The Shade said:Napolean Dynamite would definitely be on my list. It barely beats out Borat, just because Borat had, like, one funny line in it. (Forget what it was, though. =[ )
to quote youDrift-Bus said:The Shade said:Napolean Dynamite would definitely be on my list. It barely beats out Borat, just because Borat had, like, one funny line in it. (Forget what it was, though. =[ )
You joking!?
Borat was great!
great i will actually, I hope my face doesn't melt (name that reference!)Eyclonus said:I think its on netflicks or somewhere, getting copy is hard, many Turkish people in the film industry try to bury it on the basis that it makes less sense to them than it does to us.neoman10 said:i want to see this movie now you know to see the badness that it soundsEyclonus said:Turkish Star Wars, properly known as Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam (The Man Who Saves the World). Its meant to be a rip off of Star Wars, Indianna Jones, and just about any big film from 1970s - mid 80s.
By rip off I mean the steal all the music and randomly inserted it, took all the flying scenes from SW reshot the cockpit parts and applied the oddest backgrounds from the film behind the actors (In one part the pilots are doing that narrow canyon in the Deathstar thing, except by splicing in the footage of the models instead it looks like the ships are flying sideways, then with out any cuts, it changes to giant image of a nebula.)
The plot is even less logical, like melting down a magic golden sword and a magical Brain in a campfire pot, then plunging his hands in there and pulling them out wearing golden heavily mailed gauntlets. For some reason an amulet of mind control and a sword of Mass Genocide +999999 aren't as good as a pair of gloves AND matching boots.
Other interesting points are:
-The same guy plays about half of the monsters, only wearing the masks and not changing out of his pinstripe jacket,
-For some reason the Deathstar is shown at the start levelling Alderaan, then it later turns out that the Deathstar is Earth... and that the nice, environmentally healthy and beautiful planet is evil...
-And that theDeathstar'sEarth's armoured shell is an invisible(???) barrier projected by the brains of the human race...
-That the co-star is necessary to power a machine to nullify this shield because he is from Earth, ignoring the fact that about half the evil wizards henchmen are human and from Earth and are not constantly escaping and being generally violent.
-The Millenium Falcon appears randomly throughout the film, and when I say randomly in the context of this film, I mean random, like theres a battle going on between robots stolen form Dr Who and villagers who come from either a Conan film, or a Mad Max film (I'm not being indecisive, literally half look post-apoc and the other half look like classical period Gauls/Goths/Germanians/Celts.) and then Woooosh jump to Hyperspace... Back to battle of the Franchise mooks.
but epic movie
Whats not to like about Yor? I mean the man's crazy enough to challenge UFOs with a stone axe. He's got that perk from fallout which makes gore everywhere and that one from Deadlands, Grim Servant O' Death hindrance.Baonec said:Either "Yor hunter from the future" (though that is soo bad it's actually a good watch )but ANY steven seagal movie, i hate that man with a passion.
How? Do you have any fucking idea how often face melting happens in shitty horror films?neoman10 said:great i will actually, I hope my face doesn't melt (name that reference!)
You honestly believe that hype allows any common summer uber-blockbuster into these prestigious halls of suck? Begone you who know not the sweet, sweet taste of cardboard ray guns tearing midst a mighty battle against toilet paper and garbage bag aliens!maximilian said:These are the worst because they're so over-rated and deemed to be the "best thing ever" by so many of the twiddly fanboys and girls which largely makes me dislike them more:
Sin City - Can anyone explain how this was good?
300 - Ditto.
Scarface - Longest 3 hours of my life.
Donnie Darko - "I didn't understand it, it contains gimmicky characters and features - therefore it is the best film ever made."
And although I've never heard praise for this film; Meet the Spartans. I could have better spent the 70 or so minutes lobotomising myself.
Well, if that's your opinion then don't add it to your list.Not Good said:Scary Movie 3 was the height of the series and I believe it shouldn't be included.pieeater911 said:Epic Movie
Meet the Spartans
Scary movies 2-4
Date Movie
Disaster Movie
Anything directed by Uwe Boll
I actually like Donnie Darko. I didn't understand it when I was ten, but now I do appreciate it more.maximilian said:.
Donnie Darko - "I didn't understand it, it contains gimmicky characters and features - therefore it is the best film ever made."
I'm not fond of musicals nor shit I know whats going to happen and could care less about the people in there.Sarge8806 said:Grease is the worst movie ever. Right next to Titanic
...And The plot was also based on the Creation "Theory" that aliens were responsible for creating us and all our ancient wonders (Pyramids in Egypt and Mayan Pyramids, Stone-Henge, Etc.).Mr. Moose said:You do realise that Indy 4 was set in the more scientific FIFTIES instead of the more superstitious THRITIES, right?sv93 said:Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the crystal skull, completely ruined the Indy series for me : (
It was during the COLD WAR and GOVERNMENT COVERUPS and the crash at ROSWELL and the sightings of UFOs
Anything wrong with a 79 and 78? Those seem like respectable scores. 16, on the other hand.... Not as much.The_root_of_all_evil said:Fanboy whining? HahahahahahahaahaBhaalspawn said:Look, I just didn't like it. I watched the prequals and I thought they were excellent. Episode 3 was perhaps one of the best movies I had ever seen...right between Red Eye and Jumper, but the fact remains that I thought the original trilogy was crap. That's all there is too it, and none of your fanboy whining is going to change that.
Oh wait...Episode 3 was one of the best movies you've ever seen?....
Jeez...watch some more films...
Star Wars Episode 4 : 95% on Rotten Tomatoes
Star Wars Episode 3 : 79% on Rotten Tomatoes
Red Eye : 78%
Jumper : 16%
And that's with 250 of the most respected reviewers worldwide. My opinion not-withstanding.
Methinks you just like Hayden Christiensen a little too much.