Sam Raimi's "Send Help" is now Certified Fresh with 91% on Rotten Tomatoes

[glasshalfhopeful@lemmy.ca]

Gotta admit, I've been curious about this one.

[nomorereddit@lemmy.today]

..by critics....which is like asking a duck to do your taxes.

Edit: critics gave the rings of power high marks too.

[verilyfemme@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

I was disappointed in how little Doctor Strange 2 felt like a Raimi film... I'm going to have to see this one.

[selokichtli@lemmy.ml]

For comparison, and adding to your comment, tge second season of The Last of Us has a higher score than this.

[rooskie91@discuss.online]

Me on me first day acting like I don't need help with the printer:

[zorque@lemmy.world]

Really? Cause I thought it felt too much like a Sam Raimi film, especially toward the end.

[hodgepodgin@lemmy.zip]

iPhone face though?

[entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org]

Meanwhile, I held the unpopular opinion of finding it just right

[otter@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

At the same time, I felt it landed somewhere between the middle and either extreme above.

[falidorn@lemmy.world]

I see RT and I downvote.

[verilyfemme@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

Really. I don't know what I was expecting, but it just felt like every other Marvel film to me.

[verilyfemme@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

I could see that.

I didn't hate it for any reason, it just felt underwhelming and lacked a lot of the crazy shots I was expecting from a Raimi film. I don't even remember a "camera follows projectile" shot.

Maybe I should give it another chance. I think I went in wanting to watch a Raimi film and got surprised with a Marvel movie. Perhaps my enjoyment would have been greater had I expected just another Marvel movie.

Still, after seeing Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, I don't know if any other multiverse movie will scratch that itch the same.

[prenatal_confusion@feddit.org]

Whats up with rt? Anything I should know?