Green Lantern was dumb but it was more entertaining than Captain America or Thor. Those movies existed only to exist and do nothing. At least Green Lantern had some nifty effects.

FTFA:

As a fan of the first Transformers movie

You know how I know you don't need to ever talk about movies ever again, you farking piece of stupid floating internet space?

Ha, a grown adult says he is a fan of the first Transformers movie. And he's apparently not kidding. And then he thinks other people might be interested in his other opinions on movies.

I loved Super 8.

Redeeming feature: The train wreck was mad cool.

I don't give a shiat what your opinion is after you write this. Get farked, and go kill yourself.

SockMonkeyHolocaust: So was the alien eating the people?

It didn't even matter. The alien was the weakest and most uninteresting part of the film.

Super 8 was terrible.

GAT_00: Super 8, Adjustment Bureau and In Time were all pretty good.

Also, is there a reason Wired is almost solely biatching about sci-fi movies?

In Time was good for about 45 minutes, then they decided that this concept had so many cool ideas, so lets cram all of them into the same movie with a lame Bonnie and Clyde plot and it just started to suck horribly.

Wrong_Intentions: Kind of a dick movie of TFA put a spoiler in for Adjustment Bureau. I was eventually gonna see that, maybe.

eh, it was a surprisingly humorless take on the Philip k Dick story. It could've been great, but it was a secret chick flick.


The Green Hornet was good, but I could see why some might not like it. I think it played to an entirely different audience than the original series.


Horrible Bosses was good as well.


Super 8 wasn't bad, but I got the impression they wanted to make it the next Goonies film. It was also dark as hell the entire film, yet they still managed to throw in lense flare!

JosephFinn: FeedTheCollapse: Super 8 wasn't bad, but I got the impression they wanted to make it the next Goonies film.

Problem being the original Goonies isn't very good.



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I didn't hate "Super 8." I just got the feeling I'd seen it a few times already. I did like the kid who kept throwing around the term "mint," and the visible disdain on the other kids' faces when he'd say it.

GAT_00: It wasn't the direction I would have taken it in, but it was still OK.

I really wanted to enjoy the movie, the concept was interesting, but honestly, to me the most interesting characters died in the first few reels, the second half of the movie devolved into a series of cliches that lacked any focus or real sense of dread, and, quite frankly, it was one of the only times I have ever walked out of a theater mad... simply because it failed to live up to the promise that it opened with. I just felt like there were way too many hands in the pot here.

That being said, this has been an exceedingly weak year for cinema.

I haven't seen "Horrible Bosses." But I can tell the writer here is full of shiat. It lists the 10 "most hated" movies and then says that "Horrible Bosses" has a 7.1 rating on IMDB.

miltonbabbitt: It wasn't terrible, it just wasn't "Attack The Block" (my pick for Alien movie of the year)

even this was a bit disappointing. It was funny, but I thought it took itself too seriously.

I thought Super 8 was kinda dumb but entertaining, Tree of Life on the other hand, while beautifully shot was, i quote myself from about 40 minutes in with the whole family watching.. "This is bullshiat"