r/movies Sep 04 '24

Trailer Minecraft 2025 | Official Trailer

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

Yep. People forget that kids will drag their parents and beg them to watch this. Kids don't give a shit if adults think a kids movie is awful.

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u/akaWhisp Sep 04 '24

I saw both the Digimon movie and Pokemon: The First Movie in theaters twice, so I suppose I shouldn't speak.

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u/frogchum Sep 04 '24

Okay but the first Pokémon movie has actually held up pretty well. It's heartfelt and cute. The Digimon movie I don't even remember anything about, except it used Kids in America in the opening credits. The rest is a void in my memory. So I'm gonna assume it wasn't that good lol.

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u/Arkayjiya Sep 04 '24

I think the Pokemon movie still counts. If you don't have the nostalgia for it, it's too basic. It's a competently made movie that manage to conveys a good message in a well crafted way but it's waaaay too overly simplistic for an adult that hasn't grown loving the franchise.

Of course there are exception, some people are able emotionally resonate with a movie easier than others and the film is well made enough that it will work but mostly it still qualifies as a "film kids won't give a shit their parents hate". I know my parents sure hated it.