Bird Box.
Also I thought that Hubie Halloween was kind of fun lol.
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Avatar the Last Airbender. I liked the cartoon, but the live action movie was so painful I couldn't stand more then a few minutes of it.
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So you didn't even get to the earthbending scene? At least six earthbenders do a complex 30 second dance to make a stone the size of a soccer ball rise 4 feet and slowly glide towards the firebenders.
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Does that mean each earthbender can lift one pebble without a dance?
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Well, a nonbender five year old can do that too.
This is the scene I'm talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR2kbOK8i6I start at 1:25 to see the earthbending dance and floating rock.
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Ik, I was just making an estimation on how much power a single earthbender in that scene has lol
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Somewhere between zero and none :P
Unless you are talking about willpower, which was somewhere between nonexistent and nil.
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Many of my friends walked out on this movie. I bypassed it altogether and never watched it.
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Ghostbusters (2016) - My wife and myself decided after 15 minutes of watching that there's no reason to continue watching. Maybe not the worst movie ever made, but in my opinion the worst movie in a franchise ever made.
The Mummy with Tom Cruise gets a close second and we finished watching that one.
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I liked the new Ghostbusters, to be honest, but only because I didn't expect much from it. The old movies are kinda put on a pedestal because many of us watched and loved them as children. Watching them as an adult, they're incredibly stupid, especially the second one. And while they do still hold a place in my heart, I feel that Ghostbusters II was the worst in the franchise.
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Ghostbusters II is not great and they pretty much re-did the first movie with a few changes. I watched both movies a few years ago and they still work as well as they did in the 80s in my opinion. I recently watched Coming 2 America and think that it wasn't great or even good, but it did throw in a couple of scenes worth watching. There are a lot of 'sequels' or 'reboots' that happen decades after the original movie and while most of them aren't spectacular they try to deliver a bit of what made the 'original' interesting. I'm not sure what made you feel that Ghostbusters II is stupid, but for me Ghostbusters (2016) was just painful to watch. The scenes seemed to appear in a random order and the characters were extremely cringey. I also didn't expect much, but I have rarely felt like not even watching half of a movie to see if it gets any better. Heck, I even finished The Mummy (2017)...
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Oh, I meant, all three movies are stupid. I didn't necessarily mean that in a bad way. They are just low brow entertainment, the type of thing I would watch when I don't feel like watching something intelligent. You know what I mean? They're dumb movies and meant to be dumb.
I just felt that Ghostbusters (1984) was the best of the lot. Ghostbusters (2016) was a second, while not as good as the first, and Ghostbusters II was terrible. I know personal taste comes into it as well. But once people get past the fact that the main characters are women this time, and treat it as a story in it's own right, it's really not that bad. lol.
I haven't seen The Mummy 2017, so can't judge that one. =)
I have seen some baaaaad films in my time. M Night Shyamalan's The Village being one of them. I watched it in the cinema and saw the ending coming about 15 minutes into the film. And maybe he overdid the twist thing because The Sixth Sense was brilliant. The Village was supposed to have a massive twist at the end, but they didn't credit the viewer with enough intelligence to get it later on. Too many clues were given from the outset. I was bitter about that one because I paid to see it. XD.
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I didn't mind that the main characters were women at all, just the humour was terrible in my opinion. For me it also didn't feel like a proper story, but rather like there were scenes that lined up. I give it credit for the effects. Like you said to each their own.
You don't like the second movie, I find it quite fun to watch. I think the reboot is terrible, you seem to like it. Let's see what we think about Afterlife ;)
P.S. : I didn't mind The Village either :D I did see it coming, but I quite liked the setting.
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I wouldn't have classed any of the Ghostbusters movies as being humourous. Haha! I dunno, they might pull a few wise cracks here and there, but I've always regarded it as silly fun, not actually funny. It might just be a difference in sense of humour though. =)
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If you didn't watch Ghostbusters for the humour though... may I ask what aspect of the movie you enjoyed? I get that the effects were quite cool, but let's be honest: None of them are really made for the high brow crowd. I'm always interested in why people like movies especially for what reasons. For me Aykroyd and Murray stand for the golden age of SNL, so there's that. Plus Murray just takes the cake for playing Wankman... I mean Venkman. I think I see your point ;)
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When I was a child, my parents had a box of kids movies for us to keep us quiet when cousins were visiting. Ghostbusters was in there and so it was one of a number of movies that got basically watched to death. lol. As a child, I thought the Ghostbusters were so awesome. What kid doesn't like stuff like that? lol.
