Parts in movies that you hate.
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That one part in Avatar. The part after AvaSully flies for the first time, and he's sitting with Blue Chick and they're like "I fly like this," "I turn so hard," etc. The dialogue there is just painful to listen to and it played absolutely no part in the rest of the movie. It was pointless.
Grosse Pointe Blank. Remember the cool film with all the 80s tunes, shooting, Ackroyd and Cusack?
I can't be the only one tempted to skip past the scene where the main dude visits his elderly and infirm mother. Depressing much...
Horror films.
The running away from the axe/pickaxe/chainsaw/whatever wielding psycho while constantly looking behind you, which inevitably leads to falling over. To add insult to injury they then do this rediculous backwards crawl thing while lying on their back - Im not sure youre going to outrun him like that :|
I never understand why they dont just get back up and RUN! the psycho usually walks at a slow pace anyway - suppose its kinda difficult to look scary at a brisk jogging pace.
You know, most things in horror films annoy me. The people in them are stupid and deserve whats coming to them (see above). But worst of all, the absolute worst are those stupid "jump" moments they put in them. They build up the tension so youre expecting the loony to jump out at any minute, the protagonist walks round a corner and BAM! some guy was opening a beer.
The running away from the axe/pickaxe/chainsaw/whatever wielding psycho while constantly looking behind you, which inevitably leads to falling over. To add insult to injury they then do this rediculous backwards crawl thing while lying on their back - Im not sure youre going to outrun him like that :|
I never understand why they dont just get back up and RUN! the psycho usually walks at a slow pace anyway - suppose its kinda difficult to look scary at a brisk jogging pace.
You know, most things in horror films annoy me. The people in them are stupid and deserve whats coming to them (see above). But worst of all, the absolute worst are those stupid "jump" moments they put in them. They build up the tension so youre expecting the loony to jump out at any minute, the protagonist walks round a corner and BAM! some guy was opening a beer.
I hate when watching a movie (or some tv shows) for the 2nd or 3rd time a bit where something really stupid is done/said by a main character that'll screw them over somehow. (like you know they're about to say the wrong thing to a girl they like for example). I sometimes just go do something else while that scene is on it's so painful to watch them be so stupid a 2nd or 3rd time.
I hate in Comedies about relationships (I Love you man, 40 year old virgin, romantic comedies), there is always a part in the middle where everyone is miserable, and the relationship is going in the wrong direction.
I hate it because it is usually not that funny.
I watch comedies to laugh, so the miserable part to set up for the "romantic" ending sucks.
I hate it because it is usually not that funny.
I watch comedies to laugh, so the miserable part to set up for the "romantic" ending sucks.
What didnt you like about hit girl? i thought she was awesome, the only part i didnt like with hit girl in is when she is leaving kick ass's house with big daddy and she says ' sweet dreams' and blows him a kiss. It was just weird seeing like a 10 year old girl being....sexual? if thats the right word? im sure you get what i mean, it just made that scene uncomfortable for me though.Casual Shinji said:
Rest of the film was great though.
It'd be useless to point out any movie and it's cliché'd flaws because...
Near enough EVERYTHING'S a cliché nowadays. XD
Near enough EVERYTHING'S a cliché nowadays. XD
http://www.cinemassacre.com/2010/01/20/the-top-10-worst-movie-cliches/
Click this. I agree with at least 75% of this.
That, and probably any slow-motion in any Zack Snyder films.
Click this. I agree with at least 75% of this.
That, and probably any slow-motion in any Zack Snyder films.
Hitgirl was a shiny object that was dangling infront of the audience, nothing more. There was nothing interesting or unique about her other than "it's a ten year old girl who kills people and swears". I get why people like her, but I just don't buy into these gimmicks. To me, watching Hitgirl was like watching one of those Little Miss competitions; little girls all dressed up and acting like adults.Darkgoosey666 said:
It's not like I found it to be immoral, I just found it to be a complete counter weight to the first half of the movie. I was under the assumption this movie was about trying to be a superhero in the actual world. And the first half does this beautifully were you have this very earnest kid trying to help people. And eventhough all he can do is jump between the attacker and victim and get beat up untill the cops arrive, he still does it and with a lot of heart. Everytime Kick-Ass confronted a gang of thugs you could feel the tension in the air of him being way out of his league.
But as soon as Hitgirl enters the fray all that tension just dissolves as she buthers people left and right to the sound of catchy pop tunes.
Plus, I hate smart-mouthed little kids trying to act cool by saying words like 'cock' and '****'.
sex scenes. I hate 'em, esp. when they're completely irrelevant to the plot and just crowbarred in there for no apparent reason.
Shield Maidens, bro.GrimTuesday said:
But I do think that the "'Woman, you can't do that, get back in the kitchen' and then she does the thing" cliche is geting pretty annoying.
Anyway, "romantic" moments in a lot of action movies annoy me. Just as bad action annoys me in romantic and dramatic movies.
I can't remember any particular moments in movies that I hated beyond all the scenes that involved the girl doing something in Transporter 3 or 4 (Can't remember which one it was.)
^Nothing against women, I just bloody hated that coked up b****
This. Even if they serve a purpose, I don't want to see it. Cut to the breakfast table, and one of them says something like "We didn't get much sleep last night, wink wink". Fine, do that. Really, anything more than that puts me right off. Even if the camera pans away for some light groaning effects. No.canadamus_prime said:
Kissing, and other acts of intimacy around that level also annoy me, but not nearly as much.
Seriously, you thought it felt below the rest of the film? The whole film makes you think; the ending couldn't epitomise that more.Veylon said:
And the award for the most over-exaggerated death goes to...Timotei said:
What are you, a paedophile? Emma Watson gets better post-Prisoner of Azkaban. For obvious reasons...MelasZepheos said:
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As for what I hate in films; reloading. It's a small aspect of firearms that seems to have been overlooked. My only exception is Stephen Seagal because, well, it's expected.