Hollywood Movie Review Series:
2017 Movies
Part 1
Super Elite Worst Movies From 1999 - 2018
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By: Shawn Alli
Posted: December 30, 2021
Updated: July 1, 2022
Copyright Pixabay
PASSED: 31 Movies
FAILED: 91 Movies
*This article was updated in July 2022 because the original web pages were too large to be indexed by Google.
*I do NOT own the copyright for any movie posters.
*Movies are in no particular order. Please use Crtl F on your keyboard to find a particular movie. Movies that got a wide release in the year after their first screening are listed in the next year. For example, 300 (2006) is listed in 2007 because it only got a wide release in 2007.
*Don't worry about spoilers. You can read the review of any movie without being afraid of spoilers and enjoy the movie if you watch it. I intentionally made sure not to ruin a movie by revealing a hidden plot or hidden climax scene. I simply pass or fail each scene and comment on them.
Hidden Figures, 2017: PASS
Epic Commercial Success
Writer: Allison Schroeder, Theodore Melfi
Director: Theodore Melfi
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: Russians want to win the space race.
Story: Ethics
Characters: Pass
Excellent characters.
Acting: Pass
Excellent acting by Taraji P. Henson.
Excellent acting by Kevin Costner.
Comments:
Good intro.
A Black mathematical prodigy? Once in a blue moon, in the past and today? Almost beyond suspension of disbelief. Too harsh? Prove me wrong.
Excellent car scenes throughout.
Good NASA scenes throughout.
Excellent racial scenes throughout.
Excellent coffee scenes throughout.
Decent home scenes throughout.
Excellent lunch scene.
Excellent IBM scenes throughout.
Excellent bathroom scene.
Good court scene.
Excellent pentagon briefing scene.
Excellent climax scene.
Excellent ending.
Excellent true story.
One of the best movies of all time.
Silence, 2017: FAIL
Epic Commercial Failure
Writer: Jay Cocks, Martin Scorsese
Director: Martin Scorsese
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: Japanese govt wants to suppress Christianity.
Story: Purpose
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of all acting.
Comments:
Fail of intro. Could have worked without the narrated intro with better shots.
Fail of priest talk scene.
Fail of journey scenes.
Fail of hiding scenes.
Fail of ship scene.
Directing and acting is terrible.
Cultures killing religions and religions wiping out cultures is nothing new.
Japanese villagers begging White priests to forgive them of their sins. Always nice to see cultural and religious Western-European hegemony in action. Then again, some visible minorities see the White Christian god as superior to all the “other” gods.
Always nice to see the White man saving visible minorities from themselves. Well done Hollywood.
Fail of renouncing foot scenes throughout.
"Renounce or the others die." Not a fair world.
Excellent Japanese talk capture scenes throughout, but not enough to pass.
Fail of courtyard talk scene.
And the heads begin to roll…literally.
Just so you know, forcing someone to refute their beliefs upon pain of death/torture isn't a real conversion. Anything under duress is worthless.
Decent old man scenes throughout.
Fail of drowning scene.
Fail of meeting scene.
Fail of climax scene.
"Swamp of Japan." Oh dear.
Fail of ending.
This could have been a great movie with better writing, directing, acting.
The Promise, 2017: FAIL
Epic Commercial Failure
Writer: Terry George, Robin Swicord
Director: Terry George
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: A man wants a better life.
Story: Ethics, Relationships
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of Christian Bale’s acting. Not the right actor for the role.
Comments:
Decent intro.
Decent medical scene.
Fail of night party scene.
Fail of day party scene.
Fail of picture scenes.
And the real plot presents itself.
Decent church scene.
Decent sex scene.
Fail of all Christian Bale scenes, which is pretty much half the movie. It’s like he wasn’t even trying. Disappointing.
Fail of bathroom scene.
Good train scene.
Fail of home scenes.
"See well enough when you count your money." Jokes.
Good meeting scene.
Decent forest realization scene.
Good military pressure scene.
Terrible rousing speech scene on the rock.
Fail of govt official talk scene.
Fail of execution scene.
Decent pre-climax battle scenes.
"God will protect us." Oh dear. A lie that many Christians believe because they’re worried about their stupid eternal soul burning in hell. Sorry, must be in bad mood.
Decent climax scene, but not enough to pass.
Excellent ending.
Good directing.
$8 million box office revenue on a $90 million dollar movie (not including marketing). Holy f*ck. I haven't seen such a box office bomb since The Adventures of Pluto Nash with $7 million revenue on a $100 million dollar movie.
But this movie shouldn't have cost $90 million to make.
Open Road Films has money to burn. Not really since they went bankrupt in 2018 and got bought out by Raven Capital Management in 2019.
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Live By Night, 2017: FAIL
Epic Commercial Failure
Writer: Ben Affleck
Director: Ben Affleck
Dialogue: Fail
"What you put out into the world will always come back to you. But never how you'd predict." Good line and delivery. Shame it’s not true.
Plot: Various mafia wants to run alcohol and drugs.
Story: Relationships, Ambition
Characters: Fail
Fail of Ben Affleck’s acting.
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of store talk scene.
Irish people being talked down to? Cry me a river. Why don’t you put yourself in Black or Brown person’s shoes.
Fail of offer scene. "Stopped kissing rings a long time ago." Well said. Ben Affleck’s acting really kills this movie. Shame.
Fail of bank robbery scene.
Good tone to movie but Ben Affleck’s acting killed the movie. Fail of all Ben Affleck’s scenes, which is pretty much the entire movie.
Fail of party scene.
Fail of beating up scene.
Fail of hospital scene.
Drove him right into his arms. How very…expected. Fail of all Italian godfather scenes throughout.
Fail of meeting scene.
Fail of casino meeting scene. Terrible dialogue.
Fail of scummy cop scene. A fallen-world. Indeed sir.
Decent relationship scenes.
Fail of lunch scene.
Fail of night offer scene.
