What was the most lame movie you've seen recently ?

[panamania79 2]

Snakes on a plane has to be the biggest DUD I've seen so far.

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

American Psycho

A Clockwork Orange

Both movies left me wanting to punch the person that suggested them.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Vantage Point. The "poor man's 24" story is so ridiculous as to be completely implausible. That and none of the characters motivations are ever explained.

I liked American Psycho. Some of the scenes were pretty funny (specifically the one with the business cards) - that and the way the character always excuses himself by saying that he has to return some videotapes (back when VHS tapes were still high-end entertainment).

[DeadPoolX 9]

I didn't really like the new Transformers movie, but I don't know if I'd necessarily dub it "the most lame" movie either. I think the reason I disliked it was because I was a huge fan of the animated series while growing up, so I was constantly comparing it to the movie version. While some changes made sense (Megatron transforming into a jet instead of a gun, for instance), others were just weird. Why did Ratchet turn into a Hummer? He was the team medic -- it made more sense for him to turn into an ambulance, like he did in the show.

Aside from that, the one movie I really hated and thought was extremely lame was Bridge to Teribithia. I couldn't get over how terrible that film was and to be honest, I still can't believe it now.

[pedroh 21]

mhhh

oh it was a mexican movie called 'miercoles de ceniza' -ash wednesday- pretty lame

[john_and_marlene 162]

Saw III

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I didn't really like the new Transformers movie, but I don't know if I'd necessarily dub it "the most lame" movie either. I think the reason I disliked it was because I was a huge fan of the animated series while growing up, so I was constantly comparing it to the movie version. While some changes made sense (Megatron transforming into a jet instead of a gun, for instance), others were just weird. Why did Ratchet turn into a Hummer? He was the team medic -- it made more sense for him to turn into an ambulance, like he did in the show.

That's what I thought too. The script really was terrible. Aside from Shi LeBouef, The human characters in the movie (Jon Voight et al) were extraneous and completely pointless to everything else that was going on.

Oddly enough I liked the UK comicbook series - not so much the animated TV series. The only good thing about it was the original 80's movie (voiced by Orson Welles, Leonard Nimoy and Eric Idle), which was far better than this.

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The Monkey King

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

He Man. With Dolph Lundgren.

And Rambo (2008)

[Alex+R 0]

Transformers was probably the worst movie I saw last year.

[Miranda&James 8]

Seen recently? Beowulf.

I was a little disappointed in Atonement (after all, saying it is as romantic as Titanic is a high bar to set ) but chalk that up mostly to the old ladies who brought their own food wrapped in loud plastic and contained in plastic bags (aka, they made a lot of noise) and the fact that I hadn't yet finished the book so wouldn't have been as invested in the story.

Edited February 25, 2008 by Miranda&James

[pedroh 21]

don't hate on the transformers lol.. it's an entertaining movie, but that's it.. I really had low expectations for it, but I had a fun time, so ain't that bad..

I want to watch meet the spartans, I know it's gonna be so stupid, but I'll wait for the dvd

Edited February 25, 2008 by pedroh

[Aymerlu 3]

My kids got Mr. Bean on Netflix over the weekend. I'd rather die a painful death than have to be put through that movie again.

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

Seriously? That Kubrick classic is fantastic! Dark humour at its best!

American Psycho

A Clockwork Orange

Both movies left me wanting to punch the person that suggested them.

[GaryC 7]

I totally hated Zoolander.