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Post by alba on Feb 25, 2008 12:09:39 GMT -5
I love you, Jones! Will you marry me?
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Post by The Star Fox on Feb 26, 2008 18:40:11 GMT -5
Prince of Tides. The book was MUCH better
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Post by Trey on Feb 26, 2008 19:40:41 GMT -5
Jones is taken. BY HERSELF. =o or something..
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Post by alba on Feb 27, 2008 5:30:06 GMT -5
You're just trying to keep her from me, aren't you, Trey?
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Post by Aindel on Feb 27, 2008 23:41:54 GMT -5
I LIKED the Resident Evil movies. Well, the first two. But mostly because they were filmed in Toronto, so I can watch the second one and go "LOLZ they just blew up city hall!" and "ZOMG TTC bus!" ....Yeah, walking downtown is fun with me now that I've seen those movies.
Billy Elliot. God, that was awful. And I really thought Brokeback Mountain was kinda a bad movie. I'm still waiting to get my two hours back.
But I'm also the kind of person who loves to watch crappily awesome movies. My dad and I flip through the satellite sometimes to find the crappiest thing on, and watch it. Thanks to that tradition, I now OWN one of the Killer Tomato movies. I've also had the pleasure (?) of seeing Jesus Christ, Vampire Hunter.
A note on Evil Dead: It's been parodied, and turned into a musical. It kinda flopped on Broadway, so they shucked it over here to us in Toronto, and it's currently on an open-ended run. There's a splatter zone. It's pretty freakin' awesome. And now there's talk of making the musical into a movie.
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Post by Trey on Feb 28, 2008 4:07:56 GMT -5
XD OMG Andiel I HAVE to find JC: Vampire Hunter now!!
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Post by alba on Feb 28, 2008 4:10:33 GMT -5
Aindel: that's fucking awesome! A musical of Evil Dead! I'm still waiting to see the second one .. I saw bits of it but fell asleep midway through and then my friend took it back to his uni with him. My friends and I like to watch crappily awesome films, too, hence the Evil Dead, both of which are owned by one of us. And then there's Galaxy of the Dinosaurs, which we rented and my friend incurred a twenty-one pound fine on because he kept forgetting to bring it back. We HOPE it was supposed to be bad, because otherwise it would just be sad.
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Post by misaki on Mar 11, 2008 22:38:38 GMT -5
GALAXY OF THE DINOSAURS? Is it as awesome as it sounds?
For X-mas, I got my friend this boxed set of "when animal attack"-genre horror movies (Like "The Day The Dogs Went Wild" and silly things like that) that I found at Newbury Comics (which has an awesome selection of awful movies). One of the movies in the collection's selling point was "starring Leslie Nielson!" (which is the reason why I bought it for my friend, because we both love the Naked Gun movies (speaking of awesomely bad movies)).
Oh yeah! A bunch of my friends are obsessed with Evil Dead, and they went to see the musical, and they were in the front seats so they wore white shirts on purpose so when the blood sprayed into the audience....
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Post by starvingartist on Mar 12, 2008 2:05:34 GMT -5
Galaxy of the Dinosaurs? Oh my GOD I know what I'm killing time with this weekend. XD
But if I had to pick my top crappy movie it'd be the most recent Clive Owen movie - Shoot 'Em Up. Honestly? There are NO WORDS to describe how funny bad this movie is. I don't know if Clive Owen, who I usually like as an actor, was bored out of his MIND when he accepted the script but honestly? I spent the entire two hours in tears (of laughter).
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Post by misaki on Mar 12, 2008 11:03:48 GMT -5
I agree: that movie WAS funny in a horrible way.
Also, I have to put out any movie that we ever watched in Latin class (with the exception of Gladiator and Life of Brian). I mean, could YOU watch a "comedic" musical called "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum"? Also, this was this movie called "Black Orpheus" which was in French with no subtitles that apparently took place in the Caribbean and it was SO bad it was AWESOME.
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Post by Trey on Mar 13, 2008 13:21:49 GMT -5
Hey now, Forum is a great movie, and an even greater play.
Now, everyone here do me a favor, go out, watch The Frogs. It's one of them horror animal attack movies.
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Post by rosuu on Mar 15, 2008 12:52:28 GMT -5
Killer Tomatoes Eat France! (actual punctuation.)
D: the first three were one thing, but this was another thing entirely. thank god for 'Horror TV' in all it's b-movie goodness<33
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Post by acilf on Mar 15, 2008 22:48:51 GMT -5
@ Aindel: Attack of the Killer Tomato if fantastic. Also there's a class at my university in the Germanic studies department that all they do i watch and rate vampire movies. I SO want to take it. One of the moives they watched was Jesus Christ, Vampire Hunter.
A friend of mine has some box set of really old "horror" moives that are hilarious to watch. As in one is "The Island of the she-demons"
REALLY bad and boring movie = Shipping news. Bad. Period. Boring. But takes place in Newfoundland. Though it's still bad.
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Post by AndrogynousMelon on Mar 16, 2008 0:01:44 GMT -5
Silent Hill- I enjoyed the rape in the end. That was it. Brokeback Mountain I didn't even finish watching, it was boring as all hell.
Any of the Scary/Date/Epic Movie things are terrible.
And Eraserhead. Flame me all you want, I fucking hate that movie.
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Post by misaki on Mar 16, 2008 2:54:10 GMT -5
Oh yeah! All those Scary/Date movies are terribly. I did find Epic Movie amusing in some parts, but it was still terrible overall, as was Meet the Spartans *gags*. Apparently there's a new one coming out soon called Hero Movie, and that one looks actually kind of funny? It's got Leslie Neilson in it, anyway.
Any movie played by Sci-Fi is probably on the lower end of the "good movies" scale. Testimony is the two movies my roommate and I watched tonight, as well as the preview for next weekend's big movie "Rock Man."
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