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    Ice Cube’s ‚War of the Worlds‘ erhält 0% faule Tomaten -Punktzahl – und sieht sich in den sozialen Medien verspottet

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    1. ElGranQuesoRojo on

      It looked like they tried to copy the movie Unfriended but had no idea why the premise actually worked for that film.

    3. GaryNOVA on

      I wish I had someone like Ice Cube to tell me to get away from the giant robots.

    4. rnilf on

      A critical plot point of this movie is buying an Amazon gift card to save the world.

      This is not a joke.

    6. BangerSlapper1 on

      I swear when I first saw that trailer pop up on YouTube I thought it was one of those AI “concept’ trailers that some enthusiasts like to create.   That, or some sort of advertisement using the humorous concept of Ice Cube on the lookout for aliens. 

    8. Manor002 on

      Is it bad that I wanna see it because of the reviews? Movie sounds like it’s hilarious

    9. Doggleganger on

      >The movie is a modern remake of the century-old novel, and it is told completely through the perspective of computer screens as characters interact with one another through video calls.

      Imagine getting off work and going to see a movie about people making Zoom calls. I get it that everyone wants to work from home, but making a movie that way does not seem like a good idea.

    11. Imaginary-Stranger78 on

      I’m convinced he was just doing a random side quest and just coming for a check, but I also feel like Amazon could have just written this off as a tax right up and it would have not have hurt them at all.

      I really wish this remakes would stop because now when other people tyoe up the name, the remake might come first before they actually get to the original that started it

    12. roostertai111 on

      0% is kind of a selling point. I’m more interested than I was before I saw this

    13. lowprofilefodder on

      Great marketing all around. I only watched it because of the car-crash reviews. Lots of products were stuffed in it.

    15. themiz2003 on

      Moistcriticals‘ review is must watch TV and for that, I’m thankful for this abomination.

    16. epidemicsaints on

      It’s like watching your parents use a computer and yell at the screen. Crossed with a training module for software at a job. Mixed with Ice Cube’s delivery which is like „the dumb kid has to read aloud in class.“ Mixed with complete on-screen order placement.

      It was worse than I imagined from reading the bad reviews. Unwatchable.

      I think it will age well. Meaning, it will give people something to laugh at in the future.

    20. mecon320 on

      This one isn’t even fun-bad. The laziness is so obvious it’s frankly insulting to watch.

    22. Kr1spykreme_Mcdonald on

      I saw the trailer where he was FaceTiming his daughter and he was like “oh woah! What is that!? Oh my! Get out of there my daughter!” And i immediately knew I wasn’t gonna watch it.

    23. t-zone671 on

      Ahem.

      Ice Cube should have stuck to the masterpiece that was the Kool Aid movie.

      It had Scorsese as the director.

      It was a Academy and Oscar Award contender.

    25. BrownBananaDK on

      Not that it’s an excuse, but I’d was filmed during COVID lockdowns, so nobody could really be in the same room together. And then the studio sat on it for 4 years.

      It’s like a keeping a fart inside for 2 weeks and then letting it rip, whaaaaaat a stinker it must be.

    26. Green_Apprentice on

      I watched it. I actually watched the whole film and can confidently say this is the worst acting Cube has ever done. It’s not entirely his fault, seeing as the writing is complete trash. Im not sure who decided it was a good idea to have the whole film in the perspective of a Skype call… but they should probably retire from filmmaking.

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