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Reply #30 posted 07/23/21 3:57pm

JaneyPoos

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I wouldn't say I hate it but I thought that Joker was reeeeeaaaaalllllyyy overrated.
JaneyPoos used to be it... then they changed what it was. Now what I am isn't it and what is it is strange and frightening to me...


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Reply #31 posted 07/23/21 4:14pm

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Ya it was a good movie the first time I saw it, when it was called The King of Comedy.
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Reply #32 posted 07/23/21 6:44pm

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PJMcGee said:

Ya it was a good movie the first time I saw it, when it was called The King of Comedy.

Yup
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Reply #33 posted 09/04/21 10:00am

corntea

The Hunger Games. And yes, I read the book, too.
It's a an average teenie-romance with a forced love triangle, a predictable outcome and the usual protagonist with exceptional qualities. Add to this a semi-fleshed out universe and you got yourself a mediocre movie/novel going.
The only really positive thing in all of this was that it led to the revival of the "Battle Royale" type.

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Reply #34 posted 09/04/21 1:03pm

uPtoWnNY

Titanic

Any Will Smith movie

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Reply #35 posted 09/04/21 1:40pm

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uPtoWnNY said:

Titanic



Any Will Smith movie



I agree. Titanic is a very well made film but boring as fuck. And I absolutely despise Will Smith and his entire family.
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Reply #36 posted 09/04/21 2:37pm

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Just about anything with Bill Murray.

By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory!
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Reply #37 posted 09/05/21 7:11am

EmmaMcG

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Just about anything with Bill Murray.



Well I think you've just made my list of enemies razz
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Reply #38 posted 09/05/21 12:06pm

CynicKill

Wasn't a fan of this one:

No Country for Old Men Movie Review

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Or this:

Amazon.com: BLACK PANTHER : Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita  Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia Wright,  Winston Duke, Sterling K. Brown, Florence Kasumba, John Kani, Angela  Bassett, Forest Whitaker,

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Reply #39 posted 09/06/21 4:35am

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"Hate" might be too strong, but probably everything by Tarantino. He's sooo overrated.

Hey loudmouth, shut the fuck up, right?
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Reply #40 posted 09/06/21 10:36am

kpowers

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Phishanga said:

"Hate" might be too strong, but probably everything by Tarantino. He's sooo overrated.

He's a mix bag for me.

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Reply #41 posted 09/08/21 7:51am

herb4

The Princess Bride was the first one I thought of. Just never resonated with me and I didn't find it funny.

Also, Frozen, which I grew to hate because my young son insisted on watching it every day for what felt like a year.

I never got the Kill Bill movies either and I usually love Tarantino's stuff

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Reply #42 posted 09/08/21 1:53pm

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EmmaMcG said:

PurpleJedi said:

Just about anything with Bill Murray.

Well I think you've just made my list of enemies razz


lol lol lol

By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory!
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Reply #43 posted 09/08/21 2:11pm

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Phishanga said:

"Hate" might be too strong, but probably everything by Tarantino. He's sooo overrated.


Well, I think you just made my list of enemies wink
If you take any of this seriously, you're a bigger fool than I am.
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Reply #44 posted 09/08/21 3:44pm

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SantanaMaitreya said:

Phishanga said:

"Hate" might be too strong, but probably everything by Tarantino. He's sooo overrated.


Well, I think you just made my list of enemies wink



lol
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Reply #45 posted 09/08/21 4:47pm

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kpowers said:

TrivialPursuit said:


My roommate knows it by heart. I walked in one time and he had it going, trying to show it to a friend. The friend had his eyes wide open as if trying to stay awake. I think he hypnotized himself or something. I broke up the party and saved him.

The roommate still enjoyed it, but I told him flat out, "it's a horrible movie!" Just start with ST:The Wrath of Kahn and go from there.

I remember my dad dragging all of us to see it when it came out December 1979. BORING.

The premise of the movie was interesting but man did this movie dragged big time. The debate of which Star trek movie is worse, Part 1 or part 5 continues.

Part 5 by far. I actually love the mood of 1 even if it was not a really engaging plot.

The reallky popular one, 4... I hate. It's like a TV sitcom.

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Reply #46 posted 09/10/21 11:12pm

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The Godfather sucks, too many characters, screams bad book adaptation. Getcha shine box, literally a 30-second YouTube scene snippet of Goodfellas is better than the entirety of The Godfather, even smaller-scale lesser known gangster films like A Bronx Tale are superior in every way to The Godfather.

[Edited 9/10/21 23:15pm]

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Reply #47 posted 09/10/21 11:19pm

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All LOTR sucks too, good opening post, animated, Peter Jackson, extended, remastered, box set, podcast, board game, whatever medium, all LOTR....


