Top 10 most overrated movies of all time!

I agree with the first three...

But where's The Matrix Trilogy!?

All those movies either arent that highly rated or somewhat deserve their status.

You sire, are an epic phailure. Please dont be a professional critic.

Pirates is the only one that belongs on that list.....

You forgot Scarface and Pulp Fiction....

my list would be

1-9. Gone With The Wind (that movie is ****)

10. Titanic, Kate Winslet's boobs cant save a movie

Napoleon and Pirates is definalty over-rated.Mercury_May2112

Anchorman is one of those movies that's actually funnier the second or third time, rather than the first. It's weird, but true. I have had about 3 people tell me the exact same thing.DejaVu72

Make that four; I had that same impression. 8)

Most of thoese movies aren't rated very highly at allGreatgone12

I hate you.SpiritEmu

What'd I do? :o

[QUOTE="DejaVu72"]Anchorman is one of those movies that's actually funnier the second or third time, rather than the first. It's weird, but true. I have had about 3 people tell me the exact same thing.tomxizor

Make that four; I had that same impression. 8)

I was the same way. With that, and Napolean Dynamite. (Sue me. :P)

Pirates is the only one that belongs on that list.....

You forgot Scarface and Pulp Fiction....

LostProphetFLCL

How the heck are Scarface and Pulp Fiction overrated? Those movies are great. In fact, those are my two favorite movies. They are in no way overrated.

pirates of the carribean, the matrix 2 and 3

Where's 300monkey27272

[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]

Pirates is the only one that belongs on that list.....

You forgot Scarface and Pulp Fiction....

rockguy92

How the heck are Scarface and Pulp Fiction overrated? Those movies are great. In fact, those are my two favorite movies. They are in no way overrated.

I can understand Scarface, but Pulp Fiction? The anger sharks are swimming in my head...Going to go medieval on poster's ass with pair of pliers and blowtorch.:evil:

Where's 300monkey27272

How dare ye!???

300 was amazing! It had everything!

Violence, sex, politics...

AND violent political sex!

I agree with the first three...

But where's The Matrix Trilogy!?

ciredude

The last two may have been bad, but the first one was in no way overrated, by my standards anyways.

crash, million dollar baby, magnolia, memento, scarface, donnie darko, the shawshank redemption, etc.maximusmmii

You hate good movies! :o

:P

My list:

Napeleon Dynamite

Titanic

American Beauty

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

Star Wars

Jaws

Thats all I can think of...

[QUOTE="rockguy92"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]

Pirates is the only one that belongs on that list.....

You forgot Scarface and Pulp Fiction....

tomxizor

How the heck are Scarface and Pulp Fiction overrated? Those movies are great. In fact, those are my two favorite movies. They are in no way overrated.

I can understand Scarface, but Pulp Fiction? The anger sharks are swimming in my head...Going to go medieval on poster's ass with pair of pliers and blowtorch.:evil:

Pulp fiction: Oh wow, lets see how many "clever" (I use that term lightly) lines we can throw out in one movie. OMG did he just stick a needle in that chicks heart? WOW I DON'T CARE THIS IS BORING!!!

Scarface: Wow, so Tony Montana thinks he is a badass. Too bad the plot is boring and the whole movie is leaning on Al Pacinos shoulders. Once that I ended I found myself saying "WTF and this is called GOOD?"

My list:

Napeleon Dynamite

Titanic

American Beauty

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

Star Wars

Jaws

Thats all I can think of...

bebopoutlaw3gun

Soon enough, two posters are going to spend the rest of their short-ass posting-lives in agonizing pain. :evil:

who ever said Hostel and Miami Vice were good?

[QUOTE="tomxizor"][QUOTE="rockguy92"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]

Pirates is the only one that belongs on that list.....

You forgot Scarface and Pulp Fiction....

LostProphetFLCL

How the heck are Scarface and Pulp Fiction overrated? Those movies are great. In fact, those are my two favorite movies. They are in no way overrated.

I can understand Scarface, but Pulp Fiction? The anger sharks are swimming in my head...Going to go medieval on poster's ass with pair of pliers and blowtorch.:evil:

Pulp fiction: Oh wow, lets see how many "clever" (I use that term lightly) lines we can throw out in one movie. OMG did he just stick a needle in that chicks heart? WOW I DON'T CARE THIS IS BORING!!!

Scarface: Wow, so Tony Montana thinks he is a badass. Too bad the plot is boring and the whole movie is leaning on Al Pacinos shoulders. Once that I ended I found myself saying "WTF and this is called GOOD?"

The plot of Scarface is not boring. Also, there is more in Pulp Fiction than just "clever" lines. The way all of the stories intertwine with one another is brilliant.

