13-05-2002 04:24									#1
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I just watched Grimm. Whata pathetic horror movie.

	13-05-2002 04:24									#2
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English Patient.

	13-05-2002 04:24									#3
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Considering the resources, Fight Club. Or 2001.

	13-05-2002 04:27									#4
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Good Will Hunting. Ben Affleck was involved writing the script. You can tell.

	13-05-2002 04:27									#5
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2001?

That's the worst opinion of a worst movie I've ever seen.

	13-05-2002 04:29									#6
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quote: Originally posted by Juggernaut Good Will Hunting. Ben Affleck was involved writing the script. You can tell.

I loved that film!

	13-05-2002 04:33									#7
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ween sayarti ya zallami?

	13-05-2002 04:35									#8
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If you ignore the religious tat, it's just a bad SF-Horror plot (something bad has happened on the moonbase! Aaargh! Computer goes mad!!! Giant ants taking over the world!!! okay not the last one), interspersed with the worst sort of "this is what society will be like in the future, look talking computers look!" special effects nonsense, and interminable sequences of rather indifferently filmed objects floating through space. And a twenty-minute LSD trip sequence. Then the damn spiritual crap is shoddily and unsubtly grafted on.

I would call it the triumph of style over substance if I thought grossly misused and rather boring Special Effects were any style to follow.

	13-05-2002 04:35									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui English Patient.

I'm in solidarity with you on that one. Talk about Emperor's New Clothes.

Not to mention "Sliding Doors" - one of the most stupidly contrived films ever made; "Deer Hunter" - one of the most cynically manipulative films ever made; et al; et al.

	13-05-2002 04:38									#10
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quote: I'm in solidarity with you on that one. Talk about Emperor's New Clothes.

The only reason I'd ever buy it is to cure that damned insomnia I seem to have .

	13-05-2002 04:41									#11
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What about Bob? I bet finbar just loved that one.

	13-05-2002 04:49									#12
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quote: What about Bob?

Blasphemy!

	13-05-2002 04:54									#13
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Starship Troopers. That film had a knack of getting to me like someone running their nails down a blackboard

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Maybe just all the hideous monsters and macabre killings were too much for you to bear?

	13-05-2002 04:58									#15
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quote: Blasphemy!

And yet you disliked Good Will Hunting?

	13-05-2002 04:58									#16
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Titanic, English Patient, every romantic comedy, ever!....

hmmm.....

I hated the character of Austin Powers because I hate Mike Myers, but Dr. Evil, and Scott Evil were funny. Overall, those movies sucked tho.

	13-05-2002 05:00									#17
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I'm hesitating between Independence Day, Pearl Harbor and the remake of Rollerball.
Though, I was able to see the two last one, while I could not bear ID for more than five minutes. So I think I'll stick with ID.

	13-05-2002 05:02									#18
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As a movie, Pearl Harbor sucked, but the action scenes were good. The dogfighting in the Battle of Britain was some of the best battle footage I've seen.

ID had potential. The remake of Rollerball is going to suck ass.

There are so many movies worse than those three though.

	13-05-2002 05:03									#19
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui quote: Blasphemy! And yet you disliked Good Will Hunting?

Are those two movies connected?

	13-05-2002 05:07									#20
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Well, Good Will Hunting is just MUCH MUCH better.

	13-05-2002 05:08									#21
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Star Wars or Titanic, I can't decide. Harry Potter is up there, too.

	13-05-2002 05:09									#22
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quote: Originally posted by Sava I hated the character of Austin Powers because I hate Mike Myers, but Dr. Evil, and Scott Evil were funny. Overall, those movies sucked tho.

You do know that Dr. Evil is Mike Myers also, right?

	13-05-2002 05:11									#23
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quote: Originally posted by Juggernaut Good Will Hunting.

Yeamans, that was the only movie ever during which I fell asleep.

	13-05-2002 05:12									#24
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I think we can all agree that the worst movie ever is...

Fortress.

Amazingly, there was a sequel.

	13-05-2002 05:13									#25
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quote: Originally posted by Zopperoni Yeamans, that was the only movie ever during which I fell asleep.

See Imran's post (above) about the soporific "English Patient".

	13-05-2002 05:14									#26
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quote: Well, Good Will Hunting is just MUCH MUCH better.

Well if you're into extremely forced dialogue, a plot going nowhere, characters behaving irrational and artificial, all spiced with some pseudo-deep bullsh1t, maybe it's your cup of tea...

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quote: Originally posted by Juggernaut Maybe just all the hideous monsters and macabre killings were too much for you to bear?

Believe me, blood and gore don't really bother me. I laugh through most horror films

And yes, I have never had the misfortune of watching Pearl Habour, but it's reputation is well known...and I have managed to avoid Titanic, but I must admit, I want to watch the part where Leonardo diCraprio drowns

	13-05-2002 05:29									#28
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quote: Originally posted by Provost Harrison Believe me, blood and gore don't really bother me. I laugh through most horror films And yes, I have never had the misfortune of watching Pearl Habour, but it's reputation is well known...and I have managed to avoid Titanic, but I must admit, I want to watch the part where Leonardo diCraprio drowns

Thanks for resurrecting Titanic from my memory bank's rubbish bin, PH. Thanks a lot. Bastard.

	13-05-2002 05:35									#29
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What no nomination of Showgirls? What's the world coming to?

	13-05-2002 05:41									#30
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I think Showgirls is severely underrated. Parts of that script are totally classic- "In america, everyone is a gynecologist" etc.