JSmith
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I think all he needed was a royale with cheese and everything would have panned out better...
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Worst movie ever?
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If only Disney would hire Quentin Tarantino to write and direct a Star Wars movie and get out of his way......now that would be something!I think all he needed was a royale with cheese and everything would have panned out better...
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Very funny. I guess great minds......well, maybe just some minds think alike.Bwahahaha...
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Especially liked the actors/actresses in the 2nd one. Amanda Plummer and then Christopher Walken as Yoda. Great casting.
I've suggested everything with Liam Neeson as a collective worst, but I almost feel that way about ... what's his name again? Harrison Ford. I haven't managed to stay awake right through any of the original Star Wars trilogy. My god that cockpit scene with Chewbacca, it just wouldn't end. By comparison, Phantom Menace was a masterpiece, wooden acting and all. Ford has many redeeming qualities of course—and Blade Runner—so Liam is out in front. But since anyone who can piss off—and be banned by—a US gun maker gets a free pass, I'm still searching for a genuine worst.
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I vote for a rare treat I only just discovered called 'The Devil's Men'. Stars Donald Pleasance and Peter Cushing. Has to be seen to be believed. Would make a great Beastie Boys video if someone could edit it down to four minutes or so and get the timings right.
It’s a paradox.
Because if you did achieve consensus on which actually was the worst, It would become attractive for just (even if only) that reason…and therefore not the worst.
But I will still nominate “Return of the Living Dead” because it deserves paradoxical mention.
Because if you did achieve consensus on which actually was the worst, It would become attractive for just (even if only) that reason…and therefore not the worst.
But I will still nominate “Return of the Living Dead” because it deserves paradoxical mention.
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Has anyone mentioned NOPE ??? I give it a zero out of ten !!
Haven't seen it yet. I did watch Them and Us (also by Jordon Peele) and didn't appreciate either as much as critics/general audience appeared to. Not sure what didn't do it for me, might try again and see if I can work it out. Maybe it resonates for US-ians more than for Australians?
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NOPE it doesn't resonate with US-ians either in my opinion.
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Well don't forget we watch all movies upside down here... so there's that.
Well that's it, obviously ... and I did enjoy Upside Down.
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Most films funded by the British Film Institute, they are so badly made and boring. The last one I saw (not all through) was set in two time zones. A group as teenagers and then as adults, they kept swapping backwards and forwards. Nothing wrong with that apart from most of the actors as adults looked nothing like them as teenagers.
Jaws.
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Avatar 2. Because it starts out with beautiful scenery, and ends up being another Marvel Comics devotion to gun culture and big explosions.
Glad I brought my Etymotic earplugs.
Glad I brought my Etymotic earplugs.
I think I've blanked out the truly worst films, but most Marvel, DC, and super hero movies of the last 10 years are absolute drivel.
