1. The Matrix is an overrated film and is mostly style over substance.
2. The Tim Burton Batman movies are alright at best.
3. Jesse Eisenberg is not a very good actor and can only play an awkward smartass.
4. The Spider-Verse films are good, but not worth being in the IMDB top 100.
5. Oppenheimer is dull and very overrated.
6. Keanu Reeves is more boring and monotone now than he was 20-30 years ago.
7. Steven Spielberg is a hit-and-miss director.
8. Django, Kill Bill, Inglourious Basterds, and Reservoir Dogs are all better than Pulp Fiction.
9. Temple of Doom gets too much hate and is almost just as iconic as Raiders and Last Crusade.
10. The newer Pixar movies are glorified cotton candy.
I would also say that Kingdom of the crystal skull, while inferior to the original trilogy, is a fine movie.
Was it a fun movie? Yes, but it pales in comparison to say last crusade or even temple of doom
I just don't.
And also THANK YOU for saying pulp fiction is overrated. Tarantino has so many better films.
As for the spider verse films, i have to disagree. I think they will be looked back upon as a turning point for animation because of how influential they are. You can see theri influence in every dreamworks project since. They are extremely well animated, complex, culturally relevant, and overall great movies
How about this for a spicy opinion? The Oscars are pretty much a joke nowadays. Almost no cultural relevancy.
The old books were SO good. They were cheap and had hundreds of pages of records. I spent many hours as a kid pouring over them.
There have been several changes in the decades since, all for the worse. Apparently they just sell records for cash now.
As a contribution: every Nolan movies are long, pretentious and pompous, saved only by strong cast and neat photography.
I think the Star Wars franchise is overdone now, there are too many movies that are getting ever more obscure.
Don't get me wrong, there are some great films, I just think there are too many.
3 are epic, and enough.
3 more were OK, and not on every points.
And that's it, the rest doesn't exist.
Guess which ones I would save :)
Agree on Tim Burton, the Spider-Verse films, Oppenheimer, Steven Spielberg, Tarantino, Indiana Jones and Pixar.