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[Panderfringe]

I hate movies.

[Lee The Krogan]

Well there are so many!!!

I Hate...

Titanic
Dirty Dancing
Flashdance
Top Gun
Ghost

(OK these are all films my girlfriend loves, but still)

[Lee The Krogan]

Capt. Obvious wrote...

Kill Bill. Seriously, did anyone really like this movie? It was slow and slow on action.

Totally agree, i saw V1 and V2, and they are totally overrated for me, for me reservoir dogs is Tarantino's best work.

[Celeryroot]

I didn't like Kill Bill Volume 1 but it had it's moments.



Kill Bill Volume 2 however was a snoozefest.

[KenKenpachi]

I haven't watched many new movies but... Scott Pilgrum (sp) versus the world, Kick Ass Really didn't like either I could see why some might be inspired by them I mean most people kinda just get kicked down the stairs I kinda kick back so yeah. I'll be killed for this I'm sure but The princess bride. Sure its a bit witty but ehh its I don't see how anyone could watch it repeatidly. The narrative was rather annoying, I just didn't enjoy it I feel its a typical film and have no clue why it has a cult fallowing. Same for the new Batman films.

And pretty much the vast majority of "remakes with a new age twist" Like the Remake of Jason, Sorry man but your wife can't act. If my mom sounded like that I'm sure I'ld grow up to be a heartless killer too. Same goes for most modern action/horro flicks. Someone gets shot and WEEEEE Buckets of BLOOD! I mean serriously no one bleeds like that, a tipped over Red cross truck full of blood packs would bleed less than that. And when is it that piles of gore=action/SCARY! I mean if I seen a bunch of dead body chunks or blood down the hall I'ld grab a gun, heck even a knife and be on guard. Its just those movies have no story far too often like the Death Race Remake it just sucked, I can't even stand the remade transformers. Every single time it seems a decepticon dies/ gets his rear bumber handed to him I mean Optimus just HOW did they run you off of your home world, were you fighting by queensbarries rules and when you got to Earth just went "Meh F-it" Honestly if I worked for the US goverment I would take Primes warning with a grain of salt.

Edit Also add in the new James Bonds films, I watched casino royale and Bond pretty much just played a game of cards with the Villian I was not pleased to say the least.  All the rest have been just as bad, they picked a bad director and an even worse Bond. At LEAST find a guy who is English.

Modifié par KenKenpachi, 15 février 2011 - 08:23 .

[NvVanity]

Annie_Dear wrote...

NvVanity wrote...

Changeling was an Oscar winning movie with Scarlett Johanson that everyone loved. After watching the film appealed to me really as a movie about sexist cops and Scarlett complaining in Los Angeles.

I think you're talking about Angelina Jolie...

Oops my bad.

[highcastle]

OP makes me sad for hating Casablanca...*sigh*

On topic: Avatar for me. It didn't much appeal to me from the outset, but then everyone kept raving, raving, raving about it, I finally consented to being dragged to the theater to see it. What tripe. I have a really hard time sitting through any film when I can tell how it's going to end in the first 10 minutes. What fun is there then? Plus it's super heavy handed with its message (and I say this as someone who's involved in preservation and conservation efforts).

In the same vein, Shutter Island. I sat through the whole movie going, "That can't be the plot twist. They can't be so stupid for that to be the plot twist. They wouldn't do that to you. They couldn't...They did."

And to bring things to a trifecta, Superbad. Actually, all of Judd Apatow's movies now that I think about it. I don't think they're funny. Maybe it's the difference between boy-funny and girl-funny (a la How I Met Your Mother), but mostly they're just about a bunch of unlikeable people doing nonsensical things. I don't understand them, I don't know what makes the characters tick, and I don't really want to, either.

[skcm]

The Social Network, most recently.



It's a Wonderful Life, if you want to talk traditionally beloved films.

[vometia]

highcastle wrote...

On topic: Avatar for me. It didn't much appeal to me from the outset, but then everyone kept raving, raving, raving about it, I finally consented to being dragged to the theater to see it. What tripe. I have a really hard time sitting through any film when I can tell how it's going to end in the first 10 minutes. What fun is there then? Plus it's super heavy handed with its message (and I say this as someone who's involved in preservation and conservation efforts).

I've heard the same experience of Avatar so many times now.  I think I'll make a point of not watching films that are directed by somebody who has a mouth like a cat's bum.

[Funkcase]

Busomjack wrote...


In fact, just go to Scotland and everyone there will tell you their ancestor is William Wallace.  William Wallace must've nailed every single woman in Scotland at the time.