Pulp fiction: Oh wow, lets see how many "clever" (I use that term lightly) lines we can throw out in one movie. OMG did he just stick a needle in that chicks heart? WOW I DON'T CARE THIS IS BORING!!!

Scarface: Wow, so Tony Montana thinks he is a badass. Too bad the plot is boring and the whole movie is leaning on Al Pacinos shoulders. Once that I ended I found myself saying "WTF and this is called GOOD?"

LostProphetFLCL

Pulp Fiction, to me, wasn't about "clever lines"...it was about character development, and yeah, they developed a great deal throughout the movie. I thought the character study was fascinating, and I'd never seen a movie that had such casual conversation between people before. At the time, the conversations didn't seem like much, but they really had a part to play in the plot. I love it. :)

EDIT: And I've never seen Scarface...it never really interested me. :P

crashmaximusmmii

Where's 300monkey27272

The writing style is also very poor, akin to that of a freshman in high school, maybe even the equivalent of a 7th or 8th grader.Greatgone12

dude,your ''Top 50 villians'' is terriblee

Micheal Myers should be #1

[QUOTE="bebopoutlaw3gun"]

My list:

Napeleon Dynamite

Titanic

American Beauty

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

Star Wars

Jaws

Thats all I can think of...

tomxizor

Soon enough, two posters are going to spend the rest of their short-ass posting-lives in agonizing pain. :evil:

Two? I know someone said they didn't like Star Wars...don't recall see anyone else harping on American Beauty.

"Goddammit, how long are they going to do absolutely nothing" - Me upon seeing Star Wars Episode 1-3

"That was okay...just okay. Not the greatest series ever like people say. They should re do it with Chewy playing every character" - Me upon seeing Episodes 4-6

"What The **** was that" - Me upon watching American Beauty.

[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]Pulp fiction: Oh wow, lets see how many "clever" (I use that term lightly) lines we can throw out in one movie. OMG did he just stick a needle in that chicks heart? WOW I DON'T CARE THIS IS BORING!!!

Scarface: Wow, so Tony Montana thinks he is a badass. Too bad the plot is boring and the whole movie is leaning on Al Pacinos shoulders. Once that I ended I found myself saying "WTF and this is called GOOD?"

GameFreak315

Pulp Fiction, to me, wasn't about "clever lines"...it was about character development, and yeah, they developed a great deal throughout the movie. I thought the character study was fascinating, and I'd never seen a movie that had such casual conversation between people before. At the time, the conversations didn't seem like much, but they really had a part to play in the plot. I love it. :)

EDIT: And I've never seen Scarface...it never really interested me. :P

I didn't give a damn about a single character in Pulp Fiction, so any character development was made moot by the fact that they never interested me at all.

Oh, and don't see Scarface. It is a waste of time. There is nothing remotely good about that movie besides Al Pacino's acting and MAYBE the chainsaw scene. Other than that, it is nothing but drugs and Al Pacino being INCREDIBLY cocky, with some violence thrown in. Definitely nothing worthy of the praise it gets.

Oh and BTW TC, I should pimpsmack you for putting Jurassic Park on your list. The first movie is easily one of my all-time favs. It is a movie I can go back and watch and still enjoy. Better yet I get more out of it NOW seeing as I am old enough now to get all the theoretical and philisophical content of the movie.

[QUOTE="Greatgone12"]The writing style is also very poor, akin to that of a freshman in high school, maybe even the equivalent of a 7th or 8th grader.-MlKE-

I didn't give a damn about a single character in Pulp Fiction, so any character development was made moot by the fact that they never interested me at all.

LostProphetFLCL

I guess there enlies the problem. :P I usually begin a movie caring about characters, and because I found the characters relatable (not that I'm a hitman or anything...>_>) also helped. That's just me, though. :)

i think your list sucked, really badTD7007

Maybe the ones my friends wrote, but the movies I did were very good. Like I said before the ones I did were Anchorman, Napoleon Dynamite, Fight Club, Twister and Pirates Of The Caribbean. You can clearly see a rise in quality with the ones I did over the other ones.

Could you love yourself anymore?

[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]

I didn't give a damn about a single character in Pulp Fiction, so any character development was made moot by the fact that they never interested me at all.

GameFreak315

I guess there enlies the problem. :P I usually begin a movie caring about characters, and because I found the characters relatable (not that I'm a hitman or anything...>_>) also helped. That's just me, though. :)

Thats the thing, I need at least some reason to care about the characters. I didn't relate to single person in the movie, and they sure as hell weren't likeable people. You can't lack both of those qualities entirely and expect me to care about the characters....