"N*gger whore girlfriend." At least say the line with better acting. Christ. And just so you know, Arab or Brown people (like me) are called sand n*ggers.
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Fail of church tent scene.
Fail of pressure scene. But ruthlessness is one reason why the Italian mafia crumbled.
And the double cross.
Decent gun battle scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Decent ending.
Terrible writing and acting.
The Lost City of Z, 2017: FAIL
Epic Commercial Failure
Writer: James Gray
Director: James Gray
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: British govt wants to profit from rubber mining in Bolivia.
Story: Ethics, Family, Ambition
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro. Men on horses hunting a dear in 1905. Just die already.
Another period piece. F*ck sakes.
Fail of party scene.
Good offer meeting scene.
Fail of train scene.
"A good beating every now and then." Oh dear. At least the man understands the situation.
Decent water attack scene.
Shoots the ear. Well done.
Shame that all the diseases didn’t kill the White colonizers. The Christian god must have been on their side in the past. Today it’s God through science.
Good dinner scene.
Good speech scene. Best scene of the movie.
Fail of wife scene.
Fail of tribe scenes throughout.
Good cinematography, which means good directing.
Decent apology talk scene.
Indeed, the obligation to family. Well said sir.
Arctic mutiny. Jokes.
Fail of psychic scene.
Fail of speech scene.
Fail of hospital scene.
Fail of family scenes.
Fail of speech scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
If the writer stuck with the Amazon and rubber plot, it could have been a good movie. But it’s based on a true story, so…
Gold, 2017: FAIL
Epic Commercial Failure
Writer: Patrick Massett, John Zinman
Director: Stephen Gaghan
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: A man wants a better life.
Story: Ambition
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Excellent acting from Matthew McConaughey as usual.
Comments:
Good intro.
Fail of office scene.
Fail of jump in time forward.
Fail of office pitch scene.
Ah…the feeling of a golden dream when you’re close to striking out. Lovely.
Fail of lunch offer scene.
Fail of jungle scenes throughout.
Mining gold in developing nations. Colonial exploitation at its best. Always nice to see White people's obsession with gold.
Unbelievable phone scene.
Boring jungle scenes throughout, even with the tone.
Fail of office scenes throughout.
Fail of office scene.
Fail of most scenes. Fail of writing.
Only White businessmen will marvel at this movie.
Fail of night Jacuzzi scene.
Nowhere became somewhere. Well said.
Fail of tiger scene.
Fail of speech scene.
Good helicopter scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Decent ending.
The Comedian, 2017: PASS
Epic Commercial Failure
Writer: Art Linson, Jeff Ross, Richard LaGravenese, Lewis Friedman
Director: Taylor Hackford
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: A man wants to sue a comedian for assault.
Story: Ambition, Relationships
Characters: Pass
Acting: Pass
Excellent acting by Danny DeVito as usual.
Comments:
Decent intro.
Good court scene. Guard holding back his laugh. Jokes.
Fail of car scene.
Fail of dad/daughter scene.
Good shop scene.
Fail of food shelter scenes throughout.
Decent comedy scene.
Fail of pitch scene.
Good comedy scene.
Decent wedding party scenes.
Good argument scene. Best scene of the movie.
Fail of restaurant scene.
Decent room scene.
Wow, Billy Crystal. What a blast from the past. A lot of star power in this movie.
Decent roast scene.
Good old people comedy scene.
Decent argument scene.
Fail of TV scene.
Decent climax scene.
Good ending.
Passed with 4 writers. Impressive.
Patriots Day, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: Peter Berg, Matt Cook, Joshua Zetumer
Director: Peter Berg
Dialogue: Fail
Complete fail of dialogue.
"It's terrorism. We'll take it." Weak line and delivery.
Plot: Terrorists want to cause terrorism in the US.
Story: Family, Character, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of all acting.
Comments:
Fail of intro. Over-kicked, hyper-extended. Oh dear.
A movie about everyone’s reactions to the Boston Marathon. Lovely.
Terrible lines throughout. Weak acting.
Fail of bomber scenes throughout.
The balls hurts. Oh dear.
Fail of investigation scenes throughout.
Not even Mark Wahlberg and the star power can make this a passable movie.
Homicide detective breaks down. Really? I would think that he’s used to it by now.
Fail of all re-creation scenes throughout.
Good car hostage scene.
Decent shootout scene.
Excellent cinematography shots of shut down city. One terrorist on the loose and all citizens comply so easily. America has already been defeated.
Fail of Mark Wahlberg talking about love.
Slow motion of grabbing him out of the boat was definitely not needed.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
Justice League, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: Chris Terrio, Joss Whedon
Director: Zack Snyder
Dialogue: Fail
Fail of all dialogue.
Plot: Aliens want to destroy the world.
Story: Ethics, Ambition
Characters: Fail
Fail of all characters.
Fail of main villain character.
Acting: Fail
Fail of Ben Affleck’s acting.
Complete fail of Jason Momoa’s acting. Oh dear god it's complete garbage.
Comments:
Fail on amateur video intro.
"It winds like a river." Save that kind of talk for the bedroom you scoundrel.
Fail of Batman rooftop scene. The whole scene is just garbage. I don't think the acrobatic back flip was necessary for this idiot.
Garbage weird creature fight scene.
Fail of music for funeral scenes. Just terrible.
6 minutes into the movie and I have to ask, is Hollywood even trying to make a decent movie anymore?
Kicking over fruit in slow motion. Really?
Fail of armed attack scene. Are the police incompetent? As if the world runs on superheroes.
Fail of shot of Wonder Woman on statue. Sorry for the little things but I'm a writer.
Fail of truth/lasso scene.
"Sin has brought on this plague." Oh dear god.
9 minutes in and I'm questioning my life and how it's led to this moment in watching this garbage movie.
Gun butt to the head could have been a funny moment. Wasted comedy potential.
Wasted comedy potential in pub scene.
Fail of all Aquaman dialogue throughout. Fail of actor and character.
