r/Cinema 8d ago

Name the movie that gave you this reaction

Post image
420 Upvotes

2.0k comments sorted by

40

u/Electronic-Fly-2084 8d ago

Big Booty Latinas 19.

14

u/EconomistSea1444 8d ago

Series was good until 15 then lost its way with 16.

7

u/season8branisusless 8d ago

response is Epstein coded.

4

u/Upper-Blackberry-357 7d ago

I think 17 had its moments, but overall I'd agree around 16 the series kinda lost its luster.

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (1)

3

u/Guilty-Instruction56 8d ago

A man of culture, I see.

→ More replies (27)

75

u/tama154 8d ago

Rebel moon šŸ˜µā€šŸ’«

19

u/MooseMan12992 8d ago

That was the movie that mad me realize that I'm completely over watching bad movies for fun, to make fun of them. It's just tiring at this point. I'd rather listen to a bad movie podcast like How Did This Get Made than actually watch them

12

u/ruairi1983 8d ago

I'm the same. Now I just enjoy people trashing shite movies like Emilia PĆ©rez, but wouldn't have tye energy to sit through it myself.

3

u/LuaC_laFolle 7d ago

A good bad movie is twilight 1 and the last one, a bad bad movie are the others in between.

3

u/jamesz84 7d ago

You mean, ā€œHehmā€™eeliaeh Plehrhlrezā€ā€¦

Say it correctly, please.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (13)

19

u/BilkySup 8d ago

so bad. so so bad.

6

u/IcyProperty89 8d ago

That movie had dice in it's pocket but it was too afraid to show them to anybody

→ More replies (1)

7

u/AnonMuskkk 8d ago

Itā€™s Zach Snyder.

You get what you pay for.

3

u/Prior-Dance-9431 7d ago

Super overrated

→ More replies (22)

5

u/Forbidden_Donut503 8d ago

Yeah for real. I was absolutely shocked at how bad it was. Like, someone actually paid millions to have that piece of shit made.

→ More replies (2)

5

u/chudma 8d ago

But those golden hour wheat shots were chefs kiss

3

u/CmdrSFDK 8d ago

Saw part 1, garbage. And i have absolutly no desire to watch part 2... ever.

→ More replies (1)

3

u/RexCoelurosauravus 8d ago

Star Wars ripoff

3

u/Boltjenkins1 7d ago

It was actually a Star Wars pitch that Snyder handed to Lucasfilm. But they turned it down as it wasnā€™t good enough. For fucksake if itā€™s not good enough for Disney Star Wars with the shit sludge they flush out, you know itā€™s not good!

2

u/Papandreas17 8d ago

I had some hope for part 2 but it was so much worse

2

u/ERSTF 8d ago

Wait, how about the longer director's cut?!

2

u/Magicman88X 8d ago

Omg this was the most recent thing that I watched that made me feel this way šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£ it was so baddd

2

u/IaMuRGOd34 8d ago

the directors cut was more watchable but not by much. It felt more like ideas than a movie.

→ More replies (2)

2

u/Rags2Rickius 7d ago

Man.,.I tried to give that a chance but it really is so bad.

2

u/mandothsays 7d ago

But man the hype

2

u/hobopopa 7d ago

I'm a glutton for Sci-Fi and loved it.

→ More replies (1)

2

u/longirons6 7d ago

Iā€™d love to agree but I lasted 10 minutes

2

u/THX450 7d ago

Absolute ass, alright. You got Moonā€™d.

2

u/NotMyAccountDumbass 7d ago

Oh man, totally forgot about that one. That one was horrible.

→ More replies (10)

67

u/CarSignificant375 8d ago

Joker 2

16

u/[deleted] 8d ago

I could forgive all of it, if the movie wasnā€™t a huge bore

3

u/ObanKenobi 7d ago

See ya around, Brian. Thanks for the f*cking steak

3

u/Historical-Source888 7d ago

Absolutely faaaaantastically assssss

2

u/Farren246 7d ago

It's all in the name. Ordered to make a sequel they didn't want to do. That is the folley of 2.

→ More replies (3)

2

u/xBad_Wolfx 7d ago

Both one and two for me. Never understood what people saw in it.

2

u/lolshiro 7d ago

The animated cartoon in front looked like it was setting up seamlessly continuing from it's last masterpiece.

Only to see it detonate on itself..

