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The worst movie you ever saw?

4everhung said:
Finally saw the David Twohy ("Pitch Black") thriller Below last night and was slightly disappointed, but ONLY because my expectations were so high. I thought it was great - not as good as Pitch Black, but a different kind of movie so a comparison isn't really fair.

At first you get the feeling that the movie can't decide what it wants to be - war? mystery? ghost story? horror? submarine hunt? Then you realize that it WANTS to be all those in one. And it does a very good job of being ALL of them.

There are some excellent, VERY brief visuals in the movie that contribute to the sense of unease and otherworldly. It's the best representation ever of the feeling that you can only catch a glimpse of a ghost out of the corner of your eye.

The sound design (as with just about any submarine movie) is excellent and story-critical. The acting is top-calibre from a relatively obscure cast (Bruce Greenwood, Olivia Williams, Matthew Davis, Holt McCallany, Scott Foley, Jason Flemyng, Nick Chinlund). The film is co-scripted by Darren Aronofsky ("Pi", "Requiem for a Dream"). Director Twohy puts in a cameo appearance.

The DVD exhibits one of the cleanest, clearest pictures I've ever seen (in my collection of 1000 DVDs). It rivals the transfer of a more obvious reference disc like "Monsters, Inc.". The sound, although not DTS, is terrific, and you'll want to turn up the volume so you can hear everything from the hull noises to whispering voices. The disc is presented in anamorphic widescreen at about 1.79:1

I highly recommend it!
 
BrothaBill said:
From Justin to Kelly
omg wasnt it terrible? that has my vote
 
Lost in Space. I didn't want to go but a friend talked me into it. I made him give me money for my ticket when that was over.
 
I went to see The Thin Red Line in the movie theaters. I almost walked out (half the audience did). It was just terrible. Then about a year later I was in Puerto Rico on vaca and had insane back spasms, so had to stay in my room all day and watch movies. decided to give it another chance and now it is one of my top 20 movies.
 
Pear Harbour :sleep2: I thought this was going to be a war movie, wtf was thinking it starred Ben Affleck & Josh Hartnet :chesty:
 
KillahBee said:
I went to see The Thin Red Line in the movie theaters. I almost walked out (half the audience did). It was just terrible. Then about a year later I was in Puerto Rico on vaca and had insane back spasms, so had to stay in my room all day and watch movies. decided to give it another chance and now it is one of my top 20 movies.
the all-time "love it or hate it" movie
my all-time favorite
 
I think I have you all beat Gigli, it was so terrible that I had to keep watching in hopes of it getting better, I kept saying to myself it can not be this bad, it's got to get better. See what happens when you're bored, it's freezing outside and nothing is on tv. lol

Also the Blair witch project.
 
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