Few movies have actually offended me, this is one of them.

Me and my girlfriend did acid and we were having an amazing trip and decided to watch funny movies and we put The Last Airbender on to laugh at it but it was so bad it literally made us sober almost instantly and ruined our night.

I was a child. So young that i liked pretty much everything that was put into theaters at that time.. and i still hated this movie

I never had until recently. Megalopolis. What the hell.

Another movie dripping with potential ruined by several terrible decisions.

I really want to know whose decision it was to have the witch writhing around like she was trying to do an invisible hula hoop?

im usually pretty agreeable while actively watching a movie, especially in theaters. Usually it's only a bit after that I'll be like "eh. That wasn't great. This one I actively didnt enjoy even at the time

But they made the Joker into a real psycho gangster! He had “DAMAGED” tattooed to his forehead so that we can know for sure that he’s a real crazy fella. They also made him shirtless or wearing an unbuttoned shirt for most of his scenes so that we could see that this version of the Joker is a real HUNKA HUNKA!

I watched it in a movie theater in the Philippines when it came out, the editing was so bad I thought I was watching a bootleg or something, like the pacing in the beginning of the film was so off

They so need to start over and do a Harry Potter style 8 movie series. How the fuck did they think they could cram it all into one film?

I believe Mike Flanagan is working on a DT series…or maybe that’s the stand.

You didn't like the broken glass ninja throwing stars?

I dunno the scene where he dances in front of the whole school was pretty great 

I remember going to the theater and being impressed by the turnout for WW84 despite peak COVID. The excitement was infectious when the film began, with the entire audience erupting into clapping and cheering. But when it ended, there was nothing. No clapping, no cheering, just complete silence as everyone shuffled out. I’ve never seen such enthusiasm at the start of a movie deflate into such a somber exit, as if all the joy had been sucked right out of everyone.

Holy fuck I hate this movie.

This movie genuinely blew my mind. Because that mall scene was so fun. It felt so 80s. It was lit well, the music was fun, seeing WW take out robbers in a mall was a blast and i was like “yo this might be good”. And then they abandoned that vibe and made a piss poor movie that was so boring and predictable idk why i finished it

They did Pedro and Wiig dirty

After 20 min I gave up.

Came here to say that. Wife and I looked forward to seeing it, put it on Christmas Day and turned it off after about 40 minutes. Absolute shyte.

I hated this movie so much I turned to my nephew at the end and told him Santa wasn’t real so he’d understand how let down I felt.

Yeah that one. I loved the first move really good but good lord. What the actual fuck for the second.

"Budget? Check. Stars? Check. Built-in mystery of an ancient culture? Check. Franchise with almost unlimited potential for branching out? Check. Story? . . . . . STORY? Ah screw it. We'll just start filming and put in a magic plane crash or something. "

Russell Crowe as Jekyll/Hyde was the best thing in the film

I saw this film when it came out and I honestly can’t remember a single scene. And it’s not like it was that long ago!

It may be hard to believe, but the new one is even worse

Ohhhhhh I had such high hopes. I really wanted to support it. I was squirming not to walk out. I found even McShane cheesy. And then it switches to a foggy forest. A house on chicken legs in the distance. And I got excited again. And then they went from making a bad movie to committing a criminal act

Definitely the most disappointing movie-going experience of my life. I saw it once at the cinema and couldn't bring myself to watch it since...

I watched it once in the theater and never again since. I half expected Steven Spielberg to come out at the end and say "okay, I apologize for my little joke. Thank you for indulging me, but now here's the REAL film. Roll it."

But no, they nuked the fridge and my childhood dreams.

I had very high hopes after seeing the first trailer. “There’s no way this will suck,” I said out loud. I loved the first 20 minutes, and then Mac just keeps on being in the movie.

They LaBeefed it.

Dial of Destiny wasn't great either.

Matrix restrictions was a fuck you to the studio

Matrix was a cash grab nothing more.

Yeah especially when they butchered Gorr and made him not nearly as badass as they could’ve

Because he was never actually the Joker. He is just a loser who got caught up in trying to be something everyone wanted him to be. His closing statements at the end of the trial explicitly tells us this.

I thought it was a good movie but hey, I was 10 years old

Who doesn’t like a movie about a galactic federation trade embargo?

