Worst Movie you've seen that EVERYONE liked...

Hurt Locker 2

Titanic anyone?Wolls

Monsters, Inc. -__-

Monsters, Inc. -__-

MushroomWig

That film is awesome. :shock:

Pretty much everyone I know likes Step Brothers, which I think is a crappy movie.

The Hangover is also well overrated.

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Monsters, Inc. -__-

CBR600-RR

That film is awesome. :shock:

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Monsters, Inc. -__-

MushroomWig

That film is awesome. :shock:

But it's not a bad film, nothing wrong with it. :P Kitty! :3

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That film is awesome. :shock:

CBR600-RR

But it's not a bad film, nothing wrong with it. :P Kitty! :3

The godfather

If there's anything that I can gather from this thread, it's that there isn't a single movie in the world that even close to everybody likes.

[QUOTE="socked_feet"]Watchmen..Sigh_han

Omg, yes. I did not care for that movie at all

wtf was with the soundtrack in that movie. The first half was just scene. random pop song, scene, random pop song. It was absolutely ludicrous, it was like there was more music than movie.

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[QUOTE="socked_feet"]Watchmen..VendettaRed07

Omg, yes. I did not care for that movie at all

wtf was with the soundtrack in that movie. The first half was just scene. random pop song, scene, random pop song. It was absolutely ludicrous, it was like there was more music than movie.

CRASH, horrible film, so horrible.GulliversTravel

Is it worse than crank? I doubt it is!

[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"]CRASH, horrible film, so horrible.Espada12

Is it worse than crank? I doubt it is!

The Hangover - most unoriginal and unfunny movie ive ever seen

gamedude2020

[QUOTE="redstorm72"]Clockwork Orange, The Godfather, Donnie Darko. Everyone loves these movies, but honestly, I found them all to have uninteresting plots and acting. I don't watch movies for their deep inner message, so maybe that's why I don't see what so amazing about these movies.ex-mortis

I strongly disagree on A Clockwork Orange. I don't usually care for deep messages or moral lessons in movies either, but A Clockwork Orange was a damn funny movie. I enjoy black humor like this a lot, and Malcolm McDowell was just excellent in the movie. I thought it was a really entertaining movie in the long run and I don't really care for the anti-violence message that much.

A Clockwork Orange was not a black comedy, it wasn't meant to be funny, and it was not an anti-violence movie, it was about more about being allowed to choose your morals than have them be impossed and forced onto you. "A man who cannot choose ceases to be a man." - F. Alexander

i dont know if its liked or hated yet but iron is pretty far up there.

Big fish and 8 mile. Both sucked. And the shawshank redemption, it wasen't that bad but it's overrated as hell

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[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"]CRASH, horrible film, so horrible.GulliversTravel

Is it worse than crank? I doubt it is!

In my case, probably Avatar.

2001 Space Odyssy... 20 min of monkeying around, and a hour and a half of a single space ship floating in space...

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[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"]CRASH, horrible film, so horrible.GulliversTravel

Is it worse than crank? I doubt it is!

Wow that movie must be complete and utter garbage not worthy to even wipe your bum with it it's worse than crank. At least crank is worthy to wipe your bum with.

This one movie where a guy gets trapped in a hotel room and can't get out, and all these random events happen. All the critics loved it but I thought it was a snore fest

Pick a superhero, choose the movie. Escapism is the worst element of modern pop-culture mass-consumerism.

1 movie that all my friends saw in theaters and loved that I didn't care for was 300. Don't know what was wrong with it but I just couldn't get into it. Begin thet flame war on that one. One that I liked that all my friends hated was the movie Garden State. Gotta love the dysfunctionalism.

Twilight obviously.

Disaster Movietekken220

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I think the producer even hated the movie and had conversation with the rest of the cast that sounded like this, "Think we can make some easy money with a really bad movie. Ok, lets do it." This resulted in the horrible disaster movie and the rest of its really bad brethren.

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Napolean Dynamite. That movie was so unfunny and boring.

1 movie that all my friends saw in theaters and loved that I didn't care for was 300.

Master_Blades

Avatar, Finding Nemo. Those 2 stick out the most when talking about movies.

whackedjob213

Transformers 2

Innocence ( I loved the prequel and yawned through this) [thankfully, everyone confessed they loved only the graphics :/]

... on another note, are non-cinema (:s) movies allowed here :?

2001 Space Odyssy... 20 min of monkeying around, and a hour and a half of a single space ship floating in space...

darkmark91

The Hangover - most unoriginal and unfunny movie ive ever seen

gamedude2020

QFT. It was average at best.

Iron Man

Avatar

Titanic

All the President's Men

The Blues Brothers

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The Hangover - most unoriginal and unfunny movie ive ever seen

Disturbed123

QFT. It was average at best.

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[QUOTE="redstorm72"]Clockwork Orange, The Godfather, Donnie Darko. Everyone loves these movies, but honestly, I found them all to have uninteresting plots and acting. I don't watch movies for their deep inner message, so maybe that's why I don't see what so amazing about these movies.DarkGamer007

I strongly disagree on A Clockwork Orange. I don't usually care for deep messages or moral lessons in movies either, but A Clockwork Orange was a damn funny movie. I enjoy black humor like this a lot, and Malcolm McDowell was just excellent in the movie. I thought it was a really entertaining movie in the long run and I don't really care for the anti-violence message that much.

A Clockwork Orange was not a black comedy, it wasn't meant to be funny, and it was not an anti-violence movie, it was about more about being allowed to choose your morals than have them be impossed and forced onto you. "A man who cannot choose ceases to be a man." - F. Alexander

No, it definately had humor. Are you telling me you watched the scene when he's pushing the woman with the giant-penis-statue-thing with a straight face? It's a film that is both funny, and equally disturbing. Also, like the other poster said, it does happen to be a very entertaing movie, regardless of whether it's art or otherwise.

2001 Space Odyssy... 20 min of monkeying around, and a hour and a half of a single space ship floating in space...