What makes a good movie?

A protagonist that people can identify with leads a normal life, perhaps with a negative aspect. Then something happens and he or she is called on to take extraordinary actions. Things get dicey and it looks like all is lost, and then in a final climax, all is resolved and the protagonist has grown from the experience.

In addition to the storytelling, you need good actors, good directing and cinematography.

What makes a good movie you ask? In my opinion, evildoers getting destroyed by the righteous. But maybe I’m just old fashioned.

It’s not a fucking movie. Civilization is a state of progressive collapse and you better be prepared with six months worth of food, the ability to purify water, and freedom seeds to protect it.

Yes, Trump is Q+. But he doesn’t have a magic time machine or anything like that. He has a giant pair of brass fucking balls. He teamed up with like others. It’s as good as it gets, but we are in the fight for our lives.

Remember the phrase, declass brings down the House? Well it would have, but they told the President no when he ordered the declass on Twitter, TWICE. he knew DC was corrupt, but didn’t understand how bad it was. It just didn’t go as planned, but the fight isn’t done yet.

Get involved with your local GOP. If it isn’t MAGA, do what you can to make it so. And prepare for the worst while trying to make the most of your life now when things are relatively stable. It won’t last.

The plot is a bit difficult to follow at times. I hope the director's commentary is coming out soon.

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Please educate us. What DOES make a good movie?

Drama, compelling characters and development, fast paced action, good actors...

People not talking during it.