To me that makes no sense at all. I get having certain expectations for a film and thinking it will be great or terrible because that's just natural. But why would you actually hope that a film is bad?
I started to notice this back in 2013 or 2014 whenever a piece of news came out about Marvel franchises not owned by Marvel Studios (X-Men, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man). I would often see a lot of comments that said that they hope the movies suck and tank so the rights can go back to Marvel so it could be good. But if you're hoping to get a good X-Men or Spider-Man film, why don't you just hope the next film in the franchise is good?
I've also noticed some people trying to boycott upcoming blockbuster films like Solo, Venom, Aquaman, etc and hope they suck and fail even if they're good movies? How does that make any sense? If Solo and Venom are really good movies, why would you want them to fail? Just to prove a point?
So that's my little rant. What do you think of this? Comment and let me know. And thanks for reading. :0)
Submitted February 12, 2018 at 09:48AM by Spidey10 http://ift.tt/2CcDVFD
