Nicolas Cage is by far one of my favorite actors, because
even in a bad movie like this one, he gives everything he's got.
But
even in her worst movies, Kidman is never the problem; her performances rise above whatever dreck they're in, as if her supreme self - possession as a performer inoculated her against the toxic material she was working with.
Plus, Hardy is the kind of actor who gives interesting performances
even in bad movies.
Teller, who was previously charming
even in his worst movies, can't manage to wring even a few smiles out of his performance as Reed.
Not exact matches
But that doesn't mean that all of these MCU villains are
bad: they're just forgettable,
even in some of the best
movies to date including «Iron Man 3,» «Ant - Man,» and «Captain America: Civil War.»
Ask the Muslims who every day draw antisemite caricatures and
in daily newspapers
in Egypt and make horrible
movies against Jews and Israel
in Turky.But this hypocrits are affended when they get the same treetment.I personaly dislike the muslim faith and this is a politicaly correct statement.If I could freely speak out... (youtube for instance don't do anything to Holocaust deniers... but if you write anything
bad about Moslims they automaticaly warn you and
even close your account... hypocrits... cowerds)
I'm talking about the kind of «feel
bad» that comes from watching one of those men - are - evil
movies on Lifetime TV, starring some actress whom you either thought was dead or a much bigger star, and it feels so good to feel so
bad about the men
in your life
even though 10 minutes ago you loved your husband just fine?
John and Toad soon meet their ends, we learn,
in a drunk driving accident and Vietnam, while Ron Howard's Steve, who decided not to go to college at the end of the
movie, meets a fate
even worse: he's an insurance agent
in Modesto.
And last, Rosicky's «foul» that directly led to the final goal was nothing more than a tap, and Barton dropped like he'd been hit
in the back of the head with a cricket bat swung by Vinnie Jones
in a
bad movie — it wasn't
even good acting.
I would
even venture to say I'm one cry away from a permanent role
in a
bad Hallmark
movie.
«The National Commission on Culture has got theatres across the 10 regions of Ghana but most of them are
in bad shapes — so we shall, through this private - public partnership, craft them into state of the arts conditions, so that our filmmakers can premier or screen their
movies across the nation to make some good money
even before they release the
movies unto the market» he added.
John Kerry wrote
in a fundraising appeal for Democratic Senate candidates, «Karl Rove is back — like an
even worse sequel to a
movie panned by the critics.»
That's Disgusting by Rachel Herz Psychologist Rachel Herz's charmingly revolting new book examines repugnance
in all its iterations: why
bad table manners make us shudder, why gross - out
movies make us laugh,
even why most people will refuse to eat a snack that looks like dog feces — no matter how sure they are that it's really chocolate fudge.
Like screenwriters creating a
bad sci - fi
movie where the monster just won't die but keeps morphing into an
even more heinous beast, marketing geniuses
in the junk - food industry are
even now crafting deceptive new messages to make you think their latest products are healthy.
To make it
even worse, his idea of a date is the twilight
in the house where you are
in the kitchen getting throbbed while he is
in the sitting room sipping beer and watching
movies.
OMG this is by far the
worst movie i have ever seen.Everything from the very 1 minute is terrible
in every sense of word.The acting is freaking terrible the guy from the twilight does
even a
worse job here than he has done there.Visual Effects are catastrophic
even from
So next time you find yourselves sputtering mad over the cultural perversity of The Twilight Saga and its ability to rake
in billions of sparkle - tainted dollars, an
even more culpable target for lowering the standards of cinema can be found merely by looking at kiddie flicks, which undoubtedly kick starts
bad taste
in movies.
How good or
bad the standards are, is up to you, but the film tricks you into thinking that it's about internet addiction, an ailment that maybe
even some of us suffer, but it's actually about online videogames, MMORPGs to be more specific, and that's what you should expect, a
movie about Videogame Junkies, young people throwing their life away just to stay a couple of hours more
in front of the screen.
All
in all, Transformers Dark Side of the Moon wasn't the
worst game I've played, and moreover certainly wasn't
even the
worst movie adaptation of a game I've played but it certainly could have used more QA time.
Not
bad, but
even the botched / butchered 1942 Welles version was an improvement on a novel that didn't really deserve a
movie in the first place.
There is not a
bad performance
in this
movie, and
even the least of the actors is delivering solid, awards - worthy work.
We Are Your Friends is one of those
movies about a group of friends who are
in the midst of trying to accomplish their dreams and fulfill their aspirations, but feel stuck or
even worse, know they don't have what it takes to make it out of their hometown.
Even worse if the
movie is one of countless re-tellings
in film, animation, television and print — Warner Bros.» 1938 Errol Flynn epic, The Adventures of Robin Hood, figuring most prominently
in its history.
I've seen material like this done better and
worse, but
even on its own, the
movie is a nondescript, laugh-less, tedious exercise
in putting material on screen that just isn't funny on its own and expecting one to laugh at it.
Worse, barely any of the exposition
in the film's dreary first half hour affects the rest of the
movie; one throwaway line creates a late -
movie action beat, but it's not
even played as the triumph over personal history that it could have been.
The sequel, scripted by Michael Green and the original
movie's co-writer Hampton Fancher, is set decades after the original, at a time when Earth's environment is
in an
even worse condition than it was.
