Re: Worst movie you've ever seen?
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I hope the creators of this film share the same fate as the main characters
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I hope the creators of this film share the same fate as the main characters
I actually agree with the main thrust of Max Butcher's point re Cars. Yes, there's technically not a lot of realism in a movie about toys coming to life, or monsters popping out of closets to scare kids, but those worlds and the rules established for those worlds within the movies themselves were better thought-out and presented more interestingly (and throughly) than in Cars.
I suppose one could call that nitpicky, especially seeing some of the other CGI crap that has been churned out, but Pixar movies are usually what I point people towards as prime examples of what 'family-friendly' entertainment ought to strive for; I tend to have high expectations.
Also, though it's not a terrible movie by any means, the world coupled with the actual characters themselves just didn't 'pop' for me like most Pixar films.
I also don't have high hopes for the sequel. From the trailer I saw, it looked as though they didn't know what to do with the cars so they were all like 'I know! Let's make an action-packed Bond spoof.' One gets the sneaking suspicion that maybe the biggest reason to make Cars into a series isn't to tell a compelling story but so they can make another $5 billion in merchandising.
Last edited by Shale (January 23, 2011 (12:10pm))
I haven't actually seen this film yet, and hopefully never will have to, but Gnomeo and Juliet looks soooooo bad.
I have mixed feelings to 'Cars 2'. I thought 'Up', 'Cars', 'The Incredibles' (although, I was around 9 years old) and 'Ratatoille' were going to be crap judging by the trailer, but I was wrong. But, as I said, I have no idea where the concept of Cars being actual people can go (I still think 'Cars' would have been better if it was like 'Herby' - only with every car having a mind of its own).
One gets the sneaking suspicion that maybe the biggest reason to make Cars into a series isn't to tell a compelling story but so they can make another $5 billion in merchandising.
Isn't that what every sequel does?
Last edited by Max Butcher (January 25, 2011 (11:02am))
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I hope the creators of this film share the same fate as the main characters
Wow yeah that movie was like the WORST ever.... agreed.
Mr.Bean was the DUMBEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN!
The first one was pretty bad, but I wouldn't really consider it worse than... say, Wild Hogs. I think Bean managed to be mediocre, even if it was a big departure from the series.
EDIT: OK so IMDB gives Wild Hogs a better rating than Bean... maybe I was alone in my distaste for that film. I guess I'm just trying to say I've seen films that were on a completely different level of bad, to the point where they stopped being enjoyable entirely. I can stand a terrible movie. I just can't stand a boring movie.
Akay.
Just Go With It.
Along with other Adam Sandler films. Also, reviewers said this to Just Go With It: "Just go away"
Peewee's Big Adventure
Jeez, that movie SUCKED.
Peewee's Big Adventure
Jeez, that movie SUCKED.
You SUCK.
Mr.Bean was the DUMBEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN!
Sure, its not as witty as most British humour - and the movies have been dumbed down a little so that they can appeal to a more mainstream audience compared to its original sitcom (which NEEDS to be checked out), but if you think any of the (two) Bean movies are dumb...I'd hate to see what you make of such 'comedies' as 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop', 'Big Mommas House', 'G-Force', the list goes on....
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Tree hugging crap..I despise every inch of this movie in very way, the only part i didn't was the subtitles, which featured a font i like
Inch? I think 'second' would be more appropriate in my opinion.
Anastasia is for sure on my worst movies list. God, that movie was horrible.
-JK
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Tree hugging crap..I despise every inch of this movie in very way, the only part i didn't was the subtitles, which featured a font i like
Wait, you actually like Papyrus?
To be fair, Papyrus isn't a badly-made font. The nineties just weren't good to it. I don't really get why James Cameron wanted his movie to have something in common with one third of laundromats nationwide.
Land of the Lost may be the worst. It's definitely up on the list.
'The Last Airbender' actually looks hilariously bad (the pebble dance clip had me in stitches). Is it worth risking my sanity for some goofy acting and directing?
The Last Airbender was sooo bad. In the right mood, you'll find some stuff hilarious.
Peewee's Big Adventure
Jeez, that movie SUCKED.
Die.
Hancock was the worthiest movie. I don't for what the movie meant for.
Sense, this sentence makes none.
I'd say Meet the Spartans and Epic Movie are the worst movies I've ever watched parts of. I've seen no more than 5 minutes of those movies.
It seems like every film Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer make, it's the worst movie ever. If I see their names anywhere in a movie trailer, I know I'm steering clear of that movie.
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