Unbearable Movies
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There is no "continuity". In fact, Douglas Adams once said that he deliberately went out of his way to make sure that every iteration conflicted with every other iteration. So if the movie were to fit into any other continuity (the book, the radio series, the TV series, the stage show, the comic, the LP album, the computer game, and the towel), it wouldn't be a true Hitchhiker movie.ProtoKun7 said:
Any of the scary movies, twilight, Titanic, Troy.
Me and my friends literally walked out, went to the liquor store next door, bought some Smirnoff, chugged it, took some hits off a joint, went back in, and strangely, we liked the movies afterwards. It was so baffling to us
Me and my friends literally walked out, went to the liquor store next door, bought some Smirnoff, chugged it, took some hits off a joint, went back in, and strangely, we liked the movies afterwards. It was so baffling to us
The Scorpion King
I think I watched five minutes of it, and when a guy was shot with an arrow that knocked him through a wall as though it were a rocket propelled grenade I stopped the movie and deleted it.
I think I watched five minutes of it, and when a guy was shot with an arrow that knocked him through a wall as though it were a rocket propelled grenade I stopped the movie and deleted it.
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All the incredible Hulks
Spiderman 3
Most James bonds
Bratz the movie >.>
Life of brian compared to the holy grail
(seriously, only 1 or 2 memorable or funny scenes for me but holy grail had me in tears and literally rofling)
Spiderman 3
Most James bonds
Bratz the movie >.>
Life of brian compared to the holy grail
(seriously, only 1 or 2 memorable or funny scenes for me but holy grail had me in tears and literally rofling)
bowser said:
I found it hilarious.
Never watch "Accident" (Asian flick) or District 9 they are absolutely horrible and the only 2 movies i have ever walked out on
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Saken said:
District 9 was decent IMO, it was a change from regular films that are kind of good but shit at the same time
Wabsta said:I went to twilight with some girl. I hate twilight, but boy, did I have fun there.
I never really saw the movie..
The same thing. Twilight is just so bad, the only reason for you to go to a movie like this has to be a girl you like.
Vulpes Abnocto said:
YOU BITE YOUR TONGUE! That's an amazing movie. I just hate Ron Jeremy, that guy actually grosses me out.
Unbearable Movies? Well, we have to remember that most movies are made with the intention of it being good... however there's that stock of the "cash-in movies."
A cash-in falls into 2 categories. The Bullshit Sequel and The Remake.
Remakes cover comics, toys & other movies. Remake cash-ins can be ok! And they might not be cash-ins... possibly with good intentions (i.e. Nolan and Batman. Thank you, Mr. Nolan.)
However, the Bullshit Sequel is the bane of my existence. Such are the disney movies that go right to dvd. (Aladdin 6: Carpets Big Adventure or Lion King 13: Yup, Another Baby King)
My two, most unbearable movies in recent time? Boondock Saints 2 and Decent 2.
BS2: The first movie is such an amazing feat... yet Troy Duffy (director) is the biggest, egotistical-filled pile of used douche bags i've ever witnessed. I've seen a few interviews with him and some other actors, and it just shines through. If you liked BS1... do NOT watch 2. It's like Duffy took 1, reshot some scenes from the first movie with new people, cut em all up, reorganized 'em, and smugly said to himself "I did it again." *self high five*
Do not watch it. Ever.
Decent 2: Again, the first movie was amazing. The second? It happens 2 days after the first, a spelunking team is sent down to find the lost girls... zero character development (you know who is what arch-type upon .5 seconds of seeing them) and there's no connection. It's like Final Destination 2. (1 and 3... haven't seen 4) involve friends and peers. There's a connection that they all share... in 2? They're all strangers. No pressure to save each other, outside of "its on the script." However, FD2 has great deaths... so it gets a pass
) but w/out the cool gore. Decent2 tries to bring the gore, but it's very poorly done, and the same effects are used over and over again.
Bad script + zero investment in the characters + awful effects = insta bad... and not GOOD bad. Just bad-bad.
District 9 is one of the best Sci-Fi movies i've seen in 10 years. (note: "one of..." not just "the best sci fi ever")
It takes about half the movie, and i questioned it (as did Wife® and my dad) but we all talked about it afterwards, and when that moment hits... it's absolutely balls awesome. Will have to watch it again sometime soon.
A cash-in falls into 2 categories. The Bullshit Sequel and The Remake.
Remakes cover comics, toys & other movies. Remake cash-ins can be ok! And they might not be cash-ins... possibly with good intentions (i.e. Nolan and Batman. Thank you, Mr. Nolan.)
However, the Bullshit Sequel is the bane of my existence. Such are the disney movies that go right to dvd. (Aladdin 6: Carpets Big Adventure or Lion King 13: Yup, Another Baby King)
My two, most unbearable movies in recent time? Boondock Saints 2 and Decent 2.
BS2: The first movie is such an amazing feat... yet Troy Duffy (director) is the biggest, egotistical-filled pile of used douche bags i've ever witnessed. I've seen a few interviews with him and some other actors, and it just shines through. If you liked BS1... do NOT watch 2. It's like Duffy took 1, reshot some scenes from the first movie with new people, cut em all up, reorganized 'em, and smugly said to himself "I did it again." *self high five*
Do not watch it. Ever.
Decent 2: Again, the first movie was amazing. The second? It happens 2 days after the first, a spelunking team is sent down to find the lost girls... zero character development (you know who is what arch-type upon .5 seconds of seeing them) and there's no connection. It's like Final Destination 2. (1 and 3... haven't seen 4) involve friends and peers. There's a connection that they all share... in 2? They're all strangers. No pressure to save each other, outside of "its on the script." However, FD2 has great deaths... so it gets a pass
Bad script + zero investment in the characters + awful effects = insta bad... and not GOOD bad. Just bad-bad.
thegame07 said:
District 9 is one of the best Sci-Fi movies i've seen in 10 years. (note: "one of..." not just "the best sci fi ever")
It takes about half the movie, and i questioned it (as did Wife® and my dad) but we all talked about it afterwards, and when that moment hits... it's absolutely balls awesome. Will have to watch it again sometime soon.
TwinRetro said:
Lol remember that one..When the girl takes the condom out of his purse...weird.
We'll here's another: BAD TASTE...yes from Peter Jackson.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhkb0XzKkNU
Well actually I like that movie better than Lord of the rings...
ive never actually walked out of a movie... but i forget to finish movies. i get distracted when watching movies at home and just forget about them. ive never stopped watching a movie because it was terrible. hell not even 'manos the hands of fate' or 'the blood waters of dr z'... un-mstified...
I haven't walk out of a movie but I have walked in
(I had seen another movie and had time to kill). Watched the beginning of 10,000BC, pretty dull and just hated it. Went to watch it later and fond it just as boring.
Also, watched district 9 on a plane, great scifi movie
Also, watched district 9 on a plane, great scifi movie
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