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Lol. I can't deny the expectations for a D&D movie would be low, but 2Gs would be about the worst expected to me, because 1G for me means practically unwatchable. I expect a D&D movie to be awful and cringe, but I don't expect it to be so dry I feel like I'm sitting through a droning lecture.
I have absolutely no desire to see again pretty much any perfectly decent 3 or 3.5 G movie. Even most 4G movies, I'd probably be okay with watching again, but wouldn't likely seek it out. What I'm saying is that I rewatch movies so rarely these days that for me to actually really want to see a movie again it's practically got to be a 5G movie, barring movies that I just rewatch as a "tradition" like certain Christmas movies.
Damien wrote:I think we all use the rankings system differently. I haven't seen something I'd call worthy of 5Gs in over a decade.
IDK what the last 5G movie I've seen is or what the last one I'd really want to see again is either. I don't think I use that part all that differently, other than the fact that I wouldn't rate Josie 5Gs.
Because it’s a 6G film.
Tbh I probably wouldn’t give it 5 now either because I’m older and more jaded. Gone are the days when Marvel films mostly get 3s and 4s.
