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 Post subject: Re: Worst Blockbusters Ever
PostPosted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 11:40 am 
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25. Armageddon - Pretty bad.

24. Bad Boys 2 - Crap, but one of Bay's better films.

23. Wild Hogs - Never saw it.

22. Spiderman 3 - It wasn't a very good movie, but it wasn't THAT awful.

21. X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Gotta agree.

20. Paul Blart: Mall Cop - I refuse to acknowledge the existance of this film.

19. Planet of the Apes - Saw it on TV, bad movie, but entertaining.

18. Mummy Returns - Bad.

17. Click - Awful.

16. Patch Adams - Never saw it.

15. Da Vinci Code - Boring as Hell

14. Ghost Rider - Awful movie, but good if you're looking for a laugh.

13. The Day After Tomorrow - Agreed.

12. Daredevil - It wasn't THAT bad.

11. Scooby Doo - Never saw it.

10. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - One of the worst films I've ever seen in my life. I would've put it higher.

9. Fantastic Four - A movie about superheroes trying to become un-super. Boring, unfunny, annoying.

8. Godzilla - Piece of crap, but the part with the choppers was fun.

7. Wild Wild West - Vile Vile Mess

6. Van Helsing - I couldn't sit through the whole thing.

5. Matrix 3 - Agreed, but I'd treat the Matrix sequels as one entity.

4. Batman and Robin - Nothing I can say hasn't already been said.

3. Pearl Harbor - Michael Bay took a tragic piece of history where thousands died and turned it into a big, crass, stupid explosion movie. Disgraceful.

2. The Cat in the Hat - Never saw it.

1. Star Wars Episode I - Horrible, no doubt, but not nearly as bad as some of the others on this list.


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PostPosted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 4:24 pm 
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25. Armageddon - Pretty much stank.

24. Bad Boys 2 - I'm gagging.

23. Wild Hogs - Even for John Travolta this was bad.

22. Spiderman 3 - "I've got an idea! Let's have him fight himself!" Wow, that's stupid.

21. X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Never saw it.

20. Paul Blart: Mall Cop - Haven't seen it, could be moderately funny, but I'm not sure.

19. Planet of the Apes - Yikes, this was terrible.

18. Mummy Returns - Never saw it, never wanted to.

17. Click - Had potential, at least. Haven't seen it.

16. Patch Adams - Never saw it.

15. Da Vinci Code - A bad book turned into a terrible movie.

14. Ghost Rider - This was pretty stupid.

13. The Day After Tomorrow - What's this about Saturday? (What a bad movie)

12. Daredevil - Eh. Neither liked it nor hated it.

11. Scooby Doo - Never saw it.

10. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Haven't seen it; never was a Transformers fan.

9. Fantastic Four - Never saw it.

8. Godzilla - Saw a half an hour of it. That was far too much.

7. Wild Wild West - Will Smith, what happened?

6. Van Helsing - I've heard several conflicting reviews of this movie, but I haven't seen it.

5. Matrix 3 - Never saw it.

4. Batman and Robin - Yeah, it sucked.

3. Pearl Harbor - Had this movie been 20 minutes long instead of 3 hours long it would have been better.

2. The Cat in the Hat - Mike Myers=Fail.

1. Star Wars Episode I - I can proudly say I haven't seen it.

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 6:50 pm 
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JerseyCaptain wrote:
BlueStreak98 wrote:
22. Spiderman 3 - "I've got an idea! Let's have him fight himself!" Wow, that's stupid.

You do realize that the "Venom" character, which started out as "black Spiderman" was a concept originally developed in the Spiderman comics and, thus, totally accurate and revelant to the original character and series, don't you?

Research.

Yes, but I thought that was stupid too and doesn't work for a movie.

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