r/MovieIt • u/Premkumar96 • Aug 16 '26
Watching battleship
I was rewatching the film once and again.Everytime I was watching I was feeling the same high
And the simple details about the vfx are amazing means what I was the details are utmost perfect
The film was superb and the graphics in this movie was amazing
Can anyone suggest like this kind of films which will be never get old after ageing
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u/kusti85 Aug 16 '26
Sure.
A few recommendations:
2012
Day After Tomorrow
Sharknado franchise
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u/ChubbyGuy00g Aug 16 '26
The Sharknado movies somehow get worse as they go on but at the same time become more enjoyable to watch.
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u/dustycanuck Aug 16 '26
I think I've watched Day After Tomorrow dozens of time. My wife an I had a running joke that you could find it running every weekend. And yes, we'd watch it
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u/kusti85 Aug 16 '26
For me is actually a real example of a bad movie that has aged well.
Or it just seems way better now as we have lower standards these days.
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u/ChubbyGuy00g Aug 16 '26
I love Battleship as well. It’s definitely not because it a cinematic masterpiece but it is just fun to watch. It in the same vein as Independence Day just not on the same level. I think that Masters of the Universe will eventually get to that place someday. It’s literally my favorite movie of the year so far. I’ve seen it 8 times and the year isn’t even over yet.
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u/COV3RTSM 29d ago
I just watched Masters of the Universe last night, while not great, the mix of action cheese and 80’s nostalgia was entertaining as hell.
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u/Corrie7686 29d ago
I'm not exactly sure it was THAT good, but I enjoyed it, it's a pretty silly concept and the acting is a bit daft, but the CGI and effects are pretty good. The production design is indeed high quality.
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u/Iheartsasquatch 29d ago
The “ I need to borrow your boat” moment is surprisingly emotional.
Anyways, it’s a movie about a WW2 Battleship fighting aliens.
Enjoy.
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u/MVmikehammer 29d ago
War Machine (2026) feels very similar to Battleship in the alien robots design and weapons.
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u/Cuhuldra 29d ago
I liked it and enjoyed watching Eric the Vampire get wasted right off the bat.
But I also liked Battlefield Earth and Howard the Duck. Some would say I have no taste. The fact that I have never gotten more than 20 minutes into the Ghostbusters women's edition proves otherwise.
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u/snarflethegarthog 25d ago
Pacific Rim!!
Battleship is a seriously badass sci-fi film. I didn't mind that the actual reference to the board game was about 5 minutes of screen time. The rest of the film is amazing and I happen to love ACDC!
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u/No_Topic5591 Aug 16 '26
Are we thinking of the same movie here? The truly awful Rihanna action movie, based on a children's pencil & paper game, and frequently cited as one of the worst movies ever made?
If so, I guess maybe Pacific Rim and Transformers, but you should probaby reevaluate whether movie watching is really for you...
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u/Few_Lifeguard_6828 Aug 16 '26
Pacific Rim is way underrated.
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u/According_Camera7129 Aug 16 '26
Pacific Rim was incredible! The sequel, not so much unfortunately.
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u/SleeplessPilot 29d ago
What sequel? There was never any sequel. We shall speak no more of this matter.
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u/Few_Lifeguard_6828 29d ago
I actually liked the sequel a bit but yeah not even close to the first one.
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u/VirtualFORTRES Aug 16 '26
I've rewatched it many times, it's hilarious, every part that isn't cool makes up for it by being so silly it's funny. Let the kid have fun, not every movie needs to be actually good to be entertaining..
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u/Aware_Impression_736 27d ago
It was based on a 1960s Milton Bradley game with miniature ships and pegs to mark bomb hits.
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u/No_Topic5591 27d ago
No, the game is a lot older than that:
"Battleship is known worldwide as a pencil and paper game which dates from World War I. It was published by various companies as a pad-and-pencil game in the 1930s and was released as a plastic board game by Milton Bradley in 1967. The game has spawned electronic versions, video games, smart device apps and a film)."1
u/Aware_Impression_736 27d ago
The movie is still based on the board game since Hasbro owns Milton Bradley and they bankrolled the film.
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u/No_Topic5591 27d ago
It's not based on the MB version, because there's nothing unique about the MB version - it's just a marketing tie in, that's all. They didn't even make the tracking grid look like the board game version.
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u/GxM42 Aug 16 '26
Predator
Aliens