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From big-budget flops to sequel disasters, some films had everything going for them but still crashed and burned! Join us as we count down our picks for movies that should have been amazing but turned out shockingly disappointing. With A-list stars, acclaimed directors, and beloved franchises, these films somehow missed the mark spectacularly.
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00:00You tried to kill me! You even went after Jenny! You shot me! Three times!
00:05Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the most disappointing, lacking, and or couldn't live up
00:12to the hype movies.
00:13Wait. You don't have to do this.
00:18Alright, maybe you do.
00:21Number 20. Megalopolis.
00:23When does an empire die? Does it collapse in one terrible moment? No. No. But there comes a time when
00:34its people no longer believe in it.
00:36With cinephiles hopeful, Francis Ford Coppola's visionary odyssey looked like it had potential. The final product became an unintentional comedy.
00:44Entitles me?
00:45Yes.
00:47Entitles me?
00:48Yes.
00:49Entitles me?
00:50Yes.
00:50You have no idea about me.
00:54Mixing sci-fi and ancient Rome, this idealistic film is too sincere for its own good.
01:00Adam Driver plays the architect hoping to bring together the city with his newest ideas.
01:04The hero must contend with the elite and government officials, with the odd ensemble delivering some strange performances.
01:11Brains, family, name, talent.
01:16It's injected the wrong way, but I share your passions.
01:18Creation.
01:18Many of the actors, from Dustin Hoffman to Aubrey Plaza, feel like they've signed up for different films.
01:24The script doesn't do them any favors either, packing in philosophy and diet Shakespeare.
01:29To be, or not to be, that is the question.
01:35Whether it is no blur in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune?
01:39At least the scenery and costumes look nice.
01:42Number 19. Gem and the Holograms.
01:44He would call me his diamond in the rough, or his gem.
01:50All right, so what I'm trying to do right now is fix this circuit.
01:54For those that remember the original show, they might have imagined something much better for a live-action film.
01:59Gem and the Holograms could have been a fun, cult classic with a sci-fi edge.
02:04Show's over, Synergy. What else you got?
02:13The result makes you wish for either better music, or a more otherworldly plot.
02:18As the hero's father leaves her a robot, the main cast must go on a scavenger hunt.
02:22Wasn't that the last piece?
02:23I thought it was, but it looks like there's room for one more, maybe?
02:27How are we supposed to find it without a map?
02:29I don't know. This doesn't make any sense.
02:31This part of the story could have been compelling, or even heartwarming given the connection to Jerrica's dad.
02:35Director John M. Chu shuffles through various concepts, but this adaptation feels more like a Disney Channel original movie.
02:41Not even Juliette Lewis or Molly Ringwald could save this throwback.
02:45I think you're absolutely right. You are no rock star. Right. Yeah, I mean, no, that's exactly what I'm saying.
02:54Number 18. Terminator Genisys.
02:57August 29th, 1997, Skynet woke up and decided all humanity was a threat to its existence.
03:05After the second film, you could argue that this franchise never returned to its former glory.
03:10The various sequels and spin-offs have left many of us wishing for Judgment Day.
03:14Terminator Genisys does the unthinkable in trying to rehash some of the first movie.
03:18Nice night for a walk, eh?
03:22Nice night for a walk.
03:24Wash day tomorrow. Nothing clean, right?
03:27Nothing clean. Right.
03:29Bringing back Arnold Schwarzenegger, the film tries to get fancy with its cross between a remake and a reboot.
03:34It's tough enough to bring new life to a series without having to harken back to much better work.
03:39Schwarzenegger, Emilia Clarke, and Jai Courtney head up a mismatched group of heroes,
03:43trying to fight Skynet.
03:45Our gang with Calvice puts us at a strategic disadvantage.
03:49Bite me.
03:52That is a very immature response.
03:54The one cool idea of making John Connor a villain gets shrouded in other dodgy decisions.
03:59Number 17. Artemis Fowl.
04:01This is about the sun.
04:04The sun.
04:05Do not underestimate the kid.
04:10Let me show you.
04:12As one of the strangest directing chameleons, Kenneth Branagh adapts this kid's novel into a Disney movie.
04:17It's a cinematic experience that makes you pine for the children's films of yesteryear.
04:21Whoever it was.
