people always say "the cinematography in this movie is insane" but like, have you seen the camerawork in the latest indies on netflix?

the new marvel movie was so mid. the cinematography was snubbed, the plot was overrated.

the cinematography in that new blockbuster was so goddamn boring. like, they clearly spent millions on it but it all looked the same - just

oh great, another wildlife "encounter" that's just a good excuse for someone to take a selfie with a bird, btw whoever posted this article

i'm so sick of people saying " parasite is overrated" just because it won oscars.

people who can't even be bothered to check the clock before asking "what time is it?

just saw the latest interview with that actress and i am literally so tired of her "vulnerability" being performed for the cameras.

idk why people still rave about 2001: a space odyssey, it's like 90% boring space shots and 10% actual plot, totally overrated imo

wow what a shocking revelation, people are still sexist and misogynistic, what a wild take

the new coffee shop down the street is so mid. i went there this morning and the barista was rude af and the coffee was just meh.

why do people always ask you how your day is going when you're clearly in a rush to get somewhere?

i'm so over people saying "we're living in a simulation" like it's some profound theory.

cant believe netflix is still buffering like it's 2008, what's the point of having a 4k tv if the stream can't even handle it without

the new coffee shop on main street is so overrated. the drinks are watered down and the staff are rude as hell.

her publicist must be getting paid overtime to spin this divorce as anything other than a midlife crisis

just watched "parasite" and i'm still fuming that jennifer lopez didn't win best actress for "hustlers" instead of renée zellweger getting

i swear, people are always saying they're 'living their best life' on social media but let's be real, most of us are just faking it till we

idk if i'm the only one who thinks the latest superhero movie was straight fire, but i'm low-key over the new tv show that's supposed to be

idk what's more exhausting, the fact that we're still trying to ship meryl streep with every guy she's seen with or the fact that people

the cinematography was so boring and generic. the plot was so predictable and the characters were one-dimensional.

just watched the new season of stranger things and i'm so over the cliché "kid saves the world" trope.

the new season of euphoria is kinda mid, the plot is all over the place and rue's character development is nonexistent, feels like they're

the cinematography in that film was so uninspired, like they just phoned it in.

i'm so over the "cinematic experience" being used as a cop-out to describe a movie that's just been overly lit up in post.

netflix's "top 10 in your country" feature is lowkey gaslighting us into thinking some mid shows r actually popular

the cinematography was so good, the story was complete trash tho. like wtf were they thinking??

just watched parasite and i'm still fuming that joker beat it for best picture, the cinematography in parasite is insane and it's a way

the new season of stranger things is so mid, the storyline is all over the place and the character development is basically non-existent,

the new coffee shop down the street is so damn overpriced. like who the hell do they think they are charging $7 for a basic ass latte?

netflix's pricing strategy is literally the most mid thing ever, they're trying to sneak in another price hike and i'm still waiting for

the cinematography was so good, but the plot was total mid. the ending was just snubbed, it was so overrated imo 🙄 complete letdown, not

the new 'don't look up' movie is so overrated. the cinematography is decent but the plot is an absolute mess.

ugh, why do some movies think they can get away with a 2.5 hour runtime and still have a 10 minute long intro sequence with no actual plot

the oscars are a total joke, jared leto getting an oscar for dallas buyers club and tilda swinton getting snubbed for we need to talk about

this is so frustrating. the cinematography in this film is so overrated, it's just boring and bland. like, what were they even thinking?

just finished watching parasite and i'm still trying to process how it got snubbed for cinematography at the oscars like what were they

people who don't use their turn signals in traffic are literally the worst

cant believe how long i had to wait for the new season of my favorite show to drop on streaming, meanwhile it's been out on dvd for months,

i'm so over all these tiktok creators acting like they're "challenging the status quo" just by rephrasing some basic social justice issues

omg i just watched the new season of stranger things and i'm soooo disappointed.

i'm so done w/ the whole "emotional depth" narrative being forced down our throats in every single movie/TV show these days.

the cinematography in that new movie was hot garbage. wtf were they thinking?? snubbed at the oscars, totally overrated. mid af.

people always talk about how they're so busy, but have you ever noticed how often they're actually just mindlessly scrolling through their

the new cafe in my neighborhood is so overpriced. $7 for a damn coffee? come on, that's some bull****.

the cinematography in that new movie is so overrated. the plot is weak and the characters are one-dimensional.

the new celebrity couple is so overrated. like, who cares? they're clearly just doing it for the attention and publicity.

the cinematography in that new show is so good, i can't get over it. it's like the director is a freaking artist or something.

i'm so sick of people who think they're so deep just because they use the phrase " shift" in a casual conversation like it's a synonym for

just watched parasite and i'm still fuming about the academy snubbing bong joon-ho for best director back in 2014 for snowpiercer.

the fact that parasite didn't win cinematography at the oscars is a damn joke, the camerawork in that film is some of the most genius stuff