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Lime wrote:The Core was terrible, definitely wasted time watching that piece of

It was pretty bad, the CGI effects even in 2003, were just dreadful.

Vermilion wrote:Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Watched a bit of it again on TV last night, and i was reminded as to just how abysmally crap it really is.

I don't think it's aged very well but there's some genuinely hilarious bits:



If you don't laugh at that there's something wrong with you.

Ironhide wrote:

Vermilion wrote:Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Watched a bit of it again on TV last night, and i was reminded as to just how abysmally crap it really is.

I don't think it's aged very well but there's some genuinely hilarious bits:



If you don't laugh at that there's something wrong with you.

That was the only bit which was actually funny though.

Ironhide wrote:

Vermilion wrote:Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Watched a bit of it again on TV last night, and i was reminded as to just how abysmally crap it really is.

I don't think it's aged very well but there's some genuinely hilarious bits:



If you don't laugh at that there's something wrong with you.

Apart from that scene, the whole film is shite. Even when it was released, so aged or not, it's still shite.

Probably one of the reason Jim Carrey don't want to do sequels.

Is it considerably worse than the original? I found myself watching that some time last year and thought it was hilarious.

Vermilion wrote:

Lime wrote:The Core was terrible, definitely wasted time watching that piece of

It was pretty bad, the CGI effects even in 2003, were just dreadful.

I remember enjoying it in a "so bad it's good" way.

Curls wrote:Is it considerably worse than the original? I found myself watching that some time last year and thought it was hilarious.

Pet Detective is definitely better than When Nature Calls but I really like both of them.

I think its mainly that in the first film, Ace's antics and 'whackiness' were new to the audience and due to the relatively one dimensional nature of the character people found the sequel a bit stale.

The Austin Powers films were the same, the sequels just didn't have the same impact that the original did.

Jumper. watched it in THE MALL OF AMERICA (america's largest mall in Minnesota) and it was utter utter trash. Dudes can jump about (vanish and appear on top of a roof) and no back story as to why, no reason why Samuel L Jackson is chasing them and it stars the gormless pleb that played Anakin in the star wars prequels who is possibly the worst actor I've ever seen.

Casshern.

140 minutes of incoherent action scenes, bizarre headache inducing visuals, and a plot that was utterly incomprehensible.

Casshern, there is a blast from the past, so much hype after the trailer. A bit like Dragon Wars, amazing trailer and terrible film. No film has done that better than Sucker Punch.

Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

Tafdolphin wrote:Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

My last cinema trip of the 20th century was to see Wild Wild West.

The worst films I can remember seeing are Die Hard 5, Terminator Genisys, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Get Him to the Greek.

Vermilion wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

My last cinema trip of the 20th century was to see Wild Wild West.

I quite like Wild Wild West and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I mean they're not great but I still enjoyed them.

Ecno wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

My last cinema trip of the 20th century was to see Wild Wild West.

I quite like Wild Wild West and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I mean they're not great but I still enjoyed them.

Wild Wild West was trash, but it was also quite good fun at times.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen however had almost no redeeming features, and notoriously ended Sean Connery's career.

While flicking around last night we came across Martian Land on the Horror Channel.

We only watched about 5 minutes of it, but it’s safe to say it’s one of the worst movies ever made.

Vermilion wrote:

Ecno wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

My last cinema trip of the 20th century was to see Wild Wild West.

I quite like Wild Wild West and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I mean they're not great but I still enjoyed them.

Wild Wild West was trash, but it was also quite good fun at times.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen however had almost no redeeming features, and notoriously ended Sean Connery's career.

LXG (to use its marketing approved abbreviation) was on over Christmas and it's truly awful but still very watchable. It's proper car crash movie watching as almost everything about it is wrong, or bad, or misguided.

I'm a particular fan of the art design of the whole thing. The Nautilus looks like a gigantic porcelain toothpick, Memo's car like something Trump would design and Mr Hyde like a panto villain. It's truly bizarre, and way more interesting than other flops of the time such as the truly dire Van Helsing.

Tafdolphin wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Ecno wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

My last cinema trip of the 20th century was to see Wild Wild West.

I quite like Wild Wild West and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I mean they're not great but I still enjoyed them.

Wild Wild West was trash, but it was also quite good fun at times.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen however had almost no redeeming features, and notoriously ended Sean Connery's career.

LXG (to use its marketing approved abbreviation) was on over Christmas and it's truly awful but still very watchable. It's proper car crash movie watching as almost everything about it is wrong, or bad, or misguided.

I'm a particular fan of the art design of the whole thing. The Nautilus looks like a gigantic porcelain toothpick, Memo's car like something Trump would design and Mr Hyde like a panto villain. It's truly bizarre, and way more interesting than other flops of the time such as the truly dire Van Helsing.

I actually liked Van Helsing, it's definitely not a good film but at least it's a fun watch.

Ironhide wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Ecno wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Probably the worst film I ever saw on the cinema was End of Days, the religious apocalypse vehicle for Arnie back in 1999. The last film I saw in the 20th century, annoyingly.

My last cinema trip of the 20th century was to see Wild Wild West.

I quite like Wild Wild West and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I mean they're not great but I still enjoyed them.

Wild Wild West was trash, but it was also quite good fun at times.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen however had almost no redeeming features, and notoriously ended Sean Connery's career.

LXG (to use its marketing approved abbreviation) was on over Christmas and it's truly awful but still very watchable. It's proper car crash movie watching as almost everything about it is wrong, or bad, or misguided.

I'm a particular fan of the art design of the whole thing. The Nautilus looks like a gigantic porcelain toothpick, Memo's car like something Trump would design and Mr Hyde like a panto villain. It's truly bizarre, and way more interesting than other flops of the time such as the truly dire Van Helsing.

I actually liked Van Helsing, it's definitely not a good film but at least it's a fun watch.

I saw Van Helsing in the cinema on a first date.

I didn’t get a second date.

strawberry float you Hugh Jackman.

Wedgie wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

Vermilion wrote:Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Watched a bit of it again on TV last night, and i was reminded as to just how abysmally crap it really is.

I don't think it's aged very well but there's some genuinely hilarious bits:



If you don't laugh at that there's something wrong with you.

Apart from that scene, the whole film is shite. Even when it was released, so aged or not, it's still shite.

Probably one of the reason Jim Carrey don't want to do sequels.

Best scenes for me from the film