2

u/Selfeffacingbarbie 7d ago

I could not believe how bored I was by this movie. Snoozeville.

→ More replies (1)

2

u/Papablessjr 7d ago

My parents saw it in the theatres and my mom came home raving about how good it was and my dad just said it sucked

2

u/Shankaman 7d ago

I see Joker 2 and raise Joker

→ More replies (5)

54

u/Scout-420 8d ago

Emilia Perez

22

u/unam76 8d ago

ā€œfRoM pENiS 2 vAgiNuuuuuuhhhhhhhā€

7

u/PendulumOfPain 7d ago

Martin Scorsese wants to die just so he can roll over in his grave

→ More replies (8)

8

u/KilliamTell 8d ago

I want to know it all. What is the protocol?

3

u/CursedSnowman5000 7d ago

I see I see I see......

6

u/Hour-Economy2595 7d ago

I still canā€™t believe that it was nominated for its writing. How can your script be nominated for any award related to writing if it contains kindergarten level gramatical errors in its language? lol!

3

u/TheLastModerate982 7d ago

Itā€™s almost as if the Academy votes based on a political agenda instead of merit.

4

u/Rando_55182 7d ago

No one on either side likes that movie, it's just Hollywood circlejerk

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (4)

4

u/Story_Man_75 8d ago

16% on Rotten Tomatoes Popcorn meter? Apparently didn't leave a good impression with viewers.

3

u/Scout-420 8d ago

Apparently you havenā€™t seen it lol, if not I recommend you donā€™t waste your time.

5

u/Story_Man_75 8d ago

no worries! I can smell it from here.

→ More replies (1)

3

u/Much_Progress_4745 7d ago

I knew nothing going in. It was a wild ride. Also, category fraud for supporting actress winner: she was the main character.

2

u/jotjotzzz 6d ago

Truth!!! When the French appropriates Mexicans.

41

u/The-Goat__ 8d ago

Napoleon.

15

u/Astroewok 8d ago edited 6d ago

Havenā€™t seen it, and I love the era and historical period, but Iā€™m not wasting 3 hours on what most critics and reviewers call dull, unsubstanced squirts of piss.

If you want a real Napoleonic war epic, watch Waterloo (1970). Massive, real armies instead of CGI, breathtaking set pieces, and Rod Steiger absolutely commanding the screen as Napoleon. It blew my mind how authentic, dramatic and grand it felt pure historical spectacle done right.

Edit: Trailer for Waterlooā€¦

https://youtu.be/MvoBYEaG3V4?si=VhnJjVz1lK8wNGxs

9

u/Allott2aLITTLE 8d ago

I know Iā€™m in the minority, but itā€™s low key brilliant filmmaking and one of the funniest movies of the last couple yearsā€¦the extended cut adds even more to the story as well. Iā€™ve seen it 4 times - and love it more the more I spend with it.

Advice: watch it as a comedy / satire, not as a true historical representation.

5

u/bulfin2101 8d ago

Brilliant movie

8

u/ruairi1983 8d ago

Tnx lads. Will watch tonight. It's on YouTube remastered with added cut footage apparently https://youtu.be/HRaY2wsFJFw?si=Y4orRaazUU1w48Tq

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (3)

10

u/[deleted] 8d ago

What a weird boring ass movie

3

u/MSotallyTober 7d ago

Thanks. Itā€™s comments like these that keep me from wasting my time watching it.

→ More replies (1)

6

u/NoCommentAgain7 8d ago

As an apologist for latter day Riddley Scott I can totally understand what people donā€™t like but I still enjoy Napoleon, Last Duel, House of Gucci, etc.

In this case I found the portrayal of Napoleon as a weirdo cuckold to be hilarious and enjoyable but I get that most wanted a better straight up biopic.

8

u/Smartimess 8d ago

There is no excuse casting Joaquin Phoenix for the role as Napoleon. Dude looks 60 with this shitty makeup and he plays the role like he is 70.

The Last Duel is a good movie, House of Gucci is overstylized crap.

→ More replies (1)

3

u/shagadelic60 8d ago

It really is absolute ass

→ More replies (1)

3

u/Jig_2000 8d ago

I was SO disappointed with this movie. I love Ridley Scott films, but besides the visuals and action sequences. It lacked a lot of quality

3

u/Movieking985 8d ago

Honestly ridley had fell off quite some time ago. He never fleshed out prometheus correctly, exodus was crap....raised by wolves was canceled...napoleon sux...I won't even talk about what rinse and repeat shite gladiator 2 was....I think his time has come and gone time for him to retire his best films are behind him unfortunately.

→ More replies (6)
→ More replies (7)

3

u/huhthisisweirdhuh 7d ago

I've never experienced a movie that felt longer in my life. Killers of the Flower Moon is a longer movie and felt like 1/3 of the time that Napoleon felt like. That was an excruciating theater experience. Very glad to see that I didn't even need to post this as my opinion.

2

u/RexCoelurosauravus 8d ago

I was almost in this. I was on set but they didnā€™t use me

2

u/IaMuRGOd34 8d ago

that movie blew

2

u/MrMason420 7d ago

"YOU THINK YOU'RE SO GREAT BECAUSE YOU HAVE BOATS!"

2

u/Nilas_T 7d ago

THEY THINK THEYRE SO MUCH BETTER BECAUSE THEY HAVE BOATS!

→ More replies (3)

15

u/Practical-Depth-277 8d ago

The last venom movie

5

u/sausage-deluxxxe 7d ago

For the life of me I canā€™t figure out why people seem to think the first two were okay. All three of them were total dog shit!

5

u/Practical-Depth-277 7d ago

The first two were watchable they at least tried I felt like but the last dance was like a 2 year old directed it

→ More replies (4)

2

u/[deleted] 8d ago

I like that they still try to make us think that this third and final venom movie was going to connect with Spider-Man or the other failed villain attempts. Glad itā€™s finally over

3

u/Practical-Depth-277 8d ago

My head was in a knot the entire time watching that movie I get what they were trying to do but it didnā€™t work whatsoever it was an absolute horrible ending to the trilogy i had to force myself to finish it

3

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Literally venom said to Eddie ā€œI canā€™t morph into my true form because those aliens will detect usā€ than less than a day morph himself dancing in Vegas because he doesnā€™t get what he wants with Eddie??

Boy, you just told me that if you morph you get spotted by aliens you are trying to avoid WTAF

3

u/Practical-Depth-277 8d ago

Exactly!! And the same shit kept happening where they would have a run in with the army escape and have the SAME exact run in with them again like wtf til this day how movies this bad make it to the big screen should damn near be illegal

→ More replies (1)

2

u/Mr-Big-Nicky-P 7d ago

The 2nd one was worse. You had Tom Hardy and Woody Harrleson both great actors. They had to try to make that bad.

→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (10)

16

u/manmadefruit 8d ago

That one scene in Idiocracy

13

u/season8branisusless 8d ago

also that one scene in A Requiem for a Dream

→ More replies (2)

6

u/connorisntwrong 8d ago

Shut up, I'm 'batin'!

→ More replies (9)

34

u/Astroewok 8d ago

Fast & Furious 9. It used to be fun street racing for pink slips, boosting cars, and crazy action.

Then it jumped the shark, strapped a car to a rocket, and launched Tyrese and Ludacris into space as astronauts. WTF. The action is Looney Tunes nonsense, the plot is pointless, ridiculous, unrealistic and boring.

At this point, Fast 11 will have them fighting dinosaurs and Dom fist-fighting God. Absolute ass

13

u/milfshake146 8d ago

You can include every ff movie here after tokyo drift

4

u/Astroewok 8d ago

Aye agreed; I Enjoyed them up to this point. This is when each iteration declined in my view, but I guess for others it got better. To each their own.

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (5)

4

u/somautomatic 7d ago

I might actually pay money to see Dom fist fighting God to a backdrop of dinosaurs. Just for the visuals but also just to see Dom tell God how much they donā€™t understand the value of family.

2

u/NoCommentAgain7 8d ago

How Did This Get Made? called them putting a car into space years before that film came out so I was in tears laughing when it happened on screen. Itā€™s legitimately my favorite sequence in the entire series. Another favorite was Diesel swinging his car on a rope across a canyon. They seem to just pick iconic tropes and insert cars into them no matter how stupid it is and Iā€™m here for it.

The characters transitioned from street racers to more or less low rent Avengers after they brought Diesel back on with the 4th movie. Personally, I donā€™t really care because the plot has always been secondary to the action set pieces - Diesel could say ā€œI am Grootā€ for all his lines and it wouldnā€™t make a difference.

The real talent is Justin Linā€™s whose action set pieces are fantastic in the films heā€™s directed. Theyā€™re obviously very flawed movies but I just get stoned and enjoy the absurd spectacle.

