Movies that are hated but aren't that bad
The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Not a great movie but not awful either.
The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Not a great movie but not awful either.
Dream House (starring Daniel Craig)
Critics hated it but I thought it was a decent enough flick.
Really don’t get why critics and viewers don’t like this but then all sing the praises of terrible movies like Scream, Friday the 13th and Psycho.
It's been so long that I can't really remember if I liked the movie or not. If I remember right, I think I thought it was just meh. But what I do very vividly remember while watching is after awhile I started noticing that this guy's last name was incessantly brought up over and over again. And I remember remarking about that thinking that it was an odd thing. And then of course come to find out it's a major plot point. I thought that aspect was very contrived.
share Baywatch (2017)
Scooby-Doo (2002)
Piranha 3DD (2012)
Herbie Fully Loaded (2005)
Thats my boy , with sandman and samburg
shareGreen Lantern
shareCheyenne Autumn (1964)
shareJudge Dredd (1995)
shareI’ll have to rewatch that one, it’s been ages.
Did you see the Karl Urban Dredd (12)?
It was very similar in story structure to The Raid:Redemption (11)
Gunfights, martial arts, an enormous tower to blast through, crazy kills, a badass hero and diabolical villains…GREAT stuff👍
Yes, I've watched both The Raid and Dredd. While similarly great, I prefer The Raid a little more because the mind-reading sub-plot in Dredd just went nowhere and left unexplored.
I still like Stallone's Judge Dredd tho' maybe because that was what I grew up with, but also the story was interesting how "The Law" is being accused of breaking the law. Basically predates Minority Report for a good few years.
Fair point, the mind reading element was sort of forgotten.
I do wish that Dredd had gotten a sequel or two but it’s been 10 years:/