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Probably not, unless it's planning on being good. It's almost impossible to define what makes a "good movie," but I think the bare minimum
is a character or characters that the viewer cares about in some way and having something compelling for those characters to do. work towards, overcome, and/or struggle with (which can be anything from something on a relatively small scale to something on a huge universe saving scale. Some sort of interesting conflict, in other words, whether it's internal, external, both, etc). If a movie doesn't have either of those things (both of which are very broad), I think it's almost always in too deep a hole to get out of. I can't think of a single movie that I felt was successful that didn't have those things, and I can't really think of a movie that I thought was "good" that didn't have those things. I think there are some movies in the latter category that can be entertaining (so bad they're entertaining Syfy Original types), but I don't think anyone would be calling those good any time soon.
Apple: Second trailer for [PROJX], more carnage, more flamethrowers, still not much story Jan 19, 17:15
Does that sort of movie even need a story? {nm} Jan 19, 17:17
Probably not, unless it's planning on being good. It's almost impossible to define what makes a "good movie," but I think the bare minimum Jan 19, 17:37
ProjX Feb 15, 08:11