Author Topic: the emoji movie is out, and the reviews are about as you expect  (Read 10090 times)

What if I said Master Matthew was cool?
WRONG, I'M HOT MOTHER forgetER!

The book was better anyways.


It's only been a while and now it's got on the list of Rotten Tomatoes movies with a 0% rating on Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_with_a_0%25_rating_on_Rotten_Tomatoes

You can't turn your own insecurity against me, Grimlock
you made a forum account with the username "Karl Marx". If anyone has some insecuritys to deal with its you kimon


you made a forum account with the username "Karl Marx". If anyone has some insecuritys to deal with its you kimon
Genuinely wondering how Karl Marx translates into an insecurity


Only 20 reviews, give it some more time.
...give it a year, it'll get better over time...?

why is it that whenever a news source makes a pun they always manage to make it sound like a three year old is presenting it

why is it that whenever a news source makes a pun they always manage to make it sound like a three year old is presenting it
yeah i kinda dislike how the reviews dont rag on it, and rather make snide puns.

the best review by far is vox's which actually goes in depth into why its just so stuff overall, and second best is new york times for keeping the puns (somewhat) tasteful and restrained

maybe it'll be terrible in an entertaining way

maybe it'll be terrible in an entertaining way
except its actually not entertaining - its just a giant advertisement that actually fails at advertising by having the advertisement so blatant and obvious, and also unlike foodfight (which is so unbelievably bad its good in that you get a good laugh out of the CGI), this movie is so mediocre-bad that its not fun to watch at all
edit: i did a talk with a couple discords about what was better: emoji movie, foodfight, or birdemic. birdemic won because it was actually so bad it was hilarious, and emoji movie isnt fun to watch at all, and at least foodfight gives you a good laugh
« Last Edit: July 27, 2017, 11:48:21 PM by Mr Queeba »

...give it a year, it'll get better over time...?

Will people remember it in a year's time?

Will people remember it in a year's time?
good point
if a movie is ever remembered for anything it's for being either decent, and likeable to some, or being ridiculously bad (sharknado)