Originally posted by Dr Will Hatch
Hancock is a big one. It had a really interesting premise, and it was handling that premise pretty well until that weird ass third act where we find out who he really is. Then it just falls apart.
- Hancock is possibly the worst offender on this topic in film history, though I will say a contender is...
-...Spectre. The opening tracking shot sequence and the train fight with Bautista are career highlights for 007, and the movie is shot beautifully throughout. Unfortunately, once James and Madelynne (spelling?) go to Ernst Cristoff Stavros Steve Andersen Blofeld-Oberhauser II's secret lair the movie's plot takes a nosedive with the Star Trek Into Darkness villain reveal and Bond turning into a super soldier with Robocop firearms accuracy.
- I will nominate Flight as having one of the best 1st acts in cinema and then devolving into a character drama/legal procedural in acts 2 and 3, though that is the premise of the whole movie. Possibly the best crash/disaster sequence in film thought at the beginning.
Originally posted by Omac9
Law Abiding Citizen....worst third act in movie history.
Didn't think about this one. Doesn't Gerard Butler take a massive heel turn and just start murdering everyone that even works with Jamie Foxx but didn't even have anything to do with his wife and kid's case? Or is it how Jamie Foxx outsmarted Butler?