Mamma Mia. There is no way for me to watch it and feel comfortable in my own skin. Twilight just didn’t do it for me either. Lots of awkward staring and gray filters. And for my third, pretty much any of Syfy’s over-sized super-mutated spider, crocodile, or shark films.
Kangaroo Jack.
Synder has been surprisingly faithful to the graphic novel with watchmen and while I thought the actors (barring Rorschach and Ozymandias) were as good as they were gonna get, If he hadn’t applied his trademark exaggeration it would of worked much better (oh and maybe cut out the sex scene). watchmen was about deconstructing vigilante myths, seeing a fat 40 year old shattering concrete by kicking a guy into a wall isn’t faithful, nor is Nixons ridiculous nose…
1.) I’m not sure about that, my 5 year old sister watched this and enjoyed it
2.) I agree, watchmen is to graphic novels, what lord of the rings is to books (i.e. the lofty peak of what can be achieved).
3.) Time bandits has now jumped to No. 1 position on my list of best ever films now…
This is one of the first true statements in this thread.
Uh, ya. that be what im saying.
1.Hitman
2.Hitman
3.Hitman
Bastards destroyed one of my fav’s game series ;/
I liked Citizen Cane. It was somewhat boring in parts but overall it was a pretty good movie. Now I don’t agree that it’s a masterpiece like it’s always made out to be, though.
12 Angry Men. now thats a cool movie. But BTT, 3rd Starship Troopers. WTF was that all about. And the second one, was like a really long deleted scene. 1st one was alright though.
I can’t think of three, but I will leave you with perhaps the worst thing my eyes have seen:
Bad Biology
There’s no real way to describe it apart from “pretentious gobshite”. In short its the ‘story’ of a girl with seven clitoris and a bloke with a drug-addited, sentient penis. Sounds like an awesome combo.
But no. No it was not.
Sounds like a fucked up movie or an average anime.
Perhaps I’m misunderstanding you, but The Lord of the Rings movies were fucking masterpieces.
Do you have any actual reasoning, or do you just have an aversion to things without Shia LeBeouf in them?:retard:
You take every chance you get to take a shot at anime, even with your broken understanding :retard: .
Please, I can barely stand that guy. But no, its probably because people say its a masterpiece, so I watched it expecting a masterpiece, but no. I just saw it as a kind of boring not all that great movie. And since I can think of sooo many other movies that are better, its on my list as the worst.
I’d like to know where you get these facts from. In my three years of being with BM, I believe I’ve made only about five or six posts about anime. Only two of those were derogatory, and they were both plainly in jest.
Also, I’m not quite sure how you can tell if I have a broken understanding or not.
- Diary of the dead (Oh my god, who made that pile of shit? honestly I ripped it and I still want my money back)
- Grizzley parks (oddly recomended by Razor911 and other vicarious cracking groups as the #1 action/suspence film of all time)
- Alone in the dark (The bottom line is this movie had potential…it started out cool and for some odd reason the director shifted between cool well directed planed out shots to days or our lives crew stped in and he started getting tips from the director. I was lucky enough to get this movie three months early but then again, i was unlucky to get this movie 3 months early)
Humm…did anyone else notice that I dont pay for movies?
Facts shmacts.
And has anyone seen “Birth of a Nation”? The director put his name multiple times on every single intertitle card. It was pretty boring as well.
Edit: Diary of the Dead was directed by George Romaro, the same guy who directed the other Dead movies. I can’t find it anywhere and don’t feel like downloading it.
Diary of the Dead wasn’t bad. It wasn’t amazing, but it wasn’t bad.
Alone in the Dark was awful all the way through.
9 was very disappointing. The scary metal bad guys/War of the Worlds-type scenes and the part where 8 masturbates with a horseshoe magnet are all that I really enjoyed.
They should have made a real dark and rusty-sounding soundtrack instead of using a typical orchestra, and they really made a bad move by not going further in with the plot. The characters are just burlap versions of the penguins from Happy Feet (Mumble and 9 don’t only share a voice, but the same basic personality)
The CG was pretty sweet and the lip sync was amazingly well done, though I think the film would have had a way spookier feel to it if it had been done in Stop-Motion with some parts polished up with CG, like the fight scenes and some character aspects.
I dunno, but it just wasn’t very good so much as it was kind of nifty.
CG movies are usually fail except Pixar, I love Pixar they got there shit straight.