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Gotta be Kevin Smith's Tusk for me

none i dont watch millennial movies

yea, I've got to agree.

one of the most unpleasant, yet unentertaining, movies I've ever seen.

edit: at post one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_A24_films

Here's a list of movies they've distributed, because honestly who remembers that stuff.

I guess Hereditary? I thought that was pretty bad, but a lot of people also really liked it.

Under The Skin. Pretentious and boring.

Never saw Tusk cause it's Tusk.

I'll go with American Honey. Thought that was pretty crap overall.

I also didn't like On the Rocks and C'mon C'mon which apparently were put out by A24. Wasn't crazy about X, but that was still alright.

The Adderall Diaries was terrible.

Honestly I've not seen many of their movies. 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' was fantastic though.

Probably Men. Was gonna say Climax but at least Climax was entertaining.

Swiss Army Man

I fucking hated that movie.

I guess Lamb. I'm pretty choosy with what A24 movies I watch. Lamb was good, but I was bored for a while

Ah. So thats the studio responsible for these pretentious titles that immediately turn me away from trailers.

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The real twist here is that I love Hereditary and Midsommar

Im sure there are worse ones that I havent seen, but for me The Hole In The Ground was my least favorite. Just felt very uninspired compared to stuff like The Witch, Hereditary, Midsommar, etc.

Havent seen one of them listed in the topic yet, lucky me

I had never heard of Tusk before this topic and deeply regret looking into it

I don't watch many films, but I've seen a handful from that list and liked them all

The only two I've seen are Tusk, Uncut Gems, and The Last Movie Star.

Tusk is amazing if you're a Kevin Smith fan and you took the ride with him from it being a joke on a podcast all the way to it actually getting made.

I'm not saying it's necessarily GOOD, but after reading and listening to Smith talk about the process of making the movie, from concept to execution, I couldn't help but watch the whole thing with a giant smile on my face and thinking "The son of a bitch somehow pulled this thing off"

Midsommar, The Lobster, and Spring Breakers come to mind.

Revenge of the Green Dragons or Life After Beth.

The Bling Ring and Spring Breakers are irredeemable garbage.

Wow, I knew they had a bunch of great movies but I didnt realize just how many great ones they had

Probably Lamb, that movie felt like some guy who hates A24 movies decided to make a movie that intentionally takes the elements he perceives being in all A24 fare (even if they aren't slow burn horror movies like It Comes at Night) and grossly exaggerates them.

Probably Midsommar. Felt like a shock value kind of movie and it didn't do it for me.

Wow, went through the entire list... only one I saw was ex machina while pretty drunk once, I just remember it being almost entirely forgettable

Yeah Midsommar sucked

Spring Breakers haters get taste

The Spectacular Now is really bad.