Everyone seems to talk about how good the "Saw" movies are, but I found them to be utterly ridiculous.
And "Napoleon Dynamite" was asinine.
Everyone seems to talk about how good the "Saw" movies are, but I found them to be utterly ridiculous.
And "Napoleon Dynamite" was asinine.
The first one was on Roger Ebert's list of the worst movies of the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jowy
I absolutely hate The Princess Bride. Everyone drools all over it as some masterpiece or something. I think it's awful.
Batman Begins...
Just wasn't quite Batman for me...
Superman Returns... Not bad... but eeehhhh, something's missing.
You Got Served?- Can anybody here say "Breakin' Part3"
Bascially just a bunch of recent movies that are just re-hashes of old concepts, stories, TV, Film, and Comics... Ugh!
Crash and Brokeback Mountain (A few things about the characters and story seem incomplete for me)
I guess it'd have to be Taxi Driver. I don't hate it - it's decent, there's a lot of interesting material - but it just didn't seem to be the classic that people make it out to be.
Napolean Dynamite and the God Father are only skimming the surface of the ocean of movies I hold hatred for.
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Originally Posted by Burtsplurt
Rashomon - That movie was terribly boring to me, and I don't see how it recieves such high praise.
Gladiator - Overrated Hollywood garbage to me.
Brazil - I wanted to love this movie, but I just didn't get any kind of emotional connection with the characters at all. Maybe a second viewing is necessary.
To Kill A Mockingbird - Simply can't hold a candle to the book.
Starwars: IV A New Hope.
I hated THAT one starwars.
Somehow, I loved all the others.
Also, Highschool musical, and Cheata Girls (And anyother of the Disney channle movies.)
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Anyways, I dislike the Shining. It was too slow and I didn't feel any sort of mental strain or terror, and definitely didn't jump at any of the sudden scare attempts. The book was far better.
Kung Pow - it was completely stupid and everyone I know quoted it for years.
I agree with everyone who said "Napolian Dynamite" that movie was stupid, but not in the good way like everyone claimed.
I think Titanic is the only movie that comes to mind that I didn't enjoy despite huge popularity. That said, the only genre of movies that I buy are the historical epics and swordfighting movies, like Gladiator, Patriot, Last Samurai, Troy, etc. Titanic never had a fair chance. By the time I saw it, I was already irritated with its title song, which had been overplayed ad nauseum. I watched the movie expecting to be unimpressed, because I had already been annoyed by the constant publicity over it, and I left feeling just as I intended to feel about it when it was over.
I refuse to see Titanic ever.