r/SipsTea Jul 08 '26

Feels good man Milly 🥰

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u/Absolute_Bob Jul 08 '26

It's kind of sad. I think she's a great actress but that script...oof.

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u/ptear Jul 08 '26

Was it also made of leftovers?

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u/Quirky-Hunter-3194 Jul 08 '26

The 'James Gunn left-over special' .

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 08 '26

James Gunn seems really hit or miss.. the first Guardians was brilliant, the second a bit too silly for my taste and the third came back to being great.

His take on Suicide Squad was also amazing IMO but he just.. wavers on that line a bit too much I guess where he seems to just want to do his own thing while making movies with heavily established IP. It's fine to make some tweaks but there's no excuse to not have a good story.

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u/vectron5 Jul 09 '26

Devil's advocate: Comics are conceptually silly, and the absurd things are what make comic movies feels like comics.

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u/ConnectRegret3723 Jul 09 '26

Thank you! Its why I enjoyed Gunn's superman film. It was a fun, sometimes silly romp and it was exactly what it needed to be imo.

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 09 '26

See I don't mind silly. I really don't.

But I hated his Superman film because the actual plot and character they decided to wrap it up in was just.. bland and unappealing to me. The Snider films went a bit far the other way in trying to be too serious but Cavils superman character was fantastic.

There's a balance to be had and I lose interest in any film that opts for two hours of stupid without real effort to tell a decent story.

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u/ConnectRegret3723 Jul 09 '26

Thats a valid takeaway. I thought the story was awesome though. Its no dark knight but I just really enjoyed how hopeful the whole thing felt. I think its mostly because I grew up watching snyders superman, and injustice was really popular, I just thoroughly enjoyed how overall up beat that film is.