Oh god, the Doom movie was shit. Totaly awful. I left 40 minutes in, and that's the only time I have ever done that. Well, I almost did that when I watched Where the Wild Things Are. God that was shit.
Worst Film EVAR!
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i once found out, to my horror, that a film had been made about the character Buzz Lightyear, as in, the space ranger. i watched it for about 3 seconds and was just repulsed, why would they gang up on and beat the crap out of their favourite movies like this?!?!?!?!
You speak truth. My friends dragged me along to see Transformers 2. I figured that, despite the overwhelmingly negative reviews, I'd at least find some redeeming value in the technological feats. After two of the longest hours, this was simply not the case. The plot was an atrocious, incoherent wreck, the characters were relentlessly unlikable, and at a certain point I just became numb to the special effects. To my knowledge, the film received a Razzie or two. It deserves ten.Casual Shinji said:
wow, my sister gave me a guarantee that i would enjoy that film, im afraid i'm gonna stick with her opinion cos... you know.... i dont actually know youJacobPlackett said:
If I leave a movie, I will go and watch something else without paying again. I went for entertainment. I will get it. I didn't leave because there was nothing better playing.xchurchx said:
I agree, Where the Wild Things Are is simply a drag. The creators had all of these monsters to work with, and all they could come up with was for them to have trivial domestic spats. Even as a reflection of Max's issues, it simply didn't work out to be anything more than mildly tolerable.redisforever said:
I am actually very surprised that so many people responded to my post. I have stated this idea many times in the past, but have never elicited such a response, so I assume you can understand my surprise. I do have answers for everyone who quoted me, so let's have fun with this. First my original post, then responses to the question in the order they were received.
However, my hatred stems from having to defend my position so much. It gets annoying defending myself so often. It is just my opinion, not the end of the world. It is just that some movies have this untouchable vibe to them that I don't understand. If I say I don't like certain movies people assume I am just trying to start trouble.
I wouldn't have hatred for these movies if people didn't always try to defend their "greatness" without understanding that I am entitled to my opinion.
Morgan Freeman is awesome, but we all make mistakes (in my opinion)
Moving on:Jumping_Over_Fences said:
I'm not trolling at all. In fact, I would hate for someone to get angry at my opinions. They are just mine and that's all. I find it odd that in a forum where we are supposed to talk about films we hate, I am being accused of trolling for doing just that. If I have offended you, I am sorry, because that wasn't my intention.Hatchet90 said:
sheogoraththemad said:
I just didn't like them and found them to be quite boring. It took me several times to actually watch most all the way through.GeneticallyModifiedDucks said:
However, my hatred stems from having to defend my position so much. It gets annoying defending myself so often. It is just my opinion, not the end of the world. It is just that some movies have this untouchable vibe to them that I don't understand. If I say I don't like certain movies people assume I am just trying to start trouble.
I wouldn't have hatred for these movies if people didn't always try to defend their "greatness" without understanding that I am entitled to my opinion.
Morgan Freeman is awesome, but we all make mistakes (in my opinion)
I completely support this comment.theultimateend said:Those movies are loved mostly for their cinematic qualities. They are the perfect examples of the pieces required to make a film complete.
They aren't very good (in my opinion) but as templates they are excellent.
As for Michael Bay, he's just an outstretching of the current trend for empty entertainment. It goes as far back as the first episode of Jerry Springer and still lives on with Jersey Shore. I'm sure as long as our educational system is in shambles they'll be around and be numerous.
Wow, there's a lot of movies here that I didn't even think of putting on here. Also a lot which surely don't deserve to be here. I mean, I know Transformers 2 was not a good film if you try to analyse it, but its ok as long as you try not to think too much while watching it. And the guy who mentioned the Shawshank Redemption ... no. Just no.
I've seen a lot of very bad films, many of which have already been repeatedly mentioned, but my own personal anti-favourite would probably be Alexander.
As for that Mega shark thing... wow. I knew some film makers are bad, but I didn't know any who were actually mentally disabled. Clearly the entire brainstorming process for that film was 'big shark... durr hur hur.'
I've seen a lot of very bad films, many of which have already been repeatedly mentioned, but my own personal anti-favourite would probably be Alexander.
As for that Mega shark thing... wow. I knew some film makers are bad, but I didn't know any who were actually mentally disabled. Clearly the entire brainstorming process for that film was 'big shark... durr hur hur.'
I read the Road, and I loved it. That being said, I agree with some critics in that the book is simply not amenable to film. It is a very nuanced, thoughtful piece that I imagine would translate into an excruciatingly dull cinematic experience.Hateren47 said:
