Comments by "josh72456" (@josh72456) on "Top 22 Sci-Fi Movies of Each Year (2000 - 2021)" video.

@Mitch Allen 782 didn't notice it first time round I was very young when I saw it.
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@coreybrent215 its ending I found problematic.
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@NeoConnor1 In my view yes.
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@arrow_of_Ravenclaw I agree but the second one I think may be the weakest through rewatch.
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@Pearcinator I agree with that.
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I’ve not seen Timecrimes and Love and Monsters.
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@BlazerK1914 Arguably I think Resurrections is the worst one. I agree about Reloaded but with that one I keep changing my mind on the film, I find Revolutions bad also.
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@batgurrl I think all 3.
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@Mr. Decency Keepin' It Real it's entertaining I would say.
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@BlazerK1914 yeah the fight was well done. It's just with Resurrections it's all the fan service and meta stuff which I think is dull and self indulging.
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@batgurrl Except I think Resurrections is the worst one.
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@batgurrl no that’s Reloaded the fourth one Resurrections is the worst I think, speaking of scene you mentioned as I first saw it as a kid I didn’t understand meaning of scene I just thought it was a dance. I remember liking the music, but my elder brother years later explained to me the real meaning in scene. It was actually first Matrix film I saw in cinemas I saw it twice for one reason.
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@batgurrl well case in point for the The Matrix Reloaded. I agree with Resurrections it’s so self indulgent I could tolerate Spider-Man No Way Home even though it’s overrated and Ghostbusters Afterlife predictable all those 3 dealt with fan service and nostalgia, there’s a pattern there they came out around the same time at end of last year.
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@batgurrl well Spiderman 2 is the best I think and I couldn't agree more with the rest of your points on the Matrix sequels, The Matrix Resurrections pure meta as well....
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@batgurrl I think for me the Adam West stuff speaks itself seen the film and bits of show. I like The Tim Burton films though may be dated. I do like The first two Dark Knight films though they do have their glaring problems third one is the weakest. The DCEU ones are shit and The Batman is overrated. Batman Forever probably average but it's a Jim Carrey film and Batman and Robin is also shit. You mentioned X-men films I mean most of them are bad and some are ok.
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@batgurrl He was good in American Psycho and The Dark Knight trilogy apparently The Batman was meant to be serious also but it was hyped. I mean even Burton ones are serious as well. As for Heath Ledger his death hyped things more for the film he's the highlight of the film pretty much and overshadows the rest. Well I think him and Joaquin Phoenix in Joker are meant to be serious though Joker is well-made but don't know.
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@batgurrl Carmine Falcone was the most clichéd villain in the story yeah Catwoman wasn't great either. It was expected that Colin Farrell as The Penguin would be minimal in story due to actor's track record. Paul Dano as The Riddler was the best though he only appears towards the end. Yeah Robert Pattinson as Batman/ Bruce Wayne alright.
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@batgurrl Apocalypse is one of the worst ones along with X-men 3 X-men Wolverine Origins which is the worst and Dark Phoenix. Days Of Future Past is a bit dull.
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@batgurrl for the Colin Farrell remark it was his choice of films in his career he's hit and miss actor. It's not surprising his role was minimal in The Batman because of that. To be fair as much as The Batman is overhyped Paul Dano and Jeffrey Wright as Gordon they did their performances well. I mean Andy Serkis as Alfred yeah also minimal. I'm sorry Xmen Apocalypse was starting to get bad when the film went meta when the kids just saw The Return Of The Jedi and compare it to The Empire Strikes Back....... X-men Wolverine Origins is so forgettable and the way they kill off characters in X-men United quickly and dialogue is bad especially the Vinnie Jones as Juggernaut sigh. I mean X-men Days Of Future Past it's the time travel thing which can be problematic.
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@batgurrl I don't hate them I find some terrible and ok.
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