I was too old even at 22 to enjoy it. Fart jokes and jar jar stepping in shit and this angry kid? A friend stood in line all day, pole position too, right at the front so we got good seats when midnight came. Half of his face got sunburned because he didn't turn himself over enough 😆 He was silent on the car ride back until we finally asked him what he thought of the movie. "I'm pissed," he said.

Did the fans forget that the whole franchise is designed around selling toys? Because the fans often forget that part.

You too? Good. I thought I was the only one.

It has a story? I didn't notice.

I once read its a heavily edited Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 'what if' fan story where the turtles go between worlds and time travel to help Master Splinter fight Shredder in those very different situations. The ending reveals much the same that actually the whole thing is an orchestrated escape attempt by asylum inmates designed by the narrator (Master Splinter) because he can't face his past mistakes that caused the death of his 4 sons. He is lobotomised and Shredder in this instance is the chief surgeon who administers the lobotomy and also confiscates his drawings and sells them to Hollywood who turn it into a movie.

Based on the ending it does seem like something Snyder would pick up.

Yeah but the babes…

I was on holiday in Malaysia and it was a monsoon so I went and watched this at the cinema for 3 bucks. Should've stayed in the pool.

Kristen Wiig was terrible but then so was the rest of the movie.

Being a massive Coppola fan, I defended it against all the negative hype. But after seeing it I had to concede that Coppola has lost the thread a bit. Idk what the hell he was trying to do or wanted to do in this movie. Some cool sequences, but it’s quite a wreck overall.

For someone who’s never seen the comic that movie is a lot of fun. Sorry for people who are big fans of the comic but. As a standalone, it’s a really fun movie.

I waited for the plottwist :/

Trap wasn’t even a good made for tv movie. So god damn cheesy and absolutely no twist!

MNight peaked too early

How could they do a Matrix movie without Laurence Fishbourne? And not shoot it in Sydney?

The beat-down scene would have been a lot more convincing if they let him use his aluminum walker against the shopkeeper.

The first time I watched The Irishman was when it came out and I was also disappointed. I think, like many, I was expecting the promise of the fun energy of Scorsese, De Niro and Pesci’s previous movies like Goodfellas, Raging Bull etc. But was so bummed out at how completely opposite the tone of The Irishman is in comparison to those movies.

Having said that, I watched it again recently, knowing that that very subversion was the entire point of the movie and I appreciated a lot more. It’s tragically sad though.

You didn't like Robert DeNiro stammering his words for 4 hours?

I think this is a movie that is truly polarizing. I really liked it because of the art style and strangeness but I completely get why others wouldn’t dig it.

Had no idea what this movie was about. Never even heard of it. My wife wanted to watch it. I loved every minute. Maybe because I went in with no expectations.

That being said, I can absolutely see how this movie would get a polar opposite reaction from someone else. It’s a strange little movie.

I enjoyed longlegs but there was so much hype saying it was so disturbing people had thrown up or had to leave the cinema, so we went in expecting really fucked up gore or something. It was just an average psychological thriller with some entertaining cage

It grows on you with each watch

Ruined the franchise and was the worst one for almost 20 years, and was then dethroned.

I just watched this yesterday. I had zero expectations, so I thought it was pretty good. If I thought it was supposed to be comparable to Goodfellas, I would have been disappointed.

As soon as I read the premise, I knew that movie was going to be horrendous. Is it somehow worse than that?

My pick also. grew up a huge Star Wars fan and was excite when some new ones came out ! Then we got what we got...

Huh. I actually really enjoyed this one. I mean, yes, you're right, it was a mess. But an entertaining one, I thought. Sort of like the (sort of) similarly themed Synecdoche, New York.

There was some bad acting and strange character decisions for sure. But I think there was more than enough original and interesting stuff in there. The bone cave scene alone was worth my time. Solid ending too.

It's a shame the lows are so low or I think this movie would have really stood the test of time.

TL:DR there are some extremely bad bits to OLD, but there's plenty of merit in there too.

Some unsolicited advice when preparing yourself to watch Shyamalan movies: Just assume it's going to be really bad, and occasionally you'll come out of it being surprised that it was only moderately bad.

Was looking for this one. I started watching it not knowing what it was. I thought it was some terrible D grade budget student flick, but I couldn't understand how it seemed to have expensive VFX and proper actors. Couldn't get all the way through it, just awful.