I like it when he's correct about not liking movies he says he'll never even watch. Impressive skill that
As opposed to people who watch shit movies and regret it. You don't have to watch a movie to know you won't like it. For example, I hate Adam Sandler in basically everything I've ever seen him in, so I'm not going to watch
Jack & Jill just to prove that its a bad movie. I already know it is (even if I didn't look at things like reviews). This is the same way. I don't need to watch Generic PG-13 Horror movie #448574X, but with mutant names for the annoying teens, to hate it. Plus I'm a fan of the real New Mutants, so that brings it from generic PG-13 horror crap to another case of FOX shitting on the X-Men to make some money off the rights they got.
I will end up watching a lot of bad superhero films. Dark Phoenix is probably going to be shit, but I'll watch it. I own Fant4stic and have watched it at least twice by now. There is different types of crap. I'll watch a bad superhero movie just because I like the character/team. If it goes past bad into offensively bad shit, that's where I draw the line. So far, only FOX has managed to take things that far, first with
Logan and now with
New Mutants. I've watched shit like
X-Men Origins and
Catwoman, with no hesitation, but I won't watch things like NM or more then about 2 minutes of
Logan.
There is incompetence and then there is being a complete asshole. The people who made, for example,
Catwoman or
Fant4stic were completely incompetent, making those trainwreck films for me. Neither of those ruined a franchise, because they were pretty obviously just crap from day one. The person making
Logan was just an asshole, an unfortunately competent one, so I couldn't fucking stand to watch the movie because of how it legitimately ruined the entire franchise. The people making
New Mutants are probably both, but are at the very least assholes. They took a great superhero team and have ruined it. Its like making Fantastic Four a raunchy comedy, it doesn't fit the characters or the very premise of the team.