What is the latest BAD film you watched?
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Three way tie of The Expendables, Skyline and Jonah Hex. All Shite. A waste of money and time, I could have been masturbating.
zaga
zaga
The Time Machine (2002)
meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
I would say 9 out of 10 movies i see are not good.
In fact was there even one good movie made in 2010?
If so please tell me.
I just saw RED, thought it sucked, didnt even finish it.
I thought the personalities of ALL the characters was just annoying.
Makes me sad that there are so few good movies.
Its as if Hollywood just doesn't care, theyre gonna make money either way.
In fact was there even one good movie made in 2010?
If so please tell me.
I just saw RED, thought it sucked, didnt even finish it.
I thought the personalities of ALL the characters was just annoying.
Makes me sad that there are so few good movies.
Its as if Hollywood just doesn't care, theyre gonna make money either way.
GibbsGrad2002
Mr. Nice gallery
Watchmen
Lust
Lost at Birth
took my nephews to see the green hornet over the weekend. the best part of that movie was the peanut M&M's I got from the concession stand. Jay Chou was great but Seth Rogen seems to only play slight variations of the same character.
the worst part was that I found out there's a new Adam Sandler movie about to come out. If I was king of the world I would make it ******* for Adam Sandler to make any new movies. I would do that before I solved world hunger and world peace and I'd feel as though my priorities were correct.
my nephews enjoyed the green hornet though so I guess it does have a target audience after all....ages 9 - 12
the worst part was that I found out there's a new Adam Sandler movie about to come out. If I was king of the world I would make it ******* for Adam Sandler to make any new movies. I would do that before I solved world hunger and world peace and I'd feel as though my priorities were correct.
my nephews enjoyed the green hornet though so I guess it does have a target audience after all....ages 9 - 12
maildude
Postal Paranoiac
The House On Haunted Hill. Don't make a remake if there's any risk at all of it sucking. The 1959 version featured the legendary Vincent Price in the millionaire role. The remake has Geoffrey Rush taking over--a good actor, but about as scary as a coloring book. This time, the horrors take place in an abandoned insane asylum where some pretty horrific **** happened long ago. Rush's character assembles a group offering a million clams to whoever survives the night. Then, gore and overused cliches abound, giving homage to Tales From The Crypt, Poltergeist and Jacob's Ladder. The original was creepy by '50s standards, and would be laughable today. And STILL it was better. D
The original
The crappy remake
The original
The crappy remake
Kingfisher
Here Zombie, Zombie, Zombie...
Yeah, Expendables sucked really bad. Could there have been more technical errors in that thing. Yo', my .45's shoot on full auto and have 50 round clips. I can toss a 155mm arty shell into the air and make it blow up that way, and not get hurt even though I'm in the blast radius... my name is Stallone!
feelfree
Closed Account
I actually enjoyed that movie. But I can understand why some viewers didn't like it. It's very slow and the story is cliche. But I love slow burns like The American.
Deepcover
Closed Account
What?! The American is an awesome movie. Clooney reminded me of a middle aged Travis Bickle.
GibbsGrad2002
Mr. Nice gallery
Watchmen
What? A great movie but Travis Bickle? He's a psycho whereas Clooney's character is nothing like that. NOTHING.
I think the problem is that The American was marketed as a typical thriller when its really an existential thriller similar to Jean-Pierre Melville's film Le Samourai.
Deepcover
Closed Account
Exactly. Both characters Jack/Edward, Travis Bickle are EXISTENTIAL characters.
Jagger69
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
That was precisely my problem with the flick. You could actually change that to read that Clooney's character was NOTHING....period. There was absolutely zero character development. Were we supposed to like this guy? Feel good for him that he fell in love with a hooker? Feel an emotional kinship to him when someone else was trying to **** him? I sure didn't.
Clooney is a very talented actor so maybe it was just the script or the direction that was bad because, from my perspective, the movie was a total zero.
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