14 minutes in and I'm looking at my fork in a way that people should not be looking at their forks.
Decent plane scene.
Fail of prison scenes.
Fail of apartment scene.
Fail of janitor scene.
"A magic thing on the island." Oh dear.
A man in a horned costume. I'm sure it will explained in due time.
Fail of box/fighting scene.
All powerful male vs. Amazons with sticks and some metal. Really?
Uhh…is that the cube from Transformers?
Fail of all Amazon scenes.
Fail of reporter scenes.
15 seconds to explain the horned guy. Actually, that was enough since the character is garbage.
10 second to explain the box, Needed more.
All the tribes of men. You mean peoplekind? as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says.
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All the tribes of men fought side by side? What do you think this is, a Lord of the Rings battle? Your sh*tty flashback battle can't compare to the intro of the first Lord of the Rings movie.
Fail of Diana/Bruce talk scene.
Very competitive ice dancing. Jokes.
Fail of Cyborg/Diana talk scene.
Fail of underwater scenes. I need more backstory about the Atlanteans.
Fail of Aquaman and hot guard woman talk scene.
Fail of horned guy talking to himself scene.
Is that supposed to be Jim Gordon? You must be joking. Fail of Gordon rooftop scene.
You know, it would have made more sense to use an Asian actor as The Flash. But Hollywood would never allow an Asian actor to be a mainstream superhero, even if it’s a second tier one. Maybe in 10 years we'll see a Black batman. Then 5 years after an Asian Flash.
Flash is a p*ssy? That's news to me. In the cartoon he's super overconfident.
Fail of attack scene.
Fail of all fighting scene cinematography. Complete failure.
Wasted comedy potential in Flash scenes.
Fail of rushing water scene.
1 hr into it and I’m starting to look at my shoe laces in a disturbing manner. How did David Carradine die again?
Complete fail of writing, acting, directing, dialogue, cinematography.
I'm sorry, is Aquaman holding an elongated rake in his hand?
Ah…the proverbial family to be saved. at least they were kind enough to use Russians.
Fail of box group talk scene.
Dumb question. Where are all the superman death spinoff characters? In the cartoon there's lots of them. Maybe it's too soon.
Fail of statue scene.
Fail of superfast/super slow motion fight scene.
Fail of all scenes after.
You call that a batmobile?
Fail of pre-climax battle scenes.
Flash's run is so gay. And $20.00 says that homosexuals aren't really offended by that line, but they can play that card if they want to.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
One of the worst movies of all time. This movie shouldn’t have made $1.00. The fact that it made over $600 million proves that God does NOT exist.
Fail of post credit race scene. Wasted comedy potential.
And in the end we learn that only superheroes can save the day. Well done Hollywood. Typical Illuminati movie part of their superhero savior program.
Fifty Shades Darker, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Niall Leonard
Director: James Foley
Dialogue: Fail
Weak dialogue throughout.
Plot: A woman wants to stalk another woman.
Story: Relationships
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of Jamie Dornan's acting. Wrong actor for the role.
Comments:
Decent intro.
Decent art scene.
Come to dinner and let's do it all again. Nice softcore porn but no real plot. No significant character development.
Fail of writing, dialogue, characters.
Fail of date scenes throughout. Good sex scenes though.
Fail of two men meeting. I'm the boyfriend, I'm the boss. Get the f*ck outta here.
A woman stalking. What do you expect? He dominated a lot of women. You don't think it would f*ck up a few of them?
Decent auction scene.
Oh yes, let's look into his mommy issues. Sigh.
Fail of car scene.
Fail of garage scene.
And we're back into submissive sex. Lovely. Amazingly, crazy feminist interpret submissiveness as empowerment.
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We won’t get into the issue of Christian women being submissive to their husbands. That's just sad.
And the boss is mad she can't focus because of all the great BDSM sex. Get the f*ck outta here.
Fail of boss scene.
Fail of regular work scenes.
Decent stalker scenes throughout, but not enough to pass.
Fail of helicopter scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Decent ending.
Ghost in the Shell, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: Jamie Moss, William Wheeler, Ehren Kruger
Director: Rupert Sanders
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: Terrorists want to destroy a robotic company.
Story: Ambition, Purpose
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of Scarlett Johansson’s acting. Oh dear god it’s terrible.
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Dystopia too stupid.
Fail of all op mission scenes throughout.
Fail of eating attack scene.
Fail of almost every scene. Complete train wreck and insult to ghost in the shell fans.
While I'm sure that the rights holders to Ghost in the Shell got paid well for giving up the live action movie rights, it wasn't worth it. Just as the live action of Death Note on Netflix in 2017 was a bad idea. After maybe two minutes I stopped watching. I couldn’t let it ruin my image of the Death Note anime, which is brilliant. The same is true for the live action of Cowboy Bebop in 2021 on Netflix. A disgrace to anime fans like myself.
Fail of writing and acting.
A typical Illuminati movie showing potential plans/goals for humanity. Lovely.
Fail of all fight scenes throughout.
Fail of all intel scenes throughout.
Even the nice special effects had no chance of passing this garbage movie.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
One of the worst movies of all time. This movie shouldn't have made $1.00. The fact that it made over $150 million proves that God does NOT exist.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
Geostorm, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: Dean Devlin, Paul Guyot
Director: Dean Devlin
Dialogue: Fail
Terrible dialogue.
Plot: Satellites wants to kill people.
Story: Survival
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro. Too unbelievable. Beyond suspension of disbelief.
Global warming destroyed the world? Keep your delusions to yourself. 2 million dead in one day from a heat wave? Are you cracked in the head?
Fail of music content.
Fail of hearing scene.
Hey, Richard Schiff from The West Wing. You keep popping up in so many movies. Kudos.
Fail of time jump in scenes.
New reality beyond suspension of disbelief.
Fail of all scenes. Fail of writing. Nice space visuals though.
The UN to save the day? Bless you heart. I thought you were there to spread diseases and pedophilia in developing nations. Don't believe me? See for yourself.
