Movies with unecessary sex scenes... Just WHO CARES! Get back to killing villains, it's much more interesting xD
Things you're tired of seeing in movies
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Even worse are a subset of those movies about some schmuck discovering they're a "chosen one", typically from some prophesy. (e.g. Golden Child, Willow, Harry Potter, Matrix, Avatar, Green Lantern ...)
rodneyfaile
Sr Member
Villains watered down down for PG-13.
MontaukTrl
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cboath
Master Member
This falls in the audio spectrum, but FOOTSTEPS!
70's movies are by far the worst. Guy (or girl) runs across the street - which has multiple cars passing and you hear the footsteps all the way. It's like they're wearing mic'd up wooden shoes or something. You never hear those steps, period, until the person is about 3 feet from you and then barely at that.
Even normal scenes in a carpeted office you hear footsteps.
Sneaking around a building trying to avoid the bad guy and you're trying to be quiet, instead of tiptoe you get CLOP <pause> CLOP. If they really were that loud you're a dead man.
Just because something makes a sound doesn't mean people would hear it.
Love the ole riccochet noise from gunfire. You used to hear it after every shot in some movies.
As far as seeing, well, I can't stand casting for dollars instead of right for the part...but that's a whole other can of worms.
70's movies are by far the worst. Guy (or girl) runs across the street - which has multiple cars passing and you hear the footsteps all the way. It's like they're wearing mic'd up wooden shoes or something. You never hear those steps, period, until the person is about 3 feet from you and then barely at that.
Even normal scenes in a carpeted office you hear footsteps.
Sneaking around a building trying to avoid the bad guy and you're trying to be quiet, instead of tiptoe you get CLOP <pause> CLOP. If they really were that loud you're a dead man.
Just because something makes a sound doesn't mean people would hear it.
Love the ole riccochet noise from gunfire. You used to hear it after every shot in some movies.
As far as seeing, well, I can't stand casting for dollars instead of right for the part...but that's a whole other can of worms.
Lutso
Sr Member
You guys know they're making a new "AKIRA" with Leo DiCaprio in it?
I'm not making that up.
p51
Sr Member
How about a place or device being perfectly fine, then literally ten minutes after the hero gets there, through no fault of their own, every turns to crap and they have minutes to get away from it all blows up, when they had nothing to do with it. Talk about timing!
The Mt Doom sequence from 'Return of the King' is a classic example of that!
The Mt Doom sequence from 'Return of the King' is a classic example of that!
Richard Knight
Member
No actual story line!
joshvanrad
Sr Member
Using a big name actor to fill a role more suitable for an up-and-comer.
DiCaprio's involvement was back in 2008/2009, he is no longer part of the film. In 2011 Garrett Hedlund (Tron: Legacy) was attached to star. This movie will likely and hopefully remain in development hell.
p51
Sr Member
Good one, that's never made sense to me either.
Heck, T2 would lead you to believe everyone does that!
Lutso
Sr Member
I guess that's a little more respectable, but I would still love to see the movie never get made...
madmikeee
Sr Member
Shaky cam and movies that are based on handheld cameras held by the friggin actors....If I wanted to see that crap I would film my own movie not PAY to have supposed pro's make it feel like it was home made.
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