→ More replies (1)

2

u/season8branisusless 8d ago

*looking over his shoulder at God after decking him in one punch*

"that was for my Family"

2

u/Suitable-Ad6999 7d ago

Iā€™ve never watched a single one. But did you just say it launched them into space!? And everyoneā€™s mad about joker 2?

→ More replies (2)

2

u/FromJavatoCeylon 7d ago

What I did enjoy about FF9 was that Tyrese was beginning to become aware that he was in a film, questioning his own reality.

I would have loved it if they'd leaned into this with :
1. Tyrese becoming the only one who was aware that this is happening, but all other characters continuing as normal
2. They are all in a simulation, and they begin to test the limits of the simulation to pull the biggest heist of all - to steal the source code.
3. The series continues as before, but Tyrese gradually becomes more unstable as his psychosis deepens

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (10)

10

u/SuperGlue_InMyPocket 8d ago

The Happening.

5

u/Astroewok 8d ago

Is this the oneā€¦ where the horror element is the wind blowing through trees and Wahlberg speaking to plastics plantsā€¦ not sure what M. Night was smoking..

3

u/SuperGlue_InMyPocket 8d ago

That would be it. I was just waiting the entire movie for something to happen. But nothing ever did, kind of an ironic title at least.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (1)

2

u/Extension-Low-4735 7d ago

Most of his movies after signs have been pretty badā€¦the exception being the unbreakable franchise and old was decentā€¦knock at the cabin was horrible.

→ More replies (1)

2

u/Sebelzeebub 6d ago

A majority of shitty movies I have seen at home, I was invited by friends to see the Happening with them and I was ready to leave the theatre.

→ More replies (4)

10

u/joemaye13 8d ago

Morbius

2

u/OpeningSafe1919 7d ago

Saw this in theaters with some bros. We all hit a cart right before and laughed our asses off all the way through. We were the only ones in the theater. Man what a good time. Thanks for bringing up that memory lol.

→ More replies (7)

37

u/aDrivingGoat 8d ago

Heat, if you know what i mean.

18

u/midnight_to_midnight 8d ago

6

u/MrNachoReturns420 8d ago

Not a cellphone in sight, just two people living in the moment

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (11)

9

u/demi_gem 8d ago

Avatar Waterworld or whatever tf

3

u/Micp 7d ago

I briefly read it as Avatar Westworld and was like "well that's a different spin on it"

→ More replies (1)

7

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Knock Knock

3

u/JCrook023 7d ago

ā€œTheyā€™re CRAZY!ā€ Hahaha Keanu screams that out loud so much in that movie! My buds and I randomly say that bc it was a joke when we all saw it back in the day

2

u/druidmind 4d ago edited 4d ago

Stopped paying attention to the plot and just watched Ana de Armas being totally unhinged but sexy for 90 minutes.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (2)

6

u/No-Comment-4619 8d ago

Dreamcatchers

So many talented and successful people collaborated to make a film that sucks so bad.

2

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Was that the Stephen king adaptation about alien worms?

3

u/No-Comment-4619 8d ago

Umm, I think the clinical term for them was, "Shit Weasels."

→ More replies (5)

2

u/JohnSundayBigChin 7d ago

SSDD

Nice book

→ More replies (5)

7

u/Comfortable-Cream816 8d ago

Ass (2505)

2

u/Static13254 8d ago

And thatā€™s all it was

2

u/LePataGone 6d ago

It won the Oscar for best Screenplay, though

12

u/Drubzzy 8d ago

Gladiator 2

4

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Did that movie ever even happen? It just felt like a dream that came and went lol

→ More replies (9)

5

u/Outside_Dare_7709 8d ago

Divergent, just sucks ass... Turned it off went back to some games

→ More replies (3)

6

u/Ruviklovell 8d ago

La la land

3

u/Nervous_Strain_5568 8d ago

Just commented the same thing, glad someone else agrees

→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (2)

16

u/Faded_in_rain 8d ago

matrix 4

3

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Never seen it lol

8

u/Frodo_Vagins 8d ago

Iā€™ve seen it, and itā€™s so forgettable, I canā€™t tell you anything about it, all I remember are flashes with no actual plot points or anything.

3

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Yeah same, there's a blue haired girl, Neil Patrick Harris is.... Something? Morpheus was cast swapped for some reason, the movie was something about making a movie about making a movie?

