Worst Robert Rodriguez film?

[BluBonnet]

Which is the worst film of Robert Rodriguez?

[-JKR-]

Why not ****ing poll Robert Rodriguez's best movie?

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by -JKR-

Why not ****ing poll Robert Rodriguez's best movie?

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=52304

[originalHDphantom]

Planet Terror. I thought the film was just trying waaaaaay too hard.

[BluBonnet]

We Can Be Heores makes Planet Terror look like Gone with the Wind...

[Walter Kafka]

They're all bad.

[Markgway]

Of the ones I've seen I liked Sin City the least.

[drush9999]

I haven't seen his Spy Kids movies, but out of the ones I have, definitely Planet Terror.

[Walter Kafka]

Originally Posted by militen

95% of movies should be no longer than 85 minutes long: This is a playful suggestion that most movies should be relatively short, likely to keep the audience engaged and prevent the film from becoming overly lengthy or tedious.

There have been 7 good movies made since 1994. No, I won't tell you what they are: This is a lighthearted claim that there are only seven movies that the author considers to be "good" since 1994. The actual identity of these movies is not revealed, likely adding to the humor of the statement.

Underwater footage is the worst: This maxim humorously criticizes the use of underwater footage in movies. It may stem from the challenges of shooting underwater scenes and the potential technical and visual difficulties involved.

I don't care about slipcovers. Just give me the movie: This maxim playfully dismisses the importance of fancy packaging (like slipcovers) when it comes to movies. The author is more interested in the content of the film itself rather than the external packaging or presentation.

Militen, you understand me. I feel we're on the same page. (This is an idiomatic statement.) Please explain Robert Rodriguez to me.

[formula_nebula]

Once Upon a Time in Mexico

[kylor]

The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl.