What Movie Was So Bad It Actually Made You Angry?

[averagestudent]

The Last Airbender can't even pronounce the main characters names.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Hostel Part II.

Actually, I hate the Hostel franchise in general, but I hate part II the most.

[Cinephile4]

10,000 bc

[Jay H.]

A Good Day to Die Hard
Good Luck Chuck
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
Species II
Shrek

I'm not going to go into why these movies made me angry; if you get it, you get it.

[JediJones77]

Thor: Ragnarok
Gremlins 2: The New Batch

Both movies took a lovingly established universe and dumped all over it by turning it into a terrible, unfunny, cringe-inducing attempt at slapstick and self-parody. Gremlins 2 had a laugh here or there. Thor: Ragnarok didn't have ONE LAUGH despite trying every 5 seconds.

Ghostbusters 2

Again, tons of would-be comedy, almost no laughs.

Ghostbusters (2016)

Because that trash exists.

[Dunemoon]

No Time to Die. Utter shite.
Mad Max: Fury Road. Pandering shite.

[BloodshotUSA]

X-Men: The Last Stand.

How ****ing dare they

[Zivouhr]

This thread shows to filmmakers out there with the rights to famous franchises, that it's important to respect the franchise that a sequel or reboot/remake is being created for whatever reason.

Their intentions may be good, but the tone and execution of the story is critical.

2004's Blade Trinity, while it didn't make me angry, did upset me in how they took the star, Blade, and pretty much made him a supporting character to all the other characters taking the spotlight. Then the choppy, fast editing ruined the fight scenes, and Blade had to share his fight scenes with Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel, though nothing against them, it's not their fault. They did a good job for their roles IMO.

Goyer dropped the ball on Blade Trinity. Snipes was upset about it too. They mainly wrote Blade Trinity to set up a spin off Hannibal King Abigail Whistler Nightstalkers film series, which never happened.

The film has some good parts, so it's not a total loss.

[Hubunkey]

Black Christmas 2019
Candyman 2021

[ben6543]

Ghostbusters 2016

Hellboy 2019

Jingle All The Way 2. Its not even a sequel to the first one just a shitty cash in on the name.

[Monterey Jack]

The remake of I Spit on Your Grave.

[The Debts]

Originally Posted by BloodshotUSA

X-Men: The Last Stand.

How ****ing dare they

Oooooh! That's a good one. Like I don't have that one rated super low (gave it two stars on my Letterboxd) but sweet Jesus, there are times where I'm tempted to give it a one and a middle finger.

[Gacivory]

Jurassic World

[DEERCOLLOPA]

The Predator
A Good Day To Die Hard
Batman Forever
Batman & Robin
Wonder Woman 1984
F9
RoboCop 3

[Mikezilla3k]

-Godzilla: The Planet Eater
-Mean Girls
-The Ring (2002)
-King Kong (1976)

[flash.over]

House at the End of the Street

[Monterey Jack]

Here's a challenge...name one that isn't a remake or sequel.

[Jay H.]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Here's a challenge...name one that isn't a remake or sequel.

I named two in my previous post. But yeah, a lot of the truly bad movies are sequels or remakes.

[rubystone356]

van helsing..

Years ago when Siskel and ebert were on.. they did a show where one movie almost made them quit being a critic.. I didn't think that movie was bad.. it was She is out of control with Tony Danza. around 1989. van helsing is my movie where I wanted to quit liking movies.


Regardless if you like the movie Troy with Brad Pitt. it was an Oscar winner compared to van helsing.
Jacob

[ImBlu_DaBaDee]

Skyscraper
The Angry Birds Movie