flyinghippos101
Legend
I'll start off and say, the Ugly Truth. Predictable, crap writing, lousy chracters and bad acting and I thought Spider-Man 3 was bad.
What was the last bad movie you saw?
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VivalaVida
Banned
Transformers 2. lol I misread the title.
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hollywood9826
Hall of Fame
The soloist was terrible. Thats the last movie I saw in theater. Man I gotta see somthing else so the movies have a chance to redeem themself.
dave333
Hall of Fame
Watch Inglourious Basterds or District 9.
Transformers 2 was painful in terms of quality but very entertaining. I had a lot of fun.
It's been a while since I watched something bad and not entertaingin (Transformers 2 is the only recently bad one)...I only watch movies I am thoroughly interseted in...I'd say Babylon AD.
LafayetteHitter
Hall of Fame
The Soloist, I rented it from Redbox so it was only $1.00 so the money was no concern but I sure wish I could've had my hour back. I say hour because it was so bad I shut it off after an hour which I rarely do during a movie.
hollywood9826
Hall of Fame
Did you get to the 5 minute acid trip scene? That one did not make any sense
Thx Dave I may watch basterds it interested me.
Skywalker91
Rookie
Oh I was fine with it, then when it kept playing after ten seconds and went on for like a minute I was like okay i'm out. Like I'm comfortable with my own heterosexuality, but come onnnnnn I came to laugh not be shown a guys dick for two hours
ubermeyer
Hall of Fame
WHAT? it was good, if you like Harry Potter which I'm assuming you do
why the heck would you even see it then?
samej07
Rookie
Watchmen. Alot of people said it was an amazing movie so I rented it. If it wasnt for the fact that I pretty much watch every movie I rent all the way through (dont see a reason to waste the money turning one off) I probably would have turned it off. I was so bored with it after the first 6 or 7 hours that I started looking at stuff on the internet and only halfway paying attention to it for the last 7 hrs of the film. (in case your not picking up what im sayin, it was way to long and just drug on and on and on)
CyBorg
Legend
Enemy Mine. A 1985 sci-fi with Dennis Quaid and Lou Gosset Jr.
An atrocious morality tale with a familiar 80s quality look, but not quite campy enough to be interesting. This was directed by Wolfgang Petersen shortly after 'Neverending Story', beginning a downward spiral for him.
Perhaps somewhat amusing is that the plot centers on a friendship/loveaffair between a male human and an alien without a clear gender. The alien (Gosett) later gives birth to an offspring alien baby.
Conveniently enough, Disney (or whatever company that made this) made quite sure that the alien race was asexual, likewise avoiding any need for intercourse and blurring the sex issue. Nonetheless the plot is bizarre, which makes the innocent dress-up of it all that much more strange. Perhaps this wouldn't work today.
So, this is a frustratingly 'safe' fare that takes no real risk, perhaps somewhat saved by the unintentional humour involving the things already mentioned. But not enough to make it worth one's while.
An atrocious morality tale with a familiar 80s quality look, but not quite campy enough to be interesting. This was directed by Wolfgang Petersen shortly after 'Neverending Story', beginning a downward spiral for him.
Perhaps somewhat amusing is that the plot centers on a friendship/loveaffair between a male human and an alien without a clear gender. The alien (Gosett) later gives birth to an offspring alien baby.
Conveniently enough, Disney (or whatever company that made this) made quite sure that the alien race was asexual, likewise avoiding any need for intercourse and blurring the sex issue. Nonetheless the plot is bizarre, which makes the innocent dress-up of it all that much more strange. Perhaps this wouldn't work today.
So, this is a frustratingly 'safe' fare that takes no real risk, perhaps somewhat saved by the unintentional humour involving the things already mentioned. But not enough to make it worth one's while.
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Sentinel
Bionic Poster
Yep, I do, but there just didn't seem to be a story or a proper beginning and end. Admitted, i have not read all the books, and the last one i saw was 2-3 years back. So maybe continuity was lost.
Anyway, I've just finishing reading the book of Prisoner of Azkaban (I think I've seen it 2 times, once on screen and once on telly) -- enjoyed the book more than the movie.
I am gonna start reading Goblet of Fire after the USO and then the book of HBP.
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