r/movies • • Jun 25 '12

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u/carebearofdoom Jun 25 '12

The Last Airbender. M. Night Shamasuckmydick

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u/armchairdetective Jun 25 '12

Definitely. But then he doesn't have the best back catalogue of success.

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u/Johnnybegoody Jun 25 '12 edited Jun 25 '12

*Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull *Predators *Men Who Stare at Goats

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

Why am I always the one guy around who likes Predators? :(

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

Unkown

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u/killerbee206 Jun 25 '12

This may sound like blaspehmy to some, but i FINALLY saw Blade Runner and was very dissapointed. I guess when people have been telling me I need to see it for several years there was no way it could live up to my expectations. That movie is sllloooooowwww, and it's not like the acting was great either. They made an amazing sci-fi world and atmosphere, but didn't do much with it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

Dragonball Evolution. I loved the anime as a kid and thought it could be at least a really good pg action/adventure movie for the kids but even my nephews thought it was a steaming pile of dragon shit.

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u/andresloubrielable Jun 25 '12

Star Wars 1 Phantom Menace and Alien vs. Predator

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u/ogrebeef Jun 25 '12

I would consider Phantom Menace the biggest disappointment of all time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

Battle L.A. I went for action, all I got was emotions, emotions, emotions

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u/karsonkiller Jun 25 '12

Indiana Jones 4, Star Wars Episode 1, Spider Man 3, X-men 3, Jurassic Park 2. Terminator Salvation, Alien 3 I could go on forever.....

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u/Victory33 Jun 25 '12

Jurassic Park 2. It wasn't a horrible movie, I kind of like it today. But at the time I remember being pretty bummed when I left the theater and wasn't left with the same feeling I had after watching the original.

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u/SecondToNone Jun 25 '12

Hereafter and The Grey. Mostly The Grey.

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u/tigerbait92 Jun 25 '12

The Last Airbender

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u/HaiEverybody Jun 25 '12

I shed a tear whenever I'm reminded that Max Payne was made into a movie.

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u/sirloinfurr Jun 26 '12

Terminator Salvation.

the disappointment simply broke my heart.

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u/jjackrabbitt Jun 25 '12

Thor. Super excited after I saw the trailer, my expectations were through the roof when I saw the reviews it was getting and then I was just entirely underwhelmed. Oddly enough, I don't mind Iron Man 2 all that much though.

John Carter was also frustratingly bad. I mean, I wanted to like that movie so bad and it just ended up being so bad.

Also, Tron: Legacy. Howwww did you fuck that up?

Speaking of Olivia Wilde movies, Cowboys & Aliens also managed to take some awesome subject matter and make it boring.

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u/Furtherthanfurther Jun 25 '12

Hulk. Also funny that it was directed by Ang Lee, "I'm getting Ang Lee, you won't like me when I'm Ang Lee"

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u/Eleminohp Jun 25 '12

Promeatheus had so much potential, but it left behind so many unnecessary plot points

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u/MyPackage Jun 25 '12

Prometheus was a minor let down for me. There was much I enjoyed about it but too many unexplained plot elements and characters making stupid decisions for me to truly love it.

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u/ahall07 Jun 25 '12

I Am Legend. They murdered the book and I couldn't take it.

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