GirlyGothicGeek
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Scenes I hate:
The ice cube scene from Do the Right Thing. Aside from it feeling like you just switched away from the movie to an erotica for a bit and then back, it also just sounds like Spike Lee took advantage of the actress from what I've read on it.
The "magical flying space Leia" in The Last Jedi. I started dying laughing in the theater. There was at least ten minutes of making jokes about it with the group I saw the film with after.
The end fight sequence in Wonder Woman. It felt over the top with special effects and trying way too hard to be dramatic. Also
isn't believable as Ares - he's not intimidating in any way.
The ESB scene where Han Solo presses against Leia, she tells him to stop, so he responds by...pressing her against a wall and kissing her.
Speaking of Harrison Ford... the Blade Runner scene where Deckard tries to stop Rachel from leaving, then slams her against a wall when she almost does and kisses her. Yeah. There's some serious consent issues with his characters, which I don't appreciate due to how they're romanticized within the film.
What do you all think? Which scenes do you hate?
The ice cube scene from Do the Right Thing. Aside from it feeling like you just switched away from the movie to an erotica for a bit and then back, it also just sounds like Spike Lee took advantage of the actress from what I've read on it.
The "magical flying space Leia" in The Last Jedi. I started dying laughing in the theater. There was at least ten minutes of making jokes about it with the group I saw the film with after.
The end fight sequence in Wonder Woman. It felt over the top with special effects and trying way too hard to be dramatic. Also
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The ESB scene where Han Solo presses against Leia, she tells him to stop, so he responds by...pressing her against a wall and kissing her.
Speaking of Harrison Ford... the Blade Runner scene where Deckard tries to stop Rachel from leaving, then slams her against a wall when she almost does and kisses her. Yeah. There's some serious consent issues with his characters, which I don't appreciate due to how they're romanticized within the film.
What do you all think? Which scenes do you hate?