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I also would've walked out of Where The Wild Things Are, but I thought the cinematography was pretty so I stayed. The story could've used some oomph though.
I never understood this sentiment. I thought the number of "endings" was needed to adequately wrap up the storylines in a satisfying manner. In fact, I'd say the compression of the last twenty minutes was one of the best-adapted parts of those films. (And really, there are only three endings: destruction of the ring, the coronation, and the Grey Havens.)
edited 25th Feb '11 6:22:10 PM by apassingthought
I remember seeing Where The Wild Things Are in the theatre. Five people total and two walked out halfway through. It seems to be a Love It or Hate It movie.
More Buscemi at http://forum.reelsociety.com/I was so super excited to see the The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skulls in theaters, so I got mega-drunk, snuck alcohol in with me to the show, hated almost every minute of it, left to go run around a Dave and Busters to burn off some of my manic alcoholic energy.
In times of change, learners inherit the Earth and the learned find themselves perfectly equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists^^ I think Matt and Trey were only sort of showing how bad that movie was, they were also showing how bad the haters were. It should not have actually raped your child hood, they were purposefully exaggerating that.
Another one I just couldn't finish, Capote it needed some sort of plot and the main character was very witty, clever, and a huge Jerkass so much that it was like Twenty Minutes with Jerks but the jerk never went away. Looking back I probably should have given this one more of a chance, but oh well.
Scratch the surface of a cynic and you'll find a dissapointed idealist.I SHOULDN'T have finished Way Of The Gun but I did. Strong contender for worst movie ever.
Pat. St. of Archive Binge
Any movie riffed on in Mystery Science Theater 3000. Two reasons: I prefer to snark over a bad movie myself, and then only when I'm watching with someone and have an audience; plus, the 'choices' were really,really bad.
Thank goodness for clips which condense the best bits.
Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.We popped out Cats after seeing the first performance of Memory because the rest of it was pointless and made almost no fucking sense.
We should have popped out that blatant bible belt film Left Behind, but we watched the whole thing to the end. Really, the best part were the shots of Jerusalem.
We popped out the film Sex And The City for being dull and having a horrendous sense of humor.
We should have walked out on The Last Airbender, but we stayed for the whole thing regardless.
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.This is coming from someone who loved Rent, Little Shop Of Horrors, Grease and Beauty And The Beast.
edited 28th Feb '11 3:21:18 PM by annebeeche
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.

@OP: Body Heat. The movie both made no sense and bored the shit out of me, Kathleen Turner's many nude scenes notwithstanding.
If I were to write some of the strange things that come under my eyes they would not be believed. ~Cora M. Strayer~