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i will start with this

Hudson Hawk



fecking love it and i dont care what anyone else thinks

Never been kissed.

It makes me happy for some reason.

Kung Pow.

Independence Day.

Originally posted by lil bitchiness
Never been kissed.

It makes me happy for some reason.


i love that movie


Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
Kung Pow.

Independence Day.


Kung Pow makes me constantly laugh

Independence Day, one of few Will Smith's films I like

I wouldn't say I love it but....

Godzilla 1998

Don't necessarily "love" these, but...

Big Daddy
The Beach
Cloverfield
The Weather Man
Burn After Reading

Big Daddy
Masters Of The Universe
Timecop

Freddy vs. Jason

Halloween (2007)
Quantum of Solace
License to Kill

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Resident Evil Apocalypse

wait... people hate Big Daddy?

Transformers 2

I LOVE INDEPENDENCE DAY

Originally posted by amity75
i will start with this

Hudson Hawk



fecking love it and i dont care what anyone else thinks Love it.

Doomsday is one I know a lot of people didn't like. Oh and The Village.

The Wizard

scary movie 3
and the matrix sequels

Cable Guy
Balls of Fury
Swordfish
Gone in 60 seconds
star wars prequels
avp-r

Originally posted by MildPossession
Doomsday is one I know a lot of people didn't like. Oh and The Village.

Yep...Don't like either of those...Especially the village...Which I rate as the worst film ever (that i've seen)

Fools Gold
Hostel

I too like the Star Wars prequels.

My little guilty pleasures...


Batman and Robin.

The Village.

Death Proof.

Dawn of the Dead (the remake)

Twilight.

Why would you watch the village more than once? The entire thing hinges on the stupid twist...Once you know it then why would you bother watching it again?

Ah yes, I also really like Snyder's Dawn of the Dead.

Yeah, with the remake of Dawn of the Dead there were a lot of Romero fanboys blowing shit all over. Meh, I personally like the gore and the explosions.

the star wars prequals
halloween (2007)
Quantum of Solace
Independence Day

Star Wars prequals.



Ang Lee's "Hulk". Better than the neweset one.

Independence Day
Shawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead (remake)
Mystery Men
Haven
Push

Originally posted by D-Wag
Independence Day
Shawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead (remake)
Mystery Men
Haven
Push

Everyone I know really likes Shaun of the Dead/I've never heard anyone bash it/it rules! What are you talking about? Even critics loved it, it got great reviews (91% on rottentomatoes).

Originally posted by dadudemon
Star Wars prequals.



Ang Lee's "Hulk". Better than the neweset one.

don't agree on star wars but i definetly luv the ang lee hulk.very underrated

I never met that thing!

Originally posted by WhoopeeDee
Yeah, with the remake of Dawn of the Dead there were a lot of Romero fanboys blowing shit all over. Meh, I personally like the gore and the explosions.

I'm a Romero 'fanboy', and I positively love both the Night and Dawn remakes.

My guilty pleasures, or films mauled by the critics and even box office alike:

Congo
The Phantom
The Rocketeer
Return of the Living Dead: Part 2
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Predator 2
Outlaw
An American Werewolf In Paris
California Man
Hocus Pocus
The Police Academy franchise
The Carry On franchise
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Jaws 2 & 3
Walking Tall (remake)
Welcome to the Jungle
Passenger 57
Most 80s & 90s Arnie films
Double Team
John Carpenter's Vampires
House 2
Rambo franchise
Deep Blue Sea
House on Haunted Hill (remake)
Ghost Ship
Undead
Young Sherlock Holmes
S.W.A.T.
28 Weeks Later
Night at the Museum
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 : Dream Warriors
Hellraiser 2: Hellbound
Nightbreed
Problem Child 1 & 2
Exorcist : Domimion
The Relic
Robin Hood: Men In Tights
Jungle Book (1994)
Deep Rising
The Mummy Returns
Zoolander
Wrong Turn
Evil Aliens
Drop Dead Fred
....

