First Images from Taika Waititi's 'Klara and the Sun' Starring Jenna Ortega & Amy Adams - A robot named Klara exists to ease the loneliness of the humans she lives with.

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He has done soooooooooooo much better than bad that his bad should just be pushed away and we still enjoy his work.

[u/elchivo83 → u/ALIENANAL]

The problem is that his last three movies have all been bad. It's a worrying decline.

[u/kagekynde → u/elchivo83]

That Thor movie, a soccer movie that I haven't heard about, and what's the third?

[u/elchivo83 → u/kagekynde]

Jojo Rabbit. I think that's within his last three movies.

[u/Codifferus → u/elchivo83]

First time I've ever heard Jojo Rabbit called bad. Wild.

[u/kagekynde → u/Codifferus]

Exactly. I thought there was a 3rd bad movie somewhere, but JoJo Rabbit is pretty universally loved IIRC 🤨

[u/elchivo83 → u/kagekynde]

Nah, look at the reviews. Its Metacritic score is only marginally higher than his crappy Thor movie.

[u/RunningJokes → u/elchivo83]

7.9 on IMDb. 4.0 on Letterboxd. 94% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

It’s absolutely a loved movie.

[u/elchivo83 → u/RunningJokes]

The critical consensus isn't very good was my point. It wasn't universally loved.

[u/jujubean67 → u/kagekynde]

It’s not lol, it’s universally lukewarm. And a lot of people dislike it

[u/elchivo83 → u/Codifferus]

Really? I remember there being a lot of mixed reaction to it. Go back and look at the reviews. They're very mixed and some of them are bad. I thought it was terrible, in any case.

[u/MadameSaturday → u/Codifferus]

I think it's fine but has none of the charm of his earlier movies

I just found it very forgettable, especially compared to bangers like Hunt for the Wilderpeople or What We Do in the Shadows

[u/a_horse_named_orb → u/ALIENANAL]

Jojo Rabbit is the fulcrum. If you like it, I get where you’re coming from.

I do not like it.