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Everything looks like a set with props. Pleas shoot at 24 FPS with an adequate depth of field. It's not rocket science.
Andy Garcia as president. I like it.
Fail of meeting scene.
Don't want to hand over damaged goods. Who wrote this garbage. Mr. Garcia, my apologies that you have to play such a sh*tty character with garbage dialogue.
Are Hollywood writers even trying anymore?
Fail of all space scenes.
Fail of food farm family scene.
Fail of Hong Kong scene.
Loyal British subject? So he likes his subjugation to the Queen of England? How very, Illuminati-like of you. The Queen in Canada (Governor General isn’t any better). The past one was a nightmare.
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Fail of writing, directing, acting, music, cinematography.
Fail of phone conversation scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
One of the worst movies of all time. This movie shouldn't have made $1.00. The fact that it made over $200 million proves that God does NOT exist.
Logan, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Scott Frank, James Mangold, Michael Green
Director: James Mangold
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: A corporation wants to experiment on mutants.
Story: Ambition, Survival, Family, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of funeral scene.
Fail of all Xavier scenes. Doesn't make sense.
Has Logan become a p*ssy or what?
Fail of little girl scenes. Too unbelievable.
Fail of escape scene.
Fail of confinement scene.
The bathroom scenes is the only good scene of the movie. The rest is garbage.
Hotel attack scene is interesting.
Can't control himself? What is he, The Phoenix?
Mutant world too unbelievable.
Fail of trespassing scene.
Fail of writing. Garbage plot and characters.
Decent attack scene.
Fail of mountain scene. Are these kids maze runners?
Fail of medical scene.
Decent climax scene, but not enough to pass.
Good ending.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
John Wick: Chapter 2, 2017: PASS
Commercial Success
Writer: Derek Kolstad
Director: Chad Stahelski
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: An assassin wants to call in a favor.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Pass
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Decent intro.
Fail of boss talk scene.
Excellent garage car chase/attack scene.
Good flashback scene.
Good house cement scene.
Fail of assassin house talk scene.
Good hotel scenes throughout.
Good manager talk scene.
Decent museum scene.
Excellent prep assassination scenes throughout.
Rabbis holding the goods for assassins? And people blame the conspiracy theorists for the anti-Jewish conspiracies. Feel free to blame Hollywood as well.
Fail of woman/Black man talk scene.
Decent death scene.
Decent escape shooting scene.
Good bar scene.
Excellent old style operator scenes throughout.
Good attack/fight scenes throughout.
Fail of manager/assassin talk scene.
Shooting at each other in a busy walkway. Jokes.
Decent Laurence Fishburne scene.
Good climax scene.
Good ending.
Wonder Woman, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Allan Heinberg
Director: Patty Jenkins
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: A god wants to instigate war.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro. Gal Gadot shouldn’t do narrated dialogue. Period. Not hating, but it had to be said.
Another Illuminati movie. Then again, all superhero movies are Illuminati movies. Of course, on another level, any movie that gets a wide release could be considered an Illuminati movie since it serves their interests in some manner.
Fail of all Amazon scenes. It's looks like garbage. But the idea of empowered women is very good. But the implementation in this movie is garbage.
So...Zeus really has all the power and creates an island to keep women safe. Uh…that's not empowerment. That's being saved by the patriarchy.
Fail of magical land protection. Nonsense.
Fail of all island scenes throughout.
Fail of all Nazi fight scenes throughout.
Bow and arrows against guns. Are these women cracked in the head? That didn't work well for the Aboriginals/Native Americans. Why should it work in this magical land?
Shouldn't they have been able to see humanity's development and keep tabs on them? Just sayin.
Drugs from the gods. That would be gifts from the alien masters who supposedly rule humanity.
Fail of all Nazi scenes.
Fail of all Allies scenes.
Powerfully stupid movie.
Fail of alley fight scene.
Fail of all fight scenes throughout. Get a better fight choreographer.
Fail of music content. Fail of wonder woman's theme song. Just terrible. What genius came up with this?
The best scene of the movie is her slow motion fight in the building.
Fail of ballroom scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
Fail of writing, dialogue, music, directing.
One of the worst movies of all time. This movie shouldn't have made $1.00. The fact that it made over $800 million proves that God does NOT exist.
The Mummy, 2017: FAIL
Potential Profit
Writer: David Koepp, Christopher McQuarrie, Dylan Kussman
Director: Alex Kurtzman
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: An Egyptian queen wants to destroy humanity.
Story: Ambition
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Decent tool scene.
Fail of ancient flashbacks throughout.
Decent expedition scene.
Fail of woman archeologist character.
The US military is now doing treasure hunting. Oh dear.
Fail of extraction scenes.
Fail of initial tomb scene. Beyond suspension of disbelief.
So…her powers over time got stronger or weaker?
When in doubt, follow the crows.
Decent airplane scene.
Fail of ghost friend scenes throughout.
Ah…so you found wreckage? Oddly enough, in 2018 entire planes can disappear despite our advanced
technology.
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Only two plane investigators. Really?
Fail of bar/bathroom scene.
Fail of church ritual scene.
Good chase scene.
Decent capture scene.
Fail of all Jekyll scenes throughout. Too stupid.
Fail of all confinement scenes. Too stupid.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
Power Rangers, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: John Gatins
Director: Dean Israelite
Dialogue: Fail
Garbage dialogue.
Plot: An evil woman wants to rule the universe.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Fail of all characters. Complete garbage.
Acting: Fail
Fail of all acting.
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of all life scenes of characters. Too stupid.
Fail of all high school scenes.
Fail of finding alien power source.
Fail of initial power realization scene.
Fail of all alpha scenes throughout.
Fail of all Zordon scenes throughout. Powerfully stupid.
Were the studio executives, producers and writer on crack cocaine when making this movie? Because it would explain a lot.
Fail of music content.
Fail of all training scenes throughout.