Cloverfield
Rocky IV
Punisher: War Zone
Mortal Kombat

Dawn of the Dead remake was one I liked, and got mostly good remarks from what I've seen. And definitely Shaun of the Dead shouldn't be in this topic, most people like Shaun of the Dead!

I agree with Quantum of Solace, I liked it a lot too.

Originally posted by gobstakid777
don't agree on star wars but i definetly luv the ang lee hulk.very underrated

no offence but, Ang Lee's Hulk sucked ass, had they taken out Nick frigin Nolte it might be good.
The new hulk movie was Wayyyy better, that is why they made it as if Ang Lee's never happened.

Oh, I also liked The Mummy and The Mummy Returns.

Originally posted by gobstakid777
don't agree on star wars but i definetly luv the ang lee hulk.very underrated

That's alright. That still makes you 50% cool.

Spider-Man 3. :P

People don't seem to like What Dreams May Come either, but that might be due to most of the people I know not knowing it exists.

Originally posted by dadudemon
That's alright. That still makes you 50% cool.
alright fine,even the 2nd and 3rd were pretty good,but that first one,with that annoying-ass young anakin skywalker and the beyond-the-impossible anoying jar jar binks.do u know how annoying a charcter must be in order to make a movie w/ fricking darth maul suck

Originally posted by darthmaul1
no offence but, Ang Lee's Hulk sucked ass, had they taken out Nick frigin Nolte it might be good.
The new hulk movie was Wayyyy better, that is why they made it as if Ang Lee's never happened.
how did it suck ass.good plot,good actors,good cgi,and it definetely did have some good fight scenes.and nick nolte and his mad scientist crazyness only added to the awesome

Originally posted by gobstakid777
alright fine,even the 2nd and 3rd were pretty good,but that first one,with that annoying-ass young anakin skywalker and the beyond-the-impossible anoying jar jar binks.do u know how annoying a charcter must be in order to make a movie w/ fricking darth maul suck

The story in episode 1, was good, and the effects were great, and darth maul rocked. I actually have this my 2nd favorite, just because of darth maul and the lightsaber fights.
Yes Jar Jar was quite annoying, he is even more annoying in the CGI clone wars and any episodes with him are crap. That is why the cartoon clone wars from a few years ago is much better I don't think jar jar is even in it? ahmed best who played him is a tool, (he actually said there has never been a real comic character in a star wars movie) umm how about C-3po and R2?
You just have to block him out and don't let him get to you, and remember he was there for the kids, just like the ewoks, they were pretty annoying too, although not as much as jar jar.

As i said about the hulk, take nick nolte out and don't put his story into it and it may of been a good movie, but with the new one bruce's GF (liv tyler) hadn't seen him change. so the first movie is thrown out.

Originally posted by jaden101
Why would you watch the village more than once?

Because it's FRIGGIN awesome and YOU suck for not liking it.

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
People don't seem to like What Dreams May Come either, but that might be due to most of the people I know not knowing it exists.


That was a good film.

o brother, where art thou.

i love this fim - but most of my friends look at me cross-eyed if i try to make them watch it.

and most old movies. movies that have the "old movie" pacing [which is a lot, lot slower than the two minute dialogue/five minute action/thirty second bridge stuff we get today.

I run into people once in a great blue moon who dont like Footloose which is one of my top 5 favorites.

Originally posted by wicker_man
I'm a Romero 'fanboy', and I positively love both the Night and Dawn remakes.

My guilty pleasures, or films mauled by the critics and even box office alike:

Congo
The Phantom
The Rocketeer
Return of the Living Dead: Part 2
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Predator 2
Outlaw
An American Werewolf In Paris
California Man
Hocus Pocus
The Police Academy franchise
The Carry On franchise
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Jaws 2 & 3
Walking Tall (remake)
Welcome to the Jungle
Passenger 57
Most 80s & 90s Arnie films
Double Team
John Carpenter's Vampires
House 2
Rambo franchise
Deep Blue Sea
House on Haunted Hill (remake)
Ghost Ship
Undead
Young Sherlock Holmes
S.W.A.T.
28 Weeks Later
Night at the Museum
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 : Dream Warriors
Hellraiser 2: Hellbound
Nightbreed
Problem Child 1 & 2
Exorcist : Dominion
The Relic
Robin Hood: Men In Tights
Jungle Book (1994)
Deep Rising
The Mummy Returns
Zoolander
Wrong Turn
Evil Aliens
Drop Dead Fred
....

