Something I learned from listening to podcasts about comedy and stand up is to never tell the audience they are getting a bad show. If you think you are bombing and start trying to lampshade it you admit to the audience you don’t have control over the situation and they start to have a bad time.

P.s. I was thinking of narcissists who will never be satisfied or seem to enjoy ruining events, not necessarily just being disappointed with something. Im sorry you feel that way sometimes

I found it a lot easier to watch because they really make no attempt at pathos or the kind of “character arcs” that are always in these kids cash in movies. They give the briefest possible introduction to the characters who are basically chosen at random. I enjoyed watching jack black deliver with conviction lines of dialogue that never bothered trying to make sense in the first place.

They really just distilled it down to “you like wacky characters and you like watching them interact so that is what the movie consists of” with a barely considered Minecraft layer of paint dumped on it. If they’re supposed to learn something, they literally spend the least amount of time possible having that actually happen. Danielle Brooks’ character is literally just “uh I dunno her landlord who drives her somewhere?” and she’s not really less developed than any of the other characters lol

Thinking of the Minecraft story mode on Netflix maybe? It had choose your own adventure elements and i think Patton oswalt voiced the main character