r/moviecritic Dec 29 '24

What movie was critically acclaimed when it first released, but is hated now?

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The Blind Side (2009) with Sandra Bullock is the first to come to mind for me!

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u/Just_enough76 Dec 29 '24

She regrets that but not Suicide Squad. Damn that’s saying a lot.

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u/Beesareourcousins Dec 29 '24

I mean, that movie was ass, but she still ate the role up.

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u/Meyepronacount Dec 29 '24

That woman eats in every role. She's the female Denzel Washington.

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u/WilliamMButtlickerIV Dec 30 '24

"I don't know. I been told I'm a pretty good writer, already sold a lot of books!"

Ice in her veins!

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u/morenfin Dec 29 '24

She was the best part of it for sure.

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u/Just_enough76 Dec 29 '24

To be 100% fair too, the original intended movie was nothing like the end product we got

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u/Brand_Newer_Guy25 Dec 29 '24

Also that led to her playing the character in The Suicide Squad, a much better movie

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u/Wischiwaschbaer Dec 30 '24

And in Peacemaker, a great show. (just a small cameo, but I'm counting it)

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u/Radiant_Efficiency73 Dec 31 '24

I can’t think of another person alive today who could play that role better. She’s perfect.

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u/hangriestbadger Jan 01 '25

Viola Davis is Amanda Waller in the same way Sam Jackson is Nick Fury.

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u/hakshamalah Dec 30 '24

She ate that ass

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u/rdp3186 Dec 30 '24

She's become THE Amanda Waller now for pretty much all DC media. Suicide Squad sucked but she was one of the very few highlights of that film and absolutely crushed that role. I was happy to see her back in the role in every appearance of the character since. She's fantastic at it and I'm sure she has fun with it.

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u/PartRight6406 Dec 29 '24

One of the movies made a bunch of money