If you need audience participation in order to sell movie tickets, your film sucks. JMHO.
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If you need audience participation in order to sell movie tickets, your film sucks. JMHO.
I watched "Rushmore" the other day on a recommendation.
It sucked. I want that time back!
It sucked. I want that time back!
I liked it when I saw it. But I don't remember that much about it.
Gangs of New York could have been a great movie if they had cut about an hour and a half out of it.
I don't have anything recent in mind since I haven't been to a theater in too many years to count, and our only rental place shut down this past June.
My oldie but crappy pick would have to be Moulin Rouge! Sadly my ex and I were at my ex sister in-law's house at the time. It was torturous.
My oldie but crappy pick would have to be Moulin Rouge! Sadly my ex and I were at my ex sister in-law's house at the time. It was torturous.
NCC seems to be one of the few people that's hitting on some of the non-mainstream flop-fests out there...if you thought Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was bad how about George Clooney in Return of the Killer Tomatoes?
Naw, for worst movie ever I have to vote for "Manos" Hands of Fate. Which is funny because for best movie ever I think I'd have to go for Mystery Science Theater 3000's version of "Manos" Hands of Fate.... At the end of the movie you see another car driving forever with the same background prompting a comment from Crow of "Oh my God the movie's lapped itself!"
Naw, for worst movie ever I have to vote for "Manos" Hands of Fate. Which is funny because for best movie ever I think I'd have to go for Mystery Science Theater 3000's version of "Manos" Hands of Fate.... At the end of the movie you see another car driving forever with the same background prompting a comment from Crow of "Oh my God the movie's lapped itself!"
Wow, people really go out to movies still 
??
I couldn't tell you the last movie I saw in a theater, I know I haven't been since my son was born, and he is 24 now.
I just can't sit still for that long. Back in the day I could hardly get through a 30 min TV show. Each time a commercial would come on I flip and then forget to go back.
Now with DVR, thats a thing of the past.
??I couldn't tell you the last movie I saw in a theater, I know I haven't been since my son was born, and he is 24 now.
I just can't sit still for that long. Back in the day I could hardly get through a 30 min TV show. Each time a commercial would come on I flip and then forget to go back.
Now with DVR, thats a thing of the past.
*pukes*
One of my favorite games as a kid too. I will find you one day Uwe Boll!!!
I think I mentioned this one too but can't remember. at any rate, totally agree. It's pure crap.
Ditto. It's one that gets better with more viewings.
It's a bit long, but still great imo. Underrated for sure. DD Lewis+ Scorsese for the win.
Pearl Harbor. Man did South Park hit the nail on the head when they attacked Bay. He totally missed the point lol.
Hostel (2005), the film attracted me by Tarantino's name attached to it, and I wished I'd never watched it. Such a bad moviie. Now a google search shows they've made a sequel... arghhhh.
Just a to put a different spin on this subject for a moment....bad remakes. There are many great movies that someone decided to remake and proceeded to do a hack job. Notable films where the originals or predecessor are good....and the remake horrible:
1. Titanic is possibly the worst big-budget film ever and yet a predecessor, A Night to Remember is a classic great.
2. War of the Worlds. Yeah....the world is burning, but a divorced father getting to know his children better is the theme?
3. The Day the Earth Stood Still. Don't know where to start to say what went wrong in this remake.
4. Poseidon. Hackman from the original versus Russell? No contest....
5. Planet of the Apes. Money and special effects don't make a movie....a script does.
6. I am Legend. The Omega Man and Last Man on Earth were both better.
Won't list movie remakes of TV shows as that is something a little different, but lots of bad movies there too.
1. Titanic is possibly the worst big-budget film ever and yet a predecessor, A Night to Remember is a classic great.
2. War of the Worlds. Yeah....the world is burning, but a divorced father getting to know his children better is the theme?
3. The Day the Earth Stood Still. Don't know where to start to say what went wrong in this remake.
4. Poseidon. Hackman from the original versus Russell? No contest....
5. Planet of the Apes. Money and special effects don't make a movie....a script does.
6. I am Legend. The Omega Man and Last Man on Earth were both better.
Won't list movie remakes of TV shows as that is something a little different, but lots of bad movies there too.
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