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Brilliant movies can genuinely change lives, but sometimes they can also have an unfortunate
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unintended negative side effect on the whole industry. Perhaps a film's success sends the
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wrong message to Hollywood about what audiences actually want, or inspires a whole generation of
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filmmakers to rip off its stylistic and narrative achievements in massively inferior fashion.
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Whatever the reason though, I'm Josh from WhatCulture.com and these are 10 great movies
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that accidentally made cinema worse. 10. Star Wars The Force Awakens popularized
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cynical legacy sequels. After suffering through the wildly uneven Star Wars prequels,
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The Force Awakens sure was a welcome return to form, a safe and familiar yet thoroughly entertaining
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space opera which affectingly united beloved legacy characters with a new cast of appealing heroes.
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But The Force Awakens' mammoth commercial success basically kickstarted the legacy sequel as
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we know it today. You know, the nostalgia soaked entries into flagging franchises that basically
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just replayed the hits, while shuffling the legacy cast into supporting roles as younger actors try
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to carry the starring load. While these types of movies can work, they more often than not
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feel like crass commercial exercises intended to distend dying or creatively bankrupt IP. Again,
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legacy sequels can work when they come from a place of genuine heart and creativity, but too often they
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simply rake over stories and character types that we've already seen while showering us in member
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berries. With the pandemic further heightening the risk factor of truly original blockbusters,
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expect to see Hollywood regurgitating the past even more aggressively in the years to come.
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9. The Avengers Made Cinematic Universes The Next Big Thing.
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There's no denying the impressiveness of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a blockbuster franchise
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achievement, building a massive world of meaningfully interconnected films.
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It all began, as you probably know, with 2008's Iron Man, but the first MCU film to truly prove how
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satisfying a shared universe can be was 2012's Avengers, which brought the prior solo movies together
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into a fantastically epic superhero team-up. Its massive box office success and the MCU's continued
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dominance has caused every major movie studio to chase its coattails ever since, attempting to spin
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off every property that they own into its own lucrative cinematic universe.
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8. The Bond Supremacy Taught A Generation Of Action Directors About Shaky Cam.
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The Bond Supremacy is a remarkable sequel to The Bond Identity, and one elevated significantly by Paul
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Greengrass's intense and kinetic direction. Throughout the film, Greengrass extensively utilized
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intentional shaky cam work during action sequences in order to heighten the chaotic realism of what we
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were seeing, giving it a full documentary vibe which, for a time, did feel refreshingly unique. But in the years
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that followed countless inferior filmmakers also used shaky cam cinematography, yet without Greengrass's
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shrewd understanding of visual language. The Bond Supremacy's precise editing ensured that we always
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knew the spatial geography of any given moment, no matter how much camera shake there was. Yet for many
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action directors, the style just emboldened them to shoot tons of mediocre, scarcely comprehensible coverage,
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and spliced it all together with quick cuts in the editing room.
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7. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Made Two-Part Blockbusters Acceptable
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows wasn't the first ever movie to split itself in two,
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but it was the one to popularize the practice at a blockbuster level. In an attempt to squeeze a little
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extra cash out of customers, the final Harry Potter book was divided into two movies. And while many fans
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will defend the decision given the epic scope of that story, it unintentionally kickstarted a gross
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trend in the film industry. See, in the wake of the Deathly Hallows' release, many other blockbuster
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franchises pulled similar tactics. What with Twilight, The Hunger Games, and Divergent all splitting their
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finales into two-parters. Though in Divergent's case, it actually backfired spectacularly as the first
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part bombed, which meant the second never actually got made. The most egregious example though,
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must surely be The Hobbit, where Warner Brothers convinced Peter Jackson to adapt J.R.R. Tolkien's
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310-page book into three movies totaling almost eight hours in length. The trend has definitely
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cooled in recent years, though studios have grown wise about how much audiences hate the part one,
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part two gimmick, and so tend to give their two-part movies titles that disguise their compartmentalized
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storytelling. Number six, The Babadook sparked the infuriating debate about elevated horror.
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2014's The Babadook received a rave reviews upon release for its expert collision of conventional
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horror tropes with a more psychological character-driven component. The Babadook's success even
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sparked a trend of similarly inclined artsy horror films in the years that followed, such as The Witch,
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Get Out, Hereditary Midsummer, The Lighthouse, Us, St. Maud, and Relic, and many of them were released
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by A24, and many of them, especially the ones I just said, were really, really good. However, this
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soon led to the term elevated horror being coined, a designation signifying horror films which
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supplemented more traditional horror movie elements with themes and ideas from dramas or art movies.
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And ever since the phrase first gained traction in the mid-2010s, horror fans have been locked in a
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fierce, exhausting debate about the term's merits or lack thereof. To many, it seems understandably
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condescending to imply that any horror movie with a sliver of depth is placed on a pedestal above its
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genre brethren. Beyond tarring the bulk of the genre with the same brush, it also completely ignores the
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fact that elevated horror has existed for as long as horror has. There have always been psychological,
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visceral, experimental horror films. It's not just a new thing.
