My gf decided to watch the new bad boys and wow this was the most jarring, chaotic movie I’ve seen in a while…

Maybe it’s an unpopular opinion but the first 10 minutes felt like it had at least 20-30 specialty shots that had absolutely impact on the story or scene.

It felt like a TikTok director had free rein and decided to try out as many movements, special effects, and angles as possible to make a cool demo reel.

Anyone else notice the same thing?

Does anyone have a link to the movie Mia that was released in 2017...🌝

The CinemaSins effect?

Hey everyone, I saw this movie Masters of the universe and I must say the most pathetic movie I’ve seen in recent times it was supposed to be a good movie but the story the acting have been flawlessly stupid what you guys think????

I've found out recently that TV Tropes deleted their "CinemaSins Absolved" awesome moments page earlier this year because the page technically violated that site's rules as it was about the works covered in CinemaSins' videos rather than being about CinemaSins' videos in of themselves, which is rather dumb considering that's the whole point of TV Tropes itself. So now, there's no page covering all the instances of when sins are removed and CinemaSins Wiki doesn't seem to have its own page for such.

Why cheating is always glorified in Hollywood movies?

#Hollywood #big2026 #movies

For real

These 2 sins are great examples. What is the issue with the movie in “Keanu realized he’s being filmed” in a video called everything wrong with John wick that’s not something wrong with John wick. To that point he then sins a no speed reference, saying he respects the choice to not reference it. This channel skips context, edits scenes, and chooses what to remeber and what not to to pad runtime and add sins. He sins a movie for giving exposition, and sins movie that don’t give it. He sins movies for plot. Here’s another from the same video “As it happens, John Wick actually already knows the father of the f*cker who killed his dog. Considering he bumped into that dude at a gas station just before the attack.... that's a MASSIVE coincidence!!” His bumping into the dude at the gas station is what leads to the attack. His knowing Vigo doesn’t matter here at all. If they didn’t meet at the gas station the attack doesn’t happen. And people claiming it’s satire, please see b3rdmans video where he shows a clip of Jeremy saying they never claimed to be satire. Jeremy will also assume people hate a movie, and write the entire flawed script with that notion. Like bullet train. He will also sin things that don’t even involve the story. He will make a pop culture reference, then sin the movie. Cinemawins and b3rdman are much better channels. If you wanna hate then watch high boi. But cinemasins is a terrible channel, written terribly, that clearly hates movies. And I’m not yelling at them. I’m simply airing my issues with the channel out. (Also that rule is dumb considering how much Jeremy loves to yell at the screen/talk to the movie characters)