>ITT: movies where you disagree with /tv/ /tv/ generally

I generally agree with this but the film was marred by its unlikable main character.

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Deadpool isn't Reddit.

>>82901356
/tv/ likes avatar. reddit and normies hate it.

>>82901356

I think it's a fun movie, it's just held back by a "muh white guilt, muh noble savages" over-simplified story and that faggot Abatab or whatever who kept spamming Avatar shit on /tv/ back in the day

>>82901466

nope. /tv/ likes James Cameron but sees Avatar as a Director wasting his talents on Smurfshit.

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This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie.

>>82901356
people who hate avatar dont -understand- what Avatar was made to be. It was made from the get go to be popcorn kino/ blockbuster, not some chi-chi arthouse movie for critics. It was made to push 3D, be visually spectacular, highly accessible, emotional, and most importantly, made for the masses.

Of course it had a simple story and its filled with cliches. But its at least commendable for not being full out retarded like Transformers and it even incorporates themes like reincarnation and eastern/native philosophy. And it has GOAT visuals that sold its immersive world, easily top 5 in that.

For what it was built to be Avatar hit a home run and the sales reflected that.

>>82901837
it's everyone's favorite Indiana Jones movie

>>82901356
It would be kino if it ended with a shot of humans nuking the planet from orbit

>>82902477
The great Eywa would never allow that to happen, she would strike the human ship with an asteroid.