What are some of the worst arguments made to criticize a film, in your opinion?

In my opinion, the worst argument for criticizing a movie is simply calling it "overrated". First of all, it doesn't really say anything about what the movie is doing "wrong". Second, it isn't much of a criticism of the movie itself but rather for the praise of the film, which isn't relevant into judging the actual quality of the film itself. And also because it's such a lazy way of trying to win an argument and such a boring, tiring way of claiming a movie is "not that good". It's also so overly misused when a person simply didn't like the film all that much. It's not that it was never that good but it simply means you didn't like it as much as others. That's it. I personally didn't like 2001 but just because I didn't like it as much doesn't mean it's overrated.A dishonorable mention is when a person simply calls a movie "pretentious". If anyone ever does that argument for a film, I will just leave.Anyways, which "criticism" for a film do you believe is the worst? via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2ZL0sVz