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It's actually pretty easy to do though a simple friendly conversation
It's not so much about the movie being bad but how it could have been so much better. Creating a comparison is key
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It's not so much about the movie being bad but how it could have been so much better. Creating a comparison is key
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Why not just let people enjoy what they initially enjoyed.
You and your boys looking like this at the bar after the movie:
You and your boys looking like this at the bar after the movie:
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an extreme example would be when you're in a relationship everything is great but after a breakup you start thinking back and noticing that it wasn't as great as you thought at the time.How the hell do you go from enjoying a viewing to not enjoying that same viewing of the same movie?
Like...they liked it, then realized that they didn't like it?
Just start the conversation on how it could have been so much better and they will begin to fill in the blanks and do the job for me. All it takes is a little push.
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an extreme example would be when you're in a relationship everything is great but after a breakup you start thinking back and noticing that it wasn't as great as you thought at the time.How the hell do you go from enjoying a viewing to not enjoying that same viewing of the same movie?
Like...they liked it, then realized that they didn't like it?
Just start the conversation on how it could have been so much better and they will begin to fill in the blanks and do the job for me. All it takes is a little push.
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@sea manup has convinced me to go watch it again, brb
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It's not about bashing a movie, it's just having an interesting conversation about the movie which results in bashing a movie because there's just not much positive to say.
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yeah but you just sound like the biggest downer. If people are enjoying themselves what is the point of pushing them to be unhappy?
Do you say the word "actually" a lot in friendly conversation?
Do you say the word "actually" a lot in friendly conversation?
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me too. going for the 3rd time thanks to @sea manup
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THIS MAN KNOWS
And I'm questioning if all 113 saw it.I'm about to call radishes on that.
Reminds me of the amount of users suddenly rated the movie fresh on RT
I wish the poll had the option to show who voted.
It's only 113 people *yeshrug*
Which tells me more NTers liked it than didn't
Like I said if we were able to see who voted it'd be all the more better.
Spot on
Every time I heard it.
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the goal is never to make anyone feel that they are wrong, its simply to state my opinion and be able to explain why I think the way I do.
"actually I didnt really like the movie because _________"
"you know what, I've never thought about it that way you're right"
is usually how it goes. Explaining your opinion is a lot like sales, just like how if you feel like if someone is trying to sell you something you mentally build a wall, if you feel like someone is trying to tell you that you're wrong you also build a wall. it's an ego thing. but if someone casually provides you with new information and perspectives then you will either accept or reject this new information without feeling the need to be defensive. It's a very useful skill that applies to a lot in life.
people who say "actually" or "do you know why" a lot in friendly conversation are doing it wrong.
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when have these words ever left your keyboard, be honest
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good for you guys, all I'm trying to promote is more critical thinking when it comes to watching movies. Hopefully you can pick up new things you didnt notice on your previous viewings and learn a little more about why you like the movie or which parts you think could have been done better!
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you know what, I've never thought about it that way but you're rightwhen have these words ever left your keyboard, be honest
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well playedyou know what, I've never thought about it that way but you're rightwhen have these words ever left your keyboard, be honest
fwiw, my 3 or 3.5 /8 rating shows I actually didnt like it more than actually liking it
so I guess I'm going to find out if going a 2nd time will help make more sense of the movie
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I'm missing out on why they want us to go at it really
lol what battle?
I know we've argued before so maybe they just want more of that? 
I read your posts on the movie. It aint like you loved it, thought it was top 5 best movies and everything you said was the exact opposite of what I said in my review
Then we'd have something to argue about.
But besides that, I really don't think this movie is worth it. After a select few in here tried to tell me MOS was a great movie cuz it's the best Superman movie why would I bother with just another version of that for this? or the weak argument about I'm looking to be entertained not coming in expecting a classic film.
I do disagree with you about Hush though but perhaps save that for another time.
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critical thinking????
I'll do my critical thinking on my taxes and my decisions I make for my kids.
I'm not watching movies to have a critical thinking session, I'm watching them so me and my wife can say "oh that was cool" when Wonder Woman chops something with a sword. The constant over analysis and attacking of people who are enjoying things is not a good time.
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that's the problem, people dont think critically enough in our society. I think it's important to help encourage it.
demanding better quality out of what you spend your money on is never a bad thing, in fact its what drives innovation and creativity.
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Snyder's films haven't really been cash cows though.. MOS was his only film over 500 mill.. 300 made 456.. watchmen made 185.. then dawn of the dead made 102.. sucker punch with 89
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people don't think critically enough about who they vote for or what schools they go to, people enjoying or not enjoying a movie is not a societal problem, it's a difference of opinion about a popcorn flick.
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Critical thinking =/= over analysis.
A lot of yall just be sounding dumb with these type of replies now.
Also nobody who has enjoyed the movie has been attacked. The exact opposite has happened in this thread. Sea man and OKB get name dropped as the main perpetrators but who have they attacked?
A lot of yall just be sounding dumb with these type of replies now.
Also nobody who has enjoyed the movie has been attacked. The exact opposite has happened in this thread. Sea man and OKB get name dropped as the main perpetrators but who have they attacked?
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Critically thinking about a comic book movie 
It's really not that serious.
It's really not that serious.
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Critically thinking about a comic book movie
It's really not that serious.
Co-sign and I didn't even really enjoy the movie
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You got to look at the budget though, not saying Snyder is a cash cow (because he's had flops like Sucker Punch) but 300 had a $65m budget so making $456 is huge! Dawn of the Dead has a $26m budget with little marketing so making $102m is a win.
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I'm missing out on why they want us to go at it really
I read your posts on the movie. It aint like you loved it, thought it was top 5 best movies and everything you said was the exact opposite of what I said in my review
Then we'd have something to argue about.
But besides that, I really don't think this movie is worth it. After a select few in here tried to tell me MOS was a great movie cuz it's the best Superman movie why would I bother with just another version of that for this? or the weak argument about I'm looking to be entertained not coming in expecting a classic film.
I do disagree with you about Hush though but perhaps save that for another time.
Same
Yep. I honestly don't care all that much for the DCEU at the moment. Don't get me wrong, I liked BvS and I think there's still potential down the line with upcoming films. But this isn't the MCU or Star Wars. Hell it's not even Young Justice at the end of the day. Ain't nothing major to argue over
See I could see us arguing over Hush and a bunch of other stories before this film too
Think that can be saved when we actually get more info on their plans for Batman and a solo film. I don't really think Hush is all that likely anyways. At least not with the appearance of that vandalized Robin costume. The setup for a Red Hood film is just too good to ignore.
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the last version of batman on the big screen was a borderline oscar film that touched upon many philosophical topics surrounding modern society while still being a fun, enjoyable action movie.Critically thinking about a comic book movie
It's really not that serious.
why cant these movies be held to a higher standard? is it too much to ask for 400 million dollars to be put into something more than meaningless gibberish?