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5. Batman Begins, ushered in an era of needlessly gritty reboots
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Batman Begins is one of the most influential movies of the 2000s, a gritty reboot of a beloved
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comic book IP, shaking off his goofy prior interpretations and treating him in a more or less
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grounded and realistic fashion. The success of Batman Begins and especially its sequel,
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The Dark Knight, prompted Hollywood to use that restrained style as the template for retooling a
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glut of stagnant franchises, whether it suited them or not. Perhaps the most immediately divisive
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example is the DCEU's Man of Steel, which gives Superman the dubious grimdark treatment,
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no matter the inherent hopefulness and optimism of Superman in the comics.
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There are far, far worse examples though, like the Kirsten Stewart starring Snow White and the
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Huntsman, Josh Trank's Fantastic Four and 2018's Robin Hood to name just a few.
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4. Furious 7 Proved Hollywood Could Believably Resurrect Dead Actors
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Furious 7 is unquestionably one of the strongest films in the Fast and Furious franchise,
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and an all the more impressive achievement considering the tragic death of Paul Walker mid-production.
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In order to complete Walker's role as Brian O'Connor, Peter Jackson's VFX company Wetter
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Digital was hired to create a lifelike CGI model of Walker from existing footage which would then be
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mapped onto body doubles played by Walker's brothers Caleb and Cody. The end result is
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genuinely terrific, with only a few distracting moments where the digital seams become visible.
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Given the enormous pressure on the production though, it's tough to argue with how this turned out.
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The problem, however, is that Furious 7 proved beyond any doubt that Hollywood could believably
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resurrect dead actors, and so in the years that followed we've had numerous films featuring long
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dead performers. The most prominent examples of course are Peter Cushing as Grand Moff Tarkin in Rogue
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One and Harold Ramis as Egon Spengler in Ghostbusters Afterlife. And while the estates of each actor did
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sign off on their inclusion, does that really make it right?
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3. The Matrix Made Bullet Time Hollywood's Favourite New Trick
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The Matrix is unquestionably one of the greatest action movies, if not movies period, of all time.
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Yet its groundbreaking, Oscar-winning visual effects were so freaking cool that Hollywood spent the next
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decade or so shamelessly attempting to one-up them. The Matrix's big, splashy VFX coup was of course,
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bullet time, an advanced version of slow motion whereby the camera moves through the space of a scene
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while time is slowed, giving the audience otherwise impossible coverage of an awesome action beat.
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There are certainly movies that have managed to co-opt bullet time in interesting ways, I mean,
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take the jaw-dropping bomb explosion at the start of Swordfish for one, and I know,
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Swordfish, what a weird drop, but yeah, it worked at the time.
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2. Napoleon Dynamite Forced Netflix to Improve Their Algorithm
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Napoleon Dynamite is one of the most memorable indies of the 2000s, an ultra-quirky, hilarious
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coming-of-age comedy that grossed an incredible $46.1 million on a mere $400,000 budget.
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In 2008, the Napoleon Dynamite problem was first coined, referring to the film's strong popularity on
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Netflix, and how the service's content algorithm struggled to decide whether customers would like it or not.
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Because Napoleon Dynamite is such an odd and difficult to categorize piece of work,
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it contributed to Netflix seeking to overhaul their algorithm, even offering a $1 million prize to
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anyone who could improve its effectiveness by 10%. In the years that followed, Netflix's algorithm
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became increasingly efficient, as did those of its streaming competition, such that today,
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you're unlikely to be recommended anything even remotely outside of your comfort zone.
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Despite the massive libraries that streaming services offer, the algorithm will aim to steer
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you towards movies most likely to guarantee the attention of your eyeballs, in turn,
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de-incentivizing the exploration of more adventurous, left-field works of cinema.
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There's actually a really good video on this on the YouTube channel called Now You See It,
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by the way, which I would definitely recommend checking out if this has piqued your interest.
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1. Pulp Fiction Ushered In An Era Of Obnoxiously Cool Crime Films
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Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction is a stone-cold masterpiece, and one of the most influential films
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of the entire 1990s, if not of all time. As brilliantly conceived as it is though, its distinctive
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dialogue and inventive narrative structure inspired an entire generation of young screenwriters and
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filmmakers to produce their own inferior knockoffs. We were inundated with a deluge of hip, darkly
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comedic crime movies filled with too-cool-for-school characters, pointlessly non-linear storytelling,
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and a story that wasn't explicitly about much in the traditional sense. A few of those examples could
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include things like Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead, Reindeer Games, Eight Heads In A Duffel
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Bag, and The Big Hit, each of which attempted to approximate the style and tone of Pulp Fiction
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without any of the skill at storytelling or character building.
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That's our list, I want something you guys think down in the comments below, what do you think about
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the influence that these movies had on cinema as a whole, and are there any other great movies you
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think kind of made other movies a bit worse? While you're down there as well, could you please give
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every single day. Even if you don't though, I've been Josh, thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you soon.
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