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Idunnomeister t1_jdxmfa0 wrote
Godzilla King of the Monsters. I expected it to be much worse and came in all but determined to hate it, since I wasn't fond of the 2014 movie. By the end, all the Godzilla universe fanservice had me won over. It ain't perfect, but it was clearly a labor of love and felt like a big budget version of the monster showdown films. It was the movie I wanted from the 2014 film.
urgasmic t1_jdxn6kg wrote
I thought Power of the Dog felt like that. Until it all cones together at the end i wasnt sure if i liked it or not. I did.
TheCosmicFailure t1_jdxqqo7 wrote
I liked both Godzilla films. The Godzilla 2014 had a stronger story but lacked in the big monster fights. Which I didn't mind cause it made for some cool shots.
King of The Monsters on the other hand definitely had a weaker story. But goddamn were those monster fights amazing and visually stunning. Having KG emerge from the ice was a cool intro. Then burning Godzilla is a sight to behold.
real_bookie t1_jdxt6r2 wrote
To me it would be Downsizing, when it started the whole concept was pretty interesting, but as the film progresses it starts to go down and down...
DPfnM9978 t1_jdxu1v6 wrote
Barbarian. The first half of the movie it was on track to be my favorite horror movie of the year. Then the second half happened and it became my least favorite horror of the year. Such an original premise that was ruined by the supernatural horror elements that were thrown in during the 2nd half. It didn’t shock or surprise me, it took me completely out of the movie, and they never got me back.
5m1tm t1_jdxw0ly wrote
Didn't actually think that it "sucked" initially, but the first 30-45 mins of 'Memories of Murder' are so silly (and that's on purpose). I was like "wth, this is all so ridiculous lmao". But what follows after that is sheer cinematic brilliance. It's one of my Top 5 favourite films of all time. This is the only movie that comes to mind wrt your post right now. 'Parasite' is dirt compared to 'Memories of Murder' (both are directed by Bong Joon-ho)
Diamond_Champagne t1_jdxxv0r wrote
Supernatural?
Detroit_Cineaste t1_jdxzih8 wrote
The Hunt. It starts out as a very obvious and labored conservative versus liberal allegory, then becomes something very different by the end. The final confrontation was not what I was expecting, let alone that it features >!Academy Award winning actor Swank getting the snot beat out of her!<.
Mindless_Bad_1591 t1_jdy0i2r wrote
Bambi
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DPfnM9978 t1_jdy20d6 wrote
I don’t know what else you would call a nearly superhuman mutant. That shits not natural, no matter her origins (which I honestly don’t even remember). Like I said she showed up, and I checked out of the movie.
Nobodycares2022 t1_jdy2a8m wrote
Your title makes no sense.
RexRaider OP t1_jdy6fi5 wrote
Yes, sorry I missed the word 'Change' somehow.
DrabDonut t1_jdyq8w3 wrote
One Cut of the Dead, though it’s intentional.
IamJoesburner t1_jdysce4 wrote
Danny Boyle’s Sunshine was the opposite of this for me.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_jdyw1o1 wrote
The beginning of The Human Centipede had real wooden acting. Then 30 minutes in, it started rolling quickly.
primitiverootweiner t1_jdz8f2j wrote
Started out so damn strong and then lost the plot during the last 3rd.
ArthurSaga0 t1_jdxlrop wrote
Yes! All the time.
I feel this way with a lot of great action movies. I have the most hype energy during a John Wick movie towards the beginning, by the end I’m a bit more worn out.
I feel this way about most Marvel, Star Wars, and DC movies too, it’s starts out hype as fuck and you’re like wow this is gonna be the best movie ever- then the cracks slowly start to show themselves as you eventually become bored and tired with the move. I’ve still never seen the last 20 minutes of Doctor Strange 2.