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 Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 4:57 pm
Steve Sage Red Zone Cuba is the worst movie of all time. It should win awards for sucking so bad. There's an interesting consept. An award show for bad movies. We could call them "the crapies." I've never even heard of Red Zone Cuba.
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 5:02 pm
That crappy version of The Black Dahlia that my mom accidentally rented from Blockbuster's was under the category 'Tainting bad'.
It was not a movie to watch with your mom and dad ...and grandma.
>.<
Ew.
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 8:42 pm
I think they do have an award for the worst movies sweatdrop I don't recall the name, though.
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:52 am
I saw Black Snake moan. "everythings hotter down south". I thought surely there would be some kind of conclusion to the movie. Not that I didn't find it entertaining, and maybe it's just me but I live in Tennessee. I often see that kind of messed up slow country life. Scary preachin, girls who can't keep their clothes on, people with problems. I guess I was expecting to see some kind of solution to all the problems they introduced... and there just wasn't any.
I liked Brother's Grimm, but then again I went into it knowing that the director of the movie did the animation bits for Monty Python, Terry Gilliam. So I was expecting it to be larger than life and off the wall. So maybe that's why I liked the movie. I'm a huge Monty Python fan anyway.
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 5:50 am
The Dread Pirate Ghosty I think they do have an award for the worst movies sweatdrop I don't recall the name, though. The Razzies?
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 7:24 am
Countess Von Helson I saw Black Snake moan. "everythings hotter down south". I thought surely there would be some kind of conclusion to the movie. Not that I didn't find it entertaining, and maybe it's just me but I live in Tennessee. I often see that kind of messed up slow country life. Scary preachin, girls who can't keep their clothes on, people with problems. I guess I was expecting to see some kind of solution to all the problems they introduced... and there just wasn't any. I liked Brother's Grimm, but then again I went into it knowing that the director of the movie did the animation bits for Monty Python, Terry Gilliam. So I was expecting it to be larger than life and off the wall. So maybe that's why I liked the movie. I'm a huge Monty Python fan anyway.
I thought there would too, and I guess there was... everybody ended up happily together... but it was still kinda like, wtf?
I didn't know that's what he did, people had kept talking about how he's got a cult following for his odd movies, though
I love me some Monty Python... b-but... the kitten gonk crying
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 7:30 am
Sure?
I don't even pay any attention to movie awards, so I really can't say sweatdrop
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