10+ Most Blatantly Manufactured Corporate Films, According to Reddit (Screenrant)

"2022 releases like 'Top Gun: Maverick,' 'Jurassic World: Dominion,' and even 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' have proven that sometimes fan service and profit is slotted at an equal - if not higher - priority as good filmmaking. Although catering to the market-driven industry is not necessarily a bad move, it can take away from a film if not finely balanced. However, some films have been so obviously produced with the intent of making money that audiences can't help but remember them for that defining feature. From recent releases to rebooted classics to feature-film length advertisements, Redditors have taken to listing some of the most blatantly manufactured corporate films out there." - screenrant.com

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