And yet I haven't meet a single Scottish person who claimed that, and i've meet alot of Scottsh people seeing as I went to Scotland a few times, and grew up with several Scottish people (with me being a military brat growing up and all.)

Modifié par Funkcase, 15 février 2011 - 11:22 .

[vometia]

Funkcase wrote...

And yet I haven't meet a single Scottish person who claimed that, and i've meet alot of Scottsh people seeing as I went to Scotland a few times, and grew up with several Scottish people (with me being a military brat growing up and all.)

For what it's worth, I haven't heard any Scot making such a claim either.  About half of my own ancestors are from Scotland, but as far as I know none of them have any connection whatsoever to this Wallace bloke.  Or anyone else famous either, for that matter.

[Faust1979]

 The movie Scarface I hated it the movie is overlong and quite boring

[KenKenpachi]

Strangely Brown wrote...

KenKenpachi wrote...
Edit Also add in the new James Bonds films, I watched casino royale and Bond pretty much just played a game of cards with the Villian I was not pleased to say the least.  All the rest have been just as bad, they picked a bad director and an even worse Bond. At LEAST find a guy who is English.

Ummm... Daniel Craig is English.

Wait I thought that had some German lined up to do the part? Me and my not reading the credits...blah.

[highcastle]

vometia wrote...

highcastle wrote...

On topic: Avatar for me. It didn't much appeal to me from the outset, but then everyone kept raving, raving, raving about it, I finally consented to being dragged to the theater to see it. What tripe. I have a really hard time sitting through any film when I can tell how it's going to end in the first 10 minutes. What fun is there then? Plus it's super heavy handed with its message (and I say this as someone who's involved in preservation and conservation efforts).

I've heard the same experience of Avatar so many times now.  I think I'll make a point of not watching films that are directed by somebody who has a mouth like a cat's bum.

Well, some of Cameron's older stuff is good. The Terminator for one. And I have a guilty pleasure soft spot for True Lies as well. But most of his recent stuff is just...meh. It's visually impressive, but all style and no substance.

[bergklintmichael007]

What is that new vampire/werewolf saga that everyone is raving about?



O ya. Twilight. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo!!!!!

[Sable Phoenix]

highcastle wrote...

vometia wrote...

highcastle wrote...

On topic: Avatar for me. It didn't much appeal to me from the outset, but then everyone kept raving, raving, raving about it, I finally consented to being dragged to the theater to see it. What tripe. I have a really hard time sitting through any film when I can tell how it's going to end in the first 10 minutes. What fun is there then? Plus it's super heavy handed with its message (and I say this as someone who's involved in preservation and conservation efforts).

I've heard the same experience of Avatar so many times now.  I think I'll make a point of not watching films that are directed by somebody who has a mouth like a cat's bum.

Well, some of Cameron's older stuff is good. The Terminator for one. And I have a guilty pleasure soft spot for True Lies as well. But most of his recent stuff is just...meh. It's visually impressive, but all style and no substance.

The Terminator wasn't Cameron, Terminator 2 was, which was definitely fantastic.  So was Aliens.  The man knows how to film sequels, as both movies were better than their progenitors, in my opinion.

True Lies was meh.  Titanic was boring as hell.  Avatar was pure crap.  It was really really good looking crap, but it was still crap.  There was not a single original thing in it, storywise, characterwise, or any other wise (Unobtanium?  Really?), and I despise movies that tell me what I should think and how horribly evil I am if I don't think it.

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 16 février 2011 - 02:51 .

[Piecake]

While I didn't think it was anything special, nor did I think it would be coming in, I quite enjoyed Avatar. It was the first movie that really impressed me with its visuals and setting. I think that is pretty impressive since I can't remember another movie entertaining me like that. Story and characters werent anything to write home about, but they got the job done.



As for movies that I dont like...



Gladiator and Saving Private Ryan - bleh

[Beetgreen]

Actually, The Terminator was directed by James Cameron.



Add that movie to a list of popular movies I don't like, I didn't like Terminator 2 either though.



However, keep in mind that as a rule I hate almost all stories that involve time travel.

[Siansonea]

I hated "Crash". Terrible, preachy, and DUMB movie. Don't get me wrong, I like dumb movies as much as the next person, but not if they have pretensions of quality.

[Annie_Dear]

Nuav wrote...
Paranormal Activity

THIS.

I hate this movie. It was cliché, boring and not scary.

Fun fact: When me and a couple of friends went to see it, only one person in the audience was scared (she was one fo my friends). Everyone else were either laughing, sleeping or they simply left before the movie was over.

My friend even went as far to think that what she'd seen was actually real...