I walked out the Monday mystery movie so my thoughts are based on only a fraction of the film. It simply wasn't my cup of tea, saw about 15 minutes of it before calling it quits. There were just too many silly/illogical moments for my taste. While I'm usually fine with a bit of silliness if it's entertaining, it should atleast be fun or funny. From the male spy disguising himself as a girl to the "Mr. And Mrs. Smith" vibes and the bizarre power dynamics within each family member plus the dog...the final straw came during a scene where two spies spoke "in code" and miraculously understood each other; all this surging the first 10 minutes. A lot of people walked out, mostly after like 2 min, one old lady got up and others followed.
I rarely walk out of movies myself and initially thought I could thug it out. If it was shorter I would've But I quickly realized I couldn't fathom enduring nearly two hours of this lol. Plus I have one episode of Fallout left, stopped the binge to go watch this. When I walked out some people who walked out earlier were laughing when even more people walk out. Mostly talking about how it was too late to go watch Spider-Man or the absence of eden. It's frustrating when the Monday mystery movie overlaps with other enticing options, like next week when it coincides with the early access premiere of Zendaya's "Challengers." Why??
I rarely walk out of movies myself and initially thought I could thug it out. If it was shorter I would've But I quickly realized I couldn't fathom enduring nearly two hours of this lol. Plus I have one episode of Fallout left, stopped the binge to go watch this. When I walked out some people who walked out earlier were laughing when even more people walk out. Mostly talking about how it was too late to go watch Spider-Man or the absence of eden. It's frustrating when the Monday mystery movie overlaps with other enticing options, like next week when it coincides with the early access premiere of Zendaya's "Challengers." Why??