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Originally Posted by bennocelt
Yes! Watching Fight Club in a 'mind-altered' state spawns different interpretations every time. I tend to go for the stoned option, revelationary usually!
Recently I watched When Brendan Met Trudy, hair-pullingly awful I thought. A rare example of Roddy Doyle failing to get my lips dancing. :(
Just saw that Jebus had put American Psycho on the "Recommended Films" list, and that reminded me how much of a piece of junk it was.
American Psycho. A good example of how decent actors, working from a decent novel, can be undermined by a very poor director.
Sorry Jebus.
Thats alright, Jebus isn't Christian Bale's Foot alter-ego, so no offence taken :pQuote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Anything with Jenifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez is the ugliest leading man in Hollywood.
I think he meant Jennifer Aniston;):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
beerfest. Anybody see this? It's so bad some people might think it's funny!!!
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Originally Posted by Neish
Out of Sight is a QUALITY film
None of the others are even watchable though
couldn´t agree more whoever thought jar jar binks was a good idea sould be taken out and slashed with a lightsaberQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
I saw that notes of a scandal during the weekend.While not totally awful I could not beleive how bad it was.I lean towards the films that think their good as being most relevant for this thread...maybe most over rated films would be more apt.What did people think of A History of violence.Can someone please explain how that piece of garbage got good reviews.Entertainment.ie which is normally reliable really praised it.When I saw it in the cinema people were laughing out loud at some of the terrible acting.
you probably shouldn't watch Super Troopers so.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
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Originally Posted by cheifo
Notes of a Scandal saw Judi Dench give an acting masterclass in my book, I thought she completly turned what would have been an okay movie into a very good one. A History of Violence on the otherhand, well I enjoyed it, but I know a lot of people that didn't so I'll hold off defending that one
Pretty much 100% agree with this. Though some of the acting in Notes was superb and the story was pretty good. Also enjoyed A History of Violence, though it was excellent in parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Mission to Mars left cinema after 25 mins,
That would make a great Weekly World News headline! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
Agree about Judi Dench, just thought plot about teacher and student getting jiggy didn't come across as credible.
Because the dozen or so high profile cases of teachers being jailed for it in the states were all made up, right? Or are you talking about the acting?Quote:
Originally Posted by cheifo
Mars Attacks - truly woeful movie, even when stoned.
History of Violence. Absolute garbage bar the first scene in that hick motel reception area which was almost Tarantino-esque. But it really is a love it or hate it movie - i hated it.
Really? I enjoyed it. Great tongue in cheek movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
interestingly, i enjoyed it the first time. Then i rented it on dvd and couldnt believe it was the same movie... so dont watch it twice is my advice... :(
I'm going to have to get it out and watch it again now, you know that!
enjoy!! :p
O we are all aware of those,just thought it didnt seem to work in the film but I only watched half of it so maybe I am been unfair.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
star wars 2
van helsing-only time i've ever wanted to leave cinema b4 the end
date movie-just awful
by far the worst film i've ever seen tho is a film called latin kingz. it was in some dodgy cheap box set my brother bought. how it made it as far as a dvd is beyond me. no joke whatsoever you'd see better acting and a better script at a baby infants nativity play. it's absolutely f*ckin hilarious if you're stoned tho
Is there anyone on here who actually likes this movie :o :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
i do:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Grand, I'm not the only one so :DQuote:
Originally Posted by bennocelt
I enjoyed it also!Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
'maybe baby'-the worst two hours of my life!
Watched a couple of movies on tv3 recently. Not sure which was worse Van Hensing or Oceans 12. Oceans 12 was an introduction on how you make a movies with loads of star actors but no script.
Oceans 12 seemed like the script was written by committee while filming it.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
"Hey I've a really clever, convoluted and hilarious idea. Lets have the character that Julia Roberts is playing in the film, pretend to be Julia Roberts (the famous actress) in the film." Genius. :rolleyes:
I cannot believe that someone put Love Actually on the list of Keira Knightly's "Good" films - pure muck that I still get passionately angry about.
Legend of The Seven Golden Vampires is spectacularly bad - worst hammer flick ever, beats even The Horror Of Frankenstein
I have spent a good bit of time thinking and I cannot come up with a better worst picking actor than Demi Moore - Cage had at least one good one in Raising Arizona (I blame his agent for that one). I might be wrong, but Demi Moore's best one to date is probably Charlies Angels 2 - if that is the case, the weight of evidence convicts her - Striptease, GI Jane, The Scarlet Letter, The Juror, etc, etc.
i broke up with my ex-girlfriend the day after going to see it in the cinema. poxy film. and seems way too long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard
You did the right thing breaking up with her if she enjoyed that trite consumerist rubbish. Saved yourself a fortune in pints being drunk in order to be with her.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
That said....
I am not sure if it has already been mentioned but I would certainly put Tom Cruise in Room 101 if I got half a chance, Cocktail, Far and Away(?) to name just two :(
Agreed,he should be put down.Quote:
Originally Posted by beautifulrock
I don't think anyone has mentioned the Metallica Rock-umentary 'Some Kind Of Monster'.
I watched it for the 2nd and last time last night (saw it last year ...dodgy copy with subtitles ...picked up a copy in a sale recently -thank feck it cost little more than a rental)
Some very thin patches of tragi-comedy aside it is just a tragically bad piece of film-making.
I'm a Metallica fan and I found it excruciating to watch ...I got the impression that only the most vapid reality tv fan could get anything out of it. It had the very real feel of a feature length episode of 'Hogan Knows Best' and frankly -there are piping hot sliced pans sitting on supermarket shelves that will age better than it.
What it tells you about the charcters involved is for a different thread in a different sub-forum ...but I can't see myself buying any more Metallica records.:(
I have to agree there Lionel. I thought they came out very badly from it. Nothing malicious about them, they're just plain thick. I did get a bit of a laugh out of their therapist though.
Of course, if you're accepting documentaries then I'd throw Loose Change in.
Captivity, I knew it would be rubbish, but it gives rubbish a bad name to be honest