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Have you ever had a movie you looked at and said "NO!" for one reason or another. Here are those movies or sets of films that I straight up am not giving the time of day towards.

10. The Flash/Aquaman 2: I may do so with The Flash (but that's going to be a strong influence for me to do so). But the reason why I won't is because I don't want to give my support for people like Ezra Miller and Amber Heard, whom both have proven to be criminals and abusers. Plus, knowing the WB. I'm sure they'll managed to screw up Gunn's DCEU (given Superman II and the Joel Schumacher Batman movies). I have no hope for the reset of the DCEU just on that alone. Plus, it was a horrible decision to reset everything from the get-go.

9. The Godfather Part III: Knowing that it was regarded as the black sheep of the timeless Godfather duology and have heard awful things about Sofia Coppola's acting in that film. It's best to stop at 2.

8. The Disney+ Wimpy Kid Movies: While I was on board at first. It should've been a TV series instead of turning every book into a film and because of how painfully short they are and how cheap the animation in those films are. I actually prefer the first 3 Live-Action Wimpy Kid movies because they both understood the book and are actually enjoyable.

10-8 are films while I'm not interested in them. I could change my mind on whether or not I watch them. The next 7 are a big NO in terms of checking them out.

7. Any Bad Religious and Political Propaganda Movie: I'm a Christian and I'm a Democrat but I know bad faith conspiracy theory movies when I see it. Kevin Sorbo and The God's Not Dead movies are proof of that. Those films ride on manipulating an audience in one-sided "Christians good. Atheists bad". As for Bad Political movies, we all know Dinesh D'Souza and Matt Walsh are horrible conservatives and use baseless lies and conspiracy theories to form their arguments and can't even stay on point more often than not. An example of a movie claiming that the 2020 was rigged but failed to provide good evidence or convey it in a believable manner.

6. Any NC-17 Rated Movie: Despite me becoming 19 in a few days. I just don't like overly repulsive content, especially if its only made for shock value. I don't do snuff movies. Do I want to see Merilyn Monroe get S3XU4LLY violated (Blonde)? Do I want to see children getting violated by an adult while making a movie (A Serbian Film)? Do I want to see over the top graphic content that would make me throw up and is basically a mindless torture fest. If you're answer is yes to all of this, get help.

5. The After Sequels (Post- After We Collided): I DESPISE the After films. Imagine "Fifty Shades of Grey" (which was Twilight fanfiction btw) was made on Wattpad. You get After. I'd go as far as call them worse than that franchise. It centers around an overly toxic relationship that romanticizes cheating with 2 of the most unlikeable characters yet. All while having even worse acting, less appealing music, and aren't even technically competently made films (especially regarding the "love" scenes). After the 2nd film (We Collided). I refuse to dip this franchise any more of my time because of the fact that it's still going (at least FSOG knew when to be 3 movies).

4. Music (2021): As a fellow person with Autism myself, the stuff I have heard of the film utterly offends me and the fact they couldn't even cast a person with autism while having 2 scenes of the main character being pinned down (which has been shown to KILL someone with autism). Sia should be ashamed of herself.

3. Any film made by Daniel Farrands: Name a more shameless filmmaker than this guy. Daniel likes to make movies based off real-life tragedies and murders. But the way he portrays the events is handled in an overly disgusting and spineless manner with horrible acting and not even trying to pay respect to the victims who have lost their lives and makes a mockery of the situation. I knew something was awful when I heard that the film made an alternate reality where Sharon Tate stood up to Manson family. I am not kidding about that.

2. The Disney Live-Action Remakes (Post- Lion King 2019): My video already explained how I feel about them.

1. Cuties: Must I REALLY explain why?

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Have you ever had a movie you looked at and said "NO!" for one reason or another. Here are those movies or sets of films that I straight up am not giving the time of day towards.

10. The Flash/Aquaman 2: I may do so with The Flash (but that's going to be a strong influence for me to do so). But the reason why I won't is because I don't want to give my support for people like Ezra Miller and Amber Heard, whom both have proven to be criminals and abusers. Plus, knowing the WB. I'm sure they'll managed to screw up Gunn's DCEU (given Superman II and the Joel Schumacher Batman movies). I have no hope for the reset of the DCEU just on that alone. Plus, it was a horrible decision to reset everything from the get-go.

9. The Godfather Part III: Knowing that it was regarded as the black sheep of the timeless Godfather duology and have heard awful things about Sofia Coppola's acting in that film. It's best to stop at 2.

8. The Disney+ Wimpy Kid Movies: While I was on board at first. It should've been a TV series instead of turning every book into a film and because of how painfully short they are and how cheap the animation in those films are. I actually prefer the first 3 Live-Action Wimpy Kid movies because they both understood the book and are actually enjoyable.

10-8 are films while I'm not interested in them. I could change my mind on whether or not I watch them. The next 7 are a big NO in terms of checking them out.

7. Any Bad Religious and Political Propaganda Movie: I'm a Christian and I'm a Democrat but I know bad faith conspiracy theory movies when I see it. Kevin Sorbo and The God's Not Dead movies are proof of that. Those films ride on manipulating an audience in one-sided "Christians good. Atheists bad". As for Bad Political movies, we all know Dinesh D'Souza and Matt Walsh are horrible conservatives and use baseless lies and conspiracy theories to form their arguments and can't even stay on point more often than not. An example of a movie claiming that the 2020 was rigged but failed to provide good evidence or convey it in a believable manner.

6. Any NC-17 Rated Movie: Despite me becoming 19 in a few days. I just don't like overly repulsive content, especially if its only made for shock value. I don't do snuff movies. Do I want to see Merilyn Monroe get S3XU4LLY violated (Blonde)? Do I want to see children getting violated by an adult while making a movie (A Serbian Film)? Do I want to see over the top graphic content that would make me throw up and is basically a mindless torture fest. If you're answer is yes to all of this, get help.

5. The After Sequels (Post- After We Collided): I DESPISE the After films. Imagine "Fifty Shades of Grey" (which was Twilight fanfiction btw) was made on Wattpad. You get After. I'd go as far as call them worse than that franchise. It centers around an overly toxic relationship that romanticizes cheating with 2 of the most unlikeable characters yet. All while having even worse acting, less appealing music, and aren't even technically competently made films (especially regarding the "love" scenes). After the 2nd film (We Collided). I refuse to dip this franchise any more of my time because of the fact that it's still going (at least FSOG knew when to be 3 movies).

4. Music (2021): As a fellow person with Autism myself, the stuff I have heard of the film utterly offends me and the fact they couldn't even cast a person with autism while having 2 scenes of the main character being pinned down (which has been shown to KILL someone with autism). Sia should be ashamed of herself.

3. Any film made by Daniel Farrands: Name a more shameless filmmaker than this guy. Daniel likes to make movies based off real-life tragedies and murders. But the way he portrays the events is handled in an overly disgusting and spineless manner with horrible acting and not even trying to pay respect to the victims who have lost their lives and makes a mockery of the situation. I knew something was awful when I heard that the film made an alternate reality where Sharon Tate stood up to Manson family. I am not kidding about that.

2. The Disney Live-Action Remakes (Post- Lion King 2019): My video already explained how I feel about them.

1. Cuties: Must I REALLY explain why?