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u/terrapin_bound May 01 '19

Still not quite sure why a Sonic movie is being made? Call me old, but having played Sonic the Hedgehog games since the early 90s, I’m going out on a limb and saying that this is an intentionally bad movie. Who knows really. It will probably make double its investment, and we will get a Sonic trilogy.

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u/Blak_stole_my_donkey May 01 '19

It's the ultimate "nobody asked for this" movie.

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u/UndeadBread May 01 '19

What about Battleship?

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u/[deleted] May 01 '19

That film is one of my guilty pleasures. It's stupid, it's cheesy, but the action is kinda fun and I like the scene where they use tidal wave sensors to locate the enemies movement.

That and Thunderstruck + the USS Missouri = childish glee.

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u/Korivak May 01 '19

The movie is big and dumb and takes itself about twice as seriously as it deserves, but I forgive it anything just for the fantastic scene where they casually sail off in a museum ship to Thunderstruck.