What do you consider to be the most overrated films ever? For me it has to be 2001: A Space Odessy. The most pretentious, tedious and slow paced disaster of a film I ave ever had to sit through. Take Kubrick's worst qualities, combine with Arthur C Clarke's general overreaching and you get this abomination.
I agree with the TC in many respects, but not that this is an unusual example of a church wedding. I agree that it is ridiculuos to demand of your guests that they conform to your belief system through the process of the ceremony, and the 30 minute prayer sounds absolutely ludicrous, but this i almost a typical experience of a church wedding. particularly a more conservative church.
Seriously, Shakespeare couldn't wrote a comody to save his life. Much Ado About Nothing is consistently atrocious, despite Shakespeare stealing the plot. I can't be bothered to find a link, but just look it up if you care that much. A Midsummer's Night Dream is alright, but its very much the execption. Don't blame the language barrier; Chaucer is hilarious, yet was writing centuaries earlier than Shakespeare.
[QUOTE="Fire_Ants"]I guess...ive never seen either of those movies though :?-TheSecondSign-
The Shining kicks anus.
It's about an evil hotel that's being watched in the Winter and it slowly possesses the husband of this family and then he starts killing everyone.
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My interpretation of the film (not book) was that the hotel was merely a catalyst for the psychotic side of the father to show itself, and not in itself evil, although I can see how one could see it that way.
You let a 12 year old watch the original version of Clockwork Orange? Which prominently features a graphic rape scene? One that features beatings of the homless, and the brutal killing of an elder with a Vibrator? A movie thats rated X?? Yeah, I'd say thats some kinda idiotic...dlindenb2000
The very same; only it was a phallic sculpture, not a vibrator.
My dreams usually consist of two or three different storylines, often with the same people, that short of overlap pulp fiction style. the storylines themselves are coherent and structured, but not where they overlap. I have some reoccurring dreams, either I'm being chased but can't escape completely, or there is some sort of electrical appliance I can't turn off.
Another similar movie was Watership Down. It was about rabbits who were trying to find a new home. And it was bloody scary when I first watched it. :( (I was about 5)deshields538
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