The Prestige
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redowl90 said:The movie isn't any good, and there's already a thread about it.
I think the movie is great—and honestly, someone show me where this "existing thread" is, because I can't find it anywhere... 😕🤷
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I think the movie is great—and honestly, someone show me where this "existing thread" is, because I can't find it anywhere... 😕🤷
Scott Hayes6 said:Tom Hanks is... Philadelphia
That's just brutal...
I’ve always thought Waterworld was such a solid flick—I could honestly watch it anytime... same goes for The Postman. 👍 🙏
Top 10 most boring Movies
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ambertinker77 said:Alexander the Great, for sure... though Meet Joe Black also comes to mind when we're talking about this🙂There were definitely moments in both of those movies where I almost gave up and turned them off, but I managed to push through😬
I honestly don't get why Star Wars or Lost in Translation are even being mentioned here... those are just some of those movies that keep getting recycled, and I can always find a reason to rewatch them🙂
Look, I get that a lot of people aren't really into dramas or movies like "Lost in Translation" boring movie—but man, this Star Wars thing is seriously bugging me. I honestly have no clue how it even made the list. 🤷To me, it’s easily the worst episode out of all of them—but honestly, it's definitely not the absolute bottom. boring 😲
Top 10 most boring Movies
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Personally, my absolute snoozefests are "Dreamgirls" and "Chicago"... don't get me wrong, I'm not hating on musicals, but these two just feel like such a grind. I'd also throw in "The English Patient," "Vanilla Sky," and—after revisiting it after a few years—"Meet Joe Black," which felt incredibly exhausting and way too long. Honestly, I have no idea why I actually liked it the first time I saw it 🤷
As far as this list goes, it's kind of hilarious to me because there are movies here that are genuinely gripping and definitely not boring—like "A Beautiful Mind," "The Da Vinci Code," and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"—which is weird but super engaging 👍—plus "Lost in Translation," which felt like a bit of a slog the first time around, but ended up being great on the second watch. 😉 ☕
As far as this list goes, it's kind of hilarious to me because there are movies here that are genuinely gripping and definitely not boring—like "A Beautiful Mind," "The Da Vinci Code," and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"—which is weird but super engaging 👍—plus "Lost in Translation," which felt like a bit of a slog the first time around, but ended up being great on the second watch. 😉 ☕
Top 10 most boring Movies
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Saw this wild topic pop up on the news feed so I went digging online—anyway, drop your all-time snoozefests here or just weigh in on this list🙂
Top 10 most boring Movies
The Oscar winning movie " Lost in Translation", starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson, actually got voted the most boring movie ever. Apparently, it pulled 23 percent—narrowly beating "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace", which landed second at 18 percent.
The survey was conducted for Silentnight, America's biggest bed manufacturer. Their brand manager, Steven Simpson, mentioned: "WE were surprised to see sol many well-known award-winning films make The top 10. No doubt the findings will stir up some controversy amongst film fans."
So, here’s the top 10:
1. " Lost in Translation" (23 percent)
2. "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" (18 percent)
3. "Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind" (14 percent)
4. "Vanilla Sky" (13 percent)
5. "A Beautiful Mind" (10 percent)
7. "The Remains of the Day" (eight percent)
8. "The Black Dahlia" (seven percent)
9. "The Da Vinci Code" (four percent)
10. "The English Patient" (three percent)
Top 10 most boring Movies
The Oscar winning movie " Lost in Translation", starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson, actually got voted the most boring movie ever. Apparently, it pulled 23 percent—narrowly beating "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace", which landed second at 18 percent.
The survey was conducted for Silentnight, America's biggest bed manufacturer. Their brand manager, Steven Simpson, mentioned: "WE were surprised to see sol many well-known award-winning films make The top 10. No doubt the findings will stir up some controversy amongst film fans."
So, here’s the top 10:
1. " Lost in Translation" (23 percent)
2. "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" (18 percent)
3. "Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind" (14 percent)
4. "Vanilla Sky" (13 percent)
5. "A Beautiful Mind" (10 percent)
7. "The Remains of the Day" (eight percent)
8. "The Black Dahlia" (seven percent)
9. "The Da Vinci Code" (four percent)
10. "The English Patient" (three percent)
Shoot 'em Up
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Raymond Palmer8 said:Man, what a total disaster of a movie. Honestly, thank God I had enough bourbon in me—otherwise, I might have actually ripped the disc out of my player mid-scene...
Seriously though, they really expect people to root for this guy? He’s got a baby in his arms... please, just go win an Olympic gold in handball or something...
Pure garbage.
😂 Dude, what is wrong with you? It’s a comedy! The movie is actually fun and hilarious—you can't honestly tell me it's bad ☕
Man on Fire
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Walter Fowler53 said:plus—the original Man on Fire starring Scott Glenn and Joe Pesci is just better ☕
🙂
Who are the greatest comedians of all time?
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Ray Romano 🙏
Jerry Seinfeld
Jim Carrey
Bill Murray in Groundhog Day
Jerry Seinfeld
Jim Carrey
Bill Murray in Groundhog Day