You want to have an existential crisis try marathoning the extended cuts. Return of the King especially, you think this shit's almost finally over but nope, just revving up ending #1 of #40.

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Reply #48 posted 09/10/21 11:25pm

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PurpleJedi said:

Just about anything with Bill Murray.

Didn't mind comedy Bill Murray so much but then in the 00s when he converted to sad sack "dramatic" Bill Murray just staring blankly the whole movie/project.... meh.

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Reply #49 posted 09/10/21 11:28pm

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And Nolan / Tarantino are simultaneously great and overrated, Likely their rabid fanboys turn off people even more than their love affair with themselves... don't necessarily agree with the scorn or derision, but, it exists for reason.

[Edited 9/10/21 23:30pm]

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Reply #50 posted 09/11/21 10:21am

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LOTR
anything Tarantino (I really tried 2 like 'em)
anything Marvel (love the cartoons and comics tho)
The Matrix (all of 'em)
MadMax Fury Road
Never got in2 Star Wars either. I go crazy from just hearing the battle scene sounds.
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Reply #51 posted 09/11/21 1:49pm

herb4

I'm going to chime in with Apocalypse Now. I get why people like it and there's a lot to admire about it from an acting, directing and cinematic standpoint but, god help me, every time I watch it I'm bored to tears.

It's the epitome of one of those Movies I'm Supposed to Like since I enjoy Film with a capital "F" but still don't.

A lot of David Lynch movies fall into this category too but for different reasons. Lynch's films are Supposed to Be Interesting simply by virtue of being weird and artsy. A lot like weird abstract art where, if you dislike it, you're bourgeois but maybe I'll get into Lynch later if the thread lives on.

I'm supposed to like Apocalypse Now just because it's a Serious Movie by a Seriously Talented Director with a great track record starring great actors but it never works for me. The extended cut was even more fucking meandering and boring.

There's my hot take on that one.

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Reply #52 posted 09/11/21 6:11pm

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herb4 said:

I'm going to chime in with Apocalypse Now. I get why people like it and there's a lot to admire about it from an acting, directing and cinematic standpoint but, god help me, every time I watch it I'm bored to tears.

It's the epitome of one of those Movies I'm Supposed to Like since I enjoy Film with a capital "F" but still don't.

A lot of David Lynch movies fall into this category too but for different reasons. Lynch's films are Supposed to Be Interesting simply by virtue of being weird and artsy. A lot like weird abstract art where, if you dislike it, you're bourgeois but maybe I'll get into Lynch later if the thread lives on.

I'm supposed to like Apocalypse Now just because it's a Serious Movie by a Seriously Talented Director with a great track record starring great actors but it never works for me. The extended cut was even more fucking meandering and boring.

There's my hot take on that one.

One could argue with specific reference to it's Heart of Darkness source material that it's intended to be sprawling and trying to the viewer to reflect upon the equally sprawling and trying circumstances of war that led to the transformation of the Kurtz character from similar to Martin Sheen's into what he became ("The Horror!" etc.).

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Reply #53 posted 09/12/21 3:03am

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herb4 said:

I'm going to chime in with Apocalypse Now. I get why people like it and there's a lot to admire about it from an acting, directing and cinematic standpoint but, god help me, every time I watch it I'm bored to tears.

It's the epitome of one of those Movies I'm Supposed to Like since I enjoy Film with a capital "F" but still don't.

A lot of David Lynch movies fall into this category too but for different reasons. Lynch's films are Supposed to Be Interesting simply by virtue of being weird and artsy. A lot like weird abstract art where, if you dislike it, you're bourgeois but maybe I'll get into Lynch later if the thread lives on.

I'm supposed to like Apocalypse Now just because it's a Serious Movie by a Seriously Talented Director with a great track record starring great actors but it never works for me. The extended cut was even more fucking meandering and boring.

There's my hot take on that one.

I can't stand David Lynch's movies. Never seen Apocalypse now.

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Reply #54 posted 09/12/21 3:04am

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WhisperingDandelions said:

PurpleJedi said:

Just about anything with Bill Murray.

Didn't mind comedy Bill Murray so much but then in the 00s when he converted to sad sack "dramatic" Bill Murray just staring blankly the whole movie/project.... meh.

Yeah I like Bill Murray comedies but not the serious stuff

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Reply #55 posted 09/12/21 11:17am

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You have to be mature to like David Lynch.

All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #56 posted 09/12/21 12:06pm

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2freaky4church1 said:

You have to be mature to like David Lynch.

Well that rules you out lol

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Reply #57 posted 09/13/21 7:13am

herb4

2freaky4church1 said:

You have to be mature to like David Lynch.


Well there's my problem I guess

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