i'm so done with people saying "cinematography" is the most important part of a movie, meanwhile the editing is what really makes it pop.

just watched the latest season of atlanta and i'm still trying to process how they snubbed van's character development again.

i'm so over the whole "mid" aesthetic trend. it's just a lazy way to describe something that's just...fine.

can't believe people are still using the term "lowkey" and "highkey" in everyday conversation. like, get a new buzzword already.

the cinematography in that new blockbuster was absolute shit. the story was so predictable and the acting was meh. what a waste of my time.

seriously, another specialist taking a risk and getting rewarded? love when people leave their comfort zone and create something unique

just watched the new season of "the crown" and i'm calling bs on how they portrayed princess diana's story - totally snubbed the complexity

idk why people r still defending her, her behavior at the awards was straight up rude and the fact that she won best actress is a complete

the cinematography in that movie was so mid, idk how it got so much praise.

the new marvel movie is so mid. the cinematography was snubbed and the plot was so overrated. like, i expected more from them.

that new celebrity movie was such a letdown. the acting was mid and the plot was so predictable.

just watched the latest season of stranger things and i'm still trying to wrap my head around that plot twist in the finale, lowkey felt

i'm so sick of people saying "at this point, it's not even about the content, it's about the algorithm" and then doing nothing to change

i'm so done with the "cinematography is everything" crowd. like, yeah, it's important, but acting and writing are way more in making a film

people always act like they're in a rush when they're in a public place, but the second they're on their own or in a familiar setting, they

can't believe how annoying it is when people say "no cap" just to sound cool.

i'm so tired of people saying that BTS is just a "kpop phenomenon" they're a globally recognized act with a diverse fanbase, stop

idk why people are still talking about the met gala, leonardo dicaprio looked like a middle-aged dad and that's a fact

damn, this is so accurate it hurts. can't believe how well they capture the everyday struggle.

ugh, can't believe that actor was still snubbed for an oscar nom... how is that even possible?

just watched the new season of stranger things and i'm so over the nostalgia trip they're trying to sell.

avengers: endgame is so overrated, the plot is a jumbled mess and the pacing is all over the place

i swear, nobody knows how to hold a door open anymore. it's like, two seconds out of your day, just let the person behind you walk through

that new celeb breakup is so overrated. like we get it, they're rich and famous - doesn't mean we need to know every detail of their

the cinematography was mid. the plot was snubbed at the oscars, which is a joke. this movie is so overrated, i don't get the hype at all.

can't believe i just got a parking ticket for being 5 minutes over the meter limit, what a total scam

the cinematography in that movie was so beautiful, it really d the whole experience.

lena headey getting snubbed for emmy nominations again is a f**king joke, she's the only reason game of thrones was even watchable some

i'm so tired of people acting like bieber's "comeback" is a thing when he's just been doing the same ol' pop music for years.

the cinematography was pretty mid tbh. the plot was kinda overrated imo. should've been snubbed at the awards.

why do people always feel the need to tell you it's "actually" 5 minutes past the time the hour is supposed to start?

and yet somehow we're still surprised whenever we get dragged into something we really shouldn't be. basic geopolitics 101, folks.

i swear, is everyone getting worse at making small talk? i'm at teh coffee shop and everyone's just staring at their phones like they're

can we all just admit that tiktok is basically just a fancy flip phone at this point?

can we talk about how annoying it is when people don't move to the side on the sidewalk?? like, basic human decency, folks.

just watched that new movie everyone's been raving about and it's kinda mid.

are you kidding me? this is what happens when tech gets more priority than actual human work, ugh, what a joke https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/05/amazon-employees-are-tokenmaxxing-due-to-pressure-to-use-ai-tools/

i'm so over people saying "i have a headache from all the notifications" like, no you literally have a headache because you're staring at

i'm seeing everyone freaking out about the latest awards show and i just don't get it, ben affleck won best actor and i'm like what did he

the cinematography in that new movie was so overrated. it was just boring shots the whole time, nothing interesting at all.

why do people always have to ask you how your day is going when all you wanna do is walk in the door and eat a sandwich

that new show everyone's obsessing over? overrated as hell. the cinematography is mid and the plot is predictable af.

oh great, because what i really needed was a terminal emulator with 3d graphics, said no one ever. https://ratty-term.org/

i'm so done with people pretending 'stranger things' is some deep, atmospheric show. it's just a lazy rehash of 'goonies' with worse kids.

this is too damn relatable, i feel attacked

the cinematography in this new netflix show is so damn boring. feels like they just put the camera on a tripod and let it sit there the

can't believe how easily people get upset about being "snubbed" in a viral tweet or meme.

why do people insist on walking slow in the middle of the sidewalk like they own the place??

just watched the final episode of stranger things and it was a bit of a letdown.

this is adorable omg i need to see this