Your opinion disappoints me.

Hunger games

T'was an awful film.

At least someone agrees with me.

Is it bad that I like (no, nearly LOVE) many films listed here.
When a "studio" like The Asylum makes films based upon bad movies (i.e. Transformers) It can only end up bad.
However, I do have a list of my own:

James Bond, Superhero movies, and low-budget films DON'T COUNT
Seriously, people who make films with plastic building toys aimed at children are arguing about how "seriously" a film can be taken. What about Doug Vandegrift's Pirates and America:Outlawed? GREAT FILMS, but, how seriously can you take these at the end of the day... Very. Thus, you should be able to "believe a man can fly," or a British agent goes around killing men and getting girls. Seriously

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I, personally, don't like 3d computer generated effects. I nearly **** my **** when I saw the trailer for Amazing Spiderman with it's SO bad looking 3d pipes on top of a building. Though, apart from effects, both mentioned films were OK, but predictable. However, so is Casablanca if you watch it for the first time post 1940's... Really, these films are SO famous, sometimes they're infamous, however, it doesn't mean they are bad.

Twilight
I went to the bookstore the other day and nearly **** my **** again when I saw there was now a "Teen Paranormal Romance" section! Not "Teen and Paranormal and Romance," not "Teen Paranormal and Teen Romance," but Teen Paranormal Romance... The only good "Paranormal Romance" movie was Ghost, but, even then, it wasn't as bad as Twilight.

Anything New that's not original
Today, audiences are SO split on what they do/do not like. I mean, Indy 4 was bad, but so was Temple of Doom. However, the only people that would complain were Ebert and Siskel - and now they're both gone. However, they would at least make logical points in their argument, and, even if you disagreed with their overall review, there was at least SOMETHING that you'd agree upon. (i.e. the Original Star Wars trilogy was perfect, right? Wrong, does anyone remember the Ewoks... I rest my case)

Overall, things like Batman Begins, Superman Returns, Sherlock Holmes, and The Amazing Spiderman were pretty good films, however the fact that they were reboots (along with anything you may personally have against them) makes them less... great. And, really, what I love to watch are Great Films. (Which, are usually classics)

Whaaaaat?

Opinions are opinions, but I feel the need to say what I think about these points:
I like Bond movies, actually. Especially if they're well done like Casino Royale or Dr. No. Of course, there have been bad movies in the Bond Franchise, but that doesn't mean they're all bad. After all, I don't think you can judge a movie just because it's part of a franchise (they made 12 Star Trek movies, yet they still have some fresh ideas that actually work).

Indy 4 was actually entertaining to me, and in no way I can think of Temple of Doom as a bad movie. Also, I don't think ewoks completely ruined the movie.

I disagree, Labyrinth is well done for it's time, and if David Bowie is in a movie, then there must be something good about it.

Now, that's just my opinion.

Oh my gosh, I love this fandom name! That's just awesome! I am so going to start saying that now.

As far as worst movie probably it's like one of those talking animal movies like the Air buddies series or G Force (ahaha just HOW high do you even have to BE just to DO something like that...) My sister loved those as a kid so I was subjected to many painful hours of watching skiing CGI dogs and stuff. EDIT: Forgot Beverly Hills Chihuahua. That was probably the worst of all of them.

Another classic bad film is The Creeping Terror, which is honestly hilarious as hell It reminds me of something I would have done like a year ago when I didn't care about production values at all. Like the monster is just 10 people under a large picnic blanket. And they accidentally dropped the soundtrack in a lake (IN A LAKE!!!) so they just hired a radio guy to narrate the whole thing (and then Captain John said, "Good Job!" with a lot of enthusiasm or somethin like that.) So yeah, this film was definitely hilarious.

It's a shame you didn't like Karate Kid, Mickey. I probably shouldn't say this because I wasn't even alive in the 80s but it's probably more of a generational thing. Action movies today are more story and FX based, and back then it focused a lot more on characters and was more introspective.

EDIT: just something I hate: the cliché of "a boy and his dog." it's in every movie. ENOUGH. Not everybody in the United States of America loooooooooooves dogs! Maybe some cats for once! Or maybe take a risk and give the boy a ferret or a kangaroo!

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I have a few
TMNT 3
OMFG It's Damn horrible and its very !@#$ , get this the jokes are corny and the turtle suits look like they have been shrunk since the first movie. Its tremendous that the effects are so terrible if you saw the near end the guy fall off the mountain and there was no splash effect , its like 30 meters far and he just dissolves. Plot is Cliche and the characters make brief appearances and they don't follow any of the comics or Animated series.

It gives it a direct 1/10

Here is the Nostalgia Critic Review of the film I mentioned above: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQjQctW39UE