Likewise, beach sex is wildly overrated. You have no idea all the nooks and crannies that sand can (and will) get into.

> 'If you want to play X, you should buy it, otherwise avoid it.'

My Steam library strongly disagrees with this.

I think you should get used to "the plot wasn't overly deep" in a Cameron film. He's well quoted as stating that a visually stunning movie with a basic plot is exactly what he's going for.

Seriously... who complains about a "one-note story and bad acting" in a Bugs Bunny movie for small children?

Weirdly enough, I'm more than okay with re-releases of classics into the theatres and wish they'd do more of it.

Again, a conversation about the film would be wonderful. But that’s not how these posts go. Ever.

Oh that would be wonderful. That's not what happens in these posts though.

Like, right now, I'm watching you ignore any post that actually brings up why someone thinks that they're good movies.

It's been a while since "explain to me why this is good" post has been here, and they're always super fun because no matter what anyone says, no one has any chance of changing even the slightest portion of your mind. So it'll just be an exercise in frustration for everyone involved.

Right… which is why I said they’re the king of entertainment in the very post you replied to.

Disney is one of the biggest companies on the planet? Please. Disney's market capitalization is sitting around in the petty cash drawer of Google or Amazon.

Entertainment companies aren't even on the same playing field with big tech. Walt Disney is the king of entertainment and it would be like 17th on the tech list.

I didn't realize it was that high. I literally never hear anyone talk about the show. Ever.

I think Terra Nova was just hitting its stride when it was cancelled. It was a little campy, but I loved it.