Also want to add:

House By The Cemetary
Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
The 13th Warrior
Mystery Men
Home Alone 3
The Army of Darkness: Evil Dead 3
Bad Taste
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie
Super Mario Brothers
Alien Autopsy
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 & 2
The Scorpion King
Around the World In Eighty Days (1999)
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Behind Enemy Lines
Doomsday
Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2
Ali G In Da House
Childs Play 3
The Frightners
Jurassic Park 3
Wes Craven's Wishmaster
Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (original)
& The Witches

Yay for Doomsday. *kiss*

Originally posted by MildPossession
Yay for Doomsday. *kiss*

Aww from you I'm honoured.

I remember The Witches. Great kids movie, I thought.

I dunno about the reception of it by critics, but one of my all time will always be Fifth Element.

Originally posted by wicker_man
Also want to add:

House By The Cemetary
Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
The 13th Warrior
Mystery Men
Home Alone 3
The Army of Darkness: Evil Dead 3
Bad Taste
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie
Super Mario Brothers
Alien Autopsy
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 & 2
The Scorpion King
Around the World In Eighty Days (1999)
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Behind Enemy Lines
Doomsday
Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2
Ali G In Da House
Childs Play 3
The Frightners
Jurassic Park 3
Wes Craven's Wishmaster
Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (original)
& The Witches

You named four movies that shouldn't be on there: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles(original), MMPR The Movie, Willy Wonka, and Bad Taste.

Mystery Men too, underrated film.

Originally posted by Mr. Rhythmic
You named four movies that shouldn't be on there: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles(original), MMPR The Movie, Willy Wonka, and Bad Taste.

Well Roald Dahl didn't like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - so much so he wouldn't sell the rights to the second book, and it's box office performance was deemed less then desirable, like many similar films it's only become popular in recent years.

Ask most Lord of the Rings fans what they think of the likes of Bad Taste, Brain Dead and Meet The Feebles and the large majority will not believe it's from the same director.

Teenage Mutant Turtles, most hardcore fans didn't like the watered down-ness of the movies.

And Power Rangers well it was hardly a movie for the critic was it?

Originally posted by wicker_man
Well Roald Dahl didn't like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - so much so he wouldn't sell the rights to the second book, and it's box office performance was deemed less then desirable, like many similar films it's only become popular in recent years.

Except that not only is the film generally deemed superior to the book(which I agree with), but it's considered to be one of the best fantasy films ever. I don't know a single person who doesn't love that movie.




That's not necessarily a bad thing.




I know a lot of Turtle fans(including myself) that love the first film's interpretation.




Nostalgia ftw.

Originally posted by Mr. Rhythmic
Except that not only is the film generally deemed superior to the book(which I agree with), but it's considered to be one of the best fantasy films ever. I don't know a single person who doesn't love that movie.




That's not necessarily a bad thing.




I know a lot of Turtle fans(including myself) that love the first film's interpretation.




Nostalgia ftw.

You'll always get those hardcore fans who'll prefer the original work(s), this is a case I've seen many-a-time with fans of the likes of Dahl, Rowling, Crichton and of course King (et. all). I've come across many-a-people who'll despite Wilder and co. best efforts will stay faithful to the book and even pick holes in the silver screen adaptation.

Bad Taste (along with Brain Dead and Meet The Feebles) are those films that are so bad they're good, and from a critical perception you'll find most critics discussing Jackson's career mentioning this it wasn't until Heavenly Creatures he began and indeed the movie world began to take him seriously.

As for TMNT again like my point on Willy Wonka you'll have those who'll stay fiercely loyal to the original incarnation - in this case comics.

And yes whilst I love Power Rangers it was hardly a critical success with many a parent bored out of their skull having to sit through it with their offspring. And unlike say Toy Story or The Goonies it's not a film many people will own up to even possessing.

