I'll initiate this thread with one that I saw over the weekend:
Highlander - The Source
Um....I'm not entirely sure how to Describe this. I believe a group of ADHD teenagers wrote out the script and a mentally handicapped child was playing in a gutter and taken to create the special effects. They start off the movie by declaring two Immortals, yet by half an hour into the movie at least six are made clear. The characters' movements in the fight scenes are like enabling the trail on your computer's mouse and violently flailing it back and forth. By the very end of the movie, the producers realized that there was no real plot, so they incorporated a "surprise twist", and even rehearsed scenes from the movie, as if we didn't spend the last hour and twenty minutes watching it. At this point, I could no longer retain my laughter, and with my girlfriend and her mom's jaws dropped and eyebrows squeezed together, not really knowing what to think, I bursted out laughing and went to look for The Last Samurai.
Highlander - The Source
Um....I'm not entirely sure how to Describe this. I believe a group of ADHD teenagers wrote out the script and a mentally handicapped child was playing in a gutter and taken to create the special effects. They start off the movie by declaring two Immortals, yet by half an hour into the movie at least six are made clear. The characters' movements in the fight scenes are like enabling the trail on your computer's mouse and violently flailing it back and forth. By the very end of the movie, the producers realized that there was no real plot, so they incorporated a "surprise twist", and even rehearsed scenes from the movie, as if we didn't spend the last hour and twenty minutes watching it. At this point, I could no longer retain my laughter, and with my girlfriend and her mom's jaws dropped and eyebrows squeezed together, not really knowing what to think, I bursted out laughing and went to look for The Last Samurai.
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