04:22Man? Woman?
04:23I couldn't tell.
04:24But they were asking for something called Iaculos.
04:26What is it?
04:29Artemis.
04:30Get dressed and come with me.
04:31There's ample material here to lean into, with fantasy elements and adventure for days.
04:36Unfortunately, Branagh's film seems to spread itself too thin,
04:39with its plot about stolen artifacts and a young hero.
04:42I'm here to officially invite you into my home.
04:46Invite me?
04:47You just shot me!
04:48You must now do whatever I demand.
04:50You'll have to keep me here forever.
04:51The director could have tried to rip off Indiana Jones or even Harry Potter for a much more effective result.
04:57Instead of playing it safe, he blends some weird technical choices into a chaotic product.
05:01Everybody! Take cover!
05:06You also might be scared after watching Josh Gad's CGI mouth stretch.
05:11Number 16.
05:12The Bonfire of the Vanities.
05:14For what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world and loses his soul?
05:18Mr. Fellow, they're waiting.
05:22This is a story about such a man.
05:24When you look at this on paper, the movie has almost everything you could want.
05:28It's got an all-star cast, an acclaimed director, and it's based on a hit book.
05:32Well, excuse me, I have to go.
05:39What do you think you're going with the tire?
06:00The plot fails to spend enough time with the more complicated material, too.
06:04In a novel, Tom Wolfe could provide all kinds of nuances about wealth, privilege, and the justice system.
06:11And then this newspaper thing started up.
06:13This Peter Fallow person.
06:14Everything was wrong.
06:16A total disregard for the truth.
06:17Now, why do they do this?
06:19This will be your stop here.
06:20This experience mostly lives on as a curiosity piece.
06:24Number 15.
06:25Exorcist II.
06:26The Heretic.
06:26Those bad dreams are still inside you.
06:30There's nothing wrong with me.
06:32Released in 1973, The Exorcist is still regarded as a game-changing piece of horror cinema.
06:37Not many people love the sequel in the same way.
06:40With Linda Blair reprising her role as Regan, the character tries to adjust to normal life before she encounters a
06:46new priest.
06:57This leads the heroes down the road of hypnosis and back into the arms of Pazuzu.
07:02Director John Borman assembles a fantastic cast to confuse and mystify the viewer with campy horror.
07:07Crossover.
07:10Step out of your despair.
07:12If Pazuzu comes for you, I will spit a leopard.
07:17With the likes of Richard Burton and James Earl Jones dealing with demons, this quirky follow-up will have you
07:22scratching your head.
07:24It's crazy to go from such an iconic scare fest to a bold B-movie so fast.
07:29He's mine.
07:30He's chosen me.
07:33Pazuzu's Reagan is the only Reagan.
07:36Number 14.
07:38Righteous Kill.
07:39I've been a cop in the NYPD for over 30 years.
07:43In that time, I've killed 14 people.
07:49Two of the greatest film actors have only teamed up a handful of times.
07:52They appeared in other crime classics like Heat.
07:55But later, the duo starred in the colossal letdown, Righteous Kill.
07:58Lieutenant, how far do you want us to go with this Rambo murder?
08:01I don't know.
08:01I was thinking maybe you'd investigate it a bit more, figure out who did it.
08:05Try to put him in jail.
08:06That is, if it doesn't get in the way of your shuffleboard lessons.
08:09One includes a legendary conversation at a diner, and the other features a character known as a skateboard pip.
08:15Robert De Niro and Al Pacino seem like they've wandered onto the set of a TV movie, playing detectives in
08:20a hacky serial killer plot.
08:22Calm down.
08:22What the hell is it?
08:23You're making all the wrong moves.
08:24What are you talking about?
08:25This ain't a chess game, partner.
08:26Who knows?
08:27Maybe it is.
08:28You go at Perez now.
08:29You know what's going to happen?
08:29You're going to walk right into a trap.
08:31Neither man knows what to do in a project that includes 50 Cent, Rob Dyrdek, and some goofy death scenes.
08:37We certainly hope the lead performers got a nice paycheck for this one.
08:40A righteous man before me stands.
08:45A hero in these filthy lands.
08:51You're going to have to live with the fact that you could have helped prevent the bombings and the violence.
08:56I'm more interested in what this says about you and your FBI.
