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Just because someone else says that a movie is "bad and everyone else says it's bad" doesn't mean it's bad to you. So don't let other people detour you from watching a movie that you want to see just because they say it's bad. If you watch it and think it's bad, then yeah, to you it's a bad movie.
Paul Scheer, host of the podcast How Did This Get Made?, discusses the psychology of why people love bad movies.
Nov 21, 2018 · Some may argue that movie reviews are better that way, and should reflect the unadulterated voice of the people. However, the problem with praising the sum average of personal opinions is...
My instinct is to say that you don't really know a film is bad until you see it for yourself -- so yes, you should watch bad movies, because you shouldn't ever let the consensus opinion determine your own opinion. What if you wind up loving that bad movie?
People get too hung up on what you should read that they talk you out of whatever you could read. My biggest issue with cinephiles or general film theory is that, if you don't immediately see what you're apparently supposed to see, you're just not getting it , which is utter bollocks.
Oct 29, 2019 · After all, “bad” is completely subjective. But when did we decide that they were allowed to be wrong, admittedly and with zero accountability, with the names and faces of real people?
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We bad-movie watchers have our own anticriteria, the sorts of badness we prefer. Some of us use the term “bad movies” to mean, simply, films that emerge from a supposedly lowbrow genre, or films that are stylized in the manner we tend to label “camp.”
