Considering today’s film/TV ratings, do you think they reflect audience fatigue, industry shifts, societal changes, and new viewing habits, not quality drop?
Considering today’s film/TV ratings, do you think they reflect audience fatigue, industry shifts, societal changes, and new viewing habits, not quality drop?
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I just tried to watch “Barbie”; had to turn it off. Unwatchable. Yet, it was WB's fastest film to cross $1 billion in just 17 days.
Unwatchable???
I'm confused, I'm way more critical of it than alot of my friends (corporate feminism is of course paper thin and filled with holes) but it's still honestly hilarious with some super catchy music.
Obviously you are entitled to your own opinion, but unwatchable feels harsh to me. What turned you off?
A lot of mysoginists didn't like it because it draws attention to things women go through on a regular basis and they don't like being called out.
The '80s want their lame overly caricatured to make the point female empowerment script back.
Yes, unwatchable.
Care to, elaborate?
He definitely doesn't lol
un·watch·a·ble
/ˌənˈwäCHəbəl,ˌənˈwôCHəbəl/
adjective
adjective: unwatchable(of a film or television program) too poor, tedious, or disturbing to be viewed. "it's the flashiness that makes so many films of the 1960s almost unwatchable today"
Lmaaaao. Okay. Sure. No explanation needed for how terrible it is. Sorta fells like you posted a self report, but okay. You do you. 😂