For me it has to be Avatar. I dont get how it won a award. I could not understand what was so damn great about it. It was not that original and the cgi was not as good as everyone made it out to be.
For me it has to be Avatar. I dont get how it won a award. I could not understand what was so damn great about it. It was not that original and the cgi was not as good as everyone made it out to be.
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For real, I almost fell asleep during that movie. I actually had to force my self to finish it.
Avatar was up there. It was a decent watch....but hardly an original story (see Fern Gully, The Last Samurai, Dances with Wolves, and others).
I am gonna go with Titanic. Jack's death was senseless. Both he and Rose could fit and it would have floated (Mythbusters proved it)
Wow never thought i would hear that one. I mean i do suppose he could have made it on the raft with rose but ive never heard anyone say titanic was overrated.
Have to agree with Avatar. Not that I thought it was bad or anything it was just cowboys and Indians to me. Still a bit confused how it made all that money
Trick R' Treat, without a doubt. There are several movies I hate that others love, but rarely do I call them the "worst movies of all time" Trick R Treat is one of those exceptions. Horribly acted, excruciatingly unfunny, mean spirited for no reason, painfully predictable, cliche, overly violent, overly sexualized without a sense of taste or reason without a single character I could even imagine thinking about liking in my wildest dreams. I would rather watch Batman & Robin, Baby Geniuses, Foodfight and Twilight on marathon for 3 days than watch this pathetic and insulting excuse for a "horror comedy"
For me it has to be Avatar. I dont get how it won a award. I could not understand what was so damn great about it. It was not that original and the cgi was not as good as everyone made it out to be.
/thread lol
For real, I almost fell asleep during that movie. I actually had to force my self to finish it.
Trick R' Treat, without a doubt. There are several movies I hate that others love, but rarely do I call them the "worst movies of all time" Trick R Treat is one of those exceptions. Horribly acted, excruciatingly unfunny, mean spirited for no reason, painfully predictable, cliche, overly violent, overly sexualized without a sense of taste or reason without a single character I could even imagine thinking about liking in my wildest dreams. I would rather watch Batman & Robin, Baby Geniuses, Foodfight and Twilight on marathon for 3 days than watch this pathetic and insulting excuse for a "horror comedy"
Never even heard of that movie before. I may watch it just to see how bad it is. lol
For me it has to be Avatar. I dont get how it won a award. I could not understand what was so damn great about it. It was not that original and the cgi was not as good as everyone made it out to be.
/thread lol
For real, I almost fell asleep during that movie. I actually had to force my self to finish it.
I did fall asleep during this movie lol
Oh, and Frozen.
Im surprised that movie got as much fanbase as it did. I actually havent seen it yet but i may. What specifically was wrong with Frozen in your guys opinion? I mean for an animated movie they usually cant got too wrong...can they?
Avatar was great. I had a blast watching it in 3D. Overrated is subjective but I would go with Lord of the Rings 3 just because it didn't deserve so much love at the Academies.
Trick R' Treat, without a doubt. There are several movies I hate that others love, but rarely do I call them the "worst movies of all time" Trick R Treat is one of those exceptions. Horribly acted, excruciatingly unfunny, mean spirited for no reason, painfully predictable, cliche, overly violent, overly sexualized without a sense of taste or reason without a single character I could even imagine thinking about liking in my wildest dreams. I would rather watch Batman & Robin, Baby Geniuses, Foodfight and Twilight on marathon for 3 days than watch this pathetic and insulting excuse for a "horror comedy"
I disagree. I love this movie, maybe because I'm a sucker for these out there horror anthologies but I watch it every Holloween (along with Slither), but hey if you'd rather watch those movies go a head cause I wouldn't touch any of them. Also I don't see a whole lot of people coming out and saying Trick R Treat is the best movie ever made so It's not really overrated either a lot of people don't even no of it's existence because of its two year delay and limited release. It's a cult movie and it's exactly that if everyone loved it it wouldn't be a cult movie it's be a blockbuster. Oh and the only over sexual short was the Red Riding Hood one, and that's kind of the point.
