In our hypercritical society, with scores on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb telling us exactly how we should feel about a movie before we’ve even seen it, it can be hard to go into a movie without expectations.
Oppenheimer is a masterpiece, end of story.
Insidious: The Red Door is the most disappointing entry in the franchise because we’re told it is.
Sometimes, however, a movie comes along that’s hard to judge, one that everyone who’s seen it agrees is absolutely awful, but who does it in such spectacular fashion that it becomes enjoyable.
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