MillisleBlue
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Was recommended by a trustworthy pal but I thought “Drive” was complete keek.
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Films that were acclaimed that are actually rubbish
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Super hero/comic book films. They’re all dreadful! None of them have a decent storyline in them and are all predictable.
Pre-Craig James Bond.
Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King.
The first two are good, but that third one is fucking rubbish! Full of; “what the fuck is this?” “why’s he just sat there?” “what’s he doing?” moments and rubbish fight scenes.
Sauron is a joke - built up over about seven hours to be this frightening being and turns out to be a six foot easily defeated bloke in a tin suit. Balrog is a more fearsome enemy who Gandalf (who just sits on a rock in the final film, doing jack shit, even though he’s now a white wizard and killed loads of Orcs at the end of the second film) defeated in the first film.
Eternal Sunshine Of A Spotless Mind.
Someone said to me once it was the best romantic film they’d ever seen. I watched it recently and it’s fucking shite!
No Country For Old Men.
Whats the fucking point in the entire film?
Pre-Craig James Bond.
Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King.
The first two are good, but that third one is fucking rubbish! Full of; “what the fuck is this?” “why’s he just sat there?” “what’s he doing?” moments and rubbish fight scenes.
Sauron is a joke - built up over about seven hours to be this frightening being and turns out to be a six foot easily defeated bloke in a tin suit. Balrog is a more fearsome enemy who Gandalf (who just sits on a rock in the final film, doing jack shit, even though he’s now a white wizard and killed loads of Orcs at the end of the second film) defeated in the first film.
Eternal Sunshine Of A Spotless Mind.
Someone said to me once it was the best romantic film they’d ever seen. I watched it recently and it’s fucking shite!
No Country For Old Men.
Whats the fucking point in the entire film?
Big Swifty
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James Cameron's "Titanic". Won shedloads of awards. The first half especially is glorified soap-opera sentimentality. The ship doesn't even look that big.
I much prefer "A Night to Remember" (1958) as a retelling of the story. Is it just me?
I much prefer "A Night to Remember" (1958) as a retelling of the story. Is it just me?
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Anything involving Nicholas Cage
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Avatar
Philistine ...... watch in 3D and then come back with your views
Barcon
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That one where a sniper/hitman befriends a little girl. Nonce alert.
Forrest Gump won the awards that yearThe Shawshank Redemption - don't know if it won any awards, but for a below average film it's way way way overrated
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Like being on something. Oh look a floaty dandelion kind of seed..can I touch it? Yes I can, and it’s turned lilac......Philistine ...... watch in 3D and then come back with your views
urban genie
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James Cameron's "Titanic". Won shedloads of awards. The first half especially is glorified soap-opera sentimentality. The ship doesn't even look that big.
I much prefer "A Night to Remember" (1958) as a retelling of the story. Is it just me?
Titanic a good call, absolute shite it is
urban genie
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Philistine ...... watch in 3D and then come back with your views
It's an overlong rip off of fern gully