@those_eyes: I think Avatar is pretty appropriately rated, it was a phenomenon in the box office, but people don't seem to really like it that much now, it seems like a 50/50 split.
2001 a space Odyssey is very long and it's horrifically slow pacing and incredibly boring EVERYTHING and long stretches of NOTHING HAPPENING made it feel even longer. It's also incredibly confusing, it's just mind screw for the sake of mind screw and you can hardly tell what the hell you're seeing. And the ending? Ughhhh, I've never seen something so pretentiously obtuse since the Cell.
I agree with Avatar. I posted the reasons why on a thread I made so I'll just copy and paste it
Avatar
Im talking about the James Cameron one (never saw the Sham Hammer one). Now Sci Fi or Indian movies dont really interest me, and this movie has both but for a movie that made more than 2 billion it should have been better. It was Pocahontas with smurfs and close to 3 hours long. As someone who has so much TV/Movie watching experience under his belt a movie where I know what's going to happen in the end is a living hell to sit through. I do feel that the fact that it made so much money is what pissed me of, if it had made a little less than a billion I would have not cared but for it to make that much I expect a lot more. I don't care how cool your graphics are I want a good story.
Citizen Kane...close to nothing happens, the symbolism in it is not that brilliant. While the rant below isa bit over-board, I do like that he ask if you could watch one movie over and over, would you really pick Citizen Kane? I mean, really? If it's the best movie of all time, you should, but 0% actually would.
@callous_adherent: Its one of the great mysteries of the universe. And its not like he's making hit movies, their terrible movies that are more often than not box office failures. Even when they do make money its mostly due to people telling their friends they have to see how awful it is.
Trick R' Treat, without a doubt. There are several movies I hate that others love, but rarely do I call them the "worst movies of all time" Trick R Treat is one of those exceptions. Horribly acted, excruciatingly unfunny, mean spirited for no reason, painfully predictable, cliche, overly violent, overly sexualized without a sense of taste or reason without a single character I could even imagine thinking about liking in my wildest dreams. I would rather watch Batman & Robin, Baby Geniuses, Foodfight and Twilight on marathon for 3 days than watch this pathetic and insulting excuse for a "horror comedy"
That movie was indeed a let down, but I didn't hate it for being mean spirited for no reason or overly violent (I love fictional violence) but just the story itself wasn't to my liking. Lol but I damn sure wouldn't choose Twilight over it :)
@callous_adherent: Its one of the great mysteries of the universe. And its not like he's making hit movies, their terrible movies that are more often than not box office failures. Even when they do make money its mostly due to people telling their friends they have to see how awful it is.
I'm starting to think his first few successes were just flukes, or him taking credit for what was largely other people's works. Because everything he touched since then has ranged from garbage to a cinematic holocaust.
Trick R' Treat, without a doubt. There are several movies I hate that others love, but rarely do I call them the "worst movies of all time" Trick R Treat is one of those exceptions. Horribly acted, excruciatingly unfunny, mean spirited for no reason, painfully predictable, cliche, overly violent, overly sexualized without a sense of taste or reason without a single character I could even imagine thinking about liking in my wildest dreams. I would rather watch Batman & Robin, Baby Geniuses, Foodfight and Twilight on marathon for 3 days than watch this pathetic and insulting excuse for a "horror comedy"
That movie was indeed a let down, but I didn't hate it for being mean spirited for no reason or overly violent (I love fictional violence) but just the story itself wasn't to my liking. Lol but I damn sure wouldn't choose Twilight over it :)
What's that movie about? I've never heard of trick or treat.
@those_eyes: Its a horror anthology movie, tho I don't see how its over rated. At best its a cult hit. I'm not even sure it showed in theaters and if it did it was far from a wide release. I don't think its bad by direct to video cult movie standards, by no means great but pretty much the quality you'd expect.
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