Best "Are you kidding me????" moment in a movie

[L4hlborg]

Hancock. This was perhaps the most bizarre turn of events in a film I've ever seen. If anyone wants to know:

Spoiler

The wife of the man who is trying to help Hancock (who had not had a large part in the film up to now) turned out to be a superhero. Actually, scrap that, they were actually both gods. No, wait, they were brother and sister, and both 1000 years old. Yeah, really

Oh yeah. That one was really bullshit. Ruined an otherwise ok movie.

 

[blaze96]

Pick a moment any moment of the unmitigated shit storm that was Transformers: revenge of the massive plot holes, and scenes that didn't need to be there.

 

[El Poncho]

Indy deserves a refrence don't you think, with the fridge and then aliens?!

 

[blaze96]

Pick a moment any moment of the unmitigated shit storm that was Transformers: revenge of the massive plot holes, and scenes that didn't need to be there.

The worst part is so many poeple pay to go see this shit.

I will admit I paid to see that movie, and I will weep for the hours of my life that were so brutally murdered.

 

[zdxl]

Every movie conversion ever. Books, comics, games. There's always a scene or something that is completely different to how I experienced it.

Watchmen wasn't bad though, except for that one scene where Rorschach goes chop-happy on the guy-who-fed-little-girl-to-dogs instead of the much cooler comic scene, probably because it's kind of 'Saw'-like.

 

[notsosavagemessiah]

has anybody seen that abomination crank:high voltage? If not, well, here's a spoiler. After tracking down the asian man that took off with his heart, jason statham proceeds to fight him. Nothing unusual right? UNTIL THEY BOTH BECOME GIANT MONSTERS OUT OF AN OLD JAPANESE MONSTER MOVIE. NO SHIT, THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENS. i hated the movie but this was too fickin bizarre and out of place that it was impossible not to love.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Hancock. This was perhaps the most bizarre turn of events in a film I've ever seen. If anyone wants to know:

Spoiler

The wife of the man who is trying to help Hancock (who had not had a large part in the film up to now) turned out to be a superhero. Actually, scrap that, they were actually both gods. No, wait, they were brother and sister, and both 1000 years old. Yeah, really

That movie could've been great if it wasn't for that f*cked up plot-twist.

 

[notsosavagemessiah]

has anybody seen that abomination crank:high voltage? If not, well, here's a spoiler. After tracking down the asian man that took off with his heart, jason statham proceeds to fight him. Nothing unusual right? UNTIL THEY BOTH BECOME GIANT MONSTERS OUT OF AN OLD JAPANESE MONSTER MOVIE. NO SHIT, THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENS. i hated the movie but this was too fickin bizarre and out of place that it was impossible not to love.

What...the...fuck!? The first was actually good but...WHAT THE FUCK!?

Oh yes... It happens, and at the end, jason statham makes out with an asian hooker while on fire. Which in turn catches her on fire. You know what, this movie was infinitely better then the first

 

[rokudan]

The whole Super Mario Brothers movie. That was god awful from beginning to end. I think thats why I love There Will Be Brawl so much, cause I would rather see 2 hours of that than 2 minuets of that craptactular movie.

 

[The Infamous Scamola]

The second one, Benjamin Button (horrible movie) suffered from a throughout movie AYFKM moment. It was boring, meaningless, way too long, poorly written, good idea ruined, Bad Forrest gump rip off, etc. The true surprise was, that the movie actually was well reviewed, got some oscars and shit. I actually watched it to the end if that bullshit had any meaning. And ofcource it didn't. I was really, really mad for the movie makers wasting almost 3 hours of my life. Yes I know where the oscars where from, but I still don't think it deserved them.

Well, it was written by the same guy who did the Forrest Gump screenplay, so that should explain the extreme similarities.

 

[CosmicCommander]

That part in Pitch Black where Fry dies. I wanted to see some Bonking!

 

[Spaceman_Spiff]

Crystal Skull; Aliens.

 

[Golden Gryphon]

I saw the Crystal Skulls movie before any of the other Indiana Jones movies and thought that the aliens were pretty weird. However after seeing the others I have to say I don't get people complaining about it. I mean in the others you have magic and mystical god powers and you're seriously going to complain about aliens?

 

[necromango]

It was earth all along!

 

[ConstantJoe]

I thought it was fairly stupid in Angels and Demons, where, about half way through, the Irish fella tells them, for no reason, that he can drive a helicopter.