Rotten Tomatoes collected 251 reviews of American Hustle.
233 liked it or loved it. Lots of love, as the average score (including the negative reviews) was 8.2/10.
15 thought it was mediocre.
3 hated it it like you do.
So, you are asserting that you "know movies," and that 1% of the top 30% of professional film critics (CriticsTop10 collects about 800 best-of lists at the end of each year) "know movies," but the rest do not. (If you include all of the negative reviews of any sort, it's 7%.)
At present I can only see your reply, but I'm pretty sure I used the words "pathetic" and "comical" in my post. Thanks for supplying evidence.
In case I didn't make it clear: film doesn't work the way you think it does. A film needs to be viewed with a brain. And brains don't work the way you think they do, either; they are incredibly different from one another. The combination of any given film and your brain is not the film. If you hate everything about a movie that 93% of viewers like or love, that's obviously about your brain and not about the film. Period. Fact. And to continue to assert otherwise is comic and pathetic, and comes across to others as narcissism so intense it borders on the delusional.
[BTW, when I saw the film a second time, it didn't get better, as truly great films do. I downgraded my score from 9.5 to 9.4, in fact, which doesn't happen often. It got nominated for a lot of Oscars but didn't win any because it's a film that's tremendously entertaining but a little thin; it falls short of Oscar-worthy greatness.]
Prepare your minds for a new scale of physical, scientific values, gentlemen.
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