by greendawn 56 Replies latest jw friends
Pretty much anything with Nicole Kidman. Has she ever done anything that didn't suck?
Bolero - It takes realk effort to make a movie that is mostly a naked Bo Derek and make it unwatchable. But they did it.
? The Island? - I liked that movie. No, it wasn't "Gone With the Wind," but I liked it. (Though would have loved it if only Miss Johansson was kind enough to show ... - you guys know the rest.)
Elizabethtown.. Even Orlando Bloom couldn't save that movie.
My first movie star crush was Sophia Loren
She was stunning in Man of La Mancha, a great movie for its time.
Ultraviolet. I couldn't believe this was actually in a movie theater. I couldn't help but explode in laughter as Ieft the theater...and the movie wasn't funny.
"American Psycho" was marketed as a scary movie but it's really a dark comedy. It was sarcastic look at the emptiness of Wall Street yuppies and they got it so riiiight.
The worst in recent memory: Down with Love with Renee Zellweger and Ewan Macregor. I just groaned when the movie was over - it was laughably lame.
Gregor: The movie with Diane Keaton, Jack Nicholson and Keanu Reeves was "Something's Gotta Give". I watched this a few months ago, and realized I had a double standard. Though I didn't cringe when Nicholson's character was frolicking with young women, I cringed when watching Keaton & Reeves in this movie. It even prompted a post here about younger men/older women.
Let's see.......I've seen some pretty lousy movies:
I thought Kate and Leopold was kinda cute...of course, when I saw it I was crushing on Hugh Jackman so it didn't really matter what the movie was about or who else was in it. LOL
I forgot to mention the stupidest movie I've seen in recent memory...The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. You mentioned Sean Connery, Mary, and it jogged my memory. I've never been more disappointed in a movie....should definitely have checked the reviews before wasting my money on that one.
Gee, and I really liked Medicine Man.
One of the worst movies I've seen in a long time was Grudge. But I sat through it waiting for it to get better, because I thought there had to be more to it than there was.
I guess I can't really be a good judge because if I can't get into a movie within 15 to 20 minutes, I won't usually waste my time. (When I saw Grudge I was with my then-estranged, now-divorced husband...my time was going to be wasted either way.)
George of the Jungle; Raising Arizona; most recently Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels and Payback. (Can't believe I turned off Mel Gibson...and I LOVE Braveheart!! But then, I'm a Celt!)
rhian
