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Sunday, January 17, 2010
All those Spoof movies: Date Movie, Epic Movie and Meet the Spartans: To be fair, Date Movie isn’t as bad as the other two movies. And, I haven’t gotten around to watching their last movie Disaster Movie.
Miami Vice

Miami Vice: This is a remake made by the man that helped write the original show. Heck, I liked the old TV, and I still remember watching it on NBC way back in the day. Jamie Foxx and Ferrell are too serious here. One thing Michael Mann forgot to add to this movie was entertainment. It was like he was trying his hardest to make the anti-Bad Boys that he forgot to make the film viewable for the rest of the audience. If I didn’t go with friends, I would have walked out of this movie.
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Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed

The Spirit

The Marine

Taxi

Taxi: Not to be confused with the TV show, this Luc Besson remake just doesn’t stand up after several viewings. I don’t know who thought putting Queen Latifah and Jimmy Fallon in the same movie was a good idea. Fallon tries his best here, but it ends up destroying his fledging movie career. Did I mention the taxi can transform into a super-taxi with boosters?
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li

Freddy Got Fingered

Freddy Got Fingered: There is no excuse for this random mess passing itself off as a movie. The studio gave Tom Green a lot of money to make this random mess. I’m sure the studio was scratching their heads when they saw the final cut. I mean none of it makes any sense…none of it. There are poop jokes, masturbation jokes, and there gore jokes, yet none of the jokes are funny. Tom Green should re-pay every cent he spent on this movie back to the people that watched it. And, I used to find Tom Green funny, but now I’ve grown out of it.
When your best scene is having your main character wear a sausage hat and pulley system, you know the rest of the movie is going to be shit.
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Battlefield Earth (Worst movie of the Decade)

Battlefield Earth: Disguised as a Star Wars rip off, this sci-fi flick is more of a Scientology propaganda film. All of L. Ron Hubbard’s flaws from his “epic” story are carried over to this film. Why are these powerful aliens so worried about gold? They can jump to great distances in space and they have a huge Empire, but they can’t replicate gold? At one point, John Travolta’s character wants to prove he’s a badass. So, he shoots the legs off cows to prove a point.
This movie has some of the dumbest villain ever created. Travolta’s character never fully explores why his so-called gold was melted into neat little blocks and just goes along with it. Barry Pepper just dances around and grunts at everyone. Travolta laughs like he’s on a Saturday morning cartoon show.
“Piece of cake.”
I’m tempted to go back in time and slap Hubbard in his face and ask him why he wrote the book. Then, I’ll demand my money back.
Take a look yourself.