I’ll go with Natalie Portman in “Attack Of The Clones” & Anne Hathaway in “Dark Knight Rises”

What's a major release movie you feel like only you seem to enjoy. I'll start:

I mean a performance from an actor you did not care for that made you sit up and go "whoa they are talented." For me the biggest is Robert Pattinson in "the devil all the time". Some great performances in that but he was standout.

Who's next to get eliminated?

2000 - Gladiator

2001 - A Beautiful Mind

2002 - Chicago

2003 - Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

2004 - Million Dollar Baby

2005 - Crash

2006 - The Departed

2007 - No Country for Old Men

2008 - Slumdog Millionaire

2009 - The Hurt Locker

2010 - The King's Speech

2011 - The Artist

2012 - Argo

2013 - 12 Years a Slave

2014 - Birdman

2015 - Spotlight

2016 - Moonlight

2017 - The Shape of Water

2018 - Green Book

2019 - Parasite

2020 - Nomadland

2021 - CODA

2022 - Everything Everywhere All At Once

2023 - Oppenheimer

I know i heard it wasnt received well but i thought it was awesome and loved the universe wouldve killed for a netflix series or sequel. I know Will Smith played a pretty common character type of his but I fell in love with “The Magic Feds” and other lore pieces.

It could be any genre. Mine is BIG FISH.

For its Shia Labeouf...his personal issue held him back so much. He could have been great. Also some of the work he did def held him back.

This movie was perfect and couldn't get better. I don't know why this movie made soo much less despite being a great film. Especially the ending made me super emotional.

I recently broke up with my boyfriend 2 weeks ago. I am at the rock bottom, I cry everyday. I need a movie with similar story to motivate me.

Mines probably avengers endgame, inception, deadpool and wolverine, the shawshank redemption and the dark knight.

Really enjoyed this. Great suspense, solid performances, cinematography is aces. I'm actually sorry they didn't actually follow through with this iteration of the Alien story.

8/10

Glad I relented and watched them, after all. With Harry Potter, it was just a matter of time before I would have seen that there were so many sequels and I would have given in.

However, for The Spy Who Dumped Me, if my friend didn't force me, I would have missed this one...

Great actors fully embody their roll and you really forget who they are in the moment. Their character takes over and you believe they are the persona they are playing

When Marvel originally announced this project, there was doubts they could pull it off.

But a fantastic cast choice and epic soundtrack helped make this a huge success for the MCU franchise.

Has anyone else seen this and what's your thoughts?