Thin Red Line is a boring ass movie.
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Interview with the Vampire

Bought when it went to DVD in a bargain bin. Watched till about halfway through fell asleep never went back to finish till years later I streamed it. Bored me to no end till the end. Garbage
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This is another DVD I never bothered to finish. I also don't sit on my front porch to watch the garbage man do his work.
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Wow, I loved that movie. Can't think of a vampire movie that I like more.

Kirsten Dunst gave one of the best child actor performances of all time.
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Yeah I know I'm probably in a minority on this but it had two strikes against for me. It bored me and Brad Pitt who is wildly overated.
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It's all a matter of personal taste.
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I'll go back to my most hated movie of all time: A.I. Artificial Intelligence.

Between the movie being so long and watching a child walk around with a talking teddy bear I wanted to rip my eyes out. If there wasn't a chain restaurant with tequila less than a 1/4 mile away from the movie theatre I would have been beating old women to death with baby corpses.

Fuck that abomination.
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I thought Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was a horrible movie. Some think anything QT makes is gospel. A lot of his movies with exception to a few are pretty bad.

The Bruce Lee scene was hilarious though.
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Can't hardly believe some of the awesome movies being mentioned here...

2001
Fight Club
Dances With Wolves

All of them, among others mentioned, hold a special place in my pantheon of greats

Like when the monkeys and later the scientists, first encounter the monolith? I've seen that movie probably 50 times, and the chorus of voices music during those scenes never fails to send a chill up my spine, its absolutely haunting

That movie totally drives home for me the majesty and mystery of our universe and our place in it... I'll be getting baked and tripping on this movie a couple times a year until the day I die
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2001 certainly had some great moments. And special effects that still mostly hold up to this day. But for me those great moments were few and far between.

I view 2001 pretty much like I view the Beatles. I appreciate the impact it had on later stuff that I do like, but have no use for it.
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I wanted to like The Meg but fuck Jason Statham I've never wanted someone killed so bad before in a movie and eaten alive. Also they had a fat kid swimming a fat kid did not got ate by the Meg it was such a teaser and you know the Meg would have gone after the fat kid because he was fat. Also if the Meg was suppose to be so badass why didn't it crush that sub it had in it's mouth. Fucking dumb.


I love sharks The Meg was just disapoint.
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Hahaha, I just had to laugh, because you reminded me of one of my NYC experiences... went to see Revenge of the Sith at Union Square in 2005 on opening day... line went around the block and there were alllll the folks playing dress-up in their cute little Star Wars costumes...

We get inside, we're watching the movie... we finally arrive to the scene where Vader gets fitted with his traditional "more machine than man" look... cut to Vader bellowing "NOOOOOOOO!!!!", and this cosplay kid wearing his Jedi costume stands up a few rows in front of me, right by the aisle, and at the top of his lungs screams at the screen, "Are you fucking shitting me!?!?". Slams his lightsaber down in the aisle, and storms out of the theater... I'm not sure I've ever laughed so hard in my life, and the entire theater exploded with cheers...
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You must have completely loathed Ted.
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For its time (and really today), 2001 is a work of art. Some of the scenes I cannot believe were shot in 1968. But it's all so gratuitous. You talk about the about the monkey scene, the chorus, and I'm with you, but it's just too long, and too much.
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:-)

That's hilarious.
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