The Galaxy Buds are the most forgettable true wireless earbuds I've yet tried.
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But at the end of the day, it's currently the most forgettable "Star Wars" movies of the Disney era.
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The joke on Twitter is that former Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak must be the most forgettable man on the planet.
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Not only is "Light It Up" one of Marshmello's most forgettable songs ever, it's unclear why he'd want to support Chris Brown.
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"This may go down as one of the most forgettable "returns" of the year," said Robert Rorke in the New York Post.
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The Cruz campaign Reach: Aired in Indiana Impact: "Jobs, Freedom, Security" may be one of the most forgettable campaign slogans this election cycle, second only
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In one light, in fact, it is possible to see these two most forgettable players from Arsenal's past as leading characters in the club's attempts to chart its future.
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There's the champion, Rafael Carvalho, who barely slipped by the inherently beatable Manhoef in his first title defense—which also happened to be one of the most forgettable fights of 2016.
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That number, of all things, is "Skimbleshanks the Railway Cat," the random train song that features the world's most extra time signature (13/8, my god!) and one of Cats' most forgettable characters.
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The Nexus 4 and Nexus 6 were frankly the two most forgettable devices in the Nexus line, though they served to bracket what I consider the pinnacle of the whole endeavor: the Nexus 5.
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But the word quickly faded away, making this the most forgettable WOTY choice since 21980's "bushlips" (a word for insincere political rhetoric, based on George H.W. Bush's broken promise, "Read my lips, no new taxes").
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The now common practice of celebrities publicly and financially backing their politician of choice dates back to the 0003 campaign of 29th president, Warren Harding, who is widely considered one of the most forgettable presidents in United States history.
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A man heralded as the middleweight most likely to beat Anderson Silva during the Brazilian's reign over the UFC's 185 lbs division, Lombard's UFC debut against Tim Boetsch was one of the most forgettable appearances from a debuting fighter.
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Or maybe, just maybe, that's how you engineer interesting stories for television and movies: Different people, different perspectives (you know ... strangers have their lives taped ... to find out what happens ... when people stop being polite ... and start getting real.) Here's how not to do it, though: 32 consecutive seasons of the blandest, most forgettable mannequins and womannequins that middling America has to offer, people about as appealing and memorable as a drunken revolving sushi bar meal at closing time.
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The author then blames Leon Edel for the novel's unfortunate status, though other critics (see the referenced books of criticism) have also dismissed The Other House as one of James' most forgettable efforts.
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Hal Humphrey of the Los Angeles Times called it the worst drama in an anthology series for 1962. "To this day, no one has figured out what the drama was about."Most Forgettable of '62 TV Season Los Angeles Times28 Dec 1962: D12.
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Every year, Mental Floss published a "Ten Issue." It usually featured lists of ten things focusing on subjects like: "Ten Most Forgettable Presidents," or "Ten Famous Monkeys in Science."See Mental Floss volume 4, issue 3. Initially, "Mental Floss" tried to feature self-proclaimed mascot Albert Einstein on the cover of each issue.
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Reviews were mixed, though Amanda Green's lyrics drew particular praise. Associated Press' Michael Kuchwara wrote that "High Fidelity's charms are considerable and don't be surprised if you fall under its spell", while the review in Entertainment Weekly claimed that "High Fidelity is the unique show that charms both your drinking buddy and your mother." However, Ben Brantley in The New York Times called High Fidelity one of Broadway's "all-time most forgettable musicals."Brantley, Ben.
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Reviews of both the film and Kapadia's work were mixed. The Times of India panned the film's script for making "Kapadia's tryst with comedy seem loud and forced", and Raja Sen deemed her character "possibly the most forgettable role of her career". Sarita A. Tanwar of DNA India, on the other hand, considered the film "a rather audacious entertaining attempt" and felt Kapadia was "in top form", with similarly positive comments written by Subhash K. Jha. For the rest of the decade, Kapadia returned to film only twice for two minor roles in the action comedies Welcome Back (2015) and Dabangg 3 (2019).
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One Sydney skipper was quoted: "How the hell do you sail on that drain?" Windward speed was critical and Scott Ramsden's vBank of New Zealand was the fastest boat upwind. It enabled the young BNZ skipper to win four of the seven races and become Giltinan champion in his first season. For defending champion Michael Walsh, however, it was a most forgettable regatta as he and his team suffered gear failures, capsizes, 720-degree penalty turns and a collision with a ferry, all topped off when Walsh broke his leg in three places in the last race.
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The 2009 NBA Finals was one of the most forgettable matchups and featured the Orlando Magic and Los Angeles Lakers. It was mockingly dubbed as the 'Disney Series'. While many fans claimed that it should've been a matchup between Cleveland and the Lakers and a duel of superstars Kobe Bryant and LeBron James following the knee injury of Boston Celtics' power forward Kevin Garnett. Others believed the Magic should have won the championship instead of the Lakers, due to many calls which were claimed to have been favouring the Lakers, along with nine out of ten analysts favouring the Lakers to be the winning team, compared to only one favouring the Magic to win.
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The Escapist also praised the improved AI companion that "does a decent job of backing you up and taking the fight to the enemy rather than just standing by", however also disliked the cover system, calling it "the most forgettable new feature of the game". The game's four campaigns received criticism from reviewers. Simon Parkin from Eurogamer was divided over the campaigns, citing Leon's campaign as the strongest and "the closest we get to the series' survival horror roots", along with Ada's as having "diverse flavour". However, Parkin criticised the other two campaigns, stating that Jake's campaign "rarely delights" while citing that Chris' was a "second-rate third-person sprint" with "idiotic" cutscene dialogue.
