Most dissapointing movies ever....

everyone has different opinions

Do they? I don't , I have the same opinions as me, but that's my opinion. What's with all the one liner posts Spiderbiggles? Not happy with your low post count ?

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huh? What are you babbling on about you fool. Oh you think i am here to make my post count high. Ahh i forgot your a 13 year old kid Minion who has boring contests like the one your accusing me of. go to sleep little kid its your bed time now. And oh if you did ur research you'd know not all my posts are "one-liners"

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You forgot that I was 13 years old? How could you - I'm not. Also what 'boring contest' am I accusing you of?

Oh and I've now done my 'research' by the way, yes you're right not all one liners, just no brainers. Here's a tip, have a point.

I always have a point....dumbass.
And right now the biggest point i am trying to make is that your accusing me of posting no-brainer one-liners to boost my post count...what is there a prize for most posts????
Childish very childish.Anyways my point is your pretty dumb.

ahhhaaa if you're going to call someone dumb, maybe you should take a refresher course on your grammar...that should've been YOU'RE dumb

minion's quiz ruled...minion rulz...and you don't

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Now that I think about it, Batman and Robin was so disappointing, I fell asleep watching it

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Haha! Now that's humour

MinionTv your from England. So am i! and your only a few months older than me. Cool huh?
Thats all i have to say on the matter.
(now this is what ya call a random post to boost my post count If only there were some way to boost my sperm count... )

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Try eating some oysters blibblobblib

hmmmm, Oysters! i dont think i could stomach them, its like eating my own snot but if it does what you say it does.....yumm, snot

hmmm. what has become of me!!!!!
no more threads like this from me.

most dissapointing film ever

has to be street fighter

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I secound that.

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My pick would have to be Rollerball . After hearing that it was by the same director and producer from "The Fast and the Furious", which I loved, I figured it should live up to the F and F potentional. But it feel drastically short. It could have been a lot better.

For the record, you heard wrong about the ties between The Fast & the Furious and the Rollerball re-make. John McTiernan directed and served as a producer for Rollerball, and he directed Die Hard (1988) & Die Hard: With A Vengeance (1995), The Hunt for Red October (1990), Predator (1987), The 13th Warrior (1999) and the upcoming Basic (2003) among others, including another re-make of a Norman Jewison movie: The Thomas Crown Affair (1999). Rollerball's executive producer is Michael Tadross, who's previous projects include The Devil's Advocate (1997), Indecent Proposal (1993) and Eraser (196).

One of the two credited screenwriters on the Rollerball re-make is John Pogue, who also contributed to last year's Ghost Ship (2002), and wrote U.S. Marshals (1998) and The Skulls (2000). Pogue srved as the executive producer on The Fast & the Furious (2001), though he didn't have credit as a writer and certainly didn't direct that movie. Rob Cohen directed The Fast & the Furious, as well as XxX (2001), Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993), Daylight (1996), Dragonheart (1996) and The Skulls (2000). Rob had absolutely nothing to do with Rollerball.

So that's the only connection: the executive producer of F&F was one of the screenwriters on Rollerball.


But beyond all that, I'm amazed anybody was actually looking forward to the oft-delayed Rollerball. On the other hand, you loved The Fast & the Furious.

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If memory serves, they hyped it as coming from the "same minds" (or something of the sort) that "brought us The Fast and the Furious." Not that Hollywood is above stretching the truth for a buck, but it's a rather understandable mistake, given that.

That said, I, too, was looking forward to Rollerball at first. The ever-ominous production delays quickly dashed what hopes I had, but early on I was quite interested, as I dug the original and clearly the fictional sport itself could, potentially, be brought to the silver screen with bone-crushing intensity in this cinematic day and age.

One movie I was actually looking forward to after seeing its teaser was 1992's The Time Machine. I went to see it and it began great, but it got to be a real piece of trash. The worst I've ever seen.

Er, do you mean 2002's The Time Machine? Yeah, a real dog.