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[QUOTE="Trav57"] I completely agree on The Roommate, but you thought Drive was bad?Lief_Ericson

Bad acting, unlikable characters, and an overused generic plot was what ruined Drive for me. Just my opinion though.

[QUOTE="Just-Breathe"]I thought Limitless and Thor were both quite poor. Kenneth Branagh should stick with Shakespeare, because thats what he does best.Pirate700

Wait...I forgot I saw THOR. That get's my nomination. It's definitely the worst when I forgot I even saw it or that the movie even existed. :lol:

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I can usually sense when a movie is going to be bad. Even after watching the great Battle:LA trailer I knew the actual film wasn't going to be good. I'm not willing to pay to watch a film that I'm not sure will be good.

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I am the same way, and I knew from the trailer it wasnt going to be good by any means. I was hoping for some solid action sequences sprinkled in but nothing could prepare me for how bad it really was.

Battle:LA definitely. I walked out about half-way through, couldn't tolerate the BS anymore. raven_squad

I thought the trailer for Three Musketeers looked pretty bad itself :/

I generally do not see more than one bad movie a year because I tend to follow critic reviews (to save money, time, patience). I decided to go against my protocol in hoping "Battle:LA" would be good despite the reviews. BIG mistake, easily one of the worst movies I have seen in years, I could even put it with Transformers 2. Nothing interesting ever happened (other than a lot of laughable dialog), the aliens looked stupid, their weapons were stupid, their mother ship of floating garbage was stupid. I have no idea why Aaron Eckhart signed on to it.

The Godfather, I only own the bluray trilogy.

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