Fail of evil alien woman scenes throughout. Powerfully stupid.
Fail of cinematography.
Fail of writing, directing, cinematography, music, acting.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
One of the worst movies of all time. This movie shouldn't have made $1.00. The fact that it made almost $150 million proves that God does NOT exist.
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, 2017: FAIL
Potential Profit
Writer: Jeff Nathanson
Director: Joachim Ronning, Espen Sandberg
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: Cursed dead pirates want to conquer the ocean.
Story: Ambition, Family
Characters: Fail
Fail of all characters.
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of jump in time.
Fail of initial British ship scene.
A new evil pirate killing group. Sigh.
Decent kill message scene.
Good bank theft scene.
Throws her onto a bale of hay. Jokes.
Fail of hospital confinement scene.
Fail of all son scenes throughout.
Fail of all woman scenes throughout.
Interesting compass power scene.
Fail of jail scene.
Fail of captain witch scene.
Excellent swinging blade execution scene, but only decent rescue scene.
Fail of captain/Salazar ship scene.
Fail of all captain Barbosa scene throughout.
So many scenes look like a set (more than usual). Fail of cinematography, which is really a fail of directing. Please shoot at 24 FPS with an adequate depth of field. It’s not rocket science.
Fail of writing, directing, cinematography.
Fail of young version flashback scenes throughout.
Fail of mutiny scene.
Fail of shark scene. Too stupid.
Excellent island marriage scene. Best scene of the movie.
Good Barbosa secondary plot with woman, but not enough to pass.
At least in the night, the ships don't like so much like props and a set.
Decent climax scene, but not enough to pass.
Nice climax special effects.
Fail of ending.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Rian Johnson
Director: Rian Johnson
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: A warlord wants to rule the galaxy.
Story: Ambition, Ethics, Character
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of small ship vs. large one scene. Too unbelievable.
Excellent special effects, but if you're pinning your hopes on that to pass the movie, I wouldn’t hold your breath.
Good drop of bomb scene.
Fail of Black guy waking up. Wasted comedy potential.
Fail of all Skywalker scenes. Garbage acting by Mark Hamill.
Fail of all sith lord scenes throughout. Just to note, the Kylo guy and Princess Leia and derived from bloodlines. Another Illuminati characteristic added. Lovely.
Fail of all Kylo Ren scenes throughout. Fail of character and acting.
Milking a...creature. Well done sir. No shame.
Fail of almost all scenes. Fail of writing and acting.
Fail of all rebel strategy scene. Princess Leia doesn't work.
Fail of surviving in space. Beyond suspension of disbelief.
Decent attempt to leave scene.
Union dispute. Jokes.
Fail of weird ESP telepathy scenes throughout. Beyond suspension of disbelief.
Fail of training scenes throughout.
Interesting casino scene.
Is the master going to whip the boy? One of those movies eh?
Decent escape scene.
Fail of Yoda scene.
Fail of sith lord Ray confrontation scene.
Fail of fight scene. Fail of fighting choreography.
Shot to the head the only good scene.
Fail of light speed scene.
Foot goes through the haul. Jokes, but could have been better.
Fail of talk Skywalkwer/Leia talk scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
The characters were decent but the plot is garbage, along with the acting.
I can understand why this movie made so much money. The Star Wars brand is like Marvel. Put stamp on it and it'll deliver the profits. I was never a fan of the old Star Wars movies. But I enjoyed the episodes I,II, III.
Thor: Ragnarok, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost
Director: Taika Waititi
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: A queen wants to rule the galaxy.
Story: Ambition, Ethics, Character
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of all bad guy scenes throughout.
Fail of music content.
Fail of bifrost guardian.
Is this supposed to be a comedy? Sigh.
Fail of giant creature battle scene.
Fail of theater play scene. Too stupid.
Fail of realization of father scene.
Fail of Dr. Strange/Thor talk scene.
Fail of Dr. Strange scenes throughout. Terrible acting by Benedict Cumberbatch.
Fail of father talk scene. Doesn't make sense. And a new character. Oh dear.
Fail of transporter fight scene.
Fail of all queen scenes throughout. Fail of Cate Blanchett’s acting. Both the acting and character is garbage.
Fail of all garbageland/Sakaar scenes throughout. Too stupid.
Fail of all fight scenes.
Fail of queen fight scene.
All lost and unloved things. What?
Were the studio executives, producers and writer on crack cocaine when making this movie? Because it would explain a lot.
Hollywood doesn’t even need to try anymore since a Marvel stamp will bring in at least bring in half a billion or more.
Jeff Goldblum. Wow. Nice to see you. Been awhile. Shame your character is garbage.
Fail of all Thor confinement scenes throughout.
Fail of eternal flame scene. Too stupid.
Good Thor/hulk fight scene. Best scene of the movie.
Fail of Thor hulk talk scene.
Fail of all banner scenes throughout. Doesn't make sense.
Fail of vision scene.
Devil's anus. Wasted comedy potential in this movie.
And now we're at a giant wolf. Sigh.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
The Great Wall, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: Carlo Bernard, Doug Miro, Tony Gilroy
Director: Zhang Yimou
Dialogue: Fail
Terrible dialogue. Holy f*ck.
Plot: Demons want to kill humans.
Story: Ambition, Character
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of Matt Damon’s acting. Complete garbage. Disappointing.
Fail of Willem Dafoe’s acting.
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of attack scene.
The sandy hills look fake.
Hey, the guy from Game of Thrones and Narcos (Pedro Pascal). Nice to see you on the big screen.
Fail of campfire scene.
"The moon is strong." Oh dear. Are you referring to the moon as an artificial satellite and Illuminati base relative to the red and golden dragon bloodline in China? Just sayin.
Fail of cinematography.
Fail of campfire attack scene.
This movie looks very expensive.
Fail of all Matt Damon scenes throughout, which is pretty much the entire movie. His acting destroys the character.
