Your number one WORST film ever.
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Worst film ever is tough. To be the worst film, I'd say the concept would have to be good, but be an utter failure in execution. The first one that pops to mind- Man of Steel.
What a crapfest that thing was. Concept=superman (love superman). Dialogue=miserable. Story=miserable. Execution= what's worse than miserable. Directing=inept. Writing=joke. Special Effects=Fair to cartoonish at best. Fight scenes=overdone and pointless.
What a crapfest that thing was. Concept=superman (love superman). Dialogue=miserable. Story=miserable. Execution= what's worse than miserable. Directing=inept. Writing=joke. Special Effects=Fair to cartoonish at best. Fight scenes=overdone and pointless.
Ford W Maverick
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Blair Witch used to be the worst movie I'd ever seen. It was slow, boring, gave me motion sickness, but it did have a good ending. That was the only part I liked, and not just because it meant the movie was over.
Tremas
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Agreed. I've seen a little bit of it since, and although I like McQueen, the movie's not that great to begin with.
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kristen jones
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kristen jones
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Except that it didn't rip off EITHER of those movies, as one revolved around a computer generated dream world created by machines in order to pacify and control human beings for use as a power source, while the other had to do with memories being erased in order to cover up a conspiracy.
Sucker Punch took place in a girl's imagination...a world that she created to escape the reality of her life.
Whether or not you liked the CG work or the storyline, it doesn't come off as a ripoff of The Matrix or Total recall at all.
kristen jones
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I hear this said on (rare) occasion and I always wonder what films the speakers of this viewpoint went to see?
Are they word-for-word film representations of every literal page that Tolkein wrote? No. But what they ARE are wonderfully envisioned films which bring that world to life for not only old school fans but also for continuing generations of new fans who might never have been turned on to the world of Middle Earth if it were not for these films. The acting is superb, the story is epic and sweeping--just like the novels.
I honestly don't see what there is to dislike.
kristen jones
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It IS definitely visually stimulating. But I don't agree that it's an "empty" story. The plotline isn't muddled at all, as some have said. It's fairly easy to follow and is compelling in it's own way.
Personally, I thought it a marvelous directoral decision to convey what must have been horribly lewd dances by instead showing action packed fight scenes which took place in environments which were evocative of the particular part of the girls' plan which was being played out at that moment.
The story is about never letting the ones "in power" grind you down. It's about triumph against the odds. It's also about choosing to focus on what you feel your life ought to be, rather than fixating on how wrong it has gone.
It isn't cinematic mastery.... but it IS very good in it's own way, and is far from "empty" in terms of story.
kristen jones
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^^^This.:thumbsup
The worst movie I have seen is probably: Dragon Fighter (from 2003)... It was so bad xD
This is for all studio production level movies.
After contemplating the many movies i've watched, i must say...
Atlas Shrugged Part III. Total ****up (i was trying to find an appropriate term for the film, others that came to mind were ****storm and cluster****) with the worst acting, scripting, direction, production.
They even managed to make the parts they stole from the second movie look worse...
After contemplating the many movies i've watched, i must say...
Atlas Shrugged Part III. Total ****up (i was trying to find an appropriate term for the film, others that came to mind were ****storm and cluster****) with the worst acting, scripting, direction, production.
They even managed to make the parts they stole from the second movie look worse...
ambulanceartist
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Only God Forgives. I loved Drive and was excited to see it, but it's probably the only movie i've ever purchased and couldn't finish (maybe it got better? but I couldn't take anymore). Also, when the wife wanted to see Paul Blart: Mall Cop years ago. The night ended with my wife ashamedly saying "i'm so sorry" over and over. The fact someone on this planet green lit a sequel makes me lose hope in humanity.
I too loved Drive so I suggested to my date that we see Only God Forgives...What a mistake for a first date. She is now my girlfriend but I will never live it down, especially when picking a movie.
I couldn't finish it, I don't know what it was but I couldn't watch it anymore.
Don´t listen to him, he´s hardcore old school
Bakshi rules. good Tolkien adaptions ended for Trap Joe when the lights went on in the movie theater where he watched LOTR directed and realized by Bakshi
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