I have to say that "I Heart Hukabee's" was the absolute worst movie I have saw so far this year.

Alexander. Hands down easily the worst movie I've seen so far. Or was that last year? I completely forget when the hell we saw it. Either way, it sucked.

any see "the forgotten"? man that movie was crap

I do not care what anyone else says, the worst movie I saw thos year was Napoleon Dynamite.

I haven't seen any movies made in 2005 yet, but for 2004 it was Dracula 3000 for sure.

Same here haven't seen any 05 movies yet, but I thought King Arthur was cheesy.

I do not care what anyone else says, the worst movie I saw thos year was Napoleon Dynamite.
Me too.

You guys are nuts Napoleon Dynamite was hilarious!

I loved Napoleon Dynamite, I laughed so hard my sides ached.

Worst movie for me was Alexander....so much potential, such crappy editing. Could have toned down all the homosexuality in the movie too.

:devil

The biggest disappointment that i saw recently was Troy, wasn't a bad movie per se but was a huge let down to me. The best movie I've seen recently(wife and i had a baby in november so we don't see too much outside what we rent) was the last movie we saw at the theatres befoer the baby was born, Saw. Acting left alot to be desired, but the plot and cinematography ruled.

Was visiting some friends in February, and saw some movies that are old, but definitely make the best and worst categories.

Worst movie EVER: Hangmen (first movie with Sandra Bullock in a small role)
Absolutely impossible to follow the too-thin plotline, and the acting was incredibly bad.


A new addition to my BEST: The January Man, with Kevin Kline, Harvey Keitel, Rod Steiger, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (sp), Susan Sarandon, and several other stars. Great story, with several inter-woven plotlines. A fantastic cast that keeps the movie moving along at a good pace, with the main characters getting fleshed out enough to be able to enjoy the way they all fit together. This is about the hunt for a serial killer, btw.
I recommend this movie highly.

Have seen nothing of the new movies other than Ray that I would recommend.

"Saw" was disturbingly good.

Really liked "Ray"

Disliked Alexander as well. Missed a lot of movies for I was too busy playing EQ but playing mad catch up these last couple months.

I do not care what anyone else says, the worst movie I saw thos year was Napoleon Dynamite.
That movie fucking sucks. I dunno usually when I go see a movie I want a plot, that's just me though

who the hell wants a plot, it was bad ass

finding neverland was really good too, i think depp can save just about any movie hes in

who the hell wants a plot, it was bad ass

finding neverland was really good too, i think depp can save just about any movie hes in

I shut off Secret Window after the first 20 minutes of being bored.

You should turn it back on, secret window was a cool movie.

:devil

The Returner.. That movie ROCKED

Btw.

The Grudge is the only scary movie that kind of freaked me out a little... not counting "IT"

Napolean Dynamite seemed to be a movie that people either hated, or loved. I loved it.

I've haven't been able to go out to the movies much, so all the ones I've seen we're pretty good thankfully. I have seen a ton of previews for movies that look like crap though. Like Cursed, Hide and Seek, or Boogeyman.

the village was a sack of shit, so was the grudge. except RoTK EE the best movie must've been anchorman, god i loved that one

scotch scotch scotch scotch


yea the sekrit window was a very slow starter, but man did it build

I have seen a ton of previews for movies that look like crap though. Like Cursed, Hide and Seek, or Boogeyman.
All 3 were reviewed poorly; even Robert DeNiro and Dakota Fanning couldn't save Hide and Seek I guess. I did enjoy Cursed: I went in with low expectations and got a little better for my money's worth (okay, I had free passes, but still). The humor worked for me, even if the horror didn't. But it didn't really try to be a horror movie. Ring 2 is coming soon; hopefully it works.

the village was a sack of shit, so was the grudge. except RoTK EE the best movie must've been anchorman, god i loved that one

I couldn't agree more, interesting story but poorly directed IMO.

any see "the forgotten"? man that movie was crap

The Forgotten was good all the way until "the big twist" was revealed. At that point my wife and I both sighed and half heartedly watched the rest of it. They could have gone 1000 ways to explain what was going on and they chose the worst possible one. All it would have taken was *a little* creativity to make the rest of the movie enjoyable.

The worst movie I have seen this year was "Torque" which I was "torque-ered" with at my sister's house. That one sucked ass.

Hitch.

Hitch.
Damn. That's not any good? I was going to see it this weekend.

ive contemplated some, and ive come to the conclusion that i saw Poser, perhaps the shittiest movie of all time, not that long ago. it may not be new, but god damnit did it suck rectum

Go see it with your girlfriend and she'll probably like it, but if you're like me you'll want to get the fuck out after 20 minutes San.

I'm currently watching the worst movie of the year: Skeleton Man on Sci-Fi Channel. It gains points for having the hottest Special Forces babes in moviedom, but that's small comfort. I still have hope for next week's Mansquito though!

You think Skeleton Man is the worst? The entire fucking day on Sci Fi has been terrible, I dont think I could single any 1 movie out of this afternoon's lineup as being the worst, they're all pretty well tied as far as being terrible goes.

Speaking of Sci Fi, me and the gf just watched The Forgotten, interesting movie neat story.

The Cursed and The Village both rank up there as god awful imho...


Fandros

Worst movie ever? I am Sam and Agnes of God are on my top 5.

Best movie this year,for me, was Ladder 49.

The village wasn't that bad..it was kind of like a twilight zone style movie. Had I seen it in the theater I would of been disappointed but a burned copy who could complain!

Napolean Dynamite was AWFUL!!! I started watching it last night and turned it off halfway through. Definitely the worst movie I have seen in recent years! :X

I was skeptical when i was forced to go see Constantine, but I am glad I went. Deffinate buy for me, Considering it is based on a comic, no one should complain that its just another Matrix considering it was created before matrix was even a thought in someones head. Given Keanu isnt the best actor, but it had overall a good cast, good concept, and very nice affects. Critics didnt do it justice.

I thought The Village was good, mainly because Phoenix is a god.
The only problem with Shyamalan's movies is that he's a master of making things that aren't there seem scary - but piss poor at making things that *are* there, seem scary. His aliens or spooks just tend to be so bloody unconvincing it almost ruins a movie. Sort of like Jeepers Creepers, brilliant movie, but tragically blunted by extremely gay looking monster guy.

Worst movie? I'll go with Alexander as well. All the Greeks were Irish, Farrel looked like the homo he should have been in that wig, large swaths of the story were left out (hello? Persepolis?) as to make the entire thing seem pointless and rather trivial when Alexander's life could eclipse almost any episode in our history, and Jolie is just a fucking twat. Big, stinking, twat-faced-twat.

Oh, and Anchorman is the best comedy since Zoolander. "When in Rome.." and "Brick, you killed a man. I mean, you really killed him. Was that a trident you threw at him?"

I have to agree with Fild. Napoleon Dynamite absolutely stunk. Rates down there with Dumb and Dumber. Its actually worse. The best part of the flick is the opening credits

I have to agree with Fild. Napoleon Dynamite absolutely stunk. Rates down there with Dumb and Dumber. Its actually worse. The best part of the flick is the opening credits
I really hope you meant Dumb and Dumberer because the first Dumb and Dumber was great

I have to agree with Fild.I wonder when you don't. :p

Didn't see alot this year, (dissapointed with The Final Cut, that's all), but 2004 worst movie for me was "Taking lives"... Yeah I know another "serial killer/profiler" movie, when you know the bad guy at the beginning and your only hope is seeing at least one of Jolie's tits...

I wonder when you don't.

LOL trust me, she disagrees with me more than she agrees ;)

Nepoleon Dynamite was worst movie i have seen all year. Only part that even made me chuckle was him dancing.

