Not to sound confrontational, but what was the moral of those movies exactly, the only thing I got from it was 'if there is ever a problem you have no control over, kill your self', I know I'm being a bit harsh there but that's honestly what I thought.Scarim Coral said:I also don't get the hate toward the Butterfly Effect as I think it had a excellent moral to it.
While it true that part of the film was that no matter what you do, the unforeseen forces at work is a ***** (no matter how much he wanted to be with her, the outcome always result that they should never be together no matter how much he wanted it).Vegan_Doodler said:Not to sound confrontational, but what was the moral of those movies exactly, the only thing I got from it was 'if there is ever a problem you have no control over, kill your self', I know I'm being a bit harsh there but that's honestly what I thought.Scarim Coral said:I also don't get the hate toward the Butterfly Effect as I think it had a excellent moral to it.
Transformers : I had been waiting my entire child hood for the one line....
The Star Wars prequels : Love 'em
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull : t'was OK
Blade films ure Badass
Resident evil films : Now I can not understand why people hated them so much, They where based on the first three games and if we are being honest they weren't exactly the peek of gaming, but if you want to see a hot girl beet up zombies you can't go wrong with these movies.
Oh and one last one, FRIGING TANK GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!...........hem love that film.
Fair point, I can see that, I guess the thing that always got me was the inconsistency it the time travel. Like how he his friend sees a mother and baby get blown up and goes mad (rightfully so) but then he changes time so that he instead sees his friends arms and legs get blown of and he's better than fine, he's sleeping with his girlfriend (all be it girlfriend from a different time line but that's still got to sting).Scarim Coral said:snip
Is that the one with Travolta? If that's the one you're talking about then yeeah, that movie was a bit of ridiculous, but still pretty funny.Pinkie-Pie-Party said:Fiz_The_Toaster said:The Blade movies were awesome, in that they are so cheesy and bad that they are awesome. I was really watching the movies just for Wesley Snipes being a badass.
OT: Do the Resident Evil movies count as bad? I love those movies, and I know exactly what I'm getting into and I'm totally fine with it. It's fun watching Milla Jovovich defying all sorts of gravity and murdering zombies as she goes.
Agree on the Blade ones And the same reasons you gave applied to 'From Paris With Love' for me, so cheesy, yet for some reason I liked it
It's hilarious... whenever someone makes a joke like that, you can practically be sure, that someones gonna say "Which one do you mean, isn't it always like that?" ^^Antonio Torrente said:which one? because most movies where Micheal Cera stars in, he always I mean always play as the awkward teenager.him over there said:I don't remember the name but it was that one where Michael Cera played the awkward teenager...
I don't think that qualifies. That thing is awesome because it's bad. Still, I too love it.The Real Sandman said:
My eyes have seen the glory, and it is beautiful.
Hey, Pitch Black is awesome! And so is the sequel, despite what everyone else says.GameChanger said:Event Horizon, Pitch Black, Pandorum, The Johnny English films. They are incredibly bad, but I am a sucker for dark space horror, and the Johnny English films.... I don't know, I had a good laugh at some moments.