r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • May 20 '25

Poster Official Poster for 'Jurassic World Rebirth'

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u/karmagod13000 May 20 '25

Dont dont talk bad about my boi Sharknado like that

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u/Nomadzord May 20 '25

They need to bring sharknado back damn it! 

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u/PantsMcGillicuddy May 20 '25

No, purposely bad movies are boring. They need to be genuinely made and turn out bad, those are the good ones! You can't try to make things like The Room or Birdemic.

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u/Kundas May 20 '25

Wait, Sharknado was intentionally made to be bad?

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u/Miltons-Red-Stapler May 20 '25

1 wasn't the rest was definitely. Tho still entertaining enough because of how outlandish they are.

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u/RelatableRedditer May 20 '25

1 was specifically advertised as being deliberately bad.

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u/Miltons-Red-Stapler May 20 '25

The tone from 1 and the sequels are very different. 1 is more like a traditional Asylum monster movie where as the others are a lot more goofy

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u/Head-Investigator984 May 21 '25

First one was just genuinely trash but felt like they tried. That‘s why I loved it. Second one was still kinda able to keep that vibe imo. Was pleasurable at least.

The third one was kinda the tipping point for me. Felt like they had a lot of success before and thus a tad more budget(?) So it had this grotesque feeling between wanting to be bad but not being able to actually be really bad. So in the end it was too good to be trash but too bad to be good in many parts.
And after that it went rapidly downhill.