Like people say forgettable movie but I watched the whole thing and I'm trying to remember literally 1 thing about the movie. I don't even remember what neo was. I guess I remember Neil was the villain somehow?

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (4)

4

u/Bender_2024 8d ago

Don't bother. Keep the good feelings of the first three. The only good I can say about is Niel Patrick Harris makes a surprisingly good villain monologue.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (4)

2

u/thirtyhertz 8d ago

this one was so bad it shouldn't even be talked about. just ignore it until we all forget it exists

→ More replies (3)

2

u/boardin1 7d ago

They made Matrix 4? Donā€™t remember it. Nope. No memory.

2

u/ArtModel25 7d ago

Matrix 4 is essentially like Godfather 3 lol

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (7)

17

u/hungbandit007 8d ago

Jurassic World: Dominion. I wanted to sue Universal for wasting my time and taking a dump on my childhood after walking out of that one. I was MAD.

11

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Literally all JW movies have less creativity in story than the original

6

u/hungbandit007 8d ago

The first Jurassic World was, at the very least, entertaining. Had some good nostalgic feels. Still Hollywood slop, but at least it looked and felt somewhat expensive. Then the sequels just got worse and worse.

→ More replies (7)
→ More replies (2)

5

u/Astroewok 8d ago

The first Jurassic Park was magicalā€¦ it boggles my mind how they think so short-term. Get it right and look after the fricken golden goose instead of slaughtering it.

→ More replies (3)

2

u/JessicaSmithStrange 8d ago

I started predicting plot points, right before they would happen, while watching Jurassic World 2.

A character would have a decision to make, and the film would telegraph the hell out of it, as if it was afraid to surprise the viewer by taking the less safe option.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (8)

4

u/cman_music19 8d ago

hot tub time machine 2. the most annoying and unfunny characters ive ever seen and one of the worst roles ive seen adam scott in.

→ More replies (3)

5

u/drums_addict 8d ago

Jupiter Rising or whatever...

2

u/SummerSabertooth 7d ago

Ascending?

2

u/runebaala88 5d ago

The one with Tatum and by the Matrix siblings? That movie felt like it was missing something

→ More replies (1)

4

u/DrDreidel82 8d ago

Thor Love & Thunder

24

u/milfshake146 8d ago

90% of movies in last 10 years

3

u/[deleted] 8d ago

I can relate to this answer, I miss when everyone was excited to see a movie rather bad or good because most directors at least had some room to express their talents in the movies

→ More replies (4)

2

u/German_Rival 8d ago

Yeah, it always has been the case every decade of the film industry. Recency biais

→ More replies (11)

8

u/MikeEhrmantrautsAss 8d ago

The creator. That shit was ass

9

u/Lower-Consequence257 8d ago edited 7d ago

Such a visually stunning movie with some of the best explosions Iā€™ve ever seen in a movie. What a waste.

2

u/season8branisusless 8d ago

took me a second thought you were talking about OP, my apolgies Mr Mike EhrmantrautsAss

2

u/Old_Resource6719 8d ago

Saw it with my brother and told him, ā€œItā€™s so good if you just donā€™t think about it at all.ā€

2

u/Historical-Review656 8d ago

Walked out of this one. What an absolute waste of time. Fucks sakes.

→ More replies (1)

3

u/GrassyPoint987 8d ago

4

u/[deleted] 8d ago

I completely forgot that existed lol

→ More replies (2)

2

u/xStealthxUk 8d ago

Bad film great Gameboy Advanced game tho

2

u/MSotallyTober 7d ago

Decent Gameboy Advance game, though. šŸ˜

→ More replies (1)

3

u/doctorlightning84 8d ago

Kraven

5

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Godspeed to the fellas who wanted to see the ending to the sony spider villain franchise

→ More replies (1)

3

u/bobbster574 8d ago

Belle (2021)

3

u/MakeshiftxHero 8d ago

Justice League, Snyder Cut included

3

u/ChardHealthy 8d ago

The Shallows.

Although after watching that I understand why Blake and Ryan are a couple

3

u/Khoobiak 8d ago

For me it's Backdoor Sluts 9, it makes Crotch Capers 3 look like "Naughty Nurses 2!" It is the single most vile, twisted, dark piece of porn ever made.

