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[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Capo

Blade Runner among the worst movies and Sharknado 2 among the best.

OK

Capo (not Japo nor Paco !)

Well, I can only say that preferences for products and services are very personal. After all, taste is not to be disputed! *shrug*

For example, the Doom movie had a poor rating on several sites. But I really liked the movie. Just like I really liked the Dune movie. *shrug*

Already from the Star Wars series, I did not like them because the Imperial “Elite” Soldiers had the worst aim! The Force was definitely not with them!!! :saberlaser:

It would be quite shameful for a Sardaukar and Fremen, the toughest Super Soldiers, if they had the same shameful “performance” of the Imperial “Elite” troops of the Star Wars Universe!

And I recognize the importance of Blade Runner, but I would consider it average... So-so... And the its sequel had many scenes that showed supposed immaturity and sexual repression of the producers. Many fan service scenes that I would consider unnecessary. A very typical behavior of otakus! OK, I was otaku in the past. *shrug*

[twillight]

I found Blade Runner boring, tasteless, incoherent, bad visual design while similar design I found effecitve in other movies.The story was also simple, unconstituted, led to nowhere, and practicaly phylosophycal masturbation over something that ina good hand could have been an entertaining story.
Also found the acting wooden, with the exception of Rutger Hauer who I found funny.


At best it is mediocre, also have to mention the movie doesn't even exist with its zounds of cuts and variations. This is also a sign for me it sucks, otherwise there would be a final version already. But seems the creators still find it suck, so they try to tweak it, without success until now.


While Sharknado 2 in its genre is a very entertaining film. Sure, the budget is nowhere, and it is by premis is a joke - but I wouldn't consider a pop-culture production bad just because it is pop-art, not high-art.

[Mystvan]

I know the preferences are very personal as long as they do not exceed the limits of the acceptable (like certain otakus!).

So I really respect the great master filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, but I honestly do not see what is so special / great about this work of art called “The Birds”.

Many critics acclaim and exalt this film, but for me it is just something exotic and out of the ordinary... It seems like Serial Experiments Lain... Total nonsense...

On the other hand, I loved the comedy movie Johnny English... Mister Bean rocks!

[twillight]

Originally Posted by Mystvan

I know the preferences are very personal as long as they do not exceed the limits of the acceptable (like certain otakus!).

So I really respect the great master filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, but I honestly do not see what is so special / great about this work of art called “The Birds”.

Many critics acclaim and exalt this film, but for me it is just something exotic and out of the ordinary... It seems like Serial Experiments Lain... Total nonsense...

On the other hand, I loved the comedy movie Johnny English... Mister Bean rocks!

AH's Birds had the same appeal as Cameron's Avatar: it was a technical demo. The movie itself is almost nonexistent in every other aspect.
And as every techical-based movie it doesn't hold up. An artifact for a museum, but not something you want to watch.

[Capo]

This is maybe the most ridiculous movie list i have ever read, instead of complaining about Blade Runner realize that you just dont understand cinema AND have horrible taste

PS: Happy easter!

[twillight]

Originally Posted by Capo

This is maybe the most ridiculous movie list i have ever read, instead of complaining about Blade Runner realize that you just dont understand cinema AND have horrible taste

PS: Happy easter!

OR maybe you are snobbish, and without any original thought.


Happy springfest.

[rabada65120]

I've watched Into the Wild and Captain fantastic and they're both awesome movies.

[DrWho42]

brazil would be up there