Movies with the biggest waste of talent and potential.

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SIDS Vicious: Jan 1, 1970

jack and jill, my god adam sandler is such a funny guy its so upsetting

# ¿ Jul 20, 2014 04:04

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SIDS Vicious: Jan 1, 1970

Shithouse Dave posted:

I don't know if I can call bill Murray talent but lost in translation loving sucked and went nowhere

yeah i felt the same way and dont know why people laud it as a fantastic film

# ¿ Jul 20, 2014 04:07

SIDS Vicious: Jan 1, 1970

ripped0ff posted:

the island by michael bay

what a neat premise: it's the future and rich people and celebs can pay to grow back up organs and limbs for themselves, but what they don't know is that the organs/limbs come from living clones of themselves who are being held in a truman show style post-apocalyptic fiction. then two of these clones escape.

but instead of taking a neat premise and doing cool things, just show a boat chase and explosions

yeah this really disappointed me too it had such a loving awesome idea behind it, it was pretty good until they escaped and then...then it was poo poo

# ¿ Jul 20, 2014 04:16

SIDS Vicious: Jan 1, 1970

SpeedGem bought me that and he is sending me money to smoke weed on webcam so he's cool with me

# ¿ Jul 20, 2014 04:22

SIDS Vicious: Jan 1, 1970

i dont like having an av i would gently caress

# ¿ Jul 20, 2014 04:41

SIDS Vicious: Jan 1, 1970

Backweb posted:

:worms: The entire goddamned Star Wars prequel trilogy. Nonstop A-list in three movies and all that talent was wasted.

Not even Samuel L. Jackson and Christopher Lee could escape the disaster of that sterile green screen set.

The Island a ripoff of "The Clonus Horror" from the 80s I think (the mst3k version makes it tolerable). I don't think I've ever seen a movie with a clone farming premise that worked.

Movies with clones seem to bomb no matter what.

Speaking of clones: Attack of the Clones.