Your LEAST favorite movies... time for a little levity I think

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I watched 10 mins of Noah before just leaving it. I wouldn’t have watched it even if it wasn’t biblical at all just some fantasy. It was very boring and the acting stereotypical. I saw it on TV and walked out at mom’s disappointment because she’s a Russel Crowe fan.
 
The worst part is when Noah actively
tries to kill his daughter-in-law’s unborn child
. It’s such a slap in the face to the the pro-life movement. So, so wrong that I don’t even know what to say to that.
 
Mike_from_NJ,
After watching your clip, 🤮 I hafta say, “You win!”. “Momma Mia” 🤢 moves to second place.
 
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I really can’t believe that is a real movie. It’s more boring than watching paint dry and grass grow. I kept skipping ahead thinking something would happen.
But.
I.
Was.
Wrong.
So.
Wrong.
 
I’ve never seen it.

😳

But the young actor also played Messy Marvin, who was the star of Hershey syrup commercials,
 
I always thought he was British. But he was midwestern apparently.
 
That one scared me very much.

I don’t like horror films much.
 
I think that film was disappointing because it could have been such a great story. The Irish migration to Boston should have had so many dimensions.
 
I agree.

The first film came out when I was 7 or 8. My parents wouldn’t wait on the lines, I really wasn’t into going to see it.

I saw it on rerelease when it was digitally remastered with my then fiancé, now husband. I think I fell asleep. 😳 Yoda’s voice kept reminding me of someone. Grover from Sesame Street. Same voice actor.
 
That bothered me a bit too. To slay an adversary under a white flag could be construed as murder, or at the very least a lie. That didn’t happen in the book.

At the same time though, the goal was to provoke an attack to empty Mordor and clear the plains of Gorogoth for Frodo’s safe passage to Mount Doom. Sooo…
 
True, as I recall, Sauron was expecting, or so Gandalf speculated, that “one of the Captains of the West” would be showing up with the ring to challenge him.

I personally thought they did a remarkable job with the trilogy, in making it into a movie. My greatest lament, was that they cut out the confrontation between Sauraman and the company, after his defeat and the drowning of Isengaurd. Many important things were said and done during that meeting.

Gandalf tried to turn Sauraman back to the “cause” and finally had to break his staff. That was a significant event. I also was sorry that the changed the scene / dialog at the gates of Mordor.
 
I have always thought that the misrepresentation of Aragorn was the greatest weakness in the film. It was if Peter Jackson could not accept a man of nobility without giving him some forced flaws. The corrolary to this mistake was the wishy-washy relationship with Arwen, and Elrond’s reaction to the relationship.
 
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