What's Your Least Favorite/Most Hated Movie... and Why?

I was agreeing with the use of that line, not quoting lines in general.

Also, stealing from greatness makes sense, whereas quoting a squawking Bill Paxton is always annoying, as it was when he did it in the film. Hence my saying that once was enough.

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I am a Christian, but I could not despise God's Not Dead more if I tried. It doesn't paint non-Christians realistically at all, and even the Christian characters are unintentionally portrayed as dicks. It's just a bad, poorly written cash grab for naive Christians who will go see anything that popular religious people tell them to.

Not going to see the sequel, then?

I wouldn't recommend War Room.

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I cannot believe there's actually a God's Not Dead 2.

I first heard about it on April Fools Day -- and yes, I thought it was an April Fools Day joke.

I haven't seen either, but I imagine the sequel is better.

Heh, I need to change my top ten, forgot I even made one a few years back. No way would it be in my top ten as of now. Anyway, I love Starship Troopers for the satirical elements and Verhoeven's dynamic, colorful directing style. On the other hand I kinda hate James Cameron, and the only one of his films I truly like is The Terminator.

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Alrighty then.

I've heard it's worse

Question: What fraction of Christians you know agree with you?

Most of the ones I hang out with. I don't hang out with the ones the movie panders to for the most part.

Naturally.

The Big Blue (1988)



Worst film I've ever seen.The characters act in such ridiculous ways that I thought surly this was satire comedy.

It's certainly a questionable DVD cover.

Yup...and Rosanna Arquette's presences in the movie doesn't help either

Yeah, I figured that the answer would naturally involve the satirical bent, but I feel like Verhoeven pulled off such elements far better in RoboCop and Total Recall to the point where Starship Troopers seems like an example of diminishing returns.

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These two I remember disliking quite a bit, I can't say exactly why since it's many years ago that I watched them.


Cool World


Slapstick of another kind

Never heard of that one. The poster does not inspire confidence.

It got an impressive 2,1 rating on IMDB

Starship Troopers is fantastic with or without the satirical elements. It's just fun, people!