Terrible movies.

[Deleted member 365]

Indiana Jones and the crystal skull.
The old Superman with the atomic man with long fingernails.
Spider-Man 3 with Tobey Maguire and that 70s show dude.
The nutty professor with Eddie Murphy

 

[infection]

Water world

Yeah, but didn’t you see the live jet ski show at Universal Studios?

 

[LogGrad98]

Pulp Fiction sucked ***. The thing it did best was convince people they had to say they liked it so they could be considered cool, then it upped that by developing a rabid cult following who cannot explain why they liked it other than saying "it's cool" and various versions of "you're stupid" if you didn't like it. Streaming pile of **** actually.

 

[LogGrad98]

And what was the one about the train in the snow that can't ever stop? Holy hell that was dumb.

 

[Miggs]

@sirkickyass

Read the last two posts.

 

[LogGrad98]

Just about anything by shaymalaniananana or however you spell it. Especially the happening which might be the single worst movie I've ever seen. And that's saying a lot because I've seen pulp fiction and that snow train movie!

But split was pretty good so I'll give him that. That trilogy is probably the best thing he's done tbh.

 

[Rubashov]

every Nicholas Cage movie

Leaving Las Vegas was ok

 

[Rubashov]

Indiana Jones and the crystal skull.

The only reason i didn't walk out was because i wanted to see just how bad it could get, my word it was horrible.

 

[infection]

And what was the one about the train in the snow that can't ever stop? Holy hell that was dumb.

Sounds like a combination of Speed + The Polar Express.

 

[Rubashov]

The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith sucked worse than a time square hooker.

 

[Rubashov]

And what was the one about the train in the snow that can't ever stop? Holy hell that was dumb.

Speaking of movies based on trains, Under Siege 2 was a disappointing follow up to the cinematic classic Under Siege...

Oh!!! And all the Lethal Weapon films.

 

[infection]

Leaving Las Vegas was ok

Hah. So I had never seen Leaving Las Vegas, but had seen Honeymoon in Vegas (another Nicolas Cage 90s movie), and my wife and I were actually in Vegas seeing Sarah McLachlan. She was introducing the song “Sweet Surrender” and was talking about how this song was based on Nicolas Cage’s Leaving Las Vegas. In my mind I was thinking of Honeymoon in Vegas and thought, “Huh. That’s really odd. I’m not seeing it.” Later I realized Leaving Las Vegas was a different movie. It made more sense at that point.