Here are somet that might be controversial, idk...
The new Matrix was an alright action movie, it's just movie plotholes are judged differently depending on which company/studio/etc. you represent.
Tomatometer is a silly way to measure a movie, it awards conformism and punishes character.
Eternals was among the better MCU movies with a unique look and feel to the series, an "evil" side you can empathize or even fully agree with and interesting ethical dilemmas as far as an MCU movie can explore them... The ending felt dumb though.
Movie critics who write down "too dark in mood" "too violent" and etc. as a supposed legit criticism of a movie should be excluded from any review aggregator and just shouldn't write about movies professionally.
Captain Marvel was just your bread and butter MCU movie it only got the hate it got because many ppl got in their feelings too much over what the main actress said in interviews and whatnot.
I understand why the industry won't work with Kevin Spacey anymore and I fully agree with that but what has come out about him doesn't bother me at the least when watching Usual Suspect, American Beauty, Seventh, etc... it's literally them getting into the skin of different characters I can give a fukk if he was a POS all the while.
Knives Out was a solid Agatha Christie-like crime movie, but don't get the cries about Oscars, it was the level of a better Poirot episode.
The Star Wars prequel trilogy was better than the sequel trilogy. Often cringe execution and some goofy looking early 2000s CGI but a lot more memorable scenes, more memorable characters, and even with the logical hiccups a better constructed, better thought out story that had a real arc unlike the sequel trilogy that didn't know what to do with itself even after the second piece (different directors didn't help either).