As for the 2016 one, I watched it purely for nostalgia. In fact, some friends and I went to the cinema to see it. When you're not expecting some high brow intelligent film to begin with, there's no possibility for disappointment. All of my group found it enjoyable. No one came out saying "OMG, that was awesome." It wasn't awesome, it was entertaining.
It's a cultural thing with the humour though, I think. I mean, most American romantic comedies don't make me laugh. Normally, they're kinda silly, and I watch them because there's a feel good aspect to them. Just some happy-silly entertainment for an hour or two. =)
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But once people get past the fact that the main characters are women this time
But that was the worst thing about it. Not that they're women, but how that was the main selling point of the movie during promos and pre-release interviews. Call me crazy, but I need to have something more. Something like a good story and likable characters. This movie had none of it. The character of Leslie Jones was downright offensive (I'm a black woman that yells and points out how black I am).
Also, compared to all the other movies, they haven't managed to catch even one ghost........
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I totally agree; I went to see it, having no real interest beforehand and expected a bunch of mom jokes for 2 hours, and only went because of the group that was going to see it. It turned out a lot better than I'd thought it would, and they even spent some time busting ghosts. It was pretty mindless, sure, and all of the jokes landed (some flat on their faces), but I thought it was a solid turn off your brain and enjoy movie. I'm also of the opinion that the only reason people even remember the Ghostbusters movies from the '80s is nostalgia; I thought the pink slime from the second movie was cool, but other than that, it's 2 hours of Bill Murray making dick jokes.
Skipping ahead in the comments a bit, yes, M Night Shyamalan's The Village was terrible. You took a weird, exciting movie and threw in a plot twist that made it boring; that's the exact opposite of what a plot twist is supposed to do.
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I know right? The Village would have been a pretty good film had they just let the audience in on it from the beginning. Pull us into it, but keep the villagers in the dark. It's the whole trying to be clever, but not actually being clever, that ruined that movie.
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You've never seen Highlander 2: The Quickening, then... THAT is the worst movie in a franchise ever made... :P
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I'm still upset that I waited in line for 4 hours to see the first local showing ... and paid to see it.
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Yeah, I saw it opening week as well. I'm grateful that we have Rotten Tomatoes now to prevent me from ever doing that again...
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Damn, I totally forgot about that movie.. for a reason! xD
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Die Hard 5 is one I remember sucking very hard. Or Thor The Dark World.
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I recently watched Die Hard 5.. it was really painfull >.<
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Bait 3D. It's not often I can just turn off a movie without caring about seeing the ending but that one was easy. Some crap about an Australian supermarket that somehow got flooded and infested with sharks. Some badly acted characters with such convoluted and pointless drama between them that you were rooting for the sharks were trapped in there as well I guess. I drew the line when a character was sent into the water in armour made out of shopping baskets to throw a switch and electrocute the sharks and drowned because a hose came out of his mouth.
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One about Troy that I forgot the name. It had a kraken at the end and the costumes may have been bought at the dollar store.
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No, that one is a great movie by comparison.
You made me search for it, the one that I mean is called "Troy: The Odyssey"
You can check the trailer on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5734548/
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Come on pal, "Audition" is preety good :(
Why didn't you enjoy it?
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Btw Tekken is so damn unintentionally funny, cracks me up 😆
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Can't really tell. Horror very often tends to bore me, so I rarely watch this genre. I did watch Audition because it was recommended and I do enjoy Japanese and Korean movies. But not this one.
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Well than it makes sense why you didn't enjoy it, since you'r not a big fan of horror movies and the movie is a little slow.
Só you like asian movies... what did you saw? Maybe i could give you some recomendations 🙂
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A selection of Asian movies I love (ratings of 8 and higher).
