Was reading the recruiting/Rob Schneider thread, and could not help but remember this one. Oh, Norm.
Please post good scenes from movies that were panned.
Please post good scenes from movies that were panned.
Norm MacDonald owns making bad things really great.
This movie may have actually not been that bad but it's been ages.
NSFW.
This movie may have actually not been that bad but it's been ages.
NSFW.
Cult classic now but panned when it was released. The kick ass and chew bubble gum scene is a classic now. Delivered by the classically trained thespian Rowdy Roddy Piper.
Friends came over and watched this crapfest with us. We replayed this scene about 10 times. That and beer made the night better.
There were a few laughs in this Seth Mcfarlane ego-fest, but this really brief cameo was the most memorable thing from the movie.
I wonder if that’s the first time that concept was introduced. It’s almost expected anymore.
apologies in advance and taking a deep breath here...but dual of fates lightsaber battle
I remember I was walking around in a mall and they were playing that on a big screen tv at an electronics store and I literally jumped when I saw him get smacked never having seen it before.
You're right though that now you almost see it coming, there was a big tv commercial not long ago like that and even the first time I totally saw it coming.
These movies are bad but this is the best opening for any of them...
Similar situation. A friend of ours made us watch Legends of the Fall and that movie was boring as hell. However, we played this scene over a few times and could not stop laughing. Our friend was not amused.
Saw the O.G. my senior year of high school. Kinda crazy that they made it into a franchise (or at least that long of one) but with a concept like that I guess it kind of takes care of itself. Just like Fast/Furious etc. where there's 1000 ways to do the exact same thing.
Haha, this was a good way to start the day. He's seriously the best at doing something really badly like the accent but not all that inaccurate.
Too bad the villain lacked ANY development and the fight lacks emotional content. It is ultimately just three dudes swinging sticks at each other -- a bad guy who know nothing about, a good guy you have spent barely any time with this movie, and another good guy who seems stoned out of his mind most of the time and continually makes awful decisions.
Like the prequels as a whole, the raw materials were there. The execution was not.
That clip left out the best part...when Pitt's character is riding back on a horse through his troops with his brother's heart in tow, war paint on his face using his brother's blood. I remember seeing that part and thinking "yeah, that's totally a real thing that would happen."
The one that comes to mind for me is the first-person sequence in Doom.
Terrible movie. Great sequence.
Should have made the whole thing first-person like that.
Terrible movie. Great sequence.
Should have made the whole thing first-person like that.