Only the White man can kill demons by himself? Just admit you believe that you're superior and that the Chinese are inferior. We know the character is thinking it.
Wasted comedy potential in all scenes. But then again, this is an action movie.
He can't find the key so they go to the wall. Are you cracked in the head?
Nice structure scenes throughout. The Asians are master builders. Shame they built ghost cities for nothing.
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Are they using nunchucks as drumsticks? That's fabulous.
Headgear as a shield. Points for creativity.
Good White men demon creature battle scene. Well done.
Fail of night talk scene.
Fail of feast scene.
All I see is a White man who has more skill than the tens of thousands of Chinese warriors. Was that the purpose of the movie? For the Chinese to regard White men as superior?
Easily predictable movie. But that's the case for most movies. Template cut and paste style of writing.
Fail of night talk scene.
Remind the Chinese when greed is unchecked. Oh dear god.
The past story scene looks like it was made in a 3d modeling program like Blender or Maya.
Fail of night attack scene.
Decent funeral scene.
Fail of friend disagreement scenes throughout.
Fail of reflection scene.
Fail of capture/escape scene.
Fail of capital scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
Fail of writing, directing, acting, music.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
It remains to be seen whether another White actor could have pulled it off. But the writing was garbage, so I wouldn’t hold my breath.
The Fate of the Furious, 2017: PASS
Commercial Success
Writer: Chris Morgan
Director: F. Gary Gray
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: Terrorists want to steal surveillance technology.
Story: Ambition, Family
Characters: Pass
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro. Too forced.
Excellent race scene.
Fail of after race scene.
Fail of woman car scene.
Good soccer scene.
US govt can't sanction it? Get the f*ck outta here.
Excellent chase/escape scenes throughout.
Impressive airplane scene.
Decent prison entrance scene.
Fail of rookie agent guy scenes throughout.
Hey, the guy from Game of Thrones (Kristofer Hivju ). That show has definitely elevated the star power of various actors and actresses.
Good plane scenes throughout.
Fail of escape scene. Too unbelievable.
Excellent fight scenes throughout.
Decent briefing scenes throughout.
Good facility attack scene.
Excellent cinematography throughout.
Good car shop scenes throughout.
Decent bar scene.
Electric cars that are hackable? I'm sure that a 12 year old will hack them just for kicks and be recruited into a cyber-anarchist group or a black budget CIA/DoD program.
Good car street car attack scene.
Excellent parking garage scene.
Good alley Lenny scene.
Excellent climax scene. Very well done.
Good ending.
Transformers: The Last Knight, 2017: FAIL
Potential Profit
Writer: Art Marcum, Matt Holloway, Ken Nolan
Director: Michael Bay
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: Alien robots want to take over the Earth.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Transformers in medieval times. Too unbelievable. Magic and alien tech. Sigh. Another Illuminati movie showing the influence of alien gods on human civilizations.
Fail of all medieval scenes throughout.
Plot is beyond suspension of disbelief. Let's hope that the characters can make up for it.
Good narration from Hopkins.
So…the baseball field wasn't rebuilt? That says more about baseball than it does for aliens.
Giant killer robots targeting children. Beyond suspension of disbelief.
The savior? And…we're close to failure of all scenes.
Shouldn't the military know that the parts can separate and attack?
Good slow motion of being put back together in battle scene. Kudos.
Fail of tracking scene. Too unbelievable.
Fail of most military scenes. I don't think they're even trying. Too nonchalant.
Fail of all scenes. The studio is milking this series until it’s dead. But there is such a thing as a limit. Hence the reason why the Simpsons, Family Guy, and South Park should have been cancelled a long time ago.
And a new alien god? Christ. Forgive the pun.
Fail of all alien god scenes throughout.
Fail of museum scenes throughout.
Fail of junkyard scenes. Doesn't make sense.
Fail of NASA talk scene.
Chunky autobot. Jokes.
Fail of negotiation scene. Too stupid.
Excellent cinematography though.
Fail of empty town scene. Too stupid.
Good old women dating talk scenes throughout.
Are people still unaware that alien robots can transform into cars? This woman clearly is.
Fail of all UK mansion scenes throughout. Too stupid.
Good battle scenes throughout. But special effect battle scenes aren't enough to pass this movie.
Fail of underwater scenes throughout.
Fail of president scene.
Decent climax battle scene, but not enough to pass.
Fail of ending.
3 writers. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: Jeff Kinney, David Bowers
Director: David Bowers
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: A boy wants a better life.
Story: Ambition, Family
Characters: Fail
Fail of all characters.
Acting: Fail
Fail of acting all around.
Comments:
Good intro.
Sucking from the ice cream machine directly. Jokes.
Fail of kids place scene.
Is this supposed to be a comedy? Oh dear.
Diaper hands? Could have worked with better actors.
Kidnapping us. Jokes.
Fail of most van scenes throughout.
What family with young kids stays in a sh*tty motel?
Pubic hair in the soap. Could have been funny with better writing and actors.
He gets junk food? A Visible minority parent would spank their teenaged child for that.
Fail of all motel scenes throughout.
Butter on a stick. Jokes.
Who gives someone a pig?
Hey, that spinning ride. I went on that for Halloween once, but I moved around too much and had to puke after with my ex-girlfriend standing beside me. Good times.
Excellent puking scene. Best scene of the movie.
Ah…the days of peeing in a bottle. Good times. Odd that the mom is disgusted.
Fail of cosplay expo scenes throughout.
Watching The Simpsons. That costs money.
Fail of luggage flying out scene.
Terrible writing, directing, acting.
Photos are irreplaceable? You don't know how to back up photos? Are you dense?
Fail of bathroom scene.
Decent climax scene, but not enough to pass.
Good ending.
Spider-Man: Homecoming, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley, Jon Watts, Christopher Ford, Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers
Director: Jon Watts
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: A man wants to harvest alien technology.
Story: Ambition, Ethics, Family
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Department of damage control. Are Hollywood writers even trying anymore?
