I like The Money Pit. That is my answer to that statement.Darkside360 said:
Actually, I like The Godfather a lot. I LOVE the second one more.
What are your most hated movies?
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Actually, I like The Godfather a lot. I LOVE the second one more.
Twilight, both Jeepers Creepers, The Grudge 1&2, The Ring... I didn't see the Saw movies but the concept seems ridiculous therefore not worth my time. Scary Movie 2,3 and so forth of that series. The 3rd Final Destination. The second and third Cruel Intentions. The I Know What You Did Last Summer series.. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Vanilla Sky. I'm sure there's more but I can't recall all of them.
1 movie i hate is the new "War of the Worlds" with Tom Cruise, i realize its a movie based on the book, i just feel that the ending was so weak and anticlimactic and felt ripped off after living the theater. Tom please stick to brainwashing Katy, thank you.
Oh man, I was hoping to be the first with Dragon Wars. The only thing that made that waste of $8.00 bearable was ripping on it throughout the entire film with my friends. It was the Friday after it opened and the theater was completely empty except for us.
Teeth is another horrendous movie. It was two hours of guy's getting their dicks bitten off and one was even eaten afterward by a dog. Yeah, try not to think about it too much.
Teeth is another horrendous movie. It was two hours of guy's getting their dicks bitten off and one was even eaten afterward by a dog. Yeah, try not to think about it too much.
Phonebooth was alright. A terrible premise but made for an alright movie. But anyways my favorite movie to hate over the last couple of years have come up to the followingDeadlyYellow said:
1. Twilight
2. The Wickerman (Remake not the original)
3. Superman 3
4. Spiderman 3
5. Mainly anything with Nicholas Cage.
Terrible Movies-
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
Matrix 2 and 3
Starship Troopers (all of them)
(This first group includes the movies that stand-out more in my memory)
Event Horizon (This movie's only decent point being that Laurence Fishburne was in it)
Alien vs Predator (both of them)
Men In Black II
Resident Evil Movies (all)
The Invasion (2007)
Zoolander
Most Movie Remakes/Prequels
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
Matrix 2 and 3
Starship Troopers (all of them)
(This first group includes the movies that stand-out more in my memory)
Event Horizon (This movie's only decent point being that Laurence Fishburne was in it)
Alien vs Predator (both of them)
Men In Black II
Resident Evil Movies (all)
The Invasion (2007)
Zoolander
Most Movie Remakes/Prequels
I didn't like I Am Legend because they took the title of an amazing short story, and then shucked the content of that story away like a corn husk. It was supposed to be this amazing reflective/revisionist vampire story, but it basically ended up as Left 4 Dead: the family movie.
And "Night Hunters"? Why didn't they call them vampires, or zombies, or infected? It bugs me when characters in a fictional setting invent random names for the monsters when any regular person would call the monsters zombies or vampires. People use common words to describe things. It bugs me when there's a catastrophe people invent new words that everyone in the setting uses. It totally breaks the realism.
Look at the headcrab zombies in the Half Life games. No one's calling them Human Maulers. They are head-crab-zombies. It makes sense when people say it.
And "Night Hunters"? Why didn't they call them vampires, or zombies, or infected? It bugs me when characters in a fictional setting invent random names for the monsters when any regular person would call the monsters zombies or vampires. People use common words to describe things. It bugs me when there's a catastrophe people invent new words that everyone in the setting uses. It totally breaks the realism.
Look at the headcrab zombies in the Half Life games. No one's calling them Human Maulers. They are head-crab-zombies. It makes sense when people say it.
How could I forget about Nicholas Cage? Trying to block him from my memory perhaps?LilGherkin said:
If it helps, I only go to blockbuster to buy used videos, and off of your first lis I only ever saw one of those films.Insomniaku said:
"Movie" Movies hurt me, actually physically hurt me, because they keep making them. This means that people keep paying to see them, and in large enough numbers that these people don't have to make anything else, let alone any quality work.
Ahh Marauder, what a pile of shit. Its just so bad. I still watched the whole thing and Im glad I did, do now I acn tell people to noy watch it. It has some of the worst CGI I have ever seen, the animated series looks better, about 10 times better. The AvP movies suck ass too, some alright fight scenes but aside from that, they suck so hard.M.A.D said:
Ouch, you have my condolences.ae86gamer said:
If you WANT to see it,just the the first one. Once you've seen that one, you've seen them all.Geek@Heart said:
Doom is up there but not the most hated. I'll let you know soon.
Not a big Cage fan I take it? Understandable. I did enjoy Face/Off and Lord of War, but not much else.LilGherkin said:
Also, how did I miss Stepbrothers? Or Dracula? Both are in my movie collection, and I found both to be terrible.
Bratz Super Babyz, its demeening to the english language, and there is no point to it... It felt like something very girly climbed into my stomach and died.