I love The Rocky Horror Picture Show. I've been watching it ever since I was in high school.

Everyone else I know seems to hate it.

Walk like a man.

matrix reloaded and revolutions. somehow the plot got all convoluted from all the "philosophical" references or whatnot. but i loved the first one enough to watch the rest of the stuff.

Originally posted by wicker_man
I'm a Romero 'fanboy', and I positively love both the Night and Dawn remakes.

My guilty pleasures, or films mauled by the critics and even box office alike:

Congo
The Phantom
The Rocketeer
Return of the Living Dead: Part 2
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Predator 2
Outlaw
An American Werewolf In Paris
California Man
Hocus Pocus
The Police Academy franchise
The Carry On franchise
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Jaws 2 & 3
Walking Tall (remake)
Welcome to the Jungle
Passenger 57
Most 80s & 90s Arnie films
Double Team
John Carpenter's Vampires
House 2
Rambo franchise
Deep Blue Sea
House on Haunted Hill (remake)
Ghost Ship
Undead
Young Sherlock Holmes
S.W.A.T.
28 Weeks Later
Night at the Museum
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 : Dream Warriors
Hellraiser 2: Hellbound
Nightbreed
Problem Child 1 & 2
Exorcist : Domimion
The Relic
Robin Hood: Men In Tights
Jungle Book (1994)
Deep Rising
The Mummy Returns
Zoolander
Wrong Turn
Evil Aliens
Drop Dead Fred
....

I remember you from the Horror forum and you never came across me as a "fanboy"

I'm not trying to butter you up...but I like your list.

Originally posted by wicker_man
You'll always get those hardcore fans who'll prefer the original work(s), this is a case I've seen many-a-time with fans of the likes of Dahl, Rowling, Crichton and of course King (et. all). I've come across many-a-people who'll despite Wilder and co. best efforts will stay faithful to the book and even pick holes in the silver screen adaptation.

Bad Taste (along with Brain Dead and Meet The Feebles) are those films that are so bad they're good, and from a critical perception you'll find most critics discussing Jackson's career mentioning this it wasn't until Heavenly Creatures he began and indeed the movie world began to take him seriously.

As for TMNT again like my point on Willy Wonka you'll have those who'll stay fiercely loyal to the original incarnation - in this case comics.

And yes whilst I love Power Rangers it was hardly a critical success with many a parent bored out of their skull having to sit through it with their offspring. And unlike say Toy Story or The Goonies it's not a film many people will own up to even possessing.

In all of that, you're mentioning minor groups.

Originally posted by Mr. Rhythmic
In all of that, you're mentioning minor groups.

I'm mentioning first-hand experiences there.

Also back on topic want to add:

Batman & Robin
Batman Forever

Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.

Originally posted by wicker_man
I'm mentioning first-hand experiences there.

Also back on topic want to add:

Batman & Robin
Batman Forever

How can you enjoy those movies?

Originally posted by darthmaul1
How can you enjoy those movies?

In exactly the same way I can enjoy any movie.

Originally posted by wicker_man
In exactly the same way I can enjoy any movie.

After smoking a couple of bowls?


awesome

Resident Evil Degeneration

Final Fantasy VII Advent Children

Originally posted by gobstakid777
how did it suck ass.good plot,good actors,good cgi,and it definetely did have some good fight scenes.and nick nolte and his mad scientist crazyness only added to the awesome

Ang Lee's Hulk Is like taking a strong sleeping pill

Man, alot you guys are listing are ones I like too (as well as some that make me cringe).

I don't exactly have my finger on the pulse of.....anything, but I believe I've heard naysayers for some of my enjoyments below:

