What's the biggest let down in film history?

[PSmyth07]

You can just tell that Piranha 3D is going to be terrible.

Napoleon Dynamite was a let down, not even funny.

 

[ello_jo]

I know the worst film I have officially ever seen is deep blue sea or water? Apart from that the titanic was a bit of a let down

 

[LongsightM13]

I'm still waiting for someone to explain the meaning behind No Country for Old Men... till then I stand by my original opinion, pretty good film with a crap ending.

The point is that evil is ever present, it is always there, it doesn't go away in the final reel with a nice, neatly packaged ending and the baddies getting what they deserve. People want a nice, linear, Hollywood story where everything is wrapped up in the final reel, but that's just bullshit for the multiplex crowd.
The fact so many questions are left unanswered at the end reflects real life. There are no easy answers and often no meaning, explanation or rationality behind inexplicable violence and evil. Life goes on regardless, but it is nigh on impossible for good [people to begin to try and make sense of it
Or summat like that ...

 

[stony]

Re: What's the biggest let down in flm history?

Thought they were all shit tbh.

You are kidding, right?

No not at all. I just don't like the genre and I think they are massively overrated. I'm sure some expert will come on and tell me about the cinematography and the excellent acting and how well lit the sets were ect. It won't make any difference, I still don't like them.

 

[BoundedCascade]

anything by M. Knight Shamylan (spelling)

 

[AntonDonJuan]

I've never seen a godfather film and i'm deeply ashamed ;(

 

[johnmc]

One of my biggest disappointments is Goodfellas

Its a great film UNTIL he starts talking to the camera near the end - i hate that.

 

[Costa Del City]

The Godfather for me as well. So over-rated its untrue.