08:59Leonardo DiCaprio was on a generational run through the 2000s and 2010s, but even this Oscar winner had a few
09:05missteps.
09:05Few people remember this historical drama, as well as The Aviator or The Wolf of Wall Street.
09:10And there's nobody stopping you from making millions.
09:13Don't just sit at home, or the life of your dreams will sail right past you.
09:17This Clint Eastwood movie has serious potential, but drags on through episodes of varying quality.
09:22They should have turned scenes about gangsters and the Lindbergh kidnapping into a more detailed miniseries instead.
09:28DiCaprio tries desperately to make this more interesting, with one of his least effective accents.
09:33You still fancy facial hair, Agent Stokes?
09:37The ladies appreciate it.
09:40And I suppose the ladies' opinions are more important than the Bureau's?
09:43Through it all, you feel like the exciting history of the FBI could have been more exciting.
09:48Jay Edgar ultimately feels like a misuse of a star director and actor's talents.
09:53Are you poking fun at me?
09:55No.
09:56No, no, no, no, no, of course not.
09:59Then please, Mr. Hoover, stand up.
10:01Number 12.
10:02Cherry.
10:03And it's no secret what my face looks like.
10:06All right, no alarms, I'm a whining man, they'll kill me!
10:10After their successful work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Joe and Anthony Russo seemed like they could do almost anything.
10:15They then recruited Spider-Man actor Tom Holland for a dark drama about a veteran turned criminal.
10:21I don't imagine that anyone goes in for a robbery if they're not in some kind of desperation.
10:26With robbery, it's a matter of pure abasement.
10:29It's a gloomier story than Avengers, asking a lot of a star better known for his cheerier performances.
10:34Holland feels out of place in a story that might have been better suited for an indie artist.
10:39Baby.
10:41Yeah, baby, I'm here.
10:42I just, uh...
10:45Are you sure you're doing okay?
10:48From boot camp to small-time robberies, this plot also finds itself in territory well-trodden by superior films.
10:54The Russo brothers tried to push the envelope with a Rust Belt drama that should have been recast and rewritten.
11:00You know, you gotta go back to rehab.
11:04I don't want to be in rehab.
11:08I want to be with you.
11:09Number 11.
11:10The Counselor.
11:11I don't think I miss things.
11:14I think to miss something is to hope that it will come back.
11:17But it's not coming back.
11:20I've always known that since I was a girl.
11:22This might be the cinematic version of someone missing a slam dunk.
11:26Director Ridley Scott brings together an amazing cast and can't quite make them work.
11:31If you pursue this road that you've embarked upon,
11:35you will eventually come to moral decisions that will take you completely by surprise.
11:39With Fassbender and Bardem, you'd think this would be more entertaining or well-acted.
11:44There's also the fact that it's a crime movie written by Cormac McCarthy.
11:48That's a dandy.
11:49What happened?
11:50Confrontation with the doorman.
11:52Confrontation.
11:53Jesus.
11:54What did you say to him?
11:55What could have possibly gone wrong?
11:57McCarthy's script is better suited for one of his novels,
12:00with the clunky dialogue falling short of No Country for Old Men.
12:03I need to know what I stand to win.
12:05Everything.
12:07How's that?
12:08You stand to win everything, call it.
12:10It's also a rare movie that wastes Brad Pitt's appearance altogether.
12:15Scott's film feels like it wants to be a gritty thriller,
12:17but ends up being an exercise in camp.
12:20She goes around and climbs up on the hoot of the Ferrari.
12:24And...
12:26pulls her dress up around her waist.
12:28Number 10.
12:29Jurassic World Dominion.
12:31They need us.
12:32Are you saving these dinosaurs because they need us?
12:35Or are you saving them to absolve yourself?
12:37Claire.
12:38I mean, this is crazy.
12:40Claire.
12:40After three decades of work, the Jurassic franchise contains plenty of ups and downs.
12:45The World Series brought back the property to more box office success and mixed reviews.
12:50I'm not angry.
12:51So that means you don't have to be angry.
12:54I'm not angry.
12:55I can take care of myself.
12:57Hey.
12:58It's okay for us to depend on each other.
13:01Jurassic World Dominion brings you some dinosaur action,
13:04but it needs more than that to justify its existence.