Castaway on the Moon
Rashomon
Dangal
Ran
The Lunchbox
3-Iron
Departures
Like Father, Like Son
About Elly
Kagemusha
The Twilight Samurai
A Separation
Dersu Uzala
Eat Drink Man Woman
Red Beard
The Joy Luck Club
The Hidden Blade
But this thread actually was supposed to be about the worst experiences. 😉
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Rashomon, Ran and A Separation are beautiful 😍
You gotta watch:
Woman in the dunes
High and low
Perfect Blue
Like someone in love
Memories of murder
Tokyo story
Late Spring
A Brighter summer Day
Yi yi
In the mood for love
Sorry for ruining the main intention of your post 😅
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I'm using trakt.tv. Here you can check my other ratings etc.: https://trakt.tv/users/silrog/ratings/movies/all/highest?genres=
They have a beta app for iOS, Android follows later. They also support trackers for dozens of systems.
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I'll check it out, the mobile interface seems easy to use on Android.
It would be nice if they had an option to import the ones I've seen from https://www.icheckmovies.com/
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+1
I don't have the patience for movies. The only ones I'll watch are ones with my favourite actresses in them.
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Batman Ninja
its just bad.... not entertaining bad or so bad that its funny... its just bad
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To be honest I wouldn't have watched any of these movies even if you'd paid me to do so :P
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But "Pain and Gain" is the perfect movie for you! ;)
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Freejack 1992; Equilibrium 2002; Ghost in the Shell 2017; Highlander II: The Quickening 1991; Batman Forever 1995; Catwoman 2004; Street Fighter 1994; The Purge 2013; Batman & Robin 1997; The Punisher 1989; The Interview 2014; Sausage Party 2016; Serenity 2005.
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Sunshine 2007; What Women Want 2000; Total Recall 2012; Air 2015; Little Big Man 1970; Wonder Woman 2017; Kingsman: The Secret Service 2014; Black Panther 2018; The Gunman 2015; The Anderson Tapes 1971; Space Adventure Cobra 1982; Robocop 3; The Punisher 2004; Venom 2018; Justice League 2017; Dune 1984; Flesh+Blood 1985; Blade Runner 2049 2017; The Zero Theorem 2013; John Wick: Chapter 2 2017; Heathers 1989; A.I Artificial Intelligence 2001; Ghost Rider 2007; Suicide Squad 2016; Alien: Covenant 2017; Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 2016; Red Sparrow 2018.
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Guess we have different tastes 😅 I liked The purge a lot.
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That's cool. Different strokes for different folks :)
'sides...my criteria changes over time, yet the list less so.
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I like watching trashy movies with friends that we can laugh at... and we had to turn Sausage Party off after 20 minutes. We were like "yeah, we're done here now, let's do something else". Only movie that had that effect on us!
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I'm glad I wasn't the only one with that experience. Not really being a movie person, I expected it to be maybe a kids movie with a bit of adult humor to go over the kids heads but it was way too direct and distasteful. Stormed out after 15 minutes and didn't watch another movie for a couple years after.
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I liked Equilibrium (2002), Kingsman (2014), Blade Runner 2049 (2017) and Sunshine (2007) an awful lot, and I consider them as great movies. I also consider AI, Space Adventure Cobra and Dune an... acquired taste.
It is very curious how somebody can consider them the worst of the worst. But hey, it's a matter of taste I think.
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Yup, those are mostly highly rated.
But hey, it's a matter of taste I think.
Exactly. But also... sometimes I might hate on a movie because of a particular aspect or another that made the whole thing unbearable, so there's that. It's just my personal list after all.
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In case you are wondering about Catwoman, the Gamecube game based on the movie isn't any better.
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Flash+Blood, seriously? Blade Runner 2049? Sunshine? Now I'm really curious about what movies you did enjoy.
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Serenity was the last episode of a canceled series (Firefly), and altogether it was fantastic. I can totally see walking into that one blind and thinking it was stitched-together sci-fi schlock.
Equilibrium was practice for making Ultraviolet (2006), which is good if you want a stylized pure guns & martial arts action movie.
I can't believe you gave Ghost in the Shell one star. Oh it's 2017 yeah, lol.
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OK, you had me at Highlander 2 and Batman Forever ... but lost me with John Wick 2
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I have a spreadsheet where I rate movies, 1-5 though. I have 3 rated 1: "Somos Tão Jovens" (brazilian), The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, and Killers Anonymous.
