yet instead of but

[alexzive]

hello , could someone check this sentence please ?

"You are kindly invited to join us watching this legendary yet challenging movie."

many thanks, Alex

[Yankee]

Hi Alex

Why is the movie "challenging"?

The use of 'yet' does not seem to be appropriate in your sentence. It would be better to use 'and'. The word 'yet' should be used to connect two adjectives or ideas that would not normally be used together to describe the same thing -- i.e. people would not normally expect the combination of the two adjectives/ideas to be a possible description of the same thing.
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[Alan]

Hi Alexzive,

I would suggest that you change

[alexzive]

hallo!

with "challenging" I meant the movie is hard to be understood..

Thank you for your suggestions.
Alex