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Watch: Madame Web 2024 123movies, Full Movie Online – Forced to confront her past, Cassandra Webb, a Manhattan paramedic that may have clairvoyant abilities, forms a relationship with three young women destined for powerful futures, if they can survive their threatening present..
Plot: Forced to confront revelations about her past, paramedic Cassandra Webb forges a relationship with three young women destined for powerful futures…if they can all survive a deadly present.
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Ratings:

	4.0/10 Votes: 90,985
	11% | RottenTomatoes
	N/A | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 1941 Popularity: 86.39 | TMDB

Reviews:

Is Madame Web the worst superhero movie ever made? Not by a longshot as Superman IV, Batman & Robin and Supergirl would take a front seat in that department. Now the argument can be made it’s the worst in the modern era of superhero movies, though personally it’s “better” than Suicide Squad but even that one had costumed heroes in it versus MW which only had maybe a few minutes of the ladies in their costumes and even then, it’s via future visions.

Beyond that, nothing really works. The direction, even with the twisty-turny camera movements felt familiar as I’m pretty sure I’ve seen it done before but minimally. The performances from everyone was either bland, Dakota Johnson especially, or downright awful (Tahar Rahim), not helped by the stilted and oft atrocious dialogue from no less than four writers, two of which were responsible for Morbius.

I didn’t hate Madame Web more so that I found it downright dull and boring. There’s no reason to watch this and with the terrible box office, the last line of “And you know the best thing about the future? It hasn’t happened yet” is pretty poignant. **2.0/5**

I had no expectations goin into this movie… but it still managed to let me down.

A clear statement on just how bad this movie really was.
It was trash on so many levels, I don’t know where to start… Casting was trash, acting was trash, dialogue was trash, directing was trash, premise was trash, plot holes big enough to pass a small planet through, and to top it of, the ending was mind blowingly ridiculous.
Not to mention that her super powers were embarrassing.

What was going through their minds [the people that decided to release this piece of trash].

How are bad writers able to continually get hired for big budget films?
Look at the profiles for the writers that wrote Madame Web. You’ll see virtually every movie they’ve written has a bad rating and bad reviews. Why then does Hollywood continually hire these same writers for these big budget films? I could understand if they wrote movies for Asylum Films because all their movies are terrible.

Madame Web is god awful! Very difficult to sit through. None of the main characters are likeable. Even the villain is lame. It seems like the entire movie was written to set up a sequel. But why would people spend money to see the sequel of a movie that is one of the worst movies ever written? I’m shocked at how bad this movie is and if there is a sequel I certainly wont bother watching it.

Stop hiring bad writers, Hollywood!

In what crazy universe is this “the worst movie of all time”??
There’s some sort of madness that sweeps over movie critics and movie fans every so often. Some pundit, reviewer, influencer or other nitwit sounds off about how feeble, terrible, horribly BAD a movie is (or is *going* to be – these opinions often predate any viewing of the actual movie). And then the herd instinct takes over and generates a tsunami of contempt.

Case in point, Madame Web – a truly ridiculous number of one-star reviews, completely unjustified by the actual experience of watching the movie.

The surprising truth is that this is actually quite a decent little movie. It’s no work of genius, but it is a workmanlike, efficient, competent piece of entertainment. Not only is it not “the worst,” it is far more entertaining than a whole host of bloated, forgettable superhero flicks of the past few years.

Start with the characters. We have an interesting heroine, Cassandra Webb, nicely embodied by Dakota Johnson. She’s likeable, believable and suitably challenged by events she doesn’t really understand. I can’t speak to Johnson’s acting range, not having seen her in anything else, but she seems to fit this particular part perfectly.

Most of the movie has to do with Cassandra’s attempts to protect three teen-age girls. All three of them are presented as distinct personalities, and are elevated beyond mere stereotypes by earnest and appealing performances by the trio of actresses. I not only believed them, I was happy to spend time with them.

Then there’s the story. It’s nothing we haven’t seen before, but it’s done well. The origin of Cassandra’s odd powers is novel, and revealed in stages that keep us guessing. Refreshingly, Cassandra needs to hold a super-villain at bay without actually knowing there’s such a thing as a super-hero movie – or that she’s in one.

Better yet, Cassandra’s super-talent is inherently unpredictable, in an interesting way. It reminded me of the excellent Nicolas Cage film Next, in which he has the ability to see the future – two minutes at a time. The storyline of Madame Web is somewhat formulaic, to be sure – but it’s a good formula, and well-executed. I never felt my intelligence was being insulted, and I certainly never felt bored.

The inevitable computer effects are used sparingly. Action is kept on a human scale – far more engrossing than watching CG heroes destroying planets with their pinky fingers.

I tip-toed into Madame Web with dire forebodings of a wasted evening. Two hours later I found myself wishing the movie was longer – and wondering what ghastly childhood traumas must have prompted the vast torrents of vitriol that have been aimed at it.

Sure, Madame Web isn’t a breakthrough of any kind. But it’s a completely professional piece of work – a solid two hours’ escape from the troubles of the real world. Maybe it doesn’t follow the comics – I don’t know, and couldn’t possibly care less. Maybe there were some nasty studio conflicts during production – again, not my concern. The end result was good. I had fun. Unless you come in solidly determined to hate, I can’t see why you wouldn’t have fun too.

Rating: 8 out of 10. To me, 7 indicates a movie that succeeds in its aims – that entertains and does nothing conspicuously off-putting, worth seeing for anyone who likes the genre. However, I felt compelled to add an extra mercy star to offset the numerous undeservedly low ratings.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime N/A
Budget 80000000
Revenue 100498764
Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Director S.J. Clarkson
Writer Matt Sazama, Burk Sharpless, Claire Parker
Actors Dakota Johnson, Sydney Sweeney, Isabela Merced
Country United States, Mexico
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