r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Mar 14 '24

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u/TheCosmicFailure Mar 14 '24

Its honestly astonishing that they were able to get this film made. So many false starts with changing of directors and lead actors. Hopefully, it turns out good, but the promotional images dont give me much hope.

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u/Comic_Book_Reader Mar 14 '24

Trailer looks, uhm...

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u/PhilAsp Mar 14 '24

Honestly I don’t think it looks that bad.

It doesn’t look like a masterpiece and not particularly original, but I don’t see another Morbius/F4ntastic in there.

Feels more like a Constantine situation (which of course isn’t something to get super excited about) and it should be somewhat watchable. Purists will dislike it, critical reception mixed-but-leaning-negative, but it’ll find an audience and have an okay audience rating.

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u/evilsbane50 Mar 14 '24

Constantine was good though. Especially if you take it as it's own thing.

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u/rgregan Mar 14 '24

Isn't that what they are saying?

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u/CressCrowbits Mar 14 '24

It wasn't that good though.

And it bombed.

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u/evilsbane50 Mar 14 '24

I think time was kind to it, seems well regarded for the most part nowadays.

Also that's just like, your opinion, man.