Again, BvS has taught me a lesson. Don't care about reviews until you see the film yourself.
Precisely. It also taught me that those who hate it will hold anything (box office, reviews, etc.) as factual proof whereas film is mainly and mostly subjective. You have a lot of fans and critics hating it, then you have some fans and some professional critics loving it. More hated it, but the
fact is that it divided people (fans, g.a., and professional critics at top respected trades) at mainly polar ends. One's opinion isn't fact, everyone's opinion is only subjective. I question more the narcissism in people who have to view their opinion as fact than than anything else, I mean what point do you psychologically need to be at to become that way? I absolutely hate Terminator Genisys for example, but I view that as just my opinion and won't go on rants against anyone who likes it stating my opinion is better than theirs because at the end of the day - it isn't, not even close and at the end of the day why should I care? Why would their subjective opinion threaten my subjective opinion so much to the degree that I need to act like the way I see things and that my opinions are
facts? Everyone likes what they like, that's not threatening - to me that's diversity, and to me - that's
cool. And to those who might want to stir up conflict by saying this view is my opinion - it is, it's how I view things - you don't and hey, you're more than welcome to that. I just disagree and question certain things, like why people need to see their "art" opinions as fact and come off acting threatened and start spouting off how "factual" their opinion is whenever somebody 'dares' to disagree with them.