Man, the last one was so disapointing. I mean, there's Gary Oldman in a movie with a very cool premise (like AA but for killers). But it was really boring, had to try 4 times cause I kept sleeping, awful movie.
From your list, I know I watched a long time ago but FF Tokyo Drift brings nice memories to me. My spreadsheet didn't exist at the time, but if I should rate right now would be probably a 4.
And I know a lot of Transformers movies are bad, but I like action and I never managed to rate them below 2, something always stopped me.
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I'm bad at watching movies, I don't have the attention span to look at a screen and do nothing for 2 hours. So with my limited knowledge of movies I'm going to mention Seed of Chucky. I can't really remember what it was about but it was bad :S
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This thread reminded me how I tend to say to folks that a car crash that I suffered last year (broken spine, left hip and crushed pelvis) was only the second worst thing that happened to me in 2020.
cause I saw Wonder Woman 1984 in December
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At least the car crash was not by choice. What possessed you to watch Wonder Woman 1984?? Didn't you see the trailer? :P
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2020 was a pretty slim year when it came to movie releases (cause covid and all) so I was up for anything. I figured "it can't be that bad", but little did I know..............
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It sure was a poor year for movies (and people, social gatherings, health and governments, as well as doctors and nurses... and well, you know everything but sure was slim pickings for movies)
I actually didn't even like the first movie (yes I'm one of those people) so I wasn't very enthused by the 1984 sequel and let's just say the trailers really sold me on that. I did watch it hoping it would be so bad, it would at least be good for laughs.
It wasn't.
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It's actually a pretty impressive movie when you go with how little thought they put in the script. At one point in the movie, Steve steals a jet plane from a museum and somehow it has fuel. Why would a plane that's in a museum come with fuel? Also, the last time he piloted anything was a propeller plane during WW1 so how can he magically adapt to fly a jet in mere seconds? And let's not forget that part when Diana and he are in Egypt looking for that villain and he just happens to be driving through the same street as them. That one long street. In all of Egypt. That's a lottery-winning stroke of luck right there.
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Haha yeah going in half assed like that, it's most impressive they even managed to finish a movie.
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Speed 2
From Hell It Came was really, really bad. A horror movie involving an evil tree stump.
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This reminded me one, I won't remember the name, but it was a horror movie that was actually interesting, untill they perform a ritual and a goat started talking like a devil. That was so surprising, cause it wasn't a trashy movie, or it dind't seem to be in the beggining. From this moment it was a downhill.
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Was it VVitch perhaps? That one had a talking goat at the end.
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It didn't seemed that new to me, so I checked. It was "Drag me to Hell". Looking now it seems to be really trashy. It was 2009 and I was 17, so probably was trashy from the start or I slept 😅
Can't believe this movie is directed by Raimi! Love the Spider Man trilogy
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"The Bye Bye Man" closely followed by "Rubber" and "Paranormal Activity"
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Doom: Annihilation was so bad, it wasn't even worthy of my usual commentary banter. 🙄
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Think the imp rubber suits might be the highest point of the movie. I like that one that threw a fireball from his crotch
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Was that the only funny scene in the entire film?? Figures I'd blink and miss it. 😐
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i wanted to show you "man in suit". unfortunately all clips i find are the cgi imps from the final fight.
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That is pretty much the norm anymore, because CGI is cheaper than building an elaborate set. Darn shame they didn't make the whole movie CGI-- then all they had to do was hire better voice actors.
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birdemic is really ... well, you know ... one of the worst cgi in movies i've ever seen or 200mph if you need a budget fast and furious movie
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Worst movie I have ever seen? Devil's Due.
This came about because we had seen everything airing in the cinema on that particular month. We were like... "well, we haven't seen it. Might not be too bad." Bear in mind that we had not seen a trailer or synopsis, and we had asked the girl at the booth if it was any good. We got a "yes, it isn't bad" response. Oh boy! lol.
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S. Darko (Donnie Darko sequel) was preeeeetty awful
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There's a sequel?? But that movie doesn't want a sequel... I'm very curious I must admit
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I was excited when I learned about the sequel because I loved the movie as a teenager but oh man. Nothing that made the original movie what it is was there. It's an easy skip and was one of very few movies I wanted to just stop partway through.
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I rated 1628 movies since 2016, these are the trashiest with a rating of 3 or lower. 🤬🤢😭
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