by doodle-v 94 Replies latest social entertainment
Late 50s, "Plan Nine from Outer Space" is probably the worst movie ever made. Starring Boris Karloff in his declined years, he died during filming, and footage of him from the beginning of shooting was used repeatedly throughout. It's best viewed during the Halloween B Movie marathons, and with plenty of joy-juice of whatever flavor you like to enhance the experience.
AlanF
It's interesting seeing everyone's tastes. It shows just how different we can be.
I'm with Mulan on "Lady Killers". I loved it.
Hide and Seek was awful. I'm beginning to despise Dakota Fanning. I wanted everyone to die in that movie. Like wise Alone in the Dark....PLEASE kill everyone remotely involved in the making of this disaster. People got up and walked out halfway through it. I'm too cheap. The Stepford Wives (remake)....I couldn't wait for them all to become robots. The Grudge.......will someone please kill Buffy?
Dead on Tatiana with the Grudge.
The other movie that they made a big deal about that was terrible was SAW.
BTW, I didnt much mind King Arthur.
Kansas District Overbeer
The Bourne Supremacy; let's take the Gladiator school of action filming and apply it to twenty minutes of chase scenes: We don't know who is running, who is chasing, why or where they are going... in the end, we just want somebody to die so it'll be over.
Man I literally developed a headache during the movie and the tunnel scene just about killed me.
I LOVED the first Bourne movie and should see this one sans headache to see how it really is.
1. Alexander: This movie wasn't released...it escaped.
LOL LOL LOL
Ok... these movies I am pulling off the net as I look though movies that came out and didnt watch. These MUST have sucked.
From Justin to Kelly
You Got Served
My Baby's Daddy *just the name is enough to send shivers*
Being John Malkovich
Monkeybone
Batman & Robin
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
Ghost Ship
Home Alone 4
Johnny Mnemonic
The Ladies' Man
A Man Apart
Kansas District Overbeer
p.s. more to come
Showgirls
Speed 2: Cruise Control
Howard the Duck
and so many more. :D
Kansas District Overbeer
I liked AI too.
I can understand to a degree why people didn't like it. A.I. was the very antithesis of every other movie Spielberg had ever done. It was dark, apocalyptical, and was ultimately sad. A lot of things really threw me off, the whole robot destruction / Ministry performance surprised me considering who made this film. I think its possibly Speilberg's best film to date.
As for Van Helsing, I really didn't like it....
I saw it as one of these movies like Peter Jackson's upcoming remake of King Kong where the filmmaker decided to "honor" his influences. I thought the silly plotting and mediocre-to-sappy dialogue ruined it for me. Did anyone notice how Mr. Hyde looked like the love-child of Gollum and Ron Perlman?
Being John Malkovich
URGH got to be one of the most boring films I have ever sat through..... with the English Patient coming a close tie
I have to say though - I did like Troy, and not just becuase it had Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom AND the one that plaed Hecter in it
