Why did they even greenlighted that one? A sequel to a Jim Carey movie without Jim Carey himself in it, who thought that such thing would work? The script was horrible, bad actors, lame jokes, crappy director, awful special effects, and the highlight of the original (Jim Carey) was not signed for the movie.
LOL it's funny because the exact same thing can be said about Dumb and Dumberer, one of my choices for the worst movie ever. I would say it's facepalm-worthy, but that movie doesn't deserve recognition of any kind, whether it's good or bad. Maybe there's a pattern here; DON'T remake a Jim Carrey movie without the man himself in it!!!!
[QUOTE="scorch-62"] That is completely false.scorch-62
I cannot think of another film with a budget of $200 million, that was as bad as Transformers 2.
Terminator Salvation
It wasn't very good, but in no way, was it as bad as Transformers 2. Rotten Tomatoes has the latter at 20%, while Terminator S is 31%, so the critics might agree with me as well. My opinon still stands.
Spider-man 3 taught and disciplined me what the phrase "total disappointment" meant. Never have I been angered by a film and I have seen films that people consider crap, freddy got fingered, strange wilderness(I actually enjoyed that one), manos hands of fate etc. I just hated spider-man 3, it raped my childhood.
It wasn't very good, but in no way, was it as bad as Transformers 2. Rotten Tomatoes has the latter at 20%, while Terminator S is 31%, so the critics might agree with me as well. My opinon still stands.TheGrayEye
RT has Transformers 2 at 20%, Terminator Salvation at 31%, 2012 at 40%, and Spider-man 3 at 63%? How is that REMOTELY possible? I don't trust that site at all anymore.
It wasn't very good, but in no way, was it as bad as Transformers 2. Rotten Tomatoes has the latter at 20%, while Terminator S is 31%, so the critics might agree with me as well. My opinon still stands.
RT has Transformers 2 at 20%, Terminator Salvation at 31%, and Spider-man 3 at 63%? How is that REMOTELY possible? I don't trust that site at all anymore.
Phenomenon...I think. You see, I don't know because my sister, father, and myself fell asleep not even half way through the movie. This was in the theater by the way.
It wasn't very good, but in no way, was it as bad as Transformers 2. Rotten Tomatoes has the latter at 20%, while Terminator S is 31%, so the critics might agree with me as well. My opinon still stands.
TheGrayEye
RT has Transformers 2 at 20%, Terminator Salvation at 31%, and Spider-man 3 at 63%? How is that REMOTELY possible? I don't trust that site at all anymore.
It's possible because it's true.
Terminator Salvation was not better than Revenge of the Fallen and Spider-Man 3 was not better than Terminator Salvation. Critics suck.
[QUOTE="scorch-62"] RT has Transformers 2 at 20%, Terminator Salvation at 31%, and Spider-man 3 at 63%? How is that REMOTELY possible? I don't trust that site at all anymore.scorch-62
It's possible because it's true.
Terminator Salvation was not better than Revenge of the Fallen and Spider-Man 3 was not better than Terminator Salvation. Critics suck. thanks for giving your opinion and welcome to the world of collective opinion ratings
The worst big budget movie of all time is Transformers 2.
That is completely false. I think its Battlefield Earth, but Transformers 2 is certainly up there. I would be willing to concede with Transformers 2 being "up there" as ONE OF the worst big-budget movies ever, but by no means is it number one on that list.
[QUOTE="Poissons"][QUOTE="scorch-62"] That is completely false.scorch-62
I think its Battlefield Earth, but Transformers 2 is certainly up there. I would be willing to concede with Transformers 2 being "up there" as ONE OF the worst big-budget movies ever, but by no means is it number one on that list.
I could atleast enjoy Battlefield Earth by laughing at it. Transformers 2 made me sick, I felt like I was scammed. I literally lost my appetite for the popcorn that I was eating while watching it, which is a shame because the popcorn tasted so good. If it weren't for my friends needing a ride, I would have driven out of the theater as fast as possible. I lost some good brain cells that night, all thanks to Michael Bay.
It was a movie called Zodiac Killer or something. I was searching for that Zodiac movie with Robert Downey Jr. that cane out in 07 on the PPV thing, I went to the bottom of the alphabetical order, saw Zodiac Killer from 2007 and ordered it. I watched the first 15 minutes fore cutting it off and deciding it was defiantly not what I was looking for. I eventually found the movie I was actually looking for and it was good
The Nicholas Cage Wickerman was so damn bad. I only liked one part and it was where he ran up in the bear costume and decked somebody. :lol: Other than that I hated the movie. Citizen Kane also made me wish I had spent my time doing something more productive.
[QUOTE="scorch-62"][QUOTE="Poissons"] I think its Battlefield Earth, but Transformers 2 is certainly up there.TheGrayEye
I would be willing to concede with Transformers 2 being "up there" as ONE OF the worst big-budget movies ever, but by no means is it number one on that list.
I could atleast enjoy Battlefield Earth by laughing at it. Transformers 2 made me sick, I felt like I was scammed. I literally lost my appetite for the popcorn that I was eating while watching it, which is a shame because the popcorn tasted so good. If it weren't for my friends needing a ride, I would have driven out of the theater as fast as possible. I lost some good brain cells that night, all thanks to Michael Bay.
I kind of liked Battlefield Earth in a cheesy scifi B-movie kind of way. It's bad but at the same time you can't bring yourself to truly hate it.
O man Saw. I still don't understand how people can sit through watching an entire part of saw. Part 1 was stupid and it seem like it just got dumber I never finished one part all the way through.
Well, Borat comes to mind, obviously. But there's also Bangcock (hope I spelled it right) Dangerous, I Am Legend, and a few others.. Can't decide, really..
Well, Borat comes to mind, obviously. But there's also Bangcock (hope I spelled it right) Dangerous, I Am Legend, and a few others.. Can't decide, really..
DEVILinIRON
Haha. It's Bangkok.
Yeah, I suspected something was off... But the only clue on how to spell it correctly that I had was the joke from American Pie.
Which brings me back on topic - 3 more worst movies ever - Americam Pie 4, 5 and 6. A damn shame, considering 1, 2 and 3 were epic.
Well, Borat comes to mind, obviously. But there's also Bangcock (hope I spelled it right) Dangerous, I Am Legend, and a few others.. Can't decide, really..
XanderKage
Haha. It's Bangkok.
Yeah, I suspected something was off... But the only clue on how to spell it correctly that I had was the joke from American Pie.
Which brings me back on topic - 3 more worst movies ever - Americam Pie 4, 5 and 6. A damn shame, considering 1, 2 and 3 were epic.
Band Camp was okay. Not bad, but it definitely didn't live up to the name "American Pie." I haven't seen any of the other ones.
Howard the Duck is probably the worst movie I've ever seen.ZookGuy
Oh, lord, how could I have forgotten that one. The only thing going for that one was the fact that it had George Lucas' name on it. [spoiler] AND THE DUCK PORN WAS BURNED INTO MY RETINAS. WHY?! [/spoiler]
[QUOTE="Y2Jfan23"]I Am Legend. Easily the most boring movie I've ever seen. And I'm a huge Will Smith fan. But that was the worst movie I've ever seen.scorch-62
If I Am Legend is the worst you've ever seen, you must have a great taste in movies. :? I like all sorts of movies. Everything from Star Wars to White Chicks. I can even tolerate sucky movies if they are so bad that you can laugh at it. I Am Legend was about the only movie I've ever been so bored watching. Nothing has ever bored me so much.
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