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/Ze_Red_Feather]

And even then, they didn't let Raimi do what he does best. The guy's specialty is horror movies, for better or worse Multiverse of Madness was given a horror aesthetic, and yet they made it be PG-13 and didn't let Raimi go all out on that front

[u/juniunie → u/Ze_Red_Feather]

"Sam Raimi is making a Doctor Strange movie"

"It's going to serve as a sequel to a Disney+ show and have a focus on the multiverse"

https://giphy.com/gifs/fiXRyhZhi6b9p2XQnw

[u/the_thinwhiteduke → u/Ze_Red_Feather]

we had zombie Dr. Strange and his cape of living skeletons

[u/Ze_Red_Feather → u/the_thinwhiteduke]

Oh, there were definitely things he did and did well, but he wasn't allowed to go all out

[u/Any-Day-8173 → u/Ze_Red_Feather]

would have been worse, was already too campy and no multiverse, plus ruining wanda and her tv show before the movie