Biggest movie disappointments?

[Dingy]

You're breaking my heart you really are

So terribly sorry, hun

Actually, Nitronic, the concept of The Village was quite unique if you separate it from the course of the movie and all the suspense involved.
I too thought it was rubbish that there were no village people, but I liked that they thought money was the root of problems, but whats the point of running away from something you yourself have created. Plus I like Jauquin Phoenix

[nitronic1]

I agree, the concept was unique, it just was nothing like what the preview made it out to be so was a huge disappointment there, I was thinking it was going to be a kick ass horror, and it was not for sure, it was quirky and I had to wonder, where DID they get all their supplies from? LOL

[Dingy]

Hehe. I know. Its funny though, even after living away for so many years they couldn't find alteratives to modern medicines.

[Shadow X]

Jason X sux with a capital S.U.X!!!!!

[glutto]

And let's not forget Freddy vs. Jason.

[Isostealer]

The Grude was the biggest disappointment ever. I expected only a little bit and came out with nothing.

[Gare]

The Grude was the biggest disappointment ever. I expected only a little bit and came out with nothing.

I guess you saw the US version with Sarah Michelle Gellar? Watch the original, Japanese movies: Ju-On the Curse 1-2, they rule.

USA adaptations suck.

[Dingy]

USA adaptations suck.

Completely second that. No spitting on Hollywood or anything, but the Japs sure do know how to make movies.

[Slim]

I walked out of Anchorman within the first 15 minutes. There was numerous jokes about dicks, tits and retards in that period - but none of them were funny. I think Will Ferrell only works with good material...

The most I've ever been disappointed in you. Buy the dvd to make up for it.


And yeah, seeing the third matrix made me realise they all sucked. Also Hitchiker's Guide was classy...

[Vivi]

Hitch Hikers guide to the Galaxy. The intro was great overall it wasn't that funny. "So long and thanks.......for all the fish"

[youthquake]

phantom of the opera. maybe i have too high of standards...

[Hangman]

The most I've ever been disappointed in you. Buy the dvd to make up for it.

Dude, I already wasted �6 on a cinema ticket for it, I'm not gonna fork out cash and buy it too. Maybe I'll download it sometime.

[audiohominis]

I think one of the most disappointing movies was the Matrix Revolutions. The ending to the trilogy was terrible, and the movie just didn't have the same feel.

You can say that again! I�m one of the very few Matrix fans, who�d say they loved �Reloaded� more than the first Matrix movie, but �Revolutions� did disappoint the shit out of me, honest. What were they thinking?! Nevertheless, �The Matrix: Revolutions� wasn�t the biggest movie disappointment of that year; it was �Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines�, which is what I�d have to go with in this thread. I had been anticipating that movie for nearly a decade, but when it finally came out, it was the most pathetic thing I ever saw. I think it was a total joke.

My biggest movie disappointment is Robocop 3. I really liked Robocop 2 and I barely remember Robocop, I just know it wasn't as good as the second one. The third one was crap, because the story and the setting sucked.

Precisely! It still had the fun Ninja-Robot factor, though.

Add House of the Dead. That movie was utter shit. It wasn't even funny.

The number of video-game-based movies that aren�t utter shit is scarce.

Eyes wide shut with Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise, made me desperate enough to leave the movie theatre.

Really? I thought the music score sucked ass, but the movie wasn't that terrible, was it?

[Str8Ba11a]

Another movie comes to mind. That Batman movie with George Clooney and Uma Thurman. Was it Batman & Robin? I dunno, but I liked the first two batman movies. Yet, I was very sad after I saw Arnold Schwarzenneger playing Mr. Freeze. (At least batman is getting better with that new wb cartoon and the new movie that's coming out)

[jhawkjrod]

.water had a horrible ending.

Open Water had to have been the worst movie I have ever seen. It followed what they talked about while they sat there in the water. This was a horrible movie.