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Actually that is correct when measuring time because time is past. You are born 0... after 1 year you are 1. So if it is easier think of it as:
2010-2011 = Year One
2011-2012 = Year Two
etc.
2019-2020 = Year Ten
Year Ten does not include the whole year of 2020... just the first tick of the clock to denote the end of 2019.
People really do not understand why a decade goes from 1~10? Woow...
I did manage to get the whole way through Suicide Squad, if only because of the same impulse that makes you srae at gruesome car crashes when driving past them on the motorway. It's like they set out to do absolutelyeveruthing wrong.
I went into it expecting less than nothing and it still didnt manage to meet those expectations.
I cannot believe so many people voted for TLJ
Lol i was also expecting something terrible and it still managed to blow my mind by how bad it was. Literally on the same level as the crappy teenage series on Netflix like Shadowsomething and Riverdale. Actually I don't know if it's the same level they're all so low I don't bother ranking them.
TLJ was pretty bad but the only reason it's getting so many votes is because it's trendy and edgy to hate on Star Wars, just sheeples voting, complete absence of critical thinking.
TLJ is getting the votes because of the "disappointment" factor, which was likely overwhelming.
I only watch movies with good reviews, so my money is not wasted.
So I'm agnostic to what people want to call a decade. I'm fine with 2010-2019 being called the decade.
However, if you are going to get into nit-picking, the reality is that the decade is 2011-2020. Historians have never used a year 0 (e.g. 1 January 500 BCE thru 1 January 500 CE is actually only 999 years).
Thus the very first decade of the calendar we use is 1-10, the second decade is 11-20, and so on and so on.
Honestly I can trust anyone that says TLJ is the worst movie of the decade to be rational lol. Can't y'all separate from "actually bad" from "didn't like"?
TLJ is far from my favorite movie, but come on people.
Okay without being mean, I think it's fairly a well know consensus that decades are counted as XX0 - XX9, so if you say "the eighties" we are referring to 1980 to 1989.
That... that's just how we count decades dude.
Movie I was the most disappointed in on a personal level: Once upon a time in Hollywood
Worst movie if going by reception and just how it's made and the casting choices: Cats.
Well, I can't really vote since I've not seen all the movies listed in the poll. However those I saw in the list...yeah, The Last Jedi would be it. I recall specifically defending The Force Awakens...saying wait until the 2nd movie...Not only did I get hit hard with disappointment, but I saw a shitty script play out.
I think it's actually bad. The story being told had numerous plot holes and inconsistencies. Plot threads introduced in TFA were forgotten or removed in TLJ. It exposed the lack of overarching story arc for the trilogy.
The problem is that "popular consensus" does not make things true or correct.Okay without being mean, I think it's fairly a well know consensus that decades are counted as XX0 - XX9, so if you say "the eighties" we are referring to 1980 to 1989.
That... that's just how we count decades dude.
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No, you are missing the point, I'm saying that it's not the worst, because there are movies on that list that aren't just bad, but egregiously incompetent. Again, you are letting your hatred for a movie -which personally, I only needed to see once and move on without giving it more of my time- cloud rational judgement.
Which is why there's a difference between quality and personal appeal. One can absolutely love shit movies or hate good movies, or anything in between, but there's a difference between "this is bad" and "this I didn't like"
Out of the ones on this list and the ones i've seen, easily the last airbender. That movie alone made one of my favourite franchises an automatic cringe to me from then on. I can't enjoy the original series anymore without seeing it through the lens of the cringe-fest that was that movie.
That it is a bad movie doesn't make it the worst movie of the decade, that's the point. Like for real I can't trust anyone that would say that TLJ is a worst move than, because the later is simply empirically worst on every way, from structure, pacing, acting and cinematography.
Considering that counting pop culture decades is completely arbitrary by itself, going against the consensus about how we do it is ridiculously pedantic.
Take the L.