13:07Claire and Owen must find their adopted daughter after she's kidnapped,
13:10while a handful of characters from the first film go on their own bland journey.
13:14So you are going to see some remarkable things today.
13:18We are unlocking the true power of the genome.
13:22We're this close, believe me.
13:24Longtime fans might have preferred seeing Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum in their own adventure.
13:27The movie tries to have it both ways,
13:29delivering a sequel that's nostalgic to a fault.
13:32This is very bad.
13:35This is the same system we used at the park.
13:38Great, so we can turn on the thing and then we all get out of here?
13:43Number 9.
13:44Joker Fully Adieu
13:45She believes you have another person living inside of you.
13:50And it was this other person who committed those crimes.
13:54Careful what you wish for.
13:56A sequel to the 2019 hit seemed tempting,
13:59but it turned out to be a musical disaster.
14:12Joker Fully Adieu finds Arthur Fleck in Arkham before his big day in court.
14:17Joaquin Phoenix returns to the title role.
14:19Later entranced by Lady Gaga is the enigmatic Lee Quinzel.
14:23It's at this point that the movie hopes to be something more profound or darkly fun.
14:27As foolish as he can be
14:34There's always a joker
14:37Neither the music or the comic nature of this film ends up working.
14:41Phoenix and Gaga star in overblown stage numbers that seem to alienate the audience.
14:46I don't know how we're gonna do it
14:50Only know we're gonna try
14:54By the time the trial happens,
14:56this follow-up gives up before delivering a disappointing finale.
15:00Number 8.
15:01Heaven's Gate
15:02We must endeavor to speak to the best of our ability.
15:07But we must speak
15:10according to our ability.
15:12Many people know this as the film that dealt a serious blow to United Artists.
15:17Heaven's Gate is considered by some to be Michael Cimino's disaster
15:20after his Oscar winner The Deer Hunter.
15:22I know that it'll never be the same.
15:26I just wanted to tell you that
15:29maybe
15:30I don't know, maybe you don't want to talk about it.
15:32The filmmaker pushed the narrative and runtime to its limits,
15:36creating an extremely divisive product.
15:38It's a multi-faceted plot that covers a lesser-known period of Wyoming history.
15:42We will go to Johnson County
15:44We will depose the incompetent civil authority there
15:47and we will keep possession of the town until we can take charge of the courts.
15:51Set in the late 1800s,
15:53the movie asks a lot from viewers hoping for a more lively historical epic.
15:57Some have reassessed the project years later despite its dodgy release.
16:00I don't understand you.
16:03I do not understand you.
16:06There's a lot of things you don't understand.
16:08While some prefer the extended cut,
16:09the movie remains a controversial part of 20th century cinema.
16:13Number 7.
16:14Batman v Superman, Dawn of Justice
16:16Jack, listen to me.
16:17I want you to get everyone out of the building right now.
16:20You understand?
16:21You got it.
16:23Let's go.
16:24Come on, start moving now, people.
16:25Let's go.
16:25Zack Snyder's role in the DC Universe wasn't for everybody,
16:28with this being among his most debated entries.
16:31Batman v Superman does contain an intriguing concept that falls flat.
16:35Clark Kent, Daily Planet.
16:36My foundation has already issued a statement in support of books.
16:40Sir?
16:43Wow.
16:44Pretty girl.
16:44Bad habit.
16:45Don't quote me, alright?
16:46While Kal-El seems weaker than ever,
16:48Bruce Wayne appears to be lashing out in more violent ways.
16:51This more brutal depiction of Batman
16:52shuffles between controversial brawls and emotional outbursts.
16:56He has the power to wipe out the entire human race,
16:59and if we believe there's even a 1% chance that he is our enemy,
17:01we have to take it as an absolute certainty.
17:04And we have to destroy him.
17:06The big fight offers a few thrills,
17:08but it leads to a confusing and unsatisfying finish.
17:11To make matters worse,
17:12this run of DC films didn't improve with any sequels.
17:15Help me find the others like you.
17:18Perhaps they don't want to be found.
17:20They will.
17:22And they'll fight.
17:23It would take Matt Reeves and James Gunn
17:25to help revive interest in these caped heroes.
17:28Number 6.
