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The Vvitch. I thought it started well but the ending was wildly unexpected and made no sense for how the movie set everything up.
I learned, back in the 1990s, how to spot a movie I won't like. So for me it's The Edge (about a thoroughly dislikable protagonist who we're supposed to admire just because he's played sympathetically by Anthony Hopkins) and Accidental Hero (aka Hero, a satire so brimming with sickly earnestness that it fails completely at satire).
Jurassic Park.
It's just jump scares and dinos running around. That's it.
It was a technical marvel of the time, which is important to the people who made it, and maybe a few film buffs.
It is just another monster movie.
Friend of mine said this when JP 2 came out. Ruined the whole series for me after that.
The first one had some of the plot from the book. Everything after has about as much plot as a porno where instead of butts or dicks or boobs, it's screams.