Movies you hated that everyone else seems to love...

[Rasan]

Pac was cool in above the rim as well imo.

 

[T-Rip]

^^^ forgot about that one, the plot itself was wack to me but his role was pretty good.

 

[ColdBlooded]

Rounders

 

[encho20]

Cloverfield

 

[ColdBlooded]

Cloverfield

People liked Colverfield?

 

[DubbC415]

I didnt think it was that bad, definitely not as dope as it could have been

 

[MaKaVeLi_420]

Burn after reading was a flop. But i found the dialogue in No Country compelling, i thought it was perfect thru 90% of the movie. The only dialogue that fell flat was Tommy Lee Jones' character explaining his dreams at the end. And was ur beef with the ending not showing Moss getting killed?

To this day i still am wondering what Woody Harrelson's character meant when he says that he counted the floors from the outside of the building, and noticed there was one less inside the building. (maybe he counts 13 and there are only 12 on the inside? something to do with bad luck?)


overrated movie for me is Wedding Crashers, i hate that movie with a fucking passion. Ok great, we get it, a "bad-mouth" granny and a weird faggy brother. Real funny. It was a stupid love story, and of course it was barely held together by the 4 funny lines Vince Vaughn had and a predictable Will Ferrell cameo.

DubbC tommy lee jones' speech at the end was a very important part of the movie. During that speech he reveals that the movie is a metaphor for growing violence. Im kinda in a hurry to explain cuz im busy right now but the way I interpreted is he retired from being a sheriff because he couldn't comprehend the sort of violence and non-sensical killings that javir bardom's character were committing. Remember him talkin about how his mentor used to capture criminals without a pistol?

 

[D-Skrilla]

Watchmen
V for Vendetta

 

[DubbC415]

DubbC tommy lee jones' speech at the end was a very important part of the movie. During that speech he reveals that the movie is a metaphor for growing violence. Im kinda in a hurry to explain cuz im busy right now but the way I interpreted is he retired from being a sheriff because he couldn't comprehend the sort of violence and non-sensical killings that javir bardom's character were committing. Remember him talkin about how his mentor used to capture criminals without a pistol?

Oh yeah im not saying it wasnt important, i get why he was explaining that, he opened the movie with that monologue and then ended it with one, wrapping up his feelings for the current times. My point is that what he was saying was lost at that point, that it didnt achieve the dramatic feeling it was supposed to. It was a good point to end the movie at, but the movie had already peaked and dropped, and him saying that then didnt pack the punch it was supposed to.

 

[caff]

waynes world

 

[DubbC415]

^^^ur only saying that cuz its on VH1 right now

 

[caff]

naw dog, i didnt know it was on cable... i hate that movie......

 

[MaKaVeLi_420]

Ahhh, gotcha DubbC, I definitely agree I actually remember sorta spacing out during that monologue and had to rewind it to catch everything he said LOL..

 

[DubbC415]

^^^exactly...i dont think it was even the monologue that was the problem, i think it was the timing.

 

[Joey]

Dark Night....Transformers.....

 

[menlohog]

Juno was boring to me.

 

[Jack Tracks]

Wedding Crashers

 

[LurccH918]

the hangover

it had its moments, but it wasnt funny as people were makin it out to be

 

[Grapes Of Wrath]

The X Files: I Want to Believe (2008) = prolly the worst movie ive ever seen in a theater..i mean i know ive seen worse but considering how bad this movie was compared to the first x files movie... and all the material at their disposal from the show.. this movie was epic fail.

 

[LilSmellsWicked]

Movies have gone to shit