The budget was big enough, it needs better writing and directing. I’m fascinated by the orcs and elvesI really liked Bright for what it was. All those reviewers exposed themselves for trying it sound like it straight garbage. The title on some of the reviews were saying stuff like "Worse movie ever?" "Early candidate for worse movie of the year" crap like that. The movie wasn't great, but I enjoyed it. I want to see what they can do with a bigger budget.
shyt was trash and tried to used nostalgia as a cheap way to get anfrom audience members.
“CHUCKY IS FIGHTING MEGATRON!”
“DID YOU SEE REN AND STIMPY?!”
“LOOK AT ALL THESE CAMEOS!!!”
What a weak, corny, lazy ass movie.Worst part is that some people like it.
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Roma met the requirements though.IF Netflix wants Oscar contention, all it needs to do is meet the minimum requirements for theatrical release. If they do that, I don't have a problem with it. If they don't, then FUKK NO. Let them compete in the Emmys & Globes like every other Network produced movie. That's all to it. HBO, Showtime, Time Warner Turner Networks, Disney, and whoever the parent studios are for Hallmark & SyFy have been producing straight to TV movies for decades, so how is it any different from Netflix? Most of teh Netflix films are the straight-to-video films that cable stations have always had.
Why have special treatment for Netflix? If they are so huge, they can easily get a limited release for 1-2 weeks, or whatever the minimum is. How many great straight-to-video movies have you seen, and never even thought about Oscars?
And what happens when every studio pulls all of their content off Netflix and 75% of the people unsubscribe? No one will care then.
He mad
And the irishman is gonna win some for sure and I’m positive he won’t say a god damn thing about one of the GOATS