Worst Movies Ever
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OUaTiH is great...and Brad Pitt is the reason! His character is just outstanding and he plays it perfect!
I went to see it with a buddy. After about an hour of being confused and having no ******* idea what it was really about or how anything was connected, I assure my buddy "it has to tie in at that end...the reviews on this were pretty good and there's NO WAY they could have been that positive if this doesn't improve". After suffering through another hour (I think this POS was roughly 2 hours) the movie ends. Nothing was tied together, it's purpose was unclear, and we both felt like we had been scammed.
We leave and I encounter one of the unfortunate souls who paid for this travesty. We agreed it was one of the worst movies we'd seen and only stayed to figure out just WTF it was about. We both felt like idiots.
On one hand it was a terrible movie. On the other it was one of the most masterful con jobs I've ever seen. How they were able to create (any) positive publicity and prevent this from being a bomb is a mystery. Somehow this movie MADE money. How exactly? I have no idea.
Which one? I saw the all girl remake and it was terrible. I have not seen the new one that looks like it's pretty decent in the trailers.
Really bad take. It's a B movie through and through and the low brow humor is good at times.
Compared to some of these other trash movies (with huge budgets and stars) Killer Klowns shouldn't be here. Also had a Killer theme song to boot.
The one with the kids was actually very well done. Not exactly made in the same vein as the OG (more serious tone) but I was plesantly surprised.
Didn't waste my time with the female version as it simply looked terrible.
If I see The Day after Tomorrow is on TV I will watch it, no exceptions, that movie's a banger.
We referred to it as The Boring Patient.
We also referred to The Crying Game as The Boring Game.
Agree. At least for this song
The acting at the 27 second mark....the best that's ever been on the silver screen
I thought the same. It wasn't meant to be Schindler's List but it was pretty good.
Suddenly, Last Summer is an old enough movie that I am probably the only one who has seen it, and it was old then. Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Katharine Hepburn amongst others.
Back in the day when husband and I were just friends and not even dating then, and TV was the basic networks, they would put old movies on at night or on the weekends. He asked me what I did over the weekend, and I mentioned staying up too late watching a creepy movie with a dumb premise that I couldn’t quit watching for some reason. He had watched the same movie and immediately knew what I meant.
Made the year before even I was born, it has a bizarre premise and portrayal of homosexuality.
Back in the day when husband and I were just friends and not even dating then, and TV was the basic networks, they would put old movies on at night or on the weekends. He asked me what I did over the weekend, and I mentioned staying up too late watching a creepy movie with a dumb premise that I couldn’t quit watching for some reason. He had watched the same movie and immediately knew what I meant.
Made the year before even I was born, it has a bizarre premise and portrayal of homosexuality.
This one surprises me.
I know that not much happened but I just felt like they created a really creepy setting that kind of kept me on edge for most of the movie.
I enjoyed this movie until the ending. Stephen King liked what they did with the ending, but I think his story's ending is better.
I liked Lost in Translation but I can see why people don't (my wife hated it). I just thought that the dialogue was pretty clever and the bond between the two was kind of unique.
Also, we were fairly new homeowners at the time and I could totally relate to the scene where his wife sent him all the carpet samples.
Little Nicky I had to turn offJust a few off the top:
Along Came Polly
Punch Drunk Love
Little Nicky
Confessions of a Shopaholic
Semi Pro/Blades of Glory
Don't worry, I will think of more
It was like chewing ground glass. The crunching makes a nice noise, you could say.
