The perfect movie review doesn’t….
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@petrillic Correct: it literally doesn’t exist.
- Variety has not reviewed the film, as far as I can tell
- The same quip has been a meme about poorly-received movies for years, at least as far back as the Ghostbusters reboot
They did this gag literally in one of the Charlie's Angels movies (the good ones).
It's still funny.
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@petrillic Correct: it literally doesn’t exist.
- Variety has not reviewed the film, as far as I can tell
- The same quip has been a meme about poorly-received movies for years, at least as far back as the Ghostbusters reboot
@neilk The oldest version I saw was Bill Hader, talking about Sam Raimi's "Crimewave.' It's still a solid bit.
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The perfect movie review doesn’t….
@petrillic Lol!
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@neilk The oldest version I saw was Bill Hader, talking about Sam Raimi's "Crimewave.' It's still a solid bit.
@NicknamesOfGod Yeah. Jokes, for non-professionals, should be shared and copied and reused.
but then just…. do the bit.
Don’t wrap it in one dull meme form (the perfect X doesn’t exist…) and then screenshot another meme that tried to make it sound like there was an eppppicccc clapback in a major news site, that neither you nor your audience read
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The perfect movie review doesn’t….
@petrillic
I know that’s an old joke, but it still made me laugh! -
The perfect movie review doesn’t….
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@petrillic There's one on Netflix too?
@kevin @petrillic no, i think people just misconstrued it
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The perfect movie review doesn’t….
@petrillic were so sick of these freaks terrorizing everyone who have little, and acting like Marie Antoinette.
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The perfect movie review doesn’t….
@petrillic Thought it was Amazon / mgm?
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@kevin @petrillic no, i think people just misconstrued it
@Noortjevee @kevin @petrillic Netflix funded it
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@petrillic it actually doesn’t exist. "Melania" is not from Netflix, and Variety never posted this.
@kwyxz @petrillic Yes, it's a joke.
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