Since we are having the best of worst of, might as well start a most overrated movies…Ill start
Godfather (I know I know, but it insists upon itself…lol)
No Country for Old Men
Million Dollar Baby
Rosemarys Baby
Training Day
Forrest Gump
The Matrix
Scarface
Forrest Gump
Star Wars (pick one… or all)
Batman (the first one with Michael Keaton)
Iron Man (I fuckin’ LOVED that film, but it was definitely over-hyped)
With regards to the Hangover, the first time I saw it I totally thought it was overhyped, but I watched it a second and third time and the movie was the fucking tits…maybe watch it again.
Oh and another overrated movie…Jerry Maguire, show me the stupid
Most of Steven Spielberg’s stuff
Everything from Michael Bay (except the Rock perhaps)
Most Dream Works feature animation films
I do not consider Matrix a trilogy.
I can’t believe what some guys wrote, so far:
Blade Runner!!?! was quite the flop, so hardly “overrated” and easily one of the top sci fi films ever.
Star Wars?!?!? the series changed pop culture forever
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Yes the wrestler WTF…a whole lot to do about nothing![/quote]
Never seen the Wrestler, And BEANSSSS your new AVATAR ROCKS!!![/quote]
Thanks, I was impressed by the pic myself.
SPOILER
The movie was really really sad. The man kept making the same stupid decisions over and over. He was his own worst enemy and ruined every good thing that ever happened to him (outside of his career, which got fucked up too.) And as he got older and really started to figure out that your life isn’t defined by partying on weekends, and what you do for a living, but by HOW you live your life and being a better person, he STILL can’t make the right choices.
The open ended ending was irrelevant. Dead or alive, he had already lost everything he ever had, ruined anything good in his life, and any hope of finding love and happiness was gone.
Yes the wrestler WTF…a whole lot to do about nothing![/quote]
Never seen the Wrestler, And BEANSSSS your new AVATAR ROCKS!!![/quote]
Thanks, I was impressed by the pic myself.
SPOILER
The movie was really really sad. The man kept making the same stupid decisions over and over. He was his own worst enemy and ruined every good thing that ever happened to him (outside of his career, which got fucked up too.) And as he got older and really started to figure out that your life isn’t defined by partying on weekends, and what you do for a living, but by HOW you live your life and being a better person, he STILL can’t make the right choices.
The open ended ending was irrelevant. Dead or alive, he had already lost everything he ever had, ruined anything good in his life, and any hope of finding love and happiness was gone. [/quote]
WTF…was this sent over to the Taliban. Did this replace Waterboarding. Why would someone watch that. The only 2 people I know of that should see movies like this are Bill Gate and Oprah. Because they are so rich and happy they need this kind of shyt to bring them down to earth so they won’t spend all day diving into there money pit and paying kids to run around town and hit the lesser rich over the head with ripe oranges.
The Big Lebowski
Napoleon Dynamite
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
The Wrestler
The Hurt Locker
Kick Ass
Fantastic Mr Fox
Inglourious Basterds
Donnie Darko