Why do people flock in droves to see CGI driven films, and then complain they are...

Billy Shat

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...terrible? 2012 was the big film this weekend, but all the reviews and comments I've seen on various sites were from people who were angry that the movie was terrible. (IMDB, Box Office Mojo)

As the CGI in a film increases, the plot and acting decreases.
 
hope springs eternal...

besides, there are some notable exceptions: LOTR, the Matrix, etc.

seems like 2012 was a nobrainer though. when the trailer doesn't offer any reason to see the movie other than CGI effects, you can pretty much bank on the movie being crummy.
 
Because they're movie hating idiots. They refuse to watch b&w, read subtitles, and think. So the only films left for them to see are the crap CGI ones like 2012. The worst part is, is that they are the same people who complain about there not being any good movies anymore. There are PLENTY of great movies being made right now! And if you can't find one that sound interesting, why not check out one of the thousands of tested and accepted classics!!
 
lol I know right? I plan on seeing 2012 myself merely for the effects alone... and I'm going in with very low expectations. I don't know why people expect brilliance from such films.. I mean it's like The Day After Tomorrow..
 
Couldn't agree more. I watched it this afternoon and knew exactly what I was going into. It wasn't bad I suppose but it's hardly worthy scholar debate!

It's far fetched, cheesy, self righteous and full of big bangs and destruction. Hardly Citizen Kane!
 
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