Perfect for a laugh, a shake of the head, or a comforting reminder that we all have our moments, this collection will entertain and amuse anyone who appreciates life’s imperfections.
This person, who said Cillian Murphy wasn’t a movie star:
And this person, who thought Oppenheimer was a bad idea:
These people, who thought SpongeBob SquarePants was “pathetic” and “doomed” (it’s been 25 years, and it’s still on):
This person who thought Barbie was gonna flop:
Along with Ben Shapiro:
This person who thought Bryan Cranston couldn’t do a “serious role”:
This person, who doubted whether or not Heath Ledger could do a good job playing the Joker (he’d posthumously win an Oscar for his portrayal):
This poor, poor summer child, who had no idea what 2020 had in store for them:
This person, who claimed four years ago that Taylor Swift’s career was about to come to an end:
This person, who wasn’t a fan of KISS:
The person who wrote this before Season 8, and really spoke too soon:
The person who panned Michael Jackson’s Thriller album:
This person who claimed “Reddit nerds” couldn’t manipulate the stock market:
This person, who claimed Fortnite didn’t have staying power:
These Friends reviewers:
This person, who predicted the second Avatar film would bomb because “no one even remembers” the first one:
These journalists, who I dearly wish had been right:
Along with this one:
This person, who joked about never seeing J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson in a Spider-Man film again (Simmons would reprise the role in multiple films):
The person who predicted the only two movies to gross over a billion dollars in 2023 would be The Flash and Fast X (neither did, and both were critical failures):
James Charles, who would face multiple controversies in 2019, most notably the whole “Bye Sister” video:
And finally, we’ll end on a happier one — the author of The Martian, who thought it was “niche” (it would later be turned into a massively popular film starring Matt Damon):
Source: www.buzzfeed.com
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