joshvanrad
Sr Member
Tim Burton HAS to be one of the most over rated guys out there. And find someone other than Johnny Depp, for God's sake. Jeez.
Tim Burton HAS to be one of the most over rated guys out there. And find someone other than Johnny Depp, for God's sake. Jeez.
I would add Vincent (short, 1982), Ed Wood (1994), and Sleepy Hollow (1999) to that list, but otherwise agree completely.I like Beetlejuice, Batman '89, and Edward Scissorhands. After that I'm with you guys.
I would add Vincent (short, 1982), Ed Wood (1994), and Sleepy Hollow (1999) to that list, but otherwise agree completely.
And why does every character of his have black and white stripes somewhere?Tim Burton HAS to be one of the most over rated guys out there. And find someone other than Johnny Depp, for God's sake. Jeez.
Funny, that's just about the only "Christmas" movie I can watch; the rest are too sappy.With it being Christmas, I gotta throw this one out there....
Bad Santa
....just awful.
I'm not sure I dislike it quite that much, but I do consider it one of the worst movies I've ever seen and can't understand why so many people hold it in such high regard. At one time I thought it was simply that I couldn't relate to it because a) I didn't grow up in the 1940s, b) I grew up in southern California, so I've never had to deal with snow, snowsuits, and such, c) I've never wanted to own a BB gun, and d) my dad wasn't a moron. But I have friends my age that also grew up here in southern California and they like the movie, so I don't know what the answer is.A Christmas Story.
Actually, "hate" is the wrong word.
I utterly despise and loathe every aspect of this movie with the fury of 10,000 supernovae.
Imagine a movie. This movie is an action/horror/romantic comedy. It is produced by Michael Bay, directed by Uwe Boll, and written by a mentally deficient monkey throwing its own feces at a bulletin board containing plot points from the 100 worst movies of all time. It stars Shia Labeouf, Kristen Stewart, Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber, Denise Richards, Matthew Broderick, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Nicholas Cage, all of whom are required by the role to do a high-class British accent.
I would rather have this hypothetical film beamed into my brain 24/7 for the rest of my LIFE, than sit through ten minutes of A Christmas Story.