Friday, December 22, 2006

My worst movies of the year list

Ok, so if you look earlier in my posts, you can find my top ten films of the year. All I would change is adding The Proposition and Bobby to Honorable Mention, but the Top 10 remains the same as 2006 draws to a close.

So here is my Top 5 worst movies I saw this year. This is only my opinion of course.

Honorable Mention- Pirates of the Caribbean 2- This movie was just boring and rehashed all the same stuff from the first movie (which i adored). Only the ending is bringing me back to see the third one.

5- Freedomland- very melodramatic (I hate bad melodrama), and Julianne Moore was terrible in this movie, her emotional scenes were laughably bad. I had the "mystery" solved in no time.

4- The Holiday- read my previous post on this movie to understand why I didn't like it.

3- X-Men 3- I can't believe how bad this movie was, considering how good it should have been. Every mutant is given a scene of screen time, enough to exhibit their powers, then it's on to the next one. They ruined the Dark Phoenix storyline so bad it hurt me physically.

2- Hostel- I am sick still that this movie made money. It was atrocious, it had no point, it was basically pornography. There was no horror, there was just torture scenes, and the guy with any redeeming qualities is killed, while the idiot frat boy makes off, and gets revenge on all the bad guys in a really bad ending chain of events. I am also upset that a sequel is coming out, as if this movie was bad enough. Eli Roth is said to be the American Takashi Miike, but he showed nothing in this movie.

1- Lady in the Water- The only reason I didn't walk out of this one is because I needed to see how ridiculous Shyamalan would let it get. That guy has the hugest ego in the entire directing world and he proved it with this one. Only he would cast himself into a movie as the character that is going to save the world with a book. Every character was horrible, but it all comes down to Shyamalan.

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