I was skeptical when i was forced to go see Constantine, but I am glad I went. Deffinate buy for me, Considering it is based on a comic, no one should complain that its just another Matrix considering it was created before matrix was even a thought in someones head. Given Keanu isnt the best actor, but it had overall a good cast, good concept, and very nice affects. Critics didnt do it justice.

Constantine was quite good, better then I expected. Not the best, but quite good. Though from what I hear, it was barely based on the comic at all. They just took the whole idea of the heaven/hell and some of the character's backstory from it and put it in a dark action movie.

On friday I went and saw what is the first 'great' movie I've seen this year, Ong-Bak. It's not a great movie because of the story, acting, cinemtography, or anything like that. No, it's a great movie because of the quality of its ass-kicking (http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/ong_bak.html/).

The only big martial arts movies lately have all focused on story. And while I certainly don't think that is a bad thing(<3 anything with zhang ziyi), sometimes you just want pure action. And this delivers that. I haven't seen someone deliver such asskickings like this Tony Jaa fellow in a very long time. The movie doesn't use wires or computer effects for the fights or stunts so all the fights seem mostly grounded in reality. Until you see the stuff the guy does, heh. I can't even count the number of times the entire audience had a huge "holy shit!" reaction to something he did. Be it a jackie chan style stunt, or when he takes out the first guy he fights in one kick.

It has more of the stunts near the beginning, and starts to focus more on the fights as it moves closer to the end. And it only gets better as it moves along. I freaked out when the Jeet Kun do guy came out in the fight club, heh heh. I'd give more examples, but I don't want to spoil any surprises. I'm very glad that they decided to import this one and give it at least some major distribution.

Oh, and such h8 for napoleon. I must give him some love.

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"Oh my god!! It's Mad Dog!!!!"
Problably one of the best "fight" movie I watched. Who cares the story indeed, show us some serious ass beating! :D
And yeah the 1st one-knee-in-the-face fight brought an "oooooooooooooooooooh" in the theater. :)

Hope to catch Ong Bak, m'self. Tony Jaa seems to be the real deal.

Ong Bak isn't playing in the theaters around here (yet), but I did manage to see some of it when my friend came to visit from Australia a couple months ago. He had a copy of it that was dubbed in italian with no subtitles, but it was pretty obvious you didn't really need to hear the dialogue anyway. Definitely a kickass movie.

The worst movie that I've seen this year is probably either Ladder 49 (although they played a pogues song in one scene, which I thought was pretty cool!) or the Terminal. Ladder 49 just struck me as being brutally cliche and the most entertaining thing about the Terminal, imo, was trying to spot all the sponsors. And here I was thinking Spielberg might actually start making some decent movies after seeing Catch Me if You Can.

I agree that Constantine was pretty decent, a lot better than I thought it would be. It helps to go into movies with low expectations I guess.

Oh yes add Cellular as one shitty movie.

And here I was thinking Spielberg might actually start making some decent movies after seeing Catch Me if You Can.
Hopefully his War of the Worlds remake is up to snuff. I'm not big on Tom Cruise, but Spielberg is generally better when dealing with sci-fi themes.

Ladder 49 was embarrassing.
It portrayed Firemen as retarded alcoholics.
"Lets climb this 12 story building on fire and poke the roof"
"Lets go into a hazardus factory and see what overloaded steam valves do"
Yea Bob died, lets get back on the ladder and do more stupid shit in his name !

Have a fireman buddy who lambasts Ladder 49 as loudly as I rail against the Iron Eagle movies.

Says it's a joke and no fireman worth his salt would do half the stupid shit these actors are scripted to perform.

So I avoided it...

Fandros

The Babysitter or Pacifier or whatever with Homo Diesel.

Got stuck with my friends on "take your brother to the movies" day.

All I can say, is I'm suprised the "SEALS" didn't shoot laser beams out of their eyes to stop the baddies.