17:29The Dark Tower
17:30You have nothing to be afraid of, my friend.
17:35Death is not far away.
17:38You want to know what's on the other side?
17:40It took many years for the Stephen King adaptation to happen,
17:43but the filmmakers were probably better off staying away from it.
17:46The author's Dark Tower franchise
17:48has many entries that can't be boiled down into one film.
17:51But I saw you.
17:52Your dreams deceived you, boy.
17:55Told you what you want to hear.
17:59I came a long way to find you.
18:01Idris Elba plays the lead gunslinger,
18:03looking to defeat Matthew McConaughey's villain.
18:05Once you watch it,
18:06you start to remember that some of King's books can't leap off the page.
18:09I do not shoot with my hand.
18:12He who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
18:16I shoot with my mind.
18:18There's so many fantastical elements and details that collapse into each other.
18:22Watching the plot unfold on screen,
18:24it's hard to imagine a more misguided blend of westerns,
18:27sci-fi,
18:27and fantasy storytelling.
18:29Something's wrong here.
18:30The levels are plateauing.
18:33It's as if he's...
18:34Fighting back.
18:36Why do you resist?
18:38Neither Elba nor McConaughey fit into this jumbled adventure.
18:42Number 5.
18:42Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker.
18:45The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities
18:49some consider to be unnatural.
18:55Many reactions to this Star Wars film weren't exactly positive.
18:59After the nostalgia and divisiveness of the last two entries,
19:02Rise of Skywalker tried to make sense of it all.
19:04Rey.
19:06Be patient.
19:08Start to be thinking it isn't possible
19:09to hear the voices of the Jedi who came before.
19:12Nothing's impossible.
19:14The result was arguably the worst in the whole series.
19:17Emperor Palpatine returns,
19:19Allegiances switch,
19:20and romances fizzle out.
19:22Rey and her allies race to save the galaxy,
19:24but the sinister First Order threatens to upend everything.
19:27As I served you in the old wars,
19:30I serve you now.
19:32Send a ship to a world they know.
19:36Let it burn.
19:38There's also a case of family matters
19:40that further complicate the lore.
19:41While not every movie in the franchise makes sense,
19:44this one's biggest sin
19:45might be its boring content
19:46and poor conclusion.
19:48I haven't the faintest idea
19:50why I agreed to this.
19:51I must be malfunctioning.
19:53I must be malfunctioning.
19:55Number 4.
19:56Eternals.
19:57Are you a wizard?
19:58Uh, what?
20:00Yeah, like Doctor Strange.
20:02No, I'm...
20:03I've noticed some unusual things happen
20:05when I'm around you.
20:06Some great filmmakers
20:07have tackled superhero material,
20:09but not everyone is meant to direct one.
20:11Chloe Zhao won an Oscar
20:12for her contemplative and natural film,
20:15Nomadland.
20:16Nice to see you.
20:17It's been a while.
20:18How have you been?
20:19Good.
20:19Good.
20:20You look good.
20:20Thanks.
20:21Your hair.
20:21Yeah, cut it.
20:22I like it.
20:23I like it a lot.
20:24Her take on Eternals
20:25doesn't quite gel with her sensibility,
20:27featuring many tropes
20:28from your standard Marvel feature.
20:30Zhao does have a fantastic team behind her
20:32to carry the visuals forward,
20:33but at the cost of some scattered storytelling.
20:35What did I say?
20:39Wait, what did I say?
20:40You said,
20:42I am very beautiful.
20:43There are more than a few characters
20:44to keep track of,
20:45and a few loftier ideas
20:47that don't pay off.
20:48While it has some defenders,
20:49this outing doesn't measure up
20:51to the charm
20:51or entertainment of its predecessors.
20:54I understand now.
20:56I can see what she saw.
21:00So many planets.
21:02Thankfully,
21:03this director went back
21:04to making more subdued dramas
21:05that play to her strengths.
21:07What do you wish to do, Hamlet?
21:09I should be
21:10one of the players with a sword.
21:13Sword?
21:14Yes.
21:15Number three,
21:16X-Men Origins Wolverine.
21:18We stick together
21:19no matter what
21:20and take care of anyone
21:22who gets in our way.
21:24Can you do that,
21:25little brother?