Super Mario Bros.
Tank Girl
Red Sonja (c'mon, cheesy bad times)
Bruce Campbell's Alien Apocalypse (people's heads bitten off = FUNNY)
Alien 3 (I really dug the downer minimalistic aspect, and poetic ending)
Jackie Brown (WTF haters?!)
Naked Lunch
Dead & Breakfast (can't believe some people didn't like it)
The Cave (unsuprising monster story, but AWESOME underwater caves)
Hills Have Eyes 2 (remake) (I liked the second one alot)
Prince Caspian (I liked the despair, hoplessness & character flaws)
Elf (it was cute)
Freeway (Reese Whitherspoon) (awesome trash)
Cabin Boy (Chris Elliott FTW)
Little Nicky
Corky Romano (was also cute)
Norm MacDonald movies (Dirty Work & Screwed)
Last of the Mohicans (back up off of my hawt Daniel-day! let me have my lady-moment!)
The Shadow (I don't know if people like this or not, but I never hear them talk about it anymore, and it's an awesome movie)
____________
and I'd like to endorse these movies you guys have listed as indeed AWESOME!! (or at least ok):

Kung Pow (LOVE !!!)
Never been kissed (girly fun)
Godzilla 1998 (is fine, despite over use of French-jibing)
Cloverfield (in spite of annoying whining stars is AWESOME)
Cable Guy (IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE movies of all time)
Death Proof (CANNOT believe some people did't like. genius!)
Deep Blue Sea (smart sharks + Samuel Jackson = WIN)
House on Haunted Hill (remake) (Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen, Chris Kattan MADE this movie awesome)
28 Weeks Later (I actually prefer this over the first one)
Deep Rising (another all time favorite)
Zoolander (Merman. It's MERMAN!)
House By The Cemetary (LOVE the suprise inappropriate eye-super-closeups)
Jeepers Creepers (was effing creepy)

I've heard way more positive and good fandom than bad for these: Shaun of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead remake, Mystery Men, John Carpenter's Vampires, Army of Darkness so I'm not including those.

Red Sonja droolio

all of Mel Brooks moviesmhmm]
The Resident Evil series
The Bank Job
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Belowhaermm]
im sure there's a few others that im forgetting mmm

Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai : Across the 8th Dimension

Most people either adore it or think it's a worthless piece of shit.



Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.

I'm with you there. Love that movie.

i really liked pearl harbor!

joe dirt. i love it, everyone else hates it

Star Wars prequels.

How do three films combined to gross about $2.3 billion worldwide, and no one seems to like them? Even when they continue to make money on DVD sales and the like...
Just goes to show how loud the haters can be.

#1 on my list would be GI JOE rise of cobra (i frigin loved this movie and IMO was the best most entertaining movie of 2009)
Cable Guy (Jim's funniest movie)
Balls of Fury (Love the humor in this one)
AVP (unrated edition is pretty good)
Terminator 3 (good addition to the story)
Tokyo Drift, (far better than the first one.)
the island

Originally posted by roughrider
Star Wars prequels.

How do three films combined to gross about $2.3 billion worldwide, and no one seems to like them? Even when they continue to make money on DVD sales and the like...
Just goes to show how loud the haters can be.

I like them too and I was sad when qui gon died (he seems to get a lot of grief) and jar jar in 1 was great Never seen the old ones though so I don't know what fanboys are comparing the new films to.

Withnail and I, hilarious film with Richard E Grant, Richard Griffiths and Paul Mcgann but hardly anyone has ever heard of it


And the third x men film as well as xmen origins wolverine, I don't understand why their so hated?

- Pearl Harbor
- Some like it Hot(1959), it's old but really nice
- Superman Returns

Trying to think of films that sit low on RottenTomatoes:

F4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer (thought it was a large improvement on the first film)

Originally posted by Omgu8mynewt
I like them too and I was sad when qui gon died (he seems to get a lot of grief) and jar jar in 1 was great Never seen the old ones though so I don't know what fanboys are comparing the new films to.

Withnail and I, hilarious film with Richard E Grant, Richard Griffiths and Paul Mcgann but hardly anyone has ever heard of it


And the third x men film as well as xmen origins wolverine, I don't understand why their so hated?

You have never seen episodes 4 5 and 6???????
What is wrong with you? how can you watch the prequals and not continue the story to the end?

It looks very bad. They fight way too slow

I'm going to add Ready to Rumble and Dude where is my car.

