anachron wrote:Maybe so, but If somebody asked me if I would rather watch a new movie directed by Frank Miller or read a new comic written by him, the choice would be obvious.
Watch Robocop 3?
anachron wrote:Maybe so, but If somebody asked me if I would rather watch a new movie directed by Frank Miller or read a new comic written by him, the choice would be obvious.
Mr_eX wrote:Who here has seen Starship Troopers 2?
Mr_eX wrote:Can you name a movie worse than it other than maybe Immortel?
Mr_eX wrote:Can you name a movie worse than it other than maybe Immortel?
Mr_eX wrote:Havn't seen it.
LiQuid wrote:mclazyj wrote:Liquid Sky stuff
Wow, between the trailer, the poster and everything you just said to describe the film, you just convinced me to go watch it. Thanks!
Raine wrote:Fuck you guys, I said Freddy Got Fingered and I fucking meant it. Have you people seen this thing? Nothing else is in the running.*
*although you have to have the amendment that, when discussing "worst movie", you must limit yourself to major theatrical releases, or at least things that get wide DVD distribution. Trust me, there are indie flicks out there you've never even heard of that makes the movies discussed here look goddamn beautiful.
wikipedia wrote:The film was profitable. The movie's budget was $14,000,000, and it grossed $14,333,252 domestically in 59 days in North American cinemas, plus $24,300,000 during its stay on the top 50 weekly DVD rentals chart. Green has stated on a few interviews in 2010 that DVD sales have been growing many years later and that there was a cult following. Green has also stated that he would like to do a "Director's Cut" DVD release of the film in 2011 to celebrate the 10 year anniversary.
Bobloblaw wrote: It is getting a cult following these days.wikipedia wrote:The film was profitable. The movie's budget was $14,000,000, and it grossed $14,333,252 domestically in 59 days in North American cinemas, plus $24,300,000 during its stay on the top 50 weekly DVD rentals chart. Green has stated on a few interviews in 2010 that DVD sales have been growing many years later and that there was a cult following. Green has also stated that he would like to do a "Director's Cut" DVD release of the film in 2011 to celebrate the 10 year anniversary.
flufflogic wrote:Except, maybe, Drop Dead Fred. I mean, seriously.
flufflogic wrote:I still stand by Blair Witch being worse than any of these, too.
Except, maybe, Drop Dead Fred. I mean, seriously.
flufflogic wrote:As a matter of interest, I asked another forum I freqent for films they walked out. Some I can see, others are just... well, if you think I'M bad...
*'Being John Malkovich' and 'Arachnophobia' (the latter has an excuse - he's arachnophobic!)
*The Simpsons Movie
*The Hulk (Eric Bana one)
*Congo
*Evan Almighty
*The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
*Babylon AD
*Pirates of the Caribbean 2 AND 3, Cloverfield
*Tropic Thunder
*Shakespeare in Love
*Eyes Wide Shut
*Spiderman 3
*Antz
*Transformers 2 and Beethoven
*Star Trek: Nemesis
*Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
*The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
*Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
*Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
*Saw 5 (you'd think, after seeing 1-4...)
*The Wedding Planner
*What Women Want
*Tim Burton's first "Batman" (WHAT?!?)
*Sideways and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (again...)
*Serenity (and again!)
flufflogic wrote:As a matter of interest, I asked another forum I freqent for films they walked out. Some I can see, others are just... well, if you think I'M bad...
*'Being John Malkovich' and 'Arachnophobia' (the latter has an excuse - he's arachnophobic!)
*The Simpsons Movie
*The Hulk (Eric Bana one)
*Congo
*Evan Almighty
*The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
*Babylon AD
*Pirates of the Caribbean 2 AND 3, Cloverfield
*Tropic Thunder
*Shakespeare in Love
*Eyes Wide Shut
*Spiderman 3
*Antz
*Transformers 2 and Beethoven
*Star Trek: Nemesis
*Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
*The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
*Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
*Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
*Saw 5 (you'd think, after seeing 1-4...)
*The Wedding Planner
*What Women Want
*Tim Burton's first "Batman" (WHAT?!?)
*Sideways and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (again...)
*Serenity (and again!)
flufflogic wrote:As a matter of interest, I asked another forum I freqent for films they walked out. Some I can see, others are just... well, if you think I'M bad...
*'Being John Malkovich' and 'Arachnophobia' (the latter has an excuse - he's arachnophobic!)
*The Simpsons Movie
*The Hulk (Eric Bana one)
*Congo
*Evan Almighty
*The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
*Babylon AD
*Pirates of the Caribbean 2 AND 3, Cloverfield
*Tropic Thunder
*Shakespeare in Love
*Eyes Wide Shut
*Spiderman 3
*Antz
*Transformers 2 and Beethoven
*Star Trek: Nemesis
*Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
*The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
*Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
*Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
*Saw 5 (you'd think, after seeing 1-4...)
*The Wedding Planner
*What Women Want
*Tim Burton's first "Batman" (WHAT?!?)
*Sideways and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (again...)
*Serenity (and again!)
flufflogic wrote:As a matter of interest, I asked another forum I freqent for films they walked out. Some I can see, others are just... well, if you think I'M bad...
*'Being John Malkovich' and 'Arachnophobia' (the latter has an excuse - he's arachnophobic!)
*The Simpsons Movie
*The Hulk (Eric Bana one)
*Congo
*Evan Almighty
*The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
*Babylon AD
*Pirates of the Caribbean 2 AND 3, Cloverfield
*Tropic Thunder
*Shakespeare in Love
*Eyes Wide Shut
*Spiderman 3
*Antz
*Transformers 2 and Beethoven
*Star Trek: Nemesis
*Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
*The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
*Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
*Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
*Saw 5 (you'd think, after seeing 1-4...)
*The Wedding Planner
*What Women Want
*Tim Burton's first "Batman" (WHAT?!?)
*Sideways and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (again...)
*Serenity (and again!)
mclazyj wrote:I must be the only person that liked what Ang Lee did with his version of The Hulk. I loved the character development and the story arc that they used for the early 300 issues of Hulk. So many hate on this movie and I do not understand why.
flufflogic wrote:Ones I can understand, to a degree:
*The Hulk (Eric Bana one) - it was a tad ropey. The again, is the Hulk really a great character for films? I'm just not sure you CAN make a Hulk film.
*Congo - monkey, gesture. The same gesture, for everything. Kinda lame.
*Evan Almighty - didn't like either in the series, TBH.
*Babylon AD - it was a tad disappointing. I didn't expect much, and so wasn't that peeved.
*Cloverfield - shakeycam. Annoyed me in Blair Witch, loved in this. Figure.
*Shakespeare in Love - if you were dragged along; if you went by choice, what were you expecting?
*Eyes Wide Shut - not 2001, which for some reason was one reason a lot of people I knew saw it...
*Spiderman 3 - it was worse than the previous 2. Still, they should have been indicators...
*Antz - sucked.
*Transformers 2 - still not seen, thanks to everyone I know saying OHGODAVOID.
*Star Trek: Nemesis - liked it meself, some didn't, Trek fans gonna Trek.
*Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland - like Transformers, I have been warned.
*Saw 5 - I didn't like the first, so...
*The Wedding Planner - as Shakespeare in Love.
*What Women Want - and again.
*Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - some people I knew just found it too awkward and bizarre. It's one of my fave films...
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