of the good ones. Palpatine being resurrected, Han and Leia's son turning to the Dark Side, a superweapon more powerful than the Death Stars...

[@MGower4465]

Worst thing about Rocky V, naming the NGT kid "Tommy Gunn"

[@Unknown_Pie]

And Palp's broadcast wasn't even a Star Wars video game, it was Fortnite!

[@lucaleone4331]

Everyone already seems to have the same opinion on Avengers so I wont touch that one. But I didnt see anything wrong with Cruellas either. I wasnt exactly expecting a deep reason for her to hate dogs so much so I wasnt fuming the whole movie like "Wow THATS how theyre addressing this" or whatever lol I liked Cruella.

[@dopefifagoals8312]

This whole list doesn’t make sense… how is avengers on here who did it piss off? Cause it was shot poorly? Lol… what culture u have lost your way and lost any good ideas

[@andeeharry]

2:19 Emperor Palpatine returns somehow According to the book and lore, he used a Sith ritual to protect his consciousness before death by transferring it to the Sith Homeworld Exegol where he suffered a lot while he cloned himself. and because the process was messy, there was a major delay in returning since the cloned bodies decayed quickly. It took a while to figure out a solution to it.

[@jjc5407]

If the lore isn't in the movie then who gives a toss? Seriously the general audience shouldn't need to do homework in order to understand a film. Oh and that explanation is woeful! A Sith ritual that can transfer consciousness at the moment of death halfway across the galaxy. Please. And why would his clones look like he did after his encounter with Mace Windu? It's absolute nonsense by hacks trying to make sense of Abram's ridiculous decision to bring him back. And don't get me started on how bringing him completely destroyed Anakin Skywalker's entire story arc in the original movies (i.e. actual Star Wars). He ultimately fulfils his destiny as the Chosen One by destroying the Sith... oh no he didn't do that after all. Sidious survived.

[@andeeharry]

@@jjc5407 Good point, yeah, this was updated in 2021, so I guess not. It just feels like a band aid movement from producers to shut the fans up. I know dark magic is hard to figure out, but the Emperor looks like that this time because the event was torturous that affected his mind and soul.

[@jjc5407]

@@andeeharry dark magic? It's not Harry Potter! Mind you C-3PO do his best Dobby impression in The Force Awakens...

[@andeeharry]

@@jjc5407 I know it isn't. I just replying from what I am reading, sorry

[@jjc5407]

@@andeeharry my reply wasn't aimed at you so much as it was aimed at Disney.

[@whysoserious26789]

I thought you were talkin to men but it's kid section sarah conor avengers starwars jesus dude. This video seriously pissed me off.....

[@LordKohaegan]

I loved the first Rob Zombie Halloween, I actually think it's the best Halloween movie to be truthful, much better than the laughable newest Halloween Ends. The Rob Zombie second Halloween was terrible though.

[@MIKELIN8]

The Rose Of Skywalker was a total slog. Not much about it made much sense.

[@DanielSelk]

...uh...Cruella was a GREAT film! And a lot of this list is...yeah, no. Avengers is great. Final Destination 3's disaster made me legit scared of roller coasters for a while.

[@TheTriumfAnt]

At the beginning of Dark Fate, Sarah Conner would never sit with her back to the beach. That's the most obvious direction any threat would come from. It's unlikely she could have stopped the T800, but she would have seen it earlier and warned John, allowing him some time to attempt to escape. That annoyed me more than John dying.

[@zymir5494]

Now now … I thought rob zombies Halloween was one of the best renditions of the franchise lol

[@Mcflyzx]

It honestly is. I prefer watching it over Halloween, Kills , Ends and its a nice watch with friends , better than the original in that regard.

[@MrHeiska01]

It is after the opening.

[@jaylee9552]

Agreed, it is better written than most of the others, and frankly, the lore makes more sense

[@kevinclapson]

While Abrams should own his part of the mess that is the sequel trilogy, I can't hang episode 3 around his neck. He was basically stuck doing a considerable amount of damage control after episodes 8 complete disregard for its position as the middle of a trilogy. Episode 9 was never going to pan out well.

[@jjc5407]

Abrams is a complete hack who should never have been allowed anywhere near Star Wars. The same goes for Kathleen Kennedy. How they didn't have the story for a trilogy all planned from the outset is unbelievable. No continuity of vision and just making it all up as they went along was always going to a be a recipe for disaster... and it doesn't get any bigger of disaster than what Disney have done to Star Wars.

[@kevinclapson]

@jjc5407 JJ played his role in it, but by far the bigger issue was Kennedy.

[@MJAussie360]

In fairness Cruella was done pretty damn good, it's one of the only decent on they've tried in recent years. Jules sounds like he's either running out of idea or getting kinda petty in his years

[@jaysonsoto1814]

Pirates of the Caribbean 2, "You know the nice results you were happy about at the end of part 1? Yeah that's all flushed down the toilet now."

[@prof.thiagoalmeida1226]

The rollercoaster disaster in Final Destination 3 is one of the more iconics in the series wtf

[@russellthomas1216]

Palpatine was a clone ... but possessed by the same soul/force. Imagine Obi Wan had a clone body to possess instead of just being a consciousness within the force.