Fail of plot. Doesn't make sense in a world of advanced superheroes. But it would make sense in a dystopian world.
Fail of amateur video scene. Too stupid.
Fail of school scenes throughout.
Web shooters are electronic? Sigh.
Flash is an Indian guy? That's fantastic. Shame it won't be developed.
At least they were kind enough to throw in an obese visible minority friend which makes the White Spiderman kid look better. Same concept as hot girl with less hot friends.
Fail of most Spiderman scenes throughout. Doing nothing. Really?
Fail of happy Spiderman arrangement scenes throughout. Too stupid.
Decent bank theft scene.
Fail of all illegal tech dealing scenes throughout.
Good Stark/Spiderman talk scene.
Good customer service for suit scene. Well done.
Decent elevator scene.
Fail of parking lot scene.
The Michael Keaton enemy reminds me of those bad angel creatures in the Mark Wahlberg movie, Max Payne, 2008.
Good ship scene.
Good car scene.
Fail of attack scene.
Good attack scene.
Fail of heist scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
6 writers. Way too many cooks in the kitchen.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn
Director: Matthew Vaughn
Dialogue: Fail
Garbage dialogue throughout.
Plot: A terrorist group wants to control drug markets.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Fail of all characters.
Acting: Fail
Fail of acting all around.
Fail of Channing Tatum’s acting.
Comments:
Fail of intro. Too stupid.
I see that the director decided to go heavy on special effects. That's nice but special effects is not enough to pass a movie.
I'm sorry, is he supposed to be the drift king? Get the f*ck outta here.
Not equipped with an oxygen tank. Really?
Fail of music content.
What secret agent doesn't realize that tech can be remotely operated?
Fail of home scene.
Fail of evil henchwoman scenes throughout. Powerfully stupid.
Fail of all AI tech robot scene throughout.
Fail of girlfriend scenes throughout.
Fail of briefing scene.
An underworld organization. Oh dear god.
Fail of surgery transformation scene. Powerfully stupid.
Fail of royalty dinner scene.
It's that easy to access the secret weapons. Really?
Excellent cinematography.
Fail of bowling scene.
Fail of alley talk scene.
Fail of whiskey scene.
Fail of all scenes. Fail of writing.
Fail of warehouse scene.
Fail of all Channing Tatum scenes throughout. Fail of acting and character.
Halle Berry. All the star power in the world couldn't pass this movie.
Fail of all older agent scenes throughout. Just terrible.
Fail of American division scenes throughout.
Fail of music festival scenes throughout.
Sleep with the target? Could have been funny if the writer knew comedy.
Fail of bar scene.
Fail of realization scene.
Fail of bar fight scene.
Powerfully stupid henchwoman plan. Christ, were the studio executives, producers and writer on crack cocaine when making this movie? Because it would explain a lot.
Fail of all president scenes throughout.
Fail of golden circle infiltration scene.
Fail of all fight scenes throughout.
Fail of all confinement scenes throughout.
Fail of old/young agent talk scenes throughout.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
Complete fail of writing. It's so sh*t that it’s now on the list for one of the worst movies of all time.
One of the worst movies of all time. This movie shouldn’t have made $1.00. The fact that it made over $400 million proves that God does NOT exist.
All Eyez On Me, 2017: PASS
Commercial Failure
Writer: Jeremy Haft, Eddie Gonzalez, Steven Bagatourian
Director: Benny Boom
Dialogue: Pass
"I didn't raise you to be silent." Good line and delivery.
Plot: FBI wants to take down the Black Panthers.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Pass
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of most speeches. The public are tired of hearing speeches of Black empowerment with no actual empowerment occurring.
Fail of theater scene.
Decent scenes between friend and Tupac.
Fail of initial motel scene.
Decent performance scenes throughout.
Fail of mother drug scene.
Fail of most recording scenes throughout.
Fail of production scene.
Decent record talk scene.
Decent racist police scenes throughout.
Decent park fight scene.
Fail of jail scene.
The mother is all better now. How?
Fail of BIG/Tupac scene.
Fail of production scene.
Fail of court hearing scene.
Decent drive by scene.
Fail of club scene.
Fail of pre-court scene.
Fail of gunshot scene.
Fail of hospital scene.
Good end court scene.
Good prison scenes throughout.
Black thugs vs. Black thugs. White people and most non-black people would love it if they just killed each other off.
Fail of prison guard beating scene.
Fail of prison flashback scene.
Excellent old black guy talk scene.
Good mother prison talk scene.
Fail of prison stabbing scene.
Decent to good Suge Knight scenes throughout.
Good recording scenes throughout.
Decent dinner fight scene.
Fail of office scene.
Good performance scene.
Good Jada scene.
Artists who think their life of luxury has no monetary cost. Sigh.
Good trailer mom, girlfriend scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
Barely passable.
Passed with 3 writers. Lucky.
The Shape Of Water, 2017: PASS
Epic Commercial Success
Writer: Guillermo del Toro, Vanessa Taylor
Director: Guillermo del Toro
Dialogue: Pass
"When is a man done, proving himself sir?" Excellent line, fail in delivery
Plot: US military wants to experiment on an alien.
Story: Ethics, Ambition
Characters: Pass
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Good alone room scene.
Good hallway scene.
Women cleaning in top secret labs? Today it would be nonsense, but understandable in the past.
Ah…good ol’ G-men. Lovely.
Fail of store scene.
An artist who prefers fiction, what else is new?
Good interaction with artist scenes throughout.
Excellent cinematography.
Good bathroom scene.
Good cleaning scenes throughout.
Alien experimentation is mainstream enough to be believable.
Good interaction scenes throughout.
Decent office scene.
Odd that they're taking the movie from the security director perspective now. I’ll see how it plays out.
Another player in the game. Okay.
Decent racism scene. Fail of bar scene. Doesn't make sense.
Decent Russian scenes throughout.
A good deal of unnecessary scenes.
Scientist doesn't understand his position and the fact that he can be easily replaced. Really?
