Easily it's the best of the prequels. Granted that's like picking the best meal out of a dumpster.

It definitely falls into the category, "Nowhere to go but up." Having said that, it still didn't do much more than episodes 1 and 2.

Wow, what a bad take. "However, it is also a somewhat demeaning line." Gee, the villains say some out of line things? They also murder and steal. This is not Paw Patrol. I sure hope you didn't watch the Deadpool movies.

The author sounds like he's super young, hasn't watched many 80's films, and he's the life of the party.

Marty is embarrassed by his dad getting bullied instead of being sympathetic? How about both. He strives for his dad to stand up for himself (as you would anyone who has a challenge in their life). Feeling sorry for his dad would have gotten him nowhere. Marty showed his father courage by showing that there are ways to fight back (instead of being a perpetual doormat). You're allowed to look at two people, even your parents, and see their shortcomings.

"In Back to the Future Part II, he temporarily jeopardizes his entire family’s future when he tries to make himself rich." Yeah that's the plot of the movie. Plenty of stories and heroes journeys are similar. Marty did not see the consequences, otherwise he would not have done it. Also, you're telling me you have the easiest, most harmless way to make a fortune and you would it up?? Get off your high horse and notice that Marty is very human.

By the way, Isildur should have thrown the ring into Mount Doom, Mack should not have dozed off and lost Lightening McQueen, Maximus could have just bowed to the emperor, Tom Holland and Dr. Strange should not have made that memory spell, and John McClain could have just waited for the authorities to talk it out with Hans. Of course this journey is what makes them more relatable and more of a hero.

And let's not base the current feelings with the classic character. Especially changing how we think of them because of who was originally cast or a deleted scene. Those things did not make the final cut for a reason.

I finally got RDR2 and yes, the Wanted system is so infuriating. I feel like I can't make it anywhere without somebody coming up with something to accuse me of. Bump somebody funny, say an insult, standing up for yourself in a fistfight, or simply "tresing."

I understand a certain level of realism they're going for but like this author states, it was the wild West. Takes the fun out of it when you're running and paying bounties half the time.

What a terrible article. Most of these things listed make up the plots of the entire movie. Why have a movie at all then?

Characters are allowed to make mistakes and have to deal with the consequences.

Waller recruiting villains is a bad idea?? That's the ENTIRE premise of the Suicide Squad!