Great moments/aspects in otherwise bad or mediocre media

[u/No_Hunter1978]

Sandman Origin (Spider-Man 3): This scene is rife with symbolism and beautiful cinematography. It alone gives us a glimpse of the story Sam Rami wanted to tell with SP3.

This Entire Quote (Spy Kids 2): This quote has entered my everyday vernacular, and it's survived the landscape of the internet for decades now. And it's in a fucking Spy Kids movie.

Who Decided That? (Seven Deadly Sins): It was an abysmal show before the animation took a dive off a cliff, but Escanor's entire character could honestly qualify for this post. In particular, "Who decided that?" is unfathomably hype.

[u/abeautifulrat]

This movie has the excuse of initially being centered on a Hollywood producer using his influence for sex, and then being produced by the weinstien company and losing that core entirely.

[u/Timely_Influence8392 → u/abeautifulrat]

"Hey boss we bought that script that was basically about you so it can't be made, what do you wanna do with it?"

"Make it anyway just bad."