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Boondocks saints was bizzaro to me the first time I saw I. Second time it was better.
The most F-ed up movie you've ever seen?
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I completely agree, but I watch them all and bask in the idiocy.Anything in the Fast & Furious saga..... absolute total BS from start to finish.
Cars flying over ravines a mile wide, landing on an airplane in flight....gimme a break....what a load of twaddle.
I have a Plex server set up with some live channels that I program, one is all FnF one movie after the other 24/7 and the other is all car movies (except FnF) 24/7.
Sometimes when I am bored with a few mins to kill I watch one of them.
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That movie was f'ed up.
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You guys have way too much time on your hands!
Schultz64
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Eraserhead. The movie by David Lynch. I wish I could get my time back I spent watching it.
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Inception has to be in the top 3.
I’m not sure if you call it f up but the atonement was TERRIBLE might have been hard to follow cause of my dozing off. If the popcorn wouldn’t have been so damned good I would have gotten up and left
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All I remember was a baby constantly crying. No plot, no story, no nothing.
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I've only gotten up and walked out of two movies:
1. The first "new" Star Wars movie. The first few minutes were so dumb and obviously fully CGI generated that I left. I still consider the franchise to be a trilogy.
2. Oppenheimer. Talk about a slow burn. Then we keep having to watch gratuitous nudity for no reason but it's a chick nobody wanted to see naked. I'm all for artistic nudity if it furthers the plot of the story, or just gratuitous nudity for no reason as long as she's attractive...but nobody asked to see this b!tch take off her clothes. And it did nothing to further the story.
Like a '64 880 sedan at a car show. Sure, it's fine to be sitting over there in the corner, it's not hideous or anything. But don't park it front and center and open the hood! I don't wonder what's under the hood...
1. The first "new" Star Wars movie. The first few minutes were so dumb and obviously fully CGI generated that I left. I still consider the franchise to be a trilogy.
2. Oppenheimer. Talk about a slow burn. Then we keep having to watch gratuitous nudity for no reason but it's a chick nobody wanted to see naked. I'm all for artistic nudity if it furthers the plot of the story, or just gratuitous nudity for no reason as long as she's attractive...but nobody asked to see this b!tch take off her clothes. And it did nothing to further the story.
Like a '64 880 sedan at a car show. Sure, it's fine to be sitting over there in the corner, it's not hideous or anything. But don't park it front and center and open the hood! I don't wonder what's under the hood...
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A Boy and His Dog. I may not have seen a worse film than this since then, and I'm glad I haven't.
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