Originally posted by xJLxKing
It looks very bad. They fight way too slow

That's the point i think #4 you had old ben in 5 you had young just took a lesson Luke and 6 it was sped up.

paranormal activity
sw ep 1+3
sw return/jedi (my fav of the prequels)
kill bill 1
blair witch 1
collateral
mortal kombat 2 (thought it was better than pt 1)

Tarantino, Cohen Brothers, and Wes Anderson films

Originally posted by WickedDynamite
I'm going to add Ready to Rumble and Dude where is my car.

I LOVE Dude where's my car? Makes me crack up every time, along with Waynes World too


Wtf, just noticed Underworld 1 has a rotten tomato score of 30%, wth is with that?

Originally posted by darthmaul1
You have never seen episodes 4 5 and 6???????
What is wrong with you? how can you watch the prequals and not continue the story to the end?

yeah really.how can ANYONE watch those god awful prequals and not finish watching the origianl classics to see them through to the end.

Eraser

The Royal Tenenbaums

Originally posted by Mr Parker
yeah really.how can ANYONE watch those god awful prequals and not finish watching the origianl classics to see them through to the end.

You thought the prequals were god awful? i really enjoyed them and i grew up with the originals. although Empire is still the best.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
paranormal activity
sw ep 1+3
sw return/jedi (my fav of the prequels)
kill bill 1
blair witch 1
collateral
mortal kombat 2 (thought it was better than pt 1)

people hate Paranormal Activity?

I don't





I love Date Movie





yeah I love it


...and i did found some of Meet the Spartans funny

Epic Movie... and all others are a piece of sh*t though


Of the top of my head:
- Mortal Kombat 2 ( much better than first... in a way)
- Batman Forever... and Batman and Robin (Arnold's one liners... Priceless... I must say I like Batman and Robin a lot more than Forever)
- Charlie's Angels (1&2)
- Godzilla (98)
- Dude, where's my car
- Tank Girl (how can anyone not love this movie... It's absolutely brilliant)
- FF4: RotSS (m,uch, much better than first)
- Kung Pow
- Little Nicky
- Joe Dirt

I didn't know people didn't like Cloverfield... I love it
Jeepers Creepers... Ppl didn't like that one either... what's wrong with "people"





Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
i really liked pearl harbor!

eww... gross!

I've never walked out of a movie, I almost did with this one... If I hadn't paid for it, I would have... I felt asleep though... that has never happened to me... not until I watched this snoozefest of a movie

Originally posted by K.Diddy
Ang Lee's Hulk Is like taking a strong sleeping pill



I stand corrected

I for one, loved The Punisher:Warzone(my 2nd favorite movie of all time). Most people seems to hate a good straight up action movie.

Terminator Salvation,I think people just hate it because Arnold is not one of the main characters.

Godzilla - 100%
Titanic - 0%
Epic Movie - 5.5%
Stargate - 100%

Just to get my taste of movies

just thought of one.
Electra.

Stargate

French Kiss

Spawn, Transformers 2

I love the movie May, but most of my friends hate it.

Also, I really enjoy The Punisher (one with Tom Jane), lots of people seem to dislike that one.

I too enjoy The Punisher with Jane, but I'm the only one that has either seen it or likes it.

Saw it, it was OK.

Originally posted by BackFire
I love the movie May, but most of my friends hate it.

Also, I really enjoy The Punisher (one with Tom Jane), lots of people seem to dislike that one. The reason I don't like it is because the Punisher is suppose to be heartless not with a heart.

Originally posted by Sabu935
Terminator Salvation,I think people just hate it because Arnold is not one of the main characters.

I thoroughly enjoyed Salvation. Much better than the shitfest that was Terminator 3.

Originally posted by The Butcher
The reason I don't like it is because the Punisher is suppose to be heartless not with a heart.

That is a mis-characterization of The Punisher.

I quite enjoyed the movie, too, btw. I thought it captured him rather well

Originally posted by LanceWindu
I thoroughly enjoyed Salvation. Much better than the shitfest that was Terminator 3. I didn't think 4 was bad,better than 2 i thought.

Originally posted by The Butcher
better than 2 i thought.

Let me have a guess the second movie was missing the grittiness like which the first movie had which many other people have mentioned on this forum have mentioned.

