Worst movies you've ever seen

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Originally Posted by HeroSamuel

I found Spider-Man 3 very entertaining, but I haven't read the comics, so maybe that's a part of it.

The worst movie I've ever seen was called The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. I was unable to leave the house for 2 days after I saw it, because the ending literally made me sick. I think it was trying to teach a lesson or something, but it seemed like they were just trying to depress people, and not entertain people (which is the point of a movie).

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If that movie was able to do that to you then they did their job. That was the whole point of the movie, it was suppose to leave you thinking and give you an emotional connection to it all.

Another worst movie is The Lightning Thief. If you haven't read the books then yeah, it's an okay movie, but when it's suppose to be based of the books it completely takes from behind and savagely rapes it until the anus is bleeding.

Batman and Robin, and The Last Airbender.

I did not enjoy Moneyball. I expected an awesome sports movie but got too much family and love and shit. Guess I should have expected that from a Brad Pitt movie.

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Originally Posted by Dion

If that movie was able to do that to you then they did their job. That was the whole point of the movie, it was suppose to leave you thinking and give you an emotional connection to it all.

Another worst movie is The Lightning Thief. If you haven't read the books then yeah, it's an okay movie, but when it's suppose to be based of the books it completely takes from behind and savagely rapes it until the anus is bleeding.

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I totally agree with the Percy Jackson part. They completly changed the beginning part, left out like half of the characters, totally fucked up on Grover, and even left out Kronos! I'm surprised that they could make a second one. Another horrible one is the Last Airbender. The only thing that makes it worse is that they left out a sheit ton of important parts and they misspronounced their names. THEIR FUCKING NAMES! I'm sorry, but how in the living hell do you even do that! The worst part is, is even if you don't compare it to the cartoons, it still isn't that good of a movie.

I guess TBITSP succeeded in that it made me connected to the characters, but it's just not my kind of movie. I just didn't feel entertained, and I think that entertainment is more important than having a message in a movie., but I guess that's just me.

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Originally Posted by Dion

Basically what The Godfather said. I found that the entire movie basically shat on the X-Men franchise, much like Spiderman 3 did to the Spiderman franchise.

And to argue against the Venom Theory... I was okay with how it was introduced, because in the comic books, the symbiote was brought to earth after the Secret Wars which Spiderman took part in. So in truth they did their best to bring it in, but they shouldn't have brought it in at all. :p

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I just really like anything with Michael Fassbender. Only reason why I like it.

You know what else sucked?

Speed Racer.

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Originally Posted by Dion

If that movie was able to do that to you then they did their job. That was the whole point of the movie, it was suppose to leave you thinking and give you an emotional connection to it all.

Another worst movie is The Lightning Thief. If you haven't read the books then yeah, it's an okay movie, but when it's suppose to be based of the books it completely takes from behind and savagely rapes it until the anus is bleeding.

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Almost forgot how much the Lightning Thief's plot p*ssed me off.

First half of the movie, and he already f**king knows he's the son of Poseidon.

The Lightning Thief.n actual kid to actually play Percy.
2. Should've actually stuck to the same plot with the book (It's been a while since I read it but didn't one character put the bolt in Percy's backpack. Was it like that in the movie?).
3. If they did get a 12 year old to play Percy and stuck with a plot, they could've made the next movie soon after.

Logan Lerman is a great actor but yeah, they should have used a kid so that we can actually grow up with the movies. Like Harry Potter.

They really should have stuck to the plot of the book... they should of had the author in control of everything... Like Harry Potter.

The entire movie would have been better if they did it like Harry Potter.

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Originally Posted by Dion

Logan Lerman is a great actor but yeah, they should have used a kid so that we can actually grow up with the movies. Like Harry Potter.

They really should have stuck to the plot of the book... they should of had the author in control of everything... Like Harry Potter.

The entire movie would have been better if they did it like Harry Potter.

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Pretty much.

The Water Horse, I literally felt like walking out. Where the Wild Things Live/Are (forgot which word was the last in the title) also gave me that feeling.