SkorchedZero
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The Seel movie?
Worst Movie Ever
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The Seel movie?
it was Killer Clowns From Outter Space. but yeah that was DEFINATELY a ghey ass movie!
mattcalica
Senior Member
to me, the worst movie ever was fifth element...u guys probably liked it, but i thought it was awful...
shuturmowth
Senior Member
well obviously you guys have never seen slashers.... its about a reality tv show where ppl are in a house and then theres murders..... b line all the way.... soooo fucking horribly gay... and any of the movies that were actually in theatres that were listed up there ^ are miles ahead... oh and fastnfurious1 was the worst a line movie... 
Canadian_GSR
Senior Member
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5th element was good for the boobies... thats about it
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Boondock Saints....kickass movie.
Being John Malkovich...pretty good movie.
Shitty movie: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
REAL shitty movie: Donny Darko
Being John Malkovich...pretty good movie.
Shitty movie: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
REAL shitty movie: Donny Darko
lsvtec
GNU/Linux Evangelist
There was nothing to understand with Momento, it caught on with the movie going "elite" (those that claim to be involved in movie making as an art) and so everyone else fell in step and thought it was cool. It was a half assed idea to begin with, executed in a style that is as worn out as the chick from ClubSi with her bf's brother fishing a lost comdom out of her.
The problem is movie making is becoming what middle management is, a storage place for people that are worthless at everything else. Take Quentin Tarantino for instance. Creatively he is a 3 year old. He has had exactly one one idea throughout his career which brought us Pulp Fiction. It was an okay movie, certainly not the masterpiece that people claim. I enjoyed watching most of it, there were a few memorable scenes such as the scene in the coffee shop and the dead nigger storage. The problem is he hasn't changed for any of his other movies. He counts on the shock value of graphic violence to sell a slightly modified story told in exactly the same way to the consumer.
The problem is movie making is becoming what middle management is, a storage place for people that are worthless at everything else. Take Quentin Tarantino for instance. Creatively he is a 3 year old. He has had exactly one one idea throughout his career which brought us Pulp Fiction. It was an okay movie, certainly not the masterpiece that people claim. I enjoyed watching most of it, there were a few memorable scenes such as the scene in the coffee shop and the dead nigger storage. The problem is he hasn't changed for any of his other movies. He counts on the shock value of graphic violence to sell a slightly modified story told in exactly the same way to the consumer.
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Come on now, you can't compare Pulp Fiction to Memento. The stories weren't executed the same way (Memento was back-to-front, while Pulp Fiction jumped around and filled in bits and pieces as the story went on) and Pulp Fiction had so many other worthwhile qualities that Memento lacked. Pulp Fiction didn't even have too much graphic violence compared to his or other director's movies. Reservoir Dogs, on the other hand, had plenty of violence, but was a completely different genre of movie from Pulp Fiction. To say that Tarantino regurgitated the story from Dogs to make Fiction isn't plausible at all.
Tarantino also did Four Rooms, which had almost no violence, and relied solely on the story and comedy to pull the movie along. It may have been similar to Fiction in that it wasn't a chronological movie, but it was more streamlined than Fiction was.
Memento was just a shitty movie with a shitty story that happened to be executed in a unique and interesting manner. Think about it...if the movie had been chronological, the story would have been inane and boring.
My $.02 anyway.
Tarantino also did Four Rooms, which had almost no violence, and relied solely on the story and comedy to pull the movie along. It may have been similar to Fiction in that it wasn't a chronological movie, but it was more streamlined than Fiction was.
Memento was just a shitty movie with a shitty story that happened to be executed in a unique and interesting manner. Think about it...if the movie had been chronological, the story would have been inane and boring.
My $.02 anyway.
mrimport2003
Junior Member
House of 1000 Corpses was the most crap ass movie ever, I mean ever. For a movie in 2003 it sucked, it was like rob zombie did a 88 minute music video, IT SUCKED BIG BLUE CHUNKS!!