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Murder in Peyton Place received generally negative reviews, with the reviewer of the Los Angeles Times calling it "dull" and furthermore wrote: "Pretend that you're a network programmer and someone gives you this idea--a really crackerjack notion of how grand it would be to get the gang from Peyton Place together again. You could toss in some hopelessly convoluted, arteriosclerotic plot, have them cry and overact (and generally humble their professional integrity) for two interminable hours and call it Murder in Peyton Place. Bingo!""'Murder in Peyton Place' Deadly Dull" by James Brown, Los Angeles Times, October 3, 1977. Of the entire Peyton Place franchise, Murder in Peyton Place was often called "the most forgettable".
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Writing for The Washington Post, Richard Harrington explained that "while songs on Like a Prayer dealt with matters opening her heart, with 'Cherish' Madonna dealt with matters which were close to her heart." This view was also shared by Ian Blair from Chicago Tribune who categorized the song as being sung for the "happy-go-lucky lovers and dreamers". The Dallas Morning News Lennox Samuels appreciated the light- hearted theme of the song and complimented Madonna and Leonard for not sticking with personal subject matters only on the album. Dale Anderson from The Buffalo News opined that the song would become one of Madonna's most forgettable releases, but was also hopeful that it would not.
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By going against what's expected, Shinee actually ends up taking more of a risk by doing less and it pays off handsomely." Album track "Odd Eye" also received praise, which is written and composed by member Jonghyun, Benjamin states the group "return to the R&B; side of Shinee with feathery vocals, tight harmonies and member Onew's falsetto howls acting a centerpiece to this grooving opener." But he also criticized some of the songs of the album, like "An Ode to You", saying the "unnecessary electric guitar riffs are added to the mix that soils the pure production." "Black Hole" is also criticized stating, "it's not only the shortest song of the album, but also one of the most forgettable.
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James Berardinelli wrote that the film was "a solid adventure, although it could have been better", while Danny Peary thought "There are exciting moments, but most of it is standard Bond fare," going on to describe For Your Eyes Only as "an attempt to mix spectacle with [the] tough, believable storylines of early Bond films ... [it] is enjoyable while you're watching it. Afterward, it's one of the most forgettable of the Bond series." Raymond Benson, the author of nine Bond novels, thought For Your Eyes Only was Roger Moore's best Bond film. Although Chris Nashawaty of Entertainment Weekly ranks Carole Bouquet playing Melina as the "worst babe" of the seven Roger Moore James Bond films, his colleague, Joshua Rich disagreed, putting her tenth in the overall 10 Best Bond Girls listing from the 21 films released up to that point.
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According to Danny Peary, Diamonds are Forever is "one of the most forgettable movies of the entire Bond series" and that "until Blofeld's reappearance we must watch what is no better than a mundane diamond-smuggling melodrama, without the spectacle we associate with James Bond: the Las Vegas setting isn't exotic enough, there's little humour, assassins Mr. Kidd and Mr. Wint are similar to characters you'd find on The Avengers, but not nearly as amusing – and the trouble Bond gets into, even Maxwell Smart could escape."Danny Peary, Guide for the Film Fanatic (Simon & Schuster, 1986) p.123 IGN chose it as the third worst James Bond film, behind only The Man with the Golden Gun and Die Another Day. Total Film listed Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd, and Bambi and Thumper, as the first and second worst villains in the Bond series (respectively).
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Davey C. Jones of Active Anime praised the series for building up to "intense double climax" with the revelation of Fate's backstory and the final battle on Precia's ship. However, Mania Entertainment's Chris Beveridge criticized the anime series as too rushed, stating that it would have been "more engaging and fun" as a 26-episode series as opposed to its 13 episodes. Tim Jones lauded the last five episodes of the series as its highlight due to the dramatic change in style the series underwent introducing "intrigue and excitement" to the show, criticizing the first few episodes as "most forgettable, boring, and just plain uninteresting episodes of any show [he had] ever seen". Both Beveridge and Kimlinger criticized the series for conveying a sense of maturity that is "out of place" in a storyline that follows third-grade characters at the age of nine.
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Finkelman argues that the central accomplishment of Fillmore's tenure, the Compromise of 1850, should instead be called the "Appeasement of 1850" due to its abandoning of the Wilmot Proviso, thereby opening up all of the territories of the Mexican Cession to slavery. Although Fillmore has become something of a cult figure as America's most forgettable chief executive, Smith found him to be "a conscientious president" who chose to honor his oath of office and enforce the Fugitive Slave Act, rather than govern based on his personal preferences. According to Smith, the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act has given Fillmore an undeserved pro-southern reputation, and the evaluation of his presidency has also suffered because "even those who give him high marks for his support of the compromise have done so almost grudgingly, probably because of his Know-Nothing candidacy in 1856". Paul G. Calabresi and Christopher S. Yoo, in their study of presidential power, deemed Fillmore "a faithful executor of the laws of the United States—for good and for ill".
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After a 3–3 deadlock, the match went to penalties, and Milan were defeated by the English team in the shoot- out. Despite Pirlo's performance throughout the competition and in the final, one of the most forgettable incidents of the season was probably his penalty miss during the shoot-out in the final, as his spot kick was saved by Jerzy Dudek. Pirlo would later state in his autobiography that the 2005 UEFA Champions League Final defeat on penalties was the worst moment of his career, and that he had considered retiring prematurely following the match: The following season, Milan once again finished in second place behind Juventus in Serie A (before their 30-point deduction due to their involvement in the 2006 Calciopoli scandal), also reaching the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League, only to be defeated by eventual champions, Barcelona, and the quarter- finals of the Coppa Italia. In 2006, Pirlo placed 9th in the Ballon d'Or, which was won by his Italy teammate Fabio Cannavaro, and was elected to the 2006 FIFPro World XI.
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