the_riesen, I think it is unfair that you say The Dark Knight should not be discussed. This is a forum for anyone to discuss, not just you.
I'm not a fan of Star Trek: Nemesis, and I thought that 300 was alright but not epic, but neither was even close to The Dark Knight. I'd rather watch Earth vs the Flying Saucers.
the_riesen, I think it is unfair that you say The Dark Knight should not be discussed. This is a forum for anyone to discuss, not just you.
I'm not a fan of Star Trek: Nemesis, and I thought that 300 was alright but not epic, but neither was even close to The Dark Knight. I'd rather watch Earth vs the Flying Saucers.
Why's everyone so obsessed with Futurama.
WOW wow wow dude....don't accuse me of that....I was just saying my opinion. Don't take what i said the wrong way, its just how i approached the opinion. They could go ahead and say SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION is a terrible movie, not sayin i wouldn't point out that is a ridiculous thing to say....but i have no authority over what people say so SAY AWAY.
What i said was part of my opinion dude...i thought it was one of the better super-hero movies...i stated my points of argument and awaited a counter-argument...sounds like an open forum to me
My bad if you took it that way, i'm the most liberal human being alive i would never want to make someone feel inferior
Indeed that is a bad movie. But the worst movie? It has yet to be seen...
The start of a bad movie list...
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Howard the Duck (1986, Universal) Budget: $37 million U.S. Box Office: $16 million
Hudson Hawk (1991, Columbia TriStar) Budget: $60 million-plus U.S. Box Office: $17.2 million
"Ishtar" (1987, Columbia) Budget: $55 million U.S. Box Office: $12.7 million
"Inchon" (1981)/"Battlefield Earth" (2000, Warner Bros. Pictures) Budget: $50 million/$73 million U.S. Box Office: $1.9 million/$21.5 million
"Cleopatra" (1963, 20th Century Fox) Budget: $44 million ($259 million today) U.S. Box Office: $26 million ($153 million today)
The Postman" (1997, Warner Bros.) Budget: $80 million to $100 million U.S. Box Office: $17.6 million Cutthroat Island" (1995, MGM/Carolco) Budget: $100 million-plus
"The Adventures of Pluto Nash" (2002, Warner Bros.) Budget: $90 million to $100 million U.S. Box Office: $4.4 million U.S. Box Office: $9.9 million
I didn't mean to sound so sensititve, the_riesen. Your opinion is your opinion, and no one here should censor it.
I never really watched Futuurama, so I can't really judge it.
The Godfather, Part II was tedious and boring. Part I showed the fall of Michael Corleone to the "dark side" while trying to escape it. It was quite interesting. Part II simply showed the gangsters for what we already know they are: brutal, uncivilized thugs.
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