High definition doesn't
even seem to add anything significant to the
movie in terms of picture, sound, or bonus features, as this sports the
worst - looking Blu - ray transfer I've seen from Disney.
In fact «Transformers: Age of Extinction «is currently the
worst reviewed
movie Michael Bay has ever made,
even worse than «Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen» where
even Michael Bay admits was a terrible
movie, the fourth «Transformers»
movie still made 121 million dollars on Friday.
For better or
worse (
worse, if you ask me), A Single Man is precisely what you'd expect from fashion designer Tom Ford,
even if you can't quite picture that sensibility as applied to a
movie set
in the world of academia circa the early -»60s.
Megatron, looking
even worse for wear than
in the previous
movie, returns for a final showdown with Optimus Prime that seems shoehorned into an already convoluted plot.
Essentially a subversive homage to the B -
movie creature features of the era, the film doesn't
even try to pretend that the monster — which has been dragged up from a river
in South America — is going to be the
bad guy.
Dance and melody, mise - en - scène and movement, spectacle and logic - defying plot — these are the constituent elements of a genre with an improbably high built -
in fun quotient (
even material as «difficult» as Sweeney Todd has something deliriously infectious about it), and so there's no reason why our search for a toe - tapping good time at the
movies should lead us to choose the offensively
bad over the competent.
Even worse is having the tease of Julianne Moore reuniting with Todd Haynes for the first time since Far from Heaven, yet only seeing her briefly
in the first half of the
movie and her having a non-speaking role when she returns later.
I like to enjoy the characters
in a comedy but
in this
movie the two parents are just always fighting, the two kids are just wretched little creatures, and all the people around them just always give
bad advice and make their lives
even more difficult.
Not
bad at all.this film keeps you guessing
in ways you never do a lot
in horror films.Rob Zombie directs theses actors like I've never seen a horror director do before.this
movie is truly amazing, people are calling it «terrible» I call it «good» it's the kind of horror film that actually deals with characters and not just pointless blood and guts.I felt like all these characters really did go through something, and this
movie is truly just about them overcoming it.I don't consider this a horror film, I consider this a drama / horror film, cause that is what it is, and I love it.this mvie isn't just about a killer killing people, it actually deals with the people he's after anf
even deals with himself at times, which I truly loved.Rob Zombie has proved to me again that he could direct.perfect seq...
J.J. Abrams, the man who barely gave anything away
in the trailers for the biggest
movie of last year, and his
Bad Robot team had once again pulled the wool over our eyes without us
even realizing it.
Comedies tend to do better later
in the summer (see:
Bad Moms, We're the Millers, or
even Horrible Bosses), but it seems like this year audiences are paying more attention to what kind of reviews a
movie is getting.
Roth, who mostly has offered (really violent, really gory, and really
bad) horror
movies in the past, obviously loves the carnage here (There's
even a scene of surgical torture, almost as a call - back to the torture - based horror that he helped create).
Even when he is behaving
badly, having an affair with the older woman Mrs Robinson and then «betraying» her with her daughter (Ross) or bullying his sons (played by Adam Sandler and Ben Stiller)
in Baumbach's
movie, he keeps our sympathy.
(For the true story of how two discriminating
bad -
movie connoisseurs, Michael Rousselet and Scott Gairdner, were its first and only champions, hunt down Sestero's book — or better yet, the audiobook,
in which he does an impersonation of Wiseau
even better than Franco's.)
I think this was really
bad decision.Answer hidden
in name of
movie even.
His career becomes
even brighter when you start to appreciate how he refuses to phone
in performances
in movies where it would have been easy to sleepwalk, like Fright Night and Winter's Tale, which is the kind of legendarily
bad movie that every actor deserves to have on their resume just so they can say they were there.
It's a strange little plot twist — after all, the inciting incident of the film is literally Amy quitting the organization and feeling all the better for it — but
even a film called «
Bad Moms» can't spend its entire runtime chronicling drunk moms accosting security guards
in supermarkets or decadently sneaking out to watch a midday
movie with their pals.
That's why Ryan Reynolds took the role,
even knowing how
bad the character was, as that was considered, at the time, the only way that he would be able to play the character
in the follow - up
movie.
Like so many
movies profiled
in this series, «Joe» is a deeply personal work, with a risky,
even heedless style that baffled and alienated many viewers at the time, including critics who declared it one of the
worst films of its year.
There's lots to love and admire
in Craig Gillespie's look at the rise and fall of ice - skating «
bad girl» Tonya Harding, from Margot Robbie's committed performance as the disgraced Olympian to the filmmaking chops on display (watch how the cameras keep circling Harding
in her skating scenes, like it's a frenzied shark — everybody,
even the
movie itself, seems to be a predator out to get her).
He was the typical
bad guy you've seen countless times
in Westerns and
even superhero
movies.
/ Film Actor Bill Hader shares a list of his 200 favorites (I was super happy to see Trouble
in Paradise, Nashville, and L'Atalante... let's just say he has really good taste) Vulture talks to Jessica Chastain about yet another season of multiple
movies and her love of
movies,
even the
bad silly ones.
How good, or
bad, does a
movie have to be
in order to make an impression — enough of one, anyway, so that you can remember it, or
even still feel like talking about it, 15 minutes after you've seen it?
Even in movies where he's not exactly playing
bad people, he's still the guy that awful things happen to.