Worst Move You've Ever Seen?

[SBoydW]

The Avatar movie.

[ironcross]

two words, phantom menice

 

ok so its not the worst movie ever, its just the biggest letdown ever

[SinisterDeath]

Pirahnah DD (no, not Pirahnah 3D, DD. LIke Double D's.)

Its sooo bad, I haven't even seen it and I know its bad.

[Treebeard]

2001 a space odyssey . Yes i know that you have to read the book to understand but... I and my sister watch it , in the end we where laughing hysterical at the boringness , it was to much.

[Silver]

Pirahnah DD (no, not Pirahnah 3D, DD. LIke Double D's.)

Its sooo bad, I haven't even seen it and I know its bad.

 

I have (mostly (skimmed through some parts)). It's bad.

[Emperor]

2001 is a classic. Granted it did get a little slow in the pacing but it is a smart, brilliant film.

 

I agree with the person that threw up Avatar though :)

[bad company]

The Last Airbender, really quite horrible

[Krakalakachkn]

The Last Airbender, really quite horrible

 

I completely agree. It's made all the worse by knowing that, unlike Uwe Boll, Shyamalan made some great movies at one point.

[bad company]

At one point, not since unbreakable at least

[Nolder]

Doom. Omg, when The Rock dies and he looks directly into the camera and says, "This isn't supposed to happen!" Ridiculous.

I kinda liked Doom

It was cheesy and fell far far below it's potential but as far as VIDEO GAME movies go...it was one of the better ones

 

Easily the second MK film and the DOA movie. The last movie I saw that I actually wanted to walk out of was suckerpunch, and prometheus was bad as in let down bad.

I like both of those movies

Though admittedly I like the MK ones BECAUSE they're so bad

 

Have you seen the MK show on youtube? I think it's called legacy

It's actually pretty good

 

two words, phantom menice

 

ok so its not the worst movie ever, its just the biggest letdown ever

Phantom Menace was my favorite of the prequels and honestly I think I enjoyed it about as much as any other star wars movie

TBH the star wars movies in general were never really that great

The extended universe (books, comics, games) are far superior

 

Pirahnah DD (no, not Pirahnah 3D, DD. LIke Double D's.)

Its sooo bad, I haven't even seen it and I know its bad.

I downloaded and skimmed this to see if it would be something I'd be interested in watching

I'm generally down with crappy horror movies with lots of tits but this was something else

Needless to say I didn't end up watching it

The pirahnahs looked really cool though IMO

[bad company]

The second MK movie had worse special effects then the first, with a bigger budget. DOA is an excuse to show flesh which granted is what the games are for

[Nolder]

I know right?

Ever play DOA Xtreme Beach Vollyball?

Great game

[bad company]

I would rather have a fighting game

[Tiinker]

Lol Eragon. What the hell.

[Nolder]

Lol Eragon. What the hell.

Seriously

[Ashaman Kovan]

Did you guys read the books? Cause I didn't think it was that horrible a movie. But I didn't read the books.

[Nolder]

Did you guys read the books? Cause I didn't think it was that horrible a movie. But I didn't read the books.

I saw the movie first and hated it

Years later I read the first book and thought it was awesome

I'm currently finishing a reread of it

[Tiinker]

I read the first two book and thought they were pretty great. Eragon becomes quite whiny during the second book but mans up towards the end. I was about 12 years old when I saw the movie after reading the books and, even then, I knew how unbelievably crap it was -.- The way Brom died. The Varden. The ending was completely wtf and made no sense to the story. And I only saw worse acting in Harry Potter 6. It sucked. Ruined a poor child's dream.

[bad company]

Another movie to book fail would easily be The Power Of One, so many things left out and even adding in too many things from the source, also Beowulf was pretty awful adaption

[SinisterDeath]

also Beowulf was pretty awful adaption

 

Well...

That was easilly misunderstood by alot of people.

It didn't follow exactly as the original works did, but if you listened carefully, you'll have noted, that beowulf always exagerated his stories, (even in the original story!) and in the background the story you read, is the story being told. I thought that aspect was brilliant.

Edited August 13, 2012 by SinisterDeath

[bad company]

Yet it didn't capture the scope of what is writen and since when wasn't Graendels mother killed?

[SinisterDeath]

Yet it didn't capture the scope of what is writen and since when wasn't Graendels mother killed?

 

Did you not note the lie he told everyone that she was dead, and how he killed her?

Which is the same thing as told in the written version?

[bad company]

Didn't it say in the poem he cleaved her in half with the giants sword?

[SinisterDeath]

Didn't it say in the poem he cleaved her in half with the giants sword?

 

Something like that, but that was what he told the others, and what the bards were singing. Which is why I say they had some genius in the movie. the background bards, beowulfs story telling was the original version we have read. But what we see happening in the movie, isn't what happened in the books. And thats why i liked it.

[bad company]

It didn't feel like the movie it could have been for me, nothing can beat the power of one for horrible adaptions though