i had such high hopes

That bad?

watching john cusack run down (and catch) a moving cessna plane was just the beginning...

Good thing I did not go see it. Waste of money.

luv4u said:

i almost bought this drivel just on the hype---fortunately netflix sent me a copy before i actually bought this shit. i keep waiting for Aura to come out and say it's just around the corner

these mofo's just watched a live news report on a cruise ship in the middle of the pacific ocean

I love world destruction movies. But this one was remarkably stupid.

As much as I love Mariah Carey I hated her movie Glitter, which I though was really bad. Having said that, it was better than the movie Armageddon, which had Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck trying to save the world from a giant asteroid. It seems that Jerry Bruckheimer was so in love with the special effects that he forgot to focus on a decent storyline. I still have nightmares about how incredibly hokey this movie was.

Fury said:

I rolled my eyes so much through out the movie, I'm lucky I didn't turn out crosseyed

I couldn't take it though when the famous LA scene came and an old lady behind me murmured "get the fuck outta here"

Fury said:

The world was just destroyed, but that scientist STILL gets a good signal from a man, 100 metres away from a tsunami as high as the Empire State.

Oh, and the END of the movie. Girl, just witnessed THOUSANDS of people dying right in front of her, happily chirps; "And I don't wet the bad anymore!"

Whoopdeefuckingdoo.

completly agree. i couldn't believe how bad this was. i had such high hopes esp with john cusack in it.

angelcat said:

That, in itself, is a rather puzzling remark.

Watch they make 2013

HamsterHuey said:

The man, who followed up his ONLY two good performances with





Nothing about Being John Malkovich and High Fidelity. He was good in those.

HamsterHuey said:

i have always liked him as an actor. loved 'grosse point blanc' as well.

I'm sure that giving the chance, I might've enjoyed John's acting more.

With that said, I loved him in...

The grifters was good as well.

back on topic though, avoid 2012

what's the one where he is a hitman? i like that one...

okay i fell asleep on this dumbfuckery last night and i'm watching the rest of it this mofo crash lands a jet liner in the himilayan mountains...then two seconds later these helicopters come by the same exact location carrying giraffes and elephants, and then five minutes later a dude in a pickup truck comes driving by---in the fucking himalayas

BOOOOO!!!!!

I saw the trailer for this and said, "Wow, John Cusack must REALLY be looking for a payday".

There are movies like this, and a Christian Slater movie from a few years back called Alone In The Dark that I specifically seek out hoping I'm going to find the most unintentionally funny movie ever made, (movies that are so preposterous and/or flat out bad they actually turn out to be enjoyable).

So far Alone In The Dark has not been beat for me personally. It is unfathomable how bad that movie is to watch. But this one is in my queue just for that purpose. Fury, based off your posts I'm glad to see I probably won't be disappointed....

Fenwick said:

when they cast tara reid as : a brilliant scientist" i knew the movie had no merit


i remember seeing a review on tv and the guy said " i wanna go see it, but i don't want to be alone in the dark theater"

I liked it i cried...silently...a lot of unrealistic stuff, but awesome still.

Harlepolis said:

One of my all time favorite movies

bboy87 said:

It's funny..?

Fury said:

And... AND! They were just sitting nonchalantly in the back of that truck with their hair gently blowing in the breeze. No bundling up, no steam coming from their mouths, no shivering-- just calmly riding along as if a warm Spring day in Georgia. In the frigid farking mountains!