Worst movie you've seen in theatres
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Unfortunately I can't say it was The Happening, Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, Planet of the Apes remake or How to Lose a Guy in 10 days (this one comes very close, but it was mostly bad not because of the movie but because I was a 5th wheel and my friends' girlfriends' stubbornness to see this made me miss my chance to get into Shanghai Knights without missing the beginning)
No, the worst movie I paid money to see was "Say it isn't so". Okay, granted it was a package deal (drive-in) and Dr. Dolittle2 was funny enough at the time to make up for it. But man, this thing was awful.
No, the worst movie I paid money to see was "Say it isn't so". Okay, granted it was a package deal (drive-in) and Dr. Dolittle2 was funny enough at the time to make up for it. But man, this thing was awful.
Wellllll.... Actually it was. Not the worst movie I've seen, but definitely the worst I've seen in theatres! (and it was pretty bad)ZombieVictor said:
Oh-- that's what he was supposed to be. I always thought I was looking at an anthropamorphized drawing of the sun...Kimarous said:
The funniest part about the whole affair was that they changed the wing design to look like the angel's in X-men 3. You remember-- that kid with the wings who was in the film for about ten seconds.
Mediocrity follows itself, I presume.
The first move had more of an anti-war message, mostly due to the fact that it was a product of the atomic age, in which war would be able to annihilate mankind anyway, without the assistance of any alien species. So in that regard, the movie had a more sound message.ZombieVictor said:
But enviromental issues? I mean, the scientific community can't even be certain that global warming is really the result of greenhouse gases coming from industry and vehicles, or of it is volcanic gasses released naturally.
Sure, I know there are some nutcases proclaiming that we have about 50 years or less to "change our enviromental damagin ways" before the world is doomed... But the truth of it is that their cases aren't based on much in the way of solid evidence really. (I mean just consider it, do you really think that the exhaust of vehicles built by human hands could really compare to the thousands of cubic metres of gases expelled from volcanic activity every day? It's like comparing the bite of an ant to a mauling of a grizzly bear)
This of course means that any movie which tries to inspire a message of enviromental issues, will be nothing short of a moral cookie, and not something which really adress a real and tangible threat. Nuclear war is a real and tangible threat, the enviroment going haywire isn't. It's just that simple...
Wolverine origins, I wanted to fight someone (that means beat the crap out of or have the crap beaten out of me, it didn't matter which) after watching that piece of shit, at least the pirated copy had no special effects so you could pretend that it was a parody and think "hoho, they're just joking, the real movie will come out sometime".Kimarous said:
That's strange, I loved the International...sublimedom777 said:
It probably doesn't count seeing i watched it at home but You Don't Mess With The Zohan was painfully bad.
I was forced to watch Shrek 3 at the cinema with my family, which almost killed me. My little sister is actually watching it on tv right now, i have to keep reminding myself not to peer over there in case i see some, and I have my trusty Nine Inch Nails turned up to full so i wont hear any of the crappy songs in it...
Pearl Harbour. Twice! I worked in the local one screen cinema so was forced to watch it, and then my friends all went to see it and so I was forced to watch it again.