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Movies that blow

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Superman Returns sucked
 

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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Hey, no need to talk smack about "Ernest Goes to Camp". Give me the comic stylings of Jim Varney over Jim Carrey's grating nonsense any day. "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" easily makes my worst movies list. And the much-vaunted "Truman Show" was a waste of two hours. Most everything the film had to offer was contained in the trailer.

I'm all but alone in this, but I truly despised the first "Lord of the Rings" movie. In retrospect, as part of a much greater whole, it's ... functional, but it completely fails for me as a stand-alone film.


i have never failed to be disappointed in the movie when i have already read the book. how about you?
 

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Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
yesterday i saw napoleon dynamite, batman begins, and talladega nights. they all blow, though none of them blows hard.

Originally Posted by shellshock
batman begins doesnt blow. dont diss the CB
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Originally Posted by Thracozaag
I agree with all your points, but having Michael Caine, Rutger Hauer, Gary Oldman, Liam Neeson, Ken Watanabe, Morgan Freeman and Tom Wilkinson more than made up for any of those perceived shortcomings you mentioned.

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2 summers ago i watched christian bale and gary oldman exchange lines on a rooftop, show my son the batmobile in action, and...

this week i saw heath ledger with green hair outside gotham national bank (old chicago post office).
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do not **** with cb or batman begins.
 

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Originally Posted by redcaimen
I dont know if it has been mentioned before, but Deathrace 2000 was so incredibly bad it twisted the movie quality spectrum into a mobius strip and became good. Sylvester Stallone as I think his name was Machine Gun Joe Paterbo and that Carradine freak dressed in leather underwear doing a Waltz. It was set in the future and France was still the enemy.

roger corman owns all of you.

Originally Posted by dkzzzz
"Children of men" SUCKS donkey balls. Pointless drivel about nothing.
Critics who praised it should be burned at the stke on Oscar stage.


Originally Posted by lost in va
Zodiac was hands down the worst movie I've seen in quite some time.

Originally Posted by jonglover
This reminds me of a comment from Tim Hugh in Giant Robot #43 about the differences between people who look at movies and watch films.
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It's OK, Style Forum is a nice well-rounded chat for most other things. It's just that when it comes to this I'd rather take a cheese grater to my crotch.


i just went back and read through alot of this thread. no offense to anyone but this forum has some pretty lousy taste in cinema
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I was stuck at home watching a movie by Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore titled "Music and Lyrics" Oh it sucked like a toothless $20 hooker.
 

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The Prestige was pretty boring and even Scarlett couldn't save it. Shame, there was potential there.

Grudge 2 was a load of rubbish.
 

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"Cool As Ice"

a very terrible movie

yet, it did manage to produce one of the best cinematic quotes of all time:

"Drop that zero and get with a hero"
 

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Originally Posted by chobochobo
The Prestige was pretty boring and even Scarlett couldn't save it. Shame, there was potential there.
It would've made a pretty decent Victorian-era thriller, it would've made a pretty decent Victorian-era sci-fi/fantasy film, but it was a mess as both.

Cloning machine
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Brokeback Mountain and Dreamgirls some of the worst movies I have ever seen.
 

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Originally Posted by Kopite
Brokeback Mountain and Dreamgirls some of the worst movies I have ever seen.

I haven't seen Dreamgirls so I can't comment on that. I have seen Brokeback mountain and whilst I wouldn't say it was worthy of an Oscar (whatever that means to be honest) I don't think it qualifies as a bad movie unless these two are the only movies you've ever seen. But I guess it's all subjective really.

I just watched 'The Queen' and didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would - mostly because I got annoyed by seeing the mass hysteria around Diana's death again.
 

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Originally Posted by a tailor
i have never failed to be disappointed in the movie when i have already read the book. how about you?

I think this is mostly true. However, off the top of my head:

- Jaws was a much better movie than book

- The Godfather was a much, much, much, much, much better movie than the book

- L.A. Confidential wasn't better than the book, but it stands on its own quite well - I feel the same about Mystic River
 

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Originally Posted by JBZ
I think this is mostly true. However, off the top of my head:

- Jaws was a much better movie than book

- The Godfather was a much, much, much, much, much better movie than the book

- L.A. Confidential wasn't better than the book, but it stands on its own quite well - I feel the same about Mystic River


I think if there is action, movies tend to be better than books.
 

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Originally Posted by a tailor
i have never failed to be disappointed in the movie when i have already read the book. how about you?

Read worse books.
 

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Originally Posted by cultpop 0217
roger corman owns all of you.







i just went back and read through alot of this thread. no offense to anyone but this forum has some pretty lousy taste in cinema
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There are certainly worse movies than zodiac, but man did that sucker drag during the last 7 hours or so. I can't remember the last time I checked my watch so often during a movie. Had it been a 1-hour made for tv movie, it would have been ok.
 

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Originally Posted by Kopite
Brokeback Mountain and Dreamgirls some of the worst movies I have ever seen.

How so? I didn't think either was great, but both were ok with some solid performances.
 

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