Worst Movies

Bokeh · Dec 14, 2004

nomav6 said:
Jeepers Creepers

I agree that Jeepers Creepers part one was pretty bad; and it had potential. but did you see part 2? That was a GREAT movie!

nomav6 said:
dumb and dumber

You mean part 2? Surely you don't mean you hated dumb and dumber part1 - ???

nomav6 said:
Scorpion king

I knew that one would be dumb going into it; only reason I watched it at all was for my 9 year old

ferny · Dec 14, 2004

Bokeh said:
Except i'm not stereotyping like that; like I mentioned a couple of times, it's like my favorite color vs. someone else's, everyone likes the way different accents "sounds" compared to others. No offense intended.

When you say you don't like English accents because you think they sound snooty, you're stereotyping. You're stereotyping 60 million people to be exact.
Exchange the word English for African and what do you think the reaction would be? So why is it different here?
I'm all for opinions and each to their own, as long as it's based on some reasoned argument of some description. The favourite colour vs. someone else's argument isn't one. It's just a back out clause to use when you think people may be offended.

Bokeh said:
I mean the hugh grant type accent...

Then please say so, rather than aiming it at an entire country.

And yeah, I hate that accent to. He sounds like an idiot.

nomav6 · Dec 14, 2004

Bokeh said:
nomav6 said:

Jeepers Creepers

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I agree that Jeepers Creepers part one was pretty bad; and it had potential. but did you see part 2? That was a GREAT movie!

nomav6 said:

dumb and dumber

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You mean part 2? Surely you don't mean you hated dumb and dumber part1 - ???

nomav6 said:

Scorpion king

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I knew that one would be dumb going into it; only reason I watched it at all was for my 9 year old

I haven't seen part 2 of jeepers creepers alot of ppl have told me that it was better, just cant bring myself to watch it, and I did mean part one of dumb and dumber sorry just didn't like the movie at all, and yea the only reason I went to watch the scorpion king is because a girl wanted to go and I have a weakness for girls but we almost walked out on it, as a matter of fact thats the only reason I went and watched jeepers creepers lol oh, that reminds me so girls talked me into going to watch shark tale with them too, that movie was pretty bad also

Bokeh · Dec 14, 2004

nomav6 said:
girls talked me into going to watch shark tale with them too, that movie was pretty bad also

SO... you watched three of your most hated movies because a girl wanted you to? You'll make a great husband

Yes, part 2 of jeepers creepers was really good I thought. I mean, it's not in my top 20 horror movies, but it was really good. I also didn't like "Final destination" part 1, but part two was awesome.

If you want to talk unreal horror movies, did you see the new dawn of the dead? I'v eseen tons of scary movies, and that is probably the scariest movie I've ever, ever seen. It was unreal.

Niki · Dec 14, 2004

I liked Jeepers Creepers. Both of them. They were fun "Sunday movies" when I didn't have anything else to do. :LOL:

MDowdey · Dec 14, 2004

Bokeh said:
If you want to talk unreal horror movies, did you see the new dawn of the dead? I'v eseen tons of scary movies, and that is probably the scariest movie I've ever, ever seen. It was unreal.

hell yes. that movie wigged me out. so did 28 days later.

md

Bokeh · Dec 14, 2004

MDowdey said:
hell yes. that movie wigged me out. so did 28 days later.

md

Geez I've seen a lot of horror flicks, but DOTD was just off the hook. It was also a good movie with a good story and wonderful actors. I loved the guy in the gun shop across the street (trying not to spoil the movie for anyone who hasn't seen it). I liked all the characters, and the rich guy was really funny!

28 days was pretty scary in a few parts, and I liked it because it was just different. The music in the film was reeeally neat too.

I could have done without the baby scene from DOTD though... that was probably over the line for some people. That was just WRONG! :shock:

MDowdey · Dec 14, 2004

yeah the baby scene was freaky. so was the little kid in the gas station in 28 days later. that was a scary little kid.

md

mygrain · Dec 14, 2004

MDowdey said:
yeah the baby scene was freaky.
md

Yeah we were all like..."they're not gonna go there!!! There not gonna go there!!!"...but oh man they DID go there. :lmao: The extras were really cool on the dvd...the video of the guy across the street was really original and a treat to see. Great movie. 28 days late was really cool- there's nothing like zombies who can run like insane freaks and tackle to scare the mega poop out of ya.

MDowdey · Dec 14, 2004

especially when the movie is directed by the same guy that did trainspotting. such a good zombie movie. just the main character waking up in the hospital was scary enough...

md

mygrain · Dec 14, 2004

No doubt!!! what is it with him and dead babies? Freaky. what was that movie with leo in it that he did..."The Beach" ? it was kind of poor i thought.

MDowdey · Dec 14, 2004

i thought the beach had a strange but cool vibe to it...i really liked the locations and such. actors werent great...but thats hollywood

mygrain · Dec 14, 2004

He is a great director and the film did look great but the character's were real stoopid. Robert Carlye was great as usual.

Bokeh · Dec 14, 2004

mygrain said:
MDowdey said:

yeah the baby scene was freaky.
md

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Yeah we were all like..."they're not gonna go there!!! There not gonna go there!!!"...but oh man they DID go there. :lmao:

Yeah I could have done without that scene personally, but oh well, the movie was off the hook. I haven't gotten the dvd yet, we saw it at the theatres. I watched it again on PPV recently when visiting my sister in Tul$a.

About zombies running fast, it's weird but in the old zombie movies the were usually slow...? Guess they weren't scary enough.

Of course, the scene with the chainsaw in dotd was completely unrealistic... I told my wife I used chainsaws as a kid to cut trees and stuff when we lived in Mississippi, and they're really not NEAR as scary as people let on. THey're usually not even sharp, you would have to sit and grind on stuff for them to cutt, and as soon as you let your finger off the trigger they stop immediately. The whole chainsaw masacre, although one of my very favorite horror flicks, was also unrealistic in that way, and that was the basis of the movie. oh well, "suspension of disbelief"