Worst movie ever?

The critics gave The Suicide Squad a 92% and audiences gave it an 85%.

This was directed by the same director as Guardians Of The Galaxy. Same sensibilities. A little less of the brilliant dialog.

I'm sure I'll enjoy Free Guy when it comes out.

Good thing he's there to explain it to you.


(I watched it and thought it was really well done.)

I understood that. I would rather watch Interstellar than Laurence any day. (although I still don't understand the ending of Interstellar)

Any very good, well written movie and well acted can be enthralling but you have to give it a chance. Your like me though, we don't go near them in the first place. I even avoid comedies, preferring tv sketch shows and monologs.

No Super Hero's, SIFI, or Tme Travel etc, not interested. Movies, at least for me are for escapism, not to sit through the drudgery of the human psyche.

I think that I have to watch again this movie without forwarding & patiently.

You are describing "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."
That's a totally different thing.

The moon rings like a bell because all objects carry vibrations, even a moon.
The Moon's density is known, and is exactly what you would expect from a solid rock the size of the moon.

It's almost perfectly round for the same reason all planets and moons with gravity are round. And the Moon started, not as a collection of rocks, but globs of molten magma. The Earth is almost perfectly round for the same reason.

In the movie, it shows that the Moon is actually a ship with a dwarf star at its center powering the whole thing.

At the movie, my wife whispered to me "Aren't dwarf stars bigger than the Moon?".

The answer is Yes, they are bigger than a Moon. Bigger than our planet in fact.

And even a dwarf star that was so small it would fit inside the moon, would still have the gravity of a Sun. Even the smallest white dwarf star would have a gravity thousands of times greater than Earth's gravity.

But...the movie is so ridiculous for reasons I haven't stated. Every few minutes, something impossible happens.....a lower budget Armageddon. and 2012 combined.

But then, if you simply detach the part of the brain that knows anything, or thinks, it's a fun movie.

My wife has almost no scientific knowledge. But at the end of the movie, I asked her what she thought and she said "It was one impossible miraculous minute after another. But the actor playing the conspiracy theorist was funny". I agree, he was the part of the movie that made it watchable.

But again, it was fun to watch. But I wouldn't even call it science fiction.

The Moon forming after a planet crashed into our planet, gives us a stable rotation, tides, predictable seasons, and slowed the Earth's rotation, over a few billion years.

When the Moon as newer, the days were only 6 or 8 hours long, and the Moon was so close to Earth that the tides rose and fell a thousands feet a day or more.

The collision with the smaller planet (creating our Moon) also added lots of iron to our core, and set it spinning, creating our magnetic field...making life possible.

Perfection.

Take a trip to the New York Frank as you can always get A Broad

I was talking about "Other Frank"....The Man With No Name. Scion Of The Underworld.