Miss Coffee
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for me it would have to be big fish
What film most disappointed you?
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Does it count for films due out soon.
The reason for this is that I think I'm going to be disppointed with AvP.
Both Alien (1 and 2) and Predator 1 are fantastic films. Both were 18 certificates, lots of gore etc.
However I bet AvP will be a 12, aimed at a mass audience
I can see a T3 happening again.
As for films already out, I would have to say that The Ring (not the US version) was very unscary and very disappointing. Not seen the US version yet though
The reason for this is that I think I'm going to be disppointed with AvP.
Both Alien (1 and 2) and Predator 1 are fantastic films. Both were 18 certificates, lots of gore etc.
However I bet AvP will be a 12, aimed at a mass audience
I can see a T3 happening again.As for films already out, I would have to say that The Ring (not the US version) was very unscary and very disappointing. Not seen the US version yet though
starletlover
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Star Wars Episode I.
HUGE disappointment in my view. 70-80% of that film's suckness is down to Jar Jar Binks.
HUGE disappointment in my view. 70-80% of that film's suckness is down to Jar Jar Binks.
JamesHowlett
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must point out that it does take a lot to scare me and I also worked out the twist to sixth sense within the 1st few minutes of the film as well - which my husband couldn't believe
captain_charisma1
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Yes agree with Episode 1. But think that everyone built this up to be more than it could ever be. It was always going to disappoint.
Biggest disappointment this year was an anime movie called akira...i had been told to watch it by everyone i knew...and it is often referred to as the 'greatest anime movie of all time'...i found it boring and lacking in a good storyline...but i did love spiderman 2 and the time machine remake though...
Jennifer P
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The Village.
The most pointless film I've ever seen. The trailer tries to pass it off as some kind of horror/thriller, but it really isn't. The acting is very good, and the direction is okay, but the story is trivial, and the so-called twist is a hugely dissapointing anti-climax, even in the unlikely event that you don't see it coming.
And to think I liked all of Mr Shyamalans previous films.
The most pointless film I've ever seen. The trailer tries to pass it off as some kind of horror/thriller, but it really isn't. The acting is very good, and the direction is okay, but the story is trivial, and the so-called twist is a hugely dissapointing anti-climax, even in the unlikely event that you don't see it coming.
And to think I liked all of Mr Shyamalans previous films.
outburst95
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LOTR for me too. Everyone I know loves them but they just left me feeling cold and detached throughout. By the end I was hoping they'd diverge from the books and make gollum push frodo in just for a bit of excitement.
Just to clarify, I don't think they are bad movies, just disappointing. Catwoman, on the otherhand, was the opposite, in a twisted way, because I knew it was going to be terrible so I wasn't expecting anything from it. I think the best way to describe it would be unintentionally hilarious.
Vanilla Sky was also disappointing. Luckily I didn't pay out for this one. As I walked out of black hawk down I saw a line of people going into the next screen and asked what it was for. Apparently the cinema was showing Vanilla sky for free for some reason so I just went and watched that too. Still, it had Jason Lee in it, so it can't be that bad.
Just to clarify, I don't think they are bad movies, just disappointing. Catwoman, on the otherhand, was the opposite, in a twisted way, because I knew it was going to be terrible so I wasn't expecting anything from it. I think the best way to describe it would be unintentionally hilarious.
Vanilla Sky was also disappointing. Luckily I didn't pay out for this one. As I walked out of black hawk down I saw a line of people going into the next screen and asked what it was for. Apparently the cinema was showing Vanilla sky for free for some reason so I just went and watched that too. Still, it had Jason Lee in it, so it can't be that bad.
I cant believe no one mentioned Joel "Shitmocker" Batman movies!
Batman Forever and Batman and Robin!
If you want to see a gay fetish film, then these two movies are right up your street
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However if you want to see a decent enough comic book film adaptation of Batman, then save your money and rent out Burtons version!
At least a macarbre/gothic Batman is better then neon lights and constant close-ups of Batman arse in every shot.
Batman Forever and Batman and Robin!
If you want to see a gay fetish film, then these two movies are right up your street
.However if you want to see a decent enough comic book film adaptation of Batman, then save your money and rent out Burtons version!
At least a macarbre/gothic Batman is better then neon lights and constant close-ups of Batman arse in every shot.
M3x!TaL!aN0
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Isn't that weird - everyone I have spoken to (myself included) also worked it out in the first five minutes...Still, I rather liked it even if it wasn't the greatest movie ever made.
I have yet to find anyone who has actually thought that Spiderman 2 was anything better than 'Good'. Why is everyone giving '5 stars' in magazines and newspapers?
Oh...in response to the topic - Matrix sequels obviously
I have yet to find anyone who has actually thought that Spiderman 2 was anything better than 'Good'. Why is everyone giving '5 stars' in magazines and newspapers?
Oh...in response to the topic - Matrix sequels obviously
jayberwanger5150
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I loved the concept of the whole film though, as I have thought about wierd stuff like this in my own head before, so to see someone else' take on it was great!