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eddie:
A.I. is probably the worst movie I've ever seen and the only one where I've walked out of the cinema half way through.

I think The Graduate was really disapointing. Hardly anything happens through most of it and it makes no sense. One minute the Mr Robinson is telling the kid to go and have some flings and then later on he's demanding that the guy goes out with his daughter despite the fact he does nothing except hang around his parents pool all day.

Dimmukane:
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That was probably the last decent film Spielberg's made.  But if you also didn't like The Graduate, I guess you wouldn't have realized that.  No offense.

Thaes:
A couple of weeks ago, I felt bother utterly annoyed and ashamed as I watched a movie called "Hell Ride" with my father. Annoyed because I wasted my time watching it, and ashamed since I was pretty much tricked into watching by the magic words "Quentin Tarantino" in the cover. It seems that just having Tarantino as the movie's executive producer does not automatically make it good! Who would've thought it!

Seriously, whereas movies with similar gimmick (modern take on B-movies), such as "Deathproof" or "Planet Terror", were delicious cakes with that gimmick as the chocolate covering , "Hell Ride" is a burnt, cruel imitation of a cake with covering made of some outdated brown thing that may or may not be chocolate.

Of course, there is one thing that may be counted as positive: if you like watching topless women, and don't want to watch actual porn for some reason, this is the film for you! Or, well, parts of the film are for you!

Dennisdread:
Howard the Duck
Popeye
GI Jane
Bad Boys II


Useless piles of Hollywood crap all.  Major and pure suckage.  I actually felt pain in my chest during the first three of them. Ugh.

Siibillam-Law:
Oh man, you guys..


GOING OVERBOARD

Is the best film ever made because once you realise you've sat down and seen all ninety minutes of it, you can sit through anything

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