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What's some really unpopular opinion you have?
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EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE was unwatchable.
Shit I wouldn't say unwatchable but I was greatly disappointed and think the praise it has gotten was unjustified.
Their first movie "Swiss Army man" was original, edgy and deep
EEOAO was well done, but it was neither of those three. It was a longer, less creative, real-life Rick and Morty episode if you ask me.
I think it was fine, certainly a very unique and artsy style, but I can see why some people don't like it.
It was definitely a tough watch for me. I think I only got through it because I watched it at work or while doing something else. The family dynamics were good, as was the ending, but good lord the stuff in between was a trainwreck.