Most overrated film you have ever seen.

[Fangface74]

The Most Boring Fucking Case Of That Dull Twat Benjamin Fucking Button!


Like Forrest Gump (not perfect but totally watchable) but with it's head stuck up it's lifeless arse.

 

[Booze Zombie]

Saving Private Ryan.

 

[axelmaxima]

watchmen. now don't get me wrong it was good, but not as good as i was hoping for.

 

[Simriel]

The Dark Knight. Excellent movie, but by no means the BEST FILM EVAR!!!! a lot of the fans seem to think.

 

[Arsen]

Magnolia - It was bullshit.
The Dark Knight - Liam Neeson Neeson sword fighting Christian Bale on Ice > The most far fetched "explosion plot" ever
Tombstone - I'll take Unforgiven over this one.
Kill Bill series (Elle Driver fight is awesome, but overall the series looks poor in today's retrospect)
Anything made my Micheal Moore. The man is such a hypocrite, an asshole, a plagarist to common arguments, and one of the worst countryman I have ever seen.

 

[BenMcMichael]

well i disagree with quite a few things people have said, i honestly cant think of a film i think is way too overated, oh wait yeah i can oceans 11 12 etc i hate them. the only films i ever fell to sleep watching

 

[The Infamous Scamola]

The Dark Knight - Liam Neeson Neeson sword fighting Christian Bale on Ice > The most far fetched "explosion plot" ever.

Actually that was Batman begins not TDK.

 

[Samurai Goomba]

Planet Terror (nowhere near as good as most of the movies I've seen in my life, despite being kinda funny), Evil Dead 1 and 2, Mission Impossibles 2 and 3, and probably any movie with Leonardo DiCaprio, except for Gangs of New York (exempted from the rule because Scorsese directed it.)

Underrated films, however, included Death Proof, The Hunted, Gattaca and Collateral. Seriously, I've just concluded that Death Proof has probably one of the top ten movie soundtracks of all time.

And Batman Begins wasn't a bad movie, but it didn't feel at all like a Batman movie. The first half of the movie could have been renamed "Ninja Gaiden: The Movie" and made just as much sense.

 

[bballrjh897]

Watchmen the movie felt like it was going in a circle and just when you would start taking it series a naked blue guy would pop up on screen

 

[ThePocketWeasel]

Twilight...Need I say anymore?
But I will.
All the hype and all the silly little girls dribbling over edward, im not quite sure what the hypes about. The films a bit like BLEH its like a straight line. Theres no bits where your like OH WOW.
Its just BLEH.

 

[Micah Weil]

Twilight. >.>

Okay, skipping the obvious choice, I'm going to go with anything with Adam Sandler in it.

 

[Schwad]

The Dark Knight, particularly regarding Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker. It was by no means a bad movie. It was actually pretty good; just nowhere near as good as Batman begins and hardly the amazing film that people were making it out to be.

As for Ledger as the Joker, he was depressingly bland. The Joker had no personality or charisma, he was just a garden variety villain; and the nasally voice Ledger gave him kept ruining whatever shred of the real Joker I saw in him. This is supposed to be the definitive Joker that everyone talked about? I've seen almost every incarnation of the Joker: in the comics (under various writers), in the Adam West series, Jack Nicholson's portrayal, the 90s animated series, etc. Out of all of those, Ledger's version was the first I'd seen that would just be any other criminal if he didn't have the makeup and scars.

This. There were his Jokery moments, (the magic trick, dressing up as a nurse) but many of them came across as unoriginal quips. I'll take Mark Hamill's Joker from Batman: The Animated Series any day...Batsy.

 

[Frybird]

2001 A space odyssey bored me to tears. I can appreciate it as a technical accomplishment with some great music, but I have no incentive to ever watch it again certainly.

This, this, this. I had to watch it for a media class, it felt like I'd been there for six hours just watching the intro section with the chimp panorama.

Exactly that...

Also i was disappointed when i finally saw Kubrick's Version of Shining...the Book is just so much better.

But oh well, there is still Dr. Strangelove to appreciate

 

[mr mcshiznit]

Honestly pretty much any/all tarentino films. I just dont get it i really dont.

 

[doctorwhofan]

Titanic easily, 11 oscars and a worldwide boxoffice of $1,8 billion for that piece of crap?

Agreed. It sucked.

 

[doctorwhofan]

The Dark Knight, particularly regarding Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker. It was by no means a bad movie. It was actually pretty good; just nowhere near as good as Batman begins and hardly the amazing film that people were making it out to be.

As for Ledger as the Joker, he was depressingly bland. The Joker had no personality or charisma, he was just a garden variety villain; and the nasally voice Ledger gave him kept ruining whatever shred of the real Joker I saw in him. This is supposed to be the definitive Joker that everyone talked about? I've seen almost every incarnation of the Joker: in the comics (under various writers), in the Adam West series, Jack Nicholson's portrayal, the 90s animated series, etc. Out of all of those, Ledger's version was the first I'd seen that would just be any other criminal if he didn't have the makeup and scars.

This. There were his Jokery moments, (the magic trick, dressing up as a nurse) but many of them came across as unoriginal quips. I'll take Mark Hamill's Joker from Batman: The Animated Series any day...Batsy.

On that note: Who da thought that Luke Skywalker made a great villian? Watch the old Flash series. THe beginnings were there.

 

[The Infamous Scamola]

Honestly pretty much any/all tarentino films. I just dont get it i really dont.

Really? Pulp fiction and reservoir dogs are some of my favourite films.

 

[dwightsteel]

I might get shot over this, but the Godfather and it's subsequent sequels. I was in high school, and all the faux "movie buffs" were always like, "you haven't seen it? It's the best movie ever." "It's like the perfect movie!" To that I refer you to my middle finger.

Oh and while I'm at it, "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" sucked. The black knight scene was funny, but the rest of the movie is crap. So, you know, suck on that.

 

[mr mcshiznit]

Honestly pretty much any/all tarentino films. I just dont get it i really dont.

Really? Pulp fiction and reservoir dogs are some of my favourite films.

Holy crap i totally forgot about reservoir dogs. I really dont like pulp fiction though. Ok so i really dont like or get all/any tarentino movies outside of reservoir dogs.

 

[Biek]

Cloverfield.

Am I the only one who recognized obvious elements from Final Fantasy X? It left such a foul taste in my mouth I refused to watch it to the end.