[@SergioHernandez-le8wp]

Rocky V didn't piss me off. It was just sad. You go through so much with Rocky in the previous movies that this fate makes his life feel like a tragedy more than a success

[@DirtyKingKob]

10:47 i remember this one coming out. I remember one review this movie. It was, 'the characters are almost never alone, and it is not very dark'

[@AceOThorns]

Didn't have any problems with the opening of Avengers, but Eternals? As the BBFC certification screen went to black, I said to myself "Just be true to Jack Kirby's vision, and we'll be fine, and you can set up mutants and a whole bunch of other-" And then we got the opening crawl, and a movie that compared very poorly to the original concept. It gets a pass because of the post-credits scene, and Patton Oswalt's epic rendition of PIP THE TROLL.

[@Ad-skip]

I absolutely loved Tenet. Never noticed an issue with the audio mix until people started talking about it. Maybe the audio mix was better in IMAX, which is where I saw it.

[@bobsacamano7653]

Too many superhero movies buried in CGI have me not going to theaters in years

[@VincentMurphy000]

Nolan movie with sound issues? What a surprise.

[@stephenwise]

I saw “The Avengers” on opening night and was very attuned to pop culture reactions at that time. I recall no one complaining about the opening scenes.

[@michaelangus5602]

They really are the movies that pissed YOU off straight away

[@WaddedBliss]

Tbf, how could anyone tell Rocky had brain damage. Stallone sounds like he has anyway.

[@marvindaughtry6237]

I fell asleep watching Tenet twice. It made no sense, and the main actor couldn't act.

[@Pilaspilas911]

Rocky V is basically the real life tragedy of Mike Tyson; he does have permanent brain damage and he is broke af until he agreed to "fight", sacrificing everything he believes for survival (which I am absolutely not judging as I would have made the same decision if I was in his shoes).

[@dhenderson1810]

Rocky V is no longer considered canon. "Rocky Balboa" is the canon follow on from "Rocky IV".

[@LostScarf]

No one hated the avengers opening, this is a lie to make us comment on it

[@PapaBPoppin]

2:54 After seeing Malcolm McDowell's look again here, now I want to see a Lumis portrayal by Stellan Skarsgård

[@protiliusproductions]

Dark Fate: I laughed and loved it. Ride of skywalker: If it works… don’t kill it, lol Halloween: After House of a 1000 corpses? I just avoid his films. Cruella: Anything going live action after a childhood favourite is avoided with prejudice. Avengers: You Shut Your Dirty Mouth!!! (hands you soap.) Final Destination 3: All death here is wanted and enjoyable. Rocky 5: There were 5 of these? The Eternals: I fall asleep to this every night… out in 5 minutes every time. Still don’t know how it ends. Tenet: Sound mix was awesome… especially the OST. Never had any problems understanding anything. Alone in the dark: What a train wreck. A train wreck slamming into the side of a mountain while a plane flies into it.

[@Noland55]

The Eternals was a great movie. However, it would have been better to precede the movie with smaller episodes on Disney + introducing the characters.

[@nekot9274]

Can say that Avenger started on a low key.

[@Downhuman74]

Oh god, they turn John Connor into a freaking Terminator in Genesys. Nothing worse than that. Also, you completely struck out on the official explanation on the Palpatine thing - it's revealed in the novelization that he's a clone that Palpatine projected his essence into at the moment of his death. One of many he created over the years in the event he was killed. But the clones are flawed and cannot contain his essence and begin to decay over time - you can see this in the movie as the clone he is currently inhabiting is falling apart. One line of dialogue could have fixed this in the movie - weird that Abrams chose to ignore it.

[@MrDArkNsXXy]

I’ve always liked that version of Halloween lol. I get it. It’s not good. But i like it

[@goingrogue2236]

As a huge Halloween fanatic, I quite liked Rob Zombie's Halloween. Also as a huge Halloween fanatic, I quite despised Rob Zombie's Halloween II.

[@mlongpre100]

1:30 this reasoning is what turned me right off the 'walking dead' Alpha and the whisperers are controlling armies if the dead....somehow

[@andyradart8498]

Oddly I know what you mean about the beginning of Avengers, it was a little underwhelming on first watch, though, I've never heard anyone actually complain about it, and were expectations through the roof for Chloe Zhao directing The Eternals, not something I remember? For me Wakanda Forever should be in the list, when T'Challa dies of stupidity

[@TheSamLowry]

"...it does find its FOOTing almost immediately afterwards as this scene then shifts to Black Widow..." Heh heh. I see what you did there.

[@paulmattingley2140]

Edward Furlongs career died long before Dark Fate

[@EvilGav]

"the Marvel cinematic universe wouldn't be what it is today" . . . a broken mess that has no real idea where it's going and has lost almost all sense of how to make a coherent story that isn't just a stepping stone to the next movie?

[@christopherortiz9330]

The Avengers? What did you expect, Loki's invasion right away?

[@sethmober]

You knew Disney was just virtue signaling when Chloe Zhao got the gig to direct Eternals. An unexperienced female director at the helm of what was suppose to be an Avengers level film

[@PulpVision]

The entire Eternals movie pissed me off!

[@Windwalker88]

Avengers? What kinda stuff are you guys using at the offices?