There are some movies, such as Citizen Kane, The Godfather, and Casablanca, that many people agree are perfect motion pictures. But no matter what anyone says, no film can ever be truly flawless.
Related It’s an outdated cinema stereotype that Avatar doesn’t even do a good job presenting, with Sully appearing more as a bland, generic archetype than an actual character, making him one of the most forgettable parts of the franchise. 5. James Bond movies — Its stereotypical portrayal of women It seems like most Bond girls in the past have seriously low self-esteem. Just about every woman 007 has encountered succumbs to Bond’s charm and sexual advances to an almost cartoonish degree. Even when Bond’s advances qualify as assault and harassment, the women he targets go along with them, and the film brushes it all aside as just another one of 007’s sexual conquests.
This became problematic in Toy Story 4, where most of Bonnie’s toys were left on the sidelines in favor of Woody, Buzz, Bo Peep, Jessie, Forky, and other newcomers. This raises fears for the upcoming fifth film, but hopefully, it can do what the third did and purge the cast of some of its extraneous toys and focus more on presenting a satisfying narrative.
2. The Dark Knight trilogy — Lapses in narrative logic Christopher Nolan’s Batman films set a high bar for the superhero genre. While the films may have made comic book movies look realistic, they still are lacking in real-world logic. For example, Ra’s al Ghul teaches Bruce everything he knows about fighting before getting him on board with his plans to destroy Gotham.
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