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>44% of audiences didn't like it

Ouch... what happened?

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Looks boring as fuck

Boomers got bored and fell asleep whenever somebody wasn't getting shot

If the plebs don't get it that just confirms it's kino.

Twenty years from now when it's a classic Zoomers will pretend like they always liked it.

>muh plebs
Critics liking it is a sign that it's shit

does this mean it’s kino or is that when critics hate it

It's not that accessible for casual moviegoers used to Marvel flicks. Good film, i would recommend seeing it in cinema. The last third undermines the film but it's still very good film and has great visuals. Some people left the screening like 10 minutes before the film ended, i really didn't get that.

See it in a real imax it was worth it. Amazing audio visuals. Almost art house

Because it's a story about Brad Pitt's character coming to terms with his deep seated hatred of his father (that he has compartmentalized, but comes out as he gets further from earth)

However if you watch the trailers it seems like some suber kewl action space flick with a huge goverment conspiracy and setpiece shootouts.

I knew what was i getting into since i like James Gray but those trailers really did a good job of setting people up for completely different type of film than they actually got.