Why do you guys hate this so much?

Why do you guys hate this so much?

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I just saw the trailer for the first time in theater before Tomb Raider and I just noticed she is in that image

It’s an augur of laziness and nepotism. The author of the original book made the bizarre choice to approach writing as an oppurtunity to stitch together references to stuff he likes, which is something most creatives grow out of before the age of 25.
It’s immature, creatively corrupt and I think fantasizing about a virtual escape from a shitty future that celebrates the past while making no effort to elevate the present makes you a truly wretched person.

>watching """tomb raider""""

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because Spielbergenstein is a hack

shitty nostalgia fest adapted from an equally shitty book everyone is in agreement was a terrible piece of literary junk

Writing so piss poor that it's an insult to piss

>Why do you guys hate this so much?
"Remember when" is the lowest form of conversation." - Tony "SOME pulp" Soprano

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And people thought the phantom menace was a solid work of cinematic excellence too. Then the novelty wore off. It'll be remembered as that movie that had the iron giant and ryu walking through a gridlock and that'll be it

Because we all know that the higher the tomatoes, the better the film.

>wahhh theres video game references `___´!!!

>rotten tomatoes is owned by Warner Bros to promote their own distributed titles
REALLY MAKES YOU THING DOESN'T IT THAT'S NOT A QUESTION IT'S A FACT

I’m actually sure the movie is highly entertaining and makes more effective use of the source premise. The chip on my shoulder is more a product of Ernest Cline’s dumb face and his irritating 80’s wank than anything else.

wtf i love soy now

i bet you liked Blacked Panther

I really couldn't have given a shit less about the premise of Steven Spielberg's "Ready Player One", which comes out next year, until I read an excerpt from the Ernest Cline book it's adapted from where the protagonist describes a DeLorean car (from the 1985 movie "Back to the Future" which stars Parkinson's sufferer Michael J. Fox) he won and then outfitted with a talking onboard computer named KITT (a reference to a 1982 American Television Series known as "Knight Rider") and an oscillation overthruster (from the 1984 cult hit science fiction romantic adventure comedy film directed and produced by W.D Richter, "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension!") and the Ghostbuster's logo and ECTO-88 license plates (a reference to the 2016 hit paranormal comedy film "Ghostbusters"), and then, to be honest, I was completely sold! I can't wait til this movie comes out!

Because it's literally just "lol epic reference" the movie.

Could have been great if they made it ironic.
Especially if they didn't tell the author.

*sheistering intensifies*

must suck not to havea monopoly on the media anymore huh?

remember gundam
remember iron giant
remember delorean
remember bigfoot

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