Worst movie ever!! Whats your opinion?
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The Man
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DazDaMan said:The very same.
Having heard about it for years as being "the scariest horror film ever made" etc, made me dying to see it from the age of about 10 or so. When I was 14 I managed to see a pirated copy of it...
And I wondered why I wasted my time waiting....
It's one of the greatest, most vital movies ever made. We'll have to agree to disagree on this one...
The Drifter
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The most boring movie that I have watched in a long time was Lady in the Water.
RaideroftheArk
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Shortie said:
I can see why you would find Alien 3 to be bad...if not, extremely boring...but as far as killing the franchise I would have to hand that to Alien Resurrection and AVP/AVP2.
At least with Alien 3 there was purpose...It was an end, or what was suppose to be the end of the franchise. The character of Ripley was never going to escape the Alien, no matter how many times she killed it, no matter how far off in space she traveled, there was just no escape , the thing was just always going to be there....so logically, the character had to die. Thus saying, there is no happying ending for Ripley and there was no progression after this movie, so there is no need to have this character around anymore.
As for the worst movie ever...
Catwoman.
That will be the last time I turn on HBO and say "how bad can it be?"
ResidentAlien
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Threads like these cause me to lose faith in humanity. When I read the films you people proclaim "the best ever," or "the worst ever" I realize just how era-centric and close-minded you all are. There were films before 1999, folks.
Nothing made within the last 10 years is best ever or worst ever. Nothing.
Test of time... In 30, 40 years time, we can reassess those films. But as it stands right now... their impact on film history is insignificant to the point of being nonexistent.
Nothing made within the last 10 years is best ever or worst ever. Nothing.
Test of time... In 30, 40 years time, we can reassess those films. But as it stands right now... their impact on film history is insignificant to the point of being nonexistent.
RaideroftheArk
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ResidentAlien said:
Fair enough.
So how do "we" become exactly the calibur of open mindedness and movie genius as you are?
Just to add some movies that came before 1999 to appease some of the greater minds on the the raven...after all I thought the title of the thread said "your opinion"...but anyway...
Lenorad Part 6 (1987)
Flashdance (1983)
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ResidentAlien said:
I wouldn't search for a faith in humanity, on a message board.
But to support your stance, films like Colletral, filmed entirely on HD equipment, or The Matrix, with it's advancement of technology, Pulp Fiction with is complete disregard for the 3 part story arc, and Titanic for sheer epic prodution value will probaly have a greater impact in terms of film history, then will some of the other films noted herein.
It's just that humanity will not always search for the deeper meaning in most things.
indifan101
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Jaws the Revenge
Ang Lee's HULK, I fell asleep in the theater watching it, even though I own it,(well it's my oldeset boy's movie). No one mentioned The Preacher's Wife. Went to see it with a ex-girlfriend, and again fell asleep, which resulted in a BIG fight ,which then turned to "making up"
which resulted in a BIG fight ,which then turned to "making up" roundshort
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Pale Horse said:
quote of the year!
RaideroftheArk
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Indy Byrd said:Ang Lee's HULK, I fell asleep in the theater watching it, even though I own it,(well it's my oldeset boy's movie). No one mentioned The Preacher's Wife. Went to see it with a ex-girlfriend, and again fell asleep,
Ang Lee's Hulk was pretty bad...especially coming after Spider-Man the summer before. There were some qualities about it that, for a superhero movie, were pretty good.