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Tyler Perry movies are fucking trash

Esp with Madea

Just because it's reviewed well, doesn't mean it's good. I personally think musicals are annoying and gimmicky films. It's always seemed to me like a very small % of people actually like musicals, maybe 1% of all moviegoers I've talked to throughout my life. It's odd that movies that so many people don't care for get highly reviewed, tons of awards, and everyone who I know who goes and sees these things (generally older people, or hipsters under the false pretense of thinking seeing an artsy film makes them better than people who go see John Wick), never has anything bad to say about them, but can't say anything good about them other than "it was great" or some other equally generic response. Makes me think that people will just say they enjoyed any unbearably boring film as long as it's winning awards. Just like how that shit show of a fucking failure Gravity won awards and had insanely high ratings. That whole movie was just fucking awful.



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There is no discerning one steaming pile of shit from the next. None of his movies are watchable.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Feb 15 2017 09:22am

I'm not a musical man myself, but I've enjoyed several of them. There are undeniably plenty of good ones, and not all of them have won many awards... Singin' In The Rain is often considered the pinnacle of the Golden Age of musicals, and it didn't win a single Oscar or BAFTA (all it won was a Golden Globe for best musical).

People enjoyed Gravity for the visuals. I think it's a bit overrated, but it's pretty immersive (especially when watching it in 3D, as it plays with that a lot). Even if the story was meh, I thought the technical/visual aspects made it worth watching. At times Cuarón made me feel like I was there with Sandra Bullock.

We all are thinking the same thing, but you can't say it because you'll be called a racist.

This post was edited by Legacy843 on Feb 15 2017 08:07pm

It's funny cause it's true.

I actually don't know too many black people living in Abq, but the ones I do know, sure as shit don't like Tyler Perry movies. Even if they are targeted at a certain audience, a bad movie is still a bad movie lol. The Scary Movies were the equivalent for white people, and those were all terrible.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Feb 15 2017 08:47pm

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Sorry, no Michael Bay movies this year, check back next year.

None, movies are so fucking white washed that a "new" movie rarely exists. And if it does it's usually fucking trash.


One that has been hiding in the dust is "Mystic River", it stars Sean Penn, Kevin Bacon, and Andy Dufrense (Tim Robbins).

It's a crime/mystery, little bits of violence and a good enough story line to keep you watching till the end.