Tomorrowland was one of them.

Favorite films of the 1990s! 90: Home Alone 91: Beauty and the Beast 92: Aladdin 93: Jurassic Park 94: The Shawshank Redemption 95: Toy Story 96: Scream 97: Good Will Hunting 98: Run Lola Run 99: Toy Story 2

One of my favorite genres especially in family films is the underdog hero or group of characters who prove that they are more capable than they think or even society thinks.

In addition to "slop" being a term that provides no actual substantial film analysis of any kind, if you told me the term originated from Harry Knowles or Jeffrey Wells, that wouldn't surprise me. Do you want to sound like Knowles and Wells? Didn't think so.

Agreed. This always happens and I’m so tired of it.

Haven’t seen this in full but just based on clips I’ve seen, it absolutely deserved its backlash.

Internet: “This movie was slop.” Me:

Coming this month, a video that took me the entire first half of the year to film, and also will be my longest video to date:

Stop doing this!

I’ve really grown to not like the term legacy sequel. Especially because people kind of pick and choose when to use it. Just call it a sequel.

This is why whenever I see someone say a movie is "neither good nor bad, it's just fine" I instantly trust that person.

Lowell R Alex Klepp I think Alex's point is why create a new term just because a sequel happens to be released 15+ years after the previous film(s). I don't remember people calling Crystal Skull a legacy sequel back in 2008. We just called it a sequel.

Lowell R I think people are smart enough to notice the characters from the previous movies have visibly aged. Anyone watching Godfather Part III can tell from looking at Al Pacino that it was made and set years later. That's why I think a new term is unnecessary.

Four movies, one decade, one actor: Ewan McGregor, 2000s

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What movie has the perfect ending?

If there's something I love about being a film lover, it's that you can never see enough films and there's always the opportunity to discover something for the first time that's popular or not, or a classic widely loved you haven't seen. It's always fun.

You know, you can like both K-Pop: Demon Hunters and FIXED. Better yet, you can like one without weirdly slandering the other one for reasons the movie itself or the people involved played no part in. What I’m saying may be a crazy concept for certain individuals.

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