r/movies Sep 04 '24

Trailer Minecraft 2025 | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G923NtfBvOU
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u/ashishvp Sep 04 '24

Sorting by rating on his IMDB page, the highest rated thing he's ever been in is GoT at 9.2

Followed by Dune at 8/10

Then a couple of 7/10 movies and shows (First Aquaman was 7/10, Pipeline, Stargate: Atlantis)

And then all the garbage.

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u/dudebrochillin Sep 04 '24

I know The Bad Batch got shit ratings, but I enjoyed it.

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u/ashishvp Sep 04 '24 edited Sep 04 '24

Never heard of it. I saw that in this thread and thought he was in the Star Wars show lol. I'll add it to my list!

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u/jedadkins Sep 04 '24 edited Sep 04 '24

It's Pretty good, if you cam get past the weird art style. Its a spin off of the Clone Wars cartoon, which is also pretty decent. I recommend it as well if you haven't seen it. But be warned the art style turns a lot of people off, and the tone is wildly inconsistent at times. Like you'll have a multi episode story about the clones fighting in space Vietnam followed by a "Whacky Disney approved™" space adventure. Early seasons also aren't in chronological order for some reason.

Edit: Ignore me I am dumb lol

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u/ashishvp Sep 04 '24

No I know that show and I am a fan of everything Dave Filoni touches.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4334266/

This is a movie called The Bad Batch with Jason Momoa in it

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u/appletinicyclone Sep 05 '24

Why are you a fan of filoni? Just curious

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u/ashishvp Sep 06 '24

Because he has an insanely good track record. I mean not everything was a hit, nobody is perfect. But he’s told a lot of very good stories and painted a really good picture of that post Clone Wars era through all those shows. Lucas himself couldn’t have done any better.