Originally posted by Kazenji
Let me have a guess the second movie was missing the grittiness like which the first movie had which many other people have mentioned on this forum have mentioned. Haven't seen the first one yet.

Originally posted by LanceWindu
I thoroughly enjoyed Salvation. Much better than the shitfest that was Terminator 3.

yeah Salvation was much better than shitfest Terminater 3.I didnt want to see Terminater salvation originally because of T3 and wouldnt have if Bale wasnt in the movie more than likely.

I liked Bad Boys 2.

I thought it was hilarious and fun. Martin Lawrence is brilliant in that scene where he accidentally takes ecstacy.

The Punisher didn't feel like a movie about The Punisher of the comics, to me. It just felt like an action movie featuring a guy dressed as The Punisher. That said, I agree that it's a mischaractisation that he is meant to be some heartless killer. It's precisely because he has a heart that he becomes The Punisher.

Originally posted by Mr Parker
just thought of one.
Electra.

You like Elektra, one of the most butchered comic book movies of all time, yet you've maintained an almost eight year long hate campaign against Spider-Man for having organic webshooters? As long as I've been here, nobody has continually surprised me more than you.

-AC

I liked BB2 also. Elektra? I tried watching it, ended up throwing it across the living room.

I can definitely understand why people wouldn't like it.

It's a massively flawed movie, but enough of it clicked with me as a comedy that I ended up liking it. That said, I don't understand why a lot of critics thought it was "too cruel". That's one criticism I don't get. I get that it's relatively plotless and relies on explosions (Which isn't enough for me, thus why the comedy is what I got out of it), which isn't good, but I don't get how it's too cruel.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
The Punisher didn't feel like a movie about The Punisher of the comics, to me. It just felt like an action movie featuring a guy dressed as The Punisher. That said, I agree that it's a mischaractisation that he is meant to be some heartless killer. It's precisely because he has a heart that he becomes The Punisher.

-AC

I guess it was a bit lighter than most of the comics, I did think it captured an aspect of him. It was definitely not the Garth Ennis Punisher, but it shouldn't need to be. I thought at least it was a movie with some potential, and pretty fun to watch.

I think it mostly comes down to the fact that it wasn't as gritty as it needed to be (For me personally), and I don't think Thomas Jane was the best choice.

He's a solid actor, I just don't think the role was for him. Not on a physical level or on a conceptual level.

Regarding the latter claim, it's like he thought: "Right, gonna play a normal guy and then OH NO! Family dead. Better become gruff voiced and distant.". It didn't feel like a man who had fallen from a place in life where he was happy, and through his anger and sadness, decided to take up this mantle of The Punisher. It didn't feel like he came across as a man who believes he has no other options.

In the comics, I don't feel like The Punisher ever had the thought: "This would be a GREAT time to become a costumed vigilante...". He just...did. It was like a reflex.

-AC

What did you think of the Fantastic Four movies?

I've created better things than those movies on the toilet after a big dinner.

-AC

Originally posted by Selphie
Tarantino, Cohen Brothers, and Wes Anderson films

lolwut? People love Tarantino and Coen.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I think it mostly comes down to the fact that it wasn't as gritty as it needed to be (For me personally), and I don't think Thomas Jane was the best choice.

He's a solid actor, I just don't think the role was for him. Not on a physical level or on a conceptual level.

Regarding the latter claim, it's like he thought: "Right, gonna play a normal guy and then OH NO! Family dead. Better become gruff voiced and distant.". It didn't feel like a man who had fallen from a place in life where he was happy, and through his anger and sadness, decided to take up this mantle of The Punisher. It didn't feel like he came across as a man who believes he has no other options.

In the comics, I don't feel like The Punisher ever had the thought: "This would be a GREAT time to become a costumed vigilante...". He just...did. It was like a reflex.

-AC

Yeah, I can agree with that. I still didn't think it was a gross misinterpretation, definitlely not one of the worst comic adaptations.Originally posted by AverageSavage
lolwut? People love Tarantino and Coen.

Yeah, I don't think people hate Wes Anderson either.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I've created better things than those movies on the toilet after a big dinner.

-AC With a far more consistent plot too I bet.

