pointless
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The fuck you did. Batman and Robin.
Worst.
Movie.
Ever.
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The fuck you did. Batman and Robin.
Worst.
Movie.
Ever.
I swear most of you fucks wouldn't know a truly bad movie if it bit you in the ass.
Pointless has offered two truly horrid films. Classics of the awful. Just about everything else mentioned has been entertaining to some degree. Manos and Puma Man are not. Even with MST3K they are just barely watchable.
Ed Wood himself would have been ashamed of them.
Mmmmm, I dunno. Too many people see it as art. I'm not one of them but...
it is, but it isn't.
People who typically know what they're talking about say it's a masterpiece. Sometimes even people who know what they're talking about are wrong.
The fuck you did. Batman and Robin.
Worst.
Movie.
Ever.
If ever there was a time to take me seriously it is now.
The movie is 'Bad Biology'.
I guarantee you have never seen a movie like this one, and it's actually entertaining in a disturbing way.
I had to look it up. It's the guy who made Basket Case and Frankenhooker so how bad could it be?
Tremors.
Tremors is a great fuckin' movie! What the fuck you talkin' about?
"The Brothers Grimm." It's a thorough education in the art of directing, as every single part of the director's job calls itself to your attention through its excrutiating badness. WTF scene transitions, schizophrenically inconsistant acting, huge plot-destroying tangets in pursuit of pointless French jokes, people eating gobs of raw kitten - this movie has it all. It's as if someone said to Terry Gilliam, "You know, after 'Brazil,' your reputation as a director really is assured," and Gilliam replied, "We'll see about that!"
Tremors is a great fuckin' movie! What the fuck you talkin' about?
Ilsa, She Wolf of The SS.....horrid movie...classic grindhouse.
"The Brothers Grimm." It's a thorough education in the art of directing, as every single part of the director's job calls itself to your attention through its excrutiating badness. WTF scene transitions, schizophrenically inconsistant acting, huge plot-destroying tangets in pursuit of pointless French jokes, people eating gobs of raw kitten - this movie has it all. It's as if someone said to Terry Gilliam, "You know, after 'Brazil,' your reputation as a director really is assured," and Gilliam replied, "We'll see about that!"