Top 10 Most Extremely Overhyped God-Tier Works Of Certain Fictional/Media Genres

Classic book but extremely outdated and boring; its genre has made GIGANTIC strides in the years upon years since its release, and the movies based off of it unfortunately reflect this in many ways as well, such as the generic "good VS evil" plot, the often-pointlessly slow pacing and the horribly cliched dialogue

Even ignoring the real-life drama surrounding Jackson himself,
this album really isn't as good as it's made out to be (in retrospect, quite a bit of it is okay at best, which is still WAY more than I can say for at least 90% of the music that it spawned, Smash Mouth included)

If Metroid Prime is treated as the second coming of Jesus by the Metroid franchise's fanbase, then this ridiculously easy bore-fest of a game is most DEFINITELY treated as the third. The controls are slow and clunky, the level layouts are bare-bones and FAR too small, the game as a whole is WAY too short and easy just like Zero Mission and Fusion, the returning-area continuity (ESPECIALLY regarding Brinstar in particular) makes little to no sense whatsoever, the enemies and bosses (aside from Ridley) are absolute pushovers to say the LEAST, remarkably little of the soundtrack actually is exceptionally above average in any particular way other than basic atmospheric effect, you have to wait through a ridiculously long fanfare every single time you pick up even the most negligible items, the graphics are great indeed but still could have been WAY better (as evidenced by its Ancient Chozo hack), the actual tone of the storyline is only slightly dark and looks absolutely happy and sunny ...more

Great film indeed but not exactly Beauty And The Beast or Hunchback Of Notre Dame
(it DOES have probably THE greatest intro of literally any movie ever created, however)

Compared to Half-Life 1, HL2's story was a lot better indeed (still not exactly good, but at least better if nothing else), but its gameplay was WAY less challenging and required way less strategy; by the time that Gordon got his hands on the SMG, you could basically play at least 80% if not 90% of the combat more-or-less EXACTLY like your average Call Of Duty game and still come out of it perfectly fine (and if you're expecting challenging platforming and puzzles, NOPE to that as well, when not factoring Episodes One and Two into the game's equation)
Don't even get me STARTED on Episode Two's unresolved cliffhanger ending either

In some ways, I actually preferred the Dark Knight Returns animated film over this, as it actually relied on more than two specific characters (cough, Joker and Two-Face, cough) to make it interesting and also characterized Batman himself accurately to how he was portrayed in the Animated Series (don't get me wrong, however; this is still an absolutely toppest-of-the-top-tier pseudo-philosophical action flick regardless)

In terms of its satirical message and the way that it communicates it (assuming that you actually CAN understand what Yorke is saying, that is) and how much it COMPLETELY revolutionized the alt-rock genre as a whole, not to mention Radiohead itself, from the ground up, this album EASILY lives up to its hype if you ask me, but musically, it's most definitely a bit of a mixed bag to put it LIGHTLY (Airbag is just plain repetitive and bland; Paranoid Android's lyrics make absolutely NO sense; Subterranean Homesick Alien, Exit Music, Climbing Up The Walls, Lucky and The Tourist are just downright PAINFULLY slow and dreary; Fitter Happier barely even has backing music and is without a doubt THE most laughably pretentious song I've ever unironically listened to in my entire life; Electioneering is just plain horribly out-of-place with the rest of the album; No Surprises is annoying as hell; Let Down is good except for the fact that it's inspired so many other alt-rock songs that all sound ...more