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is one of my guilty pleasures. All of my friends, and, especially, my wife, abhor this film.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
With a far more consistent plot too I bet.

The Fantastic Four films had a consistent plot...they were just shit. So, being consistent didn't exactly benefit them.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
The Fantastic Four films had a consistent plot...they were just shit. So, being consistent didn't exactly benefit them.

-AC Never mind, it was a failed joke about poop consistency.

Same as Matt on the Bill & Ted movies, also Steven Segal flicks.

The FF movies were shit to me because they so destroyed one of the greatest, and coolest, villains in all of comic books and turned him into a throw away dork with none of his brilliance, arrogance, or presence.

Two words: Street Fighter.

It was one of the worst casting decisions Marvel ever made (Vinnie Jones being the worst). Well, not casting maybe...just portrayals. I dunno how Julian McMahon would have done if he acted him properly.

-AC

I love the Dolph Lungren Punisher, though most think it's shit; it rightfully is, but I still love it.

Showdown in little Tokyo, Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.

Originally posted by Robtard
I love the Dolph Lungren Punisher, though most think it's shit; it rightfully is, but I still love it.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Showdown in little Tokyo, Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.

I love those ^ films.

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Two films I loved as a kid (and still do) but don't get much love:

Remo Williams : The Adventure begins
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Hudson Hawk
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Dude wheres my car
Galaxy Quest
All 3 Feast movies
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
The Beastmaster
Howard the Duck
The Leprechaun
Ninja III
Warriors Of Virtue

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I think it mostly comes down to the fact that it wasn't as gritty as it needed to be (For me personally), and I don't think Thomas Jane was the best choice.


Thats why i liked the War Zone movie for the Grittiness cept most of the violence was a bit over the top.

Reality Bites
Constantine
Legends of the Fall
Max Payne
Saw's
12 Rounds

Howard the Duck!! It's classically bad, but so good! haha

King Kong
Hannibal Rising

Originally posted by sixella 34
King Kong


Which one?

Chopper

Originally posted by Kazenji
Which one?


2005 make with Jack Black
directed by Peter Jackson

Originally posted by sixella 34
2005 make with Jack Black
directed by Peter Jackson

I'll never understand the hate on that movie.

I really like Cast Away and in my opinion it is the best movie by Tom Hanks in his career but I don't know why but my friends just hate this movie. They think its pace is very slow and is very boring.

Masters of the Universe.

http://www.literalremains.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/the_funhouse_film.jpg

I can't tell you (yes you) how many times I've heard people b*tch and moan about how shitty this movie is. Look, Tobe Hooper will never top the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, so people should'nt go out calling his other movies "shit" just because they don't measure up to his masterpiece. If you don't Like The Fun House, stop watching horror films and go f*ck yourself.

Aliens
The Hangover

Neverending story 3

Originally posted by Spartan005
Aliens
The Hangover

Huh

People hate Aliens?.... since when.

The Jerky Boys (1995)

http://raredvd.webs.com/jerky%20boys.jpg

Here's one movie I don't really think that many people hate, because I don't think that many people have seen it. But... I am fairly confident that if most people saw it, they would think it's detestable. I was a fan of these guys' prank-call albums since I was a wee-kid, so I guess that explains why I like this POS.

Originally posted by Spartan005
Aliens
The Hangover

These are movies that everyone loves...

Originally posted by Kazenji
Which one? The one with the ****in monkey.

Originally posted by Spartan005
Aliens
The Hangover


i didn't care much for the hangover


love aliens though

My point was that both films are extremely popular/well-liked by a lot of people.

Aliens was epic. Didn't care for the hangover.

Originally posted by SnakeEyes
My point was that both films are extremely popular/well-liked by a lot of people.

Gattaca

Originally posted by OnlyCoolMovies
Gattaca
Non-sense: Gattaca was AWESOME.


People that hate on it are just poopooheads.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Non-sense: Gattaca was AWESOME.


People that hate on it are just poopooheads.

Totally agree, though I wasn't aware that everyone hates Gattaca...

Yeah, people are confusing underrated films with ones everyone hates.