21:26Many people love Hugh Jackman
21:27as this mutant hero,
21:29making this a great idea
21:30for a standalone film.
21:31X-Men Origins Wolverine
21:33felt like a huge step
21:34in the wrong direction, though.
21:35Jackman returns to the title part,
21:37but his character becomes trapped
21:38in an overstuffed adventure.
21:40We finally got a good thing going here.
21:42Don't you screw this up.
21:43Enough.
21:43Enough.
21:44We've done enough.
21:45You think you are.
21:47This is what we do.
21:48The movie tries to set up Logan
21:50while also establishing
21:51too many allies and side plots.
21:54There's also the inclusion of Deadpool,
21:55which proves to be awkward
21:56and unsettling.
21:58Okay.
22:00Perfect.
22:02Kayla, get these kids out of here.
22:03Logan?
22:03Find another way out.
22:04With so much history
22:06and material to draw from,
22:08this prequel becomes a confusing
22:09and over-the-top mess.
22:11The same could be said
22:12for a few disappointing X-Men sequels.
22:14Nice suit.
22:15Henry, this is Logan.
22:16He's Wolverine.
22:17I hear you are quite an animal.
22:19Logan's talking.
22:21You know Magneto's gonna come
22:22get Mystique, right?
22:23Number two,
22:25The Mummy.
22:25Sarge, you're not going down there.
22:27You're right.
22:28I'm not.
22:29We are.
22:30At least call it an airstrike.
22:32Airstrike?
22:34Bad idea.
22:34If this film worked out,
22:36it could have started
22:37a new franchise.
22:38It turned out to be
22:39a rare miss for after Tom Cruise.
22:41You told Greenway
22:41that I could mimic
22:42all the qualities
22:43of human intimacy
22:44for 15 seconds.
22:46I mean, let me tell you,
22:47it was not 15 seconds.
22:49The star could be considered
22:50out of place here,
22:52trying to bring action
22:52to this horror adventure.
22:54Cruise gets only one
22:55plane crash scene
22:56to really shine.
22:57Otherwise,
22:57he and the cast
22:58try desperately
22:59to make The Mummy modern.
23:00Who the hell are you?
23:02Who am I?
23:05The more relevant question,
23:07Mr. Morton,
23:09is who exactly are you?
23:11The use of the supernatural,
23:12classic characters,
23:14and CGI
23:14all feels a bit forced.
23:16Russell Crowe
23:17as Dr. Jekyll
23:17can't even bring this film
23:18back from the dead.
23:19Overcome by negative reactions,
23:21the dark universe
23:22never quite got off the ground.
23:23I mean,
23:24thank you for bringing me
23:25back to life and everything,
23:27Nick,
23:27but what are we even doing here?
23:29Where are we going?
23:31Come on, my friend.
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23:491. Fantastic Four
23:51We want to support you, Franklin,
23:52but you put a lot of faith
23:53in these kids.
23:54I put all my faith in them.
23:57Many of the Fantastic Four films
23:58have been unable
23:59to capture the spirit
24:00of the comic.
24:01The 2015 version
24:02set out to try again,
24:03but ended up a critical
24:05and commercial mess.
24:06It's a movie without much
24:07in the way of energy
24:08or after chemistry.
24:10If you want to fix
24:11what my generation broke,
24:13if you can do that,
24:15work together,
24:16then you can change
24:17the course of history.
24:20It's a pretty good speech.
24:22Four fine performers
24:23take the central roles,
24:24but none of them stand out.
24:26The uninspired filmmaking
24:27and lesser script
24:28don't add much
24:29to the equation either.
24:30With creative differences
24:31and reshoots
24:33clouding the production,
24:34the movie seemed doomed
24:35in more ways than one.
24:36You couldn't resist coming back.
24:39It's not enough
24:40to ruin your world.
24:43Now you want to ruin mine.
24:46It's biggest crime
24:47might be how boring it is
24:48despite the villain's
24:49unhinged look.
24:51Largely forgotten,
24:52this entry has been swept
24:53under the rug
24:53in favor of the 2025 film.
25:04Do we forget another film
25:05that you didn't expect to hate?
25:07Let us know
25:07in the comments below.
25:08Let us know
25:08as well.
25:12We'll be right back to it.
25:14Let us know
25:14as well.
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