| ivi0nk3y |
01-27-2008 01:06 AM |
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Originally Posted by noodle
(Post 375569)
Can i ask, How and why do you people do you people do that? Watching a movie in slow mo to find its faults? thats just...:rolleyes: ...I don't think people have the right to complain about a film because it had some mistakes in it! Like for example, there was one dude i had this conversation with. He told me he was totally disappointed when in braveheart, there was a scene where william was running with a sword, and then the next second it was an axe. I was thinking to myself, wtf??? why would taht even bother you?
Some good films have been mentioned here. I forgot shawshank, butterfly effect when i mentioned those kinda films... also, for worst movies i'd have to say anything horror. I really hate horror movies, not because they scare me, but because i'm never frightened or jumpy or anything. And the stories are usually boring and rather predictable!
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Actually directors usually put anachronisms and such into their films on purpose. They are there for fun, not real mistakes. Most of the time anyway :rolleyes:
As for horror movies, I must agree. Stuff like Jeepers Creepers is just crap. Sci-Fi horror is definitely good though. Stuff like Aliens and Terminator.
Then there are the disturbing movies that leave you thinking "wtf.." in a disturbed way.
If you've seen a movie called 'my little eye' it is definitely like that by the end.
The first Final Destination was also awesome when I watched it at the cinema the first time. Then it just got old lol. |
