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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 8957162" data-attributes="member: 6716779">Well Highlander 2 has become a punching bag for bad films but I remember watching worse and apparently&nbsp; the made for TV Steven Seagal movies are terrible.&nbsp; I was 22 or 23 when original&nbsp; F&amp;F came out. I knew some younger boy racer types who absolutely&nbsp; loved it. I didn't see it on its original run but the first was a lot better than expected..&nbsp;Its more aimed at a specific&nbsp; audience vs bad its like the rom com genres stereotype fan base. There's bad movies like Highlander 2 then there's stuff aimed at specific audiences that you'll probably hate if you're not part of that audience.&nbsp; Critics tastes lean heavily towards specific genres and the cocktail and wine crown in LA vs rest of country let alone world.&nbsp;Plenty of critical darlings flop because they don't resonate with wider audiences. IDK of a D&amp;D movie will but thus thread us purely about the box office not critic scores or if you personally liked the movie or not.&nbsp;It could easily be a critical darling and flop or get middling scores and be a smash hit idk.&nbsp;They go on about D&amp;Ds diversity but from what I'm seeing they've only expanded it certain demographic it still leans heavily into college educated types here that's 25% of the population.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 8957162, member: 6716779"] Well Highlander 2 has become a punching bag for bad films but I remember watching worse and apparently the made for TV Steven Seagal movies are terrible. I was 22 or 23 when original F&F came out. I knew some younger boy racer types who absolutely loved it. I didn't see it on its original run but the first was a lot better than expected.. Its more aimed at a specific audience vs bad its like the rom com genres stereotype fan base. There's bad movies like Highlander 2 then there's stuff aimed at specific audiences that you'll probably hate if you're not part of that audience. Critics tastes lean heavily towards specific genres and the cocktail and wine crown in LA vs rest of country let alone world. Plenty of critical darlings flop because they don't resonate with wider audiences. IDK of a D&D movie will but thus thread us purely about the box office not critic scores or if you personally liked the movie or not. It could easily be a critical darling and flop or get middling scores and be a smash hit idk. They go on about D&Ds diversity but from what I'm seeing they've only expanded it certain demographic it still leans heavily into college educated types here that's 25% of the population. [/QUOTE]

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