I hated the 3rd Batman movie, but don't get me wrong, it was an enjoyable movie, it just got everything wrong. Bane: Why does he sound like an evil Santa Claus, when his is mexican? Bat-man: So much grunting and yelling, from a hero who works in the shadows, he had ninja skills in the other last two move, but he acted like an old man in this one. Cat Woman: Ann Hadaway is no Michelle Pfeiffer , but she tried. Ra's al Ghul: For one short scene in the movie, its like they didn't even try to bring him back from the dead, which is what Ra's al Ghul does, with the lazarus pits. Talia al Ghul: Cheesy story with her mad at batman for killing her father, who is known to never die, and then kill her off as well......and with that, they ended batman. Robin : At the end of the movie, really?
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The old Animated Transformers movie. Everything went downhill from the moment Prime died. Prime only died to set-up the movies plot which is the worst reason ever to kill him. They just replaced Megatron with Galvatron and he felt like a sissyer bad attempt version of Megatron who's leadership and planning capabilities were just sub-par. His voice just wasn't as good without Frank Welker for the role. They just replaced the decepticons with lookalike soldiers that lack individual identity. The whole series went downhill after the movie with what it set-up for Transformers. Rodimus Prime is not nearly as good as Optimus Prime to the point where they brought Prime back later in the series. I'm a big Transformers fan too. I don't have any idea why Transformer fans praise this terrible movie and what it did to the series.
Also, is it strange that I thought Avatar was a good movie and didn't care at all about the fancy graphics.
Avatar, and Harry Potter.
Avatar bored the hell out of me.
Harry Potter just is not my cup of tea.
Also, I'm a big Studio Ghibli fan, but the ones that were recently in American theaters were okay, but didn't move me as much as Spirited Away or Howl's Moving Castle.
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Avatar, and Harry Potter.
Avatar bored the hell out of me.
Harry Potter just is not my cup of tea.
Also, I'm a big Studio Ghibli fan, but the ones that were recently in American theaters were okay, but didn't move me as much as Spirited Away or Howl's Moving Castle.
Howl's Moving Castle was actually the one Ghibli film I had a hard time watching to the end. Very disappointing.
Oh yeah, I do have something to add to this topic. I hate all the Ghibli films except for Kiki's Delivery Service, which I'll admit I only like out of nostalgia and haven't watched in years. They're all either confusing as hell, pretentious as hell, or boring as hell. I just can't stand watching any of them.
Bat-man: So much grunting and yelling, from a hero who works in the shadows, he had ninja skills in the other last two move, but he acted like an old man in this one.
While I agree with everything you've said (and honestly add more. The story has plotholes up the wazzoo, for instance, and I'm practically blind to that kind of stuff), they actually explained that bit. His body is becoming like that of an old man from fighting so much, IIRC. He's probably in a lot of pain just from moving now.
Jurassic Park really bored me was probably the first movie I noticed as a kid that had a lot of hype but to me failed to deliver, the sequels seemed even worse; but to be fair I barely watched more than a few minutes of those.
I again agree with Avatar. Same reasoning as @RR529- I don't dislike it, per say. It just gets a lot of praise, when it didn't really innovate much story-wise and was more just cool to look at.
Seriously, I... understand how other people can like it in hindsight and how they can relate to the main character or how the movie takes a darker tone and dwells in the boy's psyche, but really, I just flat out disliked it because I expected it to be your average family friendly movie that I could take my Siblings in to watch. I can understand the praise it gets, but it left a sour taste in my mouth that I wont rewatch it again.
This. This so much.
Exact same type of thing with Rango as well, though I did like that more.
I love both Rango and Where the Wild Things Are. The former more than the latter, but they're both great films.
Ted was not funny at all and they put an odd amount of "Drama" in it for a movie about a talking Teddy Bear.
Avatar (Looking at this thread it seems to be a popular one to hate)
Any of those gritty fairytale movies that have been coming out lately. So cheesy and dumb.
Twilight. Call me old fashion but I cant stand Vampire acting all gay
The Amazing Spiderman. Raimi's first two were some of the best superhero movies in a long time. Why mess with perfection. Also Spiderman isnt suppose to be all dark and gritty like Batman. Also the fact that they rebooted the series so soon made no sense to me. They should have just continued it where Raimi left off.
Saw some in a reply say Sixth Sense and I would have to agree with that too. Everyone kept going on on how great this movie was and oh my god how I will never guess the ending its a total shocker. I ended up guessing the ending in the first 20 minutes of the movie.
The Last Airbender. Seriously if you like this movie go watch the series and than come back and tell me that you like it.
The Matrix Trilogy. I just didnt understand this movie and couldnt get into it. I tried to watch it several times to get they hype around it but I dont know I can find better things to do with my time.
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The Last Airbender. Seriously if you like this movie go watch the series and than come back and tell me that you like it.
I liked it. Poor acting aside, it was a pretty faithful adaption of the first season, minus most of the filler (which I never cared for in the series). Aside from better casting and delivery, I can't see what more people wanted from a movie version of the series.
The Last Airbender. Seriously if you like this movie go watch the series and than come back and tell me that you like it.
I liked it. Poor acting aside, it was a pretty faithful adaption of the first season, minus most of the filler (which I never cared for in the series). Aside from better casting and delivery, I can't see what more people wanted from a movie version of the series.
It was a horrible movie and the it did somethings differently than the first season did for the worse (I'm realizing its even poorer movie after watching the first season of avatar. I didn't initially hate for being different.). I thought this was movie that most people hated though. I mean who are the people aside from @CanisWolfred that like it, most people hate it.
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