This same reviewer has recently given GotG2 an 85. She thinks a disney/marvel movie is 4 times as good as Titanic.
What you think of Titanic is largely beside the point. I don't really care if you think it's "great" "good" or "shit". It's somewhere in that spectrum.
I think we can all agree, however, that Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is not 4 times as good as Titanic.
>>82376728
I have fresh critic on the plateau for all the hungry angry fanboys: >>82375790
>>82376782
To be clear, I'm actually excited to see GotG2. But seriously, there's no defending a "professional" from TIME saying, at one point in her career, that an 11-time Oscar winner is 1/4th the movie of Guardians.
Apparently shills don't care.
Please go back to /v/
>>82378337
Talking about a /tv/ reviewer, comparing /tv/ material to /cotv/ material.
>Go back to /v/
kys
/capeshit/ when? Gtfo my board nerds
>>82376890
Winning Oscars doesn't make a movie good. Titanic has aged like milk.
>>82378629
>Winning Oscars doesn't make a movie good
This. GotG2 is objective trash and maybe 4 times WORSE than titanic though
>titanic
>good
I love a lot of what James Cameron has done. But I would really like the 3 fucking hours I spent watching titanic back. I would probably watch GotG 2 six times consecutively rather than having to watch Titanic.
It's called the Disney Circle:
>Disney spends more in marketing than the other 4 biggest studios combined because they make the money back with toys
>part of this money goes to online marketing (banners, pop ups and the like)
>internet reviewers make money out of internet ads
>if they get in the wrong side of Disney, they can lose thausands of dollars every year
>every disney shits out is praised
>disney makes bigger and bigger movies with bigger and bigger marketing budgets
>that's more and more power over internet reviewers
This is the road to monopoly, luckily critics are losing credibility fast