The digimon movie was quite possibly the most masterful piece of cinema to ever grace human eyes ever.
The digimon movie was quite possibly the most masterful piece of cinema to ever grace human eyes ever.
I also do not care for Monty Python, nor do I care for Airplane!Originally Posted by Pitye
Guess I had to be there and I... wasn't. Until it was too late.
Matthew McConuhahghgey is a good actor.
Blade Runner was pretty whaff.
I don't think they suck but I was underwhelmed. The first Iron Man seemed good but I think it's because I had lost faith in Marvel. Thor sucked. Hulk sucked. Captain America sucked. I watched Avengers and was like... really? I waited this long for this? It was serviceable, I guess, but talk about disappointment.
I'm curious why you think this. I could see not liking them, but I don't really see how they could be considered terrible.
1) Pierce Brosman was my favorite Bond.
2) Blade Runner, outside of great set pieces, was smurfing aweful.
3) Hobo With a Shotgun was a legitimately good movie.
4) Final Fantasy: Spirits within, was a watchable movie.
Admittedly, I still haven't seen all of Kubrick's films, but 2001 was about space and had some freaking ground breaking effects so I'm inclined to agree with this.
Also, Dredd 3D is the best use of 3D I've ever seen in a movie (though I'd probably only call this opinion unpopular because so few people saw it, and so many people creamed their pants over Avatar when it came out). I actually have to ignore my usual blanket rule of 3D being a useless gimmick and admit that it actually did add to this film.
The Tim Burton Batman films are absolutely terrible and I find them completely unwatchable now without laughing like I'm watching a comedy.
And it doesn't help that some friends overquote the smurf out of those movies. >.<I also do not care for Monty Python, nor do I care for Airplane!
Guess I had to be there and I... wasn't. Until it was too late.
I legitimately liked The Village and was surprised by the ending.
I read the book of the Shining long before seeing the film and Kubrick completely butchers the whole point of the book, so I couldn't stand it. And I may have been over the top with The Exorcist, but there is nothing scary or even interesting in the film. It was slow, cringeworthy and more comedic than scary.I'm curious why you think this. I could see not liking them, but I don't really see how they could be considered terrible.
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.....What?
I AM NOT ASHAMED
Yet you should be.
Come on now, though. You have to admit Signs was decent.
...Yes, the movie where Aliens were confounded by Doors and invaded a planet that was covered in their one weakness, and didn't have the forsight to bring umbrellas for when it started raining.
Come on now, though. You have to admit Signs was decent.
(SPOILER)IT sucked.
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