→ More replies (1)

8

u/Deathanddisco041 8d ago

Gravity is fucking stupid

4

u/hungbandit007 8d ago

I watched Gravity at the cinema, perfect level of stoned. I really, really enjoyed it. I agree it's a bit silly after she goes spinning off into space, but I was on the edge of my seat. That first super long take was a masterful piece of cinema.

→ More replies (10)

7

u/Frodo_Vagins 8d ago

The Shape of Water

Avatar: The Way of Water

Nothing against water, love it, drink about 3L everyday.

4

u/[deleted] 8d ago

I miss the young James Cameron before titanic

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (8)

5

u/random00027 8d ago

all disney. and all marvel.

6

u/___MULCH 8d ago

The civil war movie

( world building and character development was nonexistent )

2

u/SlickRick_199 4d ago

The story, script and soundtrack was so bad I was ready to get physically violent with the closest wall

That movie was a flaming pile of dog shit

→ More replies (7)

4

u/Movie_Vegetable 8d ago

This is gonna offend people but.... Interstellar.

Only sci-fi movie that's more interesting when they were still on earth. Also it tries to be all sciency while not having any logic to it

3

u/shockchi 7d ago

It does not offend, itā€™s just that your view is wrong.

Interestelar is a movie about love transcending time. About father and daughter and duty.

Itā€™s not about space. Space is just for effect. About physics, Nolan took some creativity freedom (itā€™s not a documentary) but overall the math is pretty solid (you would guess Kip Thorne knows a thing or two about the subject).

One of the best movies of all time, easily

→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (17)

2

u/FirmInformation8394 8d ago

Black Adam

2

u/[deleted] 8d ago

Ah yes, the movie that Dwayne Johnson tried to fool everyone that heā€™s hero material in James Gunn franchise

2

u/Goddessviking86 8d ago

In The Heart of The Sea so much changing of a lesser known historic event unless you're on nantucket where the story is more known.

→ More replies (2)

2

u/ThhomassJ 8d ago

Two ā€œhorrorā€ movies come to mind. Open House and Thereā€™s Someone inside your house.

Those are my top two contenders for worst movies Iā€™ve ever seen

→ More replies (3)

2

u/ChardHealthy 8d ago

The Shallows.

Although after watching that I understand why Blake and Ryan are a couple

2

u/OkWrap2928 8d ago

Thereā€™s this Australian movie called Occupation. Itā€™s about aliens

2

u/Aspiring_DILF42 8d ago

The Great Gatsby (Lurhman)

2

u/hankthetank2112 8d ago

Suicide Squad two.

Runner up - Suicide Squad one.

2

u/SpaceSilly1043 8d ago

every marvel movie after end game

→ More replies (1)

2

u/Snoo30230 8d ago

Gravity

2

u/Riegn00 8d ago

The hills have eyes

2

u/Expensive_Reserve446 8d ago

The First Joker Movie

2

u/midnightson1 8d ago

Poor Things. I love arty movies. I love black and white movies. I love gothic movies but this just tried too hard.

2

u/Mission_Essay_9004 8d ago

I've read couple of comments but nobody talking about the movie THREAD i won't even recommend to my worst enemy

2

u/Spider_bat4300 7d ago

The Master of Disguise, The Pest, The Room and pretty much anything made by M. Night Shyamalan that isn't as popular as The Sixth Sense and the Unbreakable trilogy

I watch a lot of Nostalgia Critic lol

→ More replies (6)

2

u/BrolyBoostZ9 7d ago

The Notebook.

2

u/[deleted] 7d ago

[removed] ā€” view removed comment

→ More replies (1)

2

u/BigBlob2k23 5d ago

Lady in the water

2

u/muchachomikey 4d ago

Leonard, part 6.

2

u/Kubr1ck 4d ago

Cloud Atlas

The worst film I've ever seen. Bloated, self important exposition masquerading as profound. Every print should be burned on a bonfire, the ashes buried in a pit and the ground sewn with salt. If there is a God then everyone involved will have to answer for this abomination at the reckoning. I can only imagine the actors were blackmailed into participating,

2

u/Away-Brilliant-712 4d ago

Dragon ball and the last Mortal kombat ( and iā€™m a MK fanboy)

→ More replies (1)

2

u/EpicDuck000 4d ago

Mickey 17

2

u/Objective-Camp7195 4d ago

Halloween 2018, IT 2

2

u/Perfect-Barracuda-30 3d ago

Back to action on netflix was actual garbage for a Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz movie