Critically Acclaimed Films No One Saw In Theaters
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Comments and reviews: 9
mroilcat
Really does amaze me. All these excuses and weight put on what critics like. Hogwash. These were bad movies and the audiences just didn't like them, regardless of the boutique directors and advertising. Plenty of movies did very well from word-of-mouth. Apparently the people at Looper seem to think that if the critics like them, then by golly so should we. When the critics start paying for my admission, I'll start seeing the films that they like. Until then, I'll just see the movies I like.
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Really does amaze me. All these excuses and weight put on what critics like. Hogwash. These were bad movies and the audiences just didn't like them, regardless of the boutique directors and advertising. Plenty of movies did very well from word-of-mouth. Apparently the people at Looper seem to think that if the critics like them, then by golly so should we. When the critics start paying for my admission, I'll start seeing the films that they like. Until then, I'll just see the movies I like.
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Felipe
Good list, and I enjoy these films as my perspective no matter its not box office success that it didnt reach high standards, but still clever as its own right. Scott Pilgrim is awesome, Man on the Moon was pretty good, The Hurt Locker is good, Hugo is absolutely amazing and my favorite of all time in 2011, and Snowpiercer is an awesome action sci-fi winter movie.
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Good list, and I enjoy these films as my perspective no matter its not box office success that it didnt reach high standards, but still clever as its own right. Scott Pilgrim is awesome, Man on the Moon was pretty good, The Hurt Locker is good, Hugo is absolutely amazing and my favorite of all time in 2011, and Snowpiercer is an awesome action sci-fi winter movie.
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Oldenweery
Being a confirmed Train Nut, I was greatly impressed by Hugo. The story was compelling, the visuals were outstanding, and it gave the audience a glimpse into an important piece of cinematic history, not to mention a famous automaton. It might even have interested the kids!
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Being a confirmed Train Nut, I was greatly impressed by Hugo. The story was compelling, the visuals were outstanding, and it gave the audience a glimpse into an important piece of cinematic history, not to mention a famous automaton. It might even have interested the kids!
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ChucksterOLove
'Blade Runner 2049' was the best movie that underperformed at the box office. It was an amazing movie though, flawless cinematography and the best love scene ever put to film. It is also arguably one of the best sequels ever made.
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'Blade Runner 2049' was the best movie that underperformed at the box office. It was an amazing movie though, flawless cinematography and the best love scene ever put to film. It is also arguably one of the best sequels ever made.
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Craig
I did see Man on the Moon in theatres and that's two hours of my life I'll never get back. It's only remarkable quality is that it seemed to magically make time stop as it dragged on wasting hours of my life I'll never get back.
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I did see Man on the Moon in theatres and that's two hours of my life I'll never get back. It's only remarkable quality is that it seemed to magically make time stop as it dragged on wasting hours of my life I'll never get back.
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Teddy
if Scorsese's HUGO really did lose out to Twilight, goddam it must really suck. But I haven't seen it. I'll have to take anything Looper says with a grain of salt after their reasons for SW Solo disappointment in the last video
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if Scorsese's HUGO really did lose out to Twilight, goddam it must really suck. But I haven't seen it. I'll have to take anything Looper says with a grain of salt after their reasons for SW Solo disappointment in the last video
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fanjoy
How can a movie like Hugo, a wonderful, touching family film from the greatest modern director of all time barely make its budget back while Jack and Jill, a shallow, ugly and painfully unfunny comedy is a box office success.
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How can a movie like Hugo, a wonderful, touching family film from the greatest modern director of all time barely make its budget back while Jack and Jill, a shallow, ugly and painfully unfunny comedy is a box office success.
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Kobe
I Saw The Hurt Locker when I was in Iraq it perfectly describe how I felt I love this but I should hate this when I got home I hate this but I should love it it was a few inaccuracies about you EOD though
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I Saw The Hurt Locker when I was in Iraq it perfectly describe how I felt I love this but I should hate this when I got home I hate this but I should love it it was a few inaccuracies about you EOD though
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Adam
I tell ya you just wanna punch a concrete wall when you realize the great films rejected by the public at the box office and the absolute unwatchable crap that ends up making money, time and time again!
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I tell ya you just wanna punch a concrete wall when you realize the great films rejected by the public at the box office and the absolute unwatchable crap that ends up making money, time and time again!
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