Good escape scene.
Good alien bathtub scene.
Good investigation scenes throughout.
Good alien home scenes throughout.
Good bathroom flooding scene.
Fail of general talk scene.
Good climax scene.
Excellent ending.
Darkest Hour, 2017: PASS
Commercial Success
Writer: Anthony McCarten
Director: Joe Wright
Dialogue: Pass
Plot: Nazis want to take over Europe.
Story: Ethics, Ambition
Characters: Pass
Acting: Pass
Excellent acting by Gary Oldman.
Excellent acting by Ben Mendelsohn.
Comments:
Fail of intro.
UK parliament. Laughed at by so many, rightly so. It looks so weird, even compared to Canadian
parliament.
Fail of squabbling UK politician scene.
Good dinner scene.
Fail of bed scene. That would be considered verbal and emotional abuse today.
Excellent wife scenes throughout.
Fail of slow motion street scene.
Good king/previous prime minster scene.
"How are you for Mondays." Jokes.
Excellent Churchill/king scenes throughout.
Good music content.
Good family scene.
Good Churchill speech scenes throughout.
Good party in fighting scenes throughout.
Good personal assistant scenes throughout.
"Sealed in the privy." Jokes.
Good radio speech scenes throughout.
Good war room scenes throughout.
Good military scenes throughout.
Excellent cinematography.
Good subway scene.
Good climax scene.
Good ending.
Gary Oldman’s excellent acting really passed this movie.
American Made, 2017: FAIL
Potential Profit
Writer: Gary Spinelli
Director: Doug Liman
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: CIA wants to spy of Latin American rebels.
Story: Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
What pilot f*cks with the passengers just for kicks?
Panties come off from men in uniform? Nice to see patriarchal conditioning in action.
Fail of restaurant scene.
IAC is CIA. Yup, sounds about right. The same was done in Vietnam with Air America.
Fail of hangar scene.
Fail of house scenes throughout.
Interesting use of animation.
Fail of sex scenes.
Fail of all handler scenes throughout.
I didn't know that the CIA was so cheap. In James Bond movies and others, money isn’t a problem.
Fail of cocaine smuggling. Too stupid. But it’s based on a true story, so...
Fail of most scenes.
Fail of narration throughout.
Fail of all scenes. Too stupid. Doesn't make sense.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
Some text would have been nice in the end.
Guardians of the Galaxy 2, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: James Gunn
Director: James Gunn
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: An alien race wants to hunt and kill guardians.
Story: Family, Ambition, Ethics
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Nice special effects throughout.
Good fight scene.
Guardians for hire. Oh dear.
Fail of sovereign gold people scenes throughout. Too stupid.
Germinating in birthing pods? An Illuminati plan that will be coming soon to a future near you.
What guardian steals from their client? Wouldn't that negate future business?
The gold people are standing there cheering. Really?
Fail of all ego scenes throughout. He’s what? Powerfully stupid.
Fail of almost all scenes.
Fail of dystopia. Too stupid.
Sylvester Stallone. Oh dear god.
Fail of bar scene.
How much was the music clearance bill? Then again it's Marvel, so it doesn't matter.
Good comedy by big alien guy throughout.
Fail of forest battle scene. Too stupid.
Fail of magical planet scenes throughout. Nice special effects though.
Fail of weird past plastic doll visualization scene.
Fail of ship/mutiny scene.
Decent sister fight scene.
Good escape scene.
Fail of pre-climax scenes.
Decent climax scene, but not enough to pass.
Fail of ending.
I, Tonya, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Success
Writer: Steven Rogers
Director: Craig Gillespie
Dialogue: Fail
"You f*ck dumb, you don't marry dumb" Decent line, good delivery. Could have been rephrased.
Plot: A mother wants her skater daughter to be the best.
Story: Relationships, Ambition
Characters: Fail
Acting: Fail
Fail of Allison Janney's acting.
Comments:
Fail of doc style of intro.
Fail of doc style movie.
Should have taken it from a regular movie point of view.
Now she's narrating the movie. Oh dear god.
Shooting a bunny. That's not cool. I hope there's a special place in hell for these people.
Fail of most childhood scenes. Overacting, weak writing.
Fail of mom date scene.
Fail of all mother scenes throughout.
Women who don't leave abusive relationships who don't have kids. I have little sympathy for such people. Your ideologies are the real problem.
Good training/performance scenes throughout.
Fail of house scenes throughout.
Fail of marriage scene.
Fail of slow motion triple axel scene.
Fail of husband meltdown scene.
Fail of diner scene.
Fail of assault scene.
Fail of climax scene.
Fail of ending.
All the Money in the World, 2017: FAIL
Commercial Failure
Writer: David Scarpa
Director: Ridley Scott
Dialogue: Fail
Plot: Terrorists want to capture a rich scion.
Story: Ethics, Family, Ambition
Characters: Fail
Acting: Pass
Comments:
Fail of intro.
Fail of room market scene.
Fail of past scenes.
Fail of black and white cinematography.
Fail of capture scenes throughout.
Hey, they guy from L'arnacoeur/Heartbreaker (2010) (Romain Duris). Nice to see you again. The 2010 movie is worth watching.
Fail of house scenes throughout.
Ah…the life of the rich and famous. I can see why the audience tuned out.
Incarnated as a Roman Empire? Sigh. Maybe Saddam Hussen's belief that he was the reincarnation of Nebuchadnezzar wasn't so far off.
Fail of divorce scene.
The mom wants his help now? Was she not aware of the bargain she made?
Fail of grandfather love of boy. Not genuine.
Fail of Wahlberg/Williams scenes throughout.
Fail of all media scenes throughout.
Fail of investigative scenes throughout.
Getting rich and being rich. Sigh.
Fail of longwinded grandfather speech scenes throughout.
Fail of climax scene. Powerfully stupid.
Fail of ending.
Fail of writing.
Did studio executives expect this movie to make serious money?
Continued in Part 2.