Unpopular Movie Opinions: Part III

[Martoto]

The best thing I can think of about Mars Attacks is that it pops up as an easier to spot clue than most in Actorle a lot.

It might be better than his Planet Of The Apes.

[wonderer99]

The worst part of streaming is not the inferior pq/aq. It's the missing special features or, more specifically, making of documentaries. There are some making of docs out there that rival the film itself for entertainment value and quality.

There are so many movies the last decade or so which simply BEG for a decent full length documentary. The effort of things like the Alien series documentaries or the sheer amount of special features for the LOTR movies cannot be beaten. They made the movie......better somehow, or at the very least gave viewers an appreciation for the art that we simply don't get to see very often anymore. Even most physical media releases these days seem like they can be arsed when it comes to making of docs. It's sad.

[El Dopo]

Originally Posted by Martoto

The best thing I can think of about Mars Attacks is that it pops up as an easier to spot clue than most in Actorle a lot.

It might be better than his Planet Of The Apes.

Herpes might be better than his Planet Of The Apes!

[levcore]

Originally Posted by wonderer99

The worst part of streaming is not the inferior pq/aq. It's the missing special features or, more specifically, making of documentaries. There are some making of docs out there that rival the film itself for entertainment value and quality.

There are so many movies the last decade or so which simply BEG for a decent full length documentary. The effort of things like the Alien series documentaries or the sheer amount of special features for the LOTR movies cannot be beaten. They made the movie......better somehow, or at the very least gave viewers an appreciation for the art that we simply don't get to see very often anymore. Even most physical media releases these days seem like they can be arsed when it comes to making of docs. It's sad.

I miss consistent good extra features/ making of documentaries these days. You can't beat a nice meaty doco.

[BudBaxter]

Originally Posted by wonderer99

The worst part of streaming is not the inferior pq/aq. It's the missing special features or, more specifically, making of documentaries. There are some making of docs out there that rival the film itself for entertainment value and quality.

There are so many movies the last decade or so which simply BEG for a decent full length documentary. The effort of things like the Alien series documentaries or the sheer amount of special features for the LOTR movies cannot be beaten. They made the movie......better somehow, or at the very least gave viewers an appreciation for the art that we simply don't get to see very often anymore. Even most physical media releases these days seem like they can be arsed when it comes to making of docs. It's sad.

It's even more irritating when certain studios (I'm looking at you Disney) do release a film on disc, but only put the 'making of' doc on their streaming service.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by El Dopo

Herpes might be better than his Planet Of The Apes!

I love his planet of the apes

[Kylo_Ren]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

I love his planet of the apes

Respectfully, of course...

[slip220]

Colin Hanks kinda suck as an actor

[AKORIS]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

I love his planet of the apes

It's the worst film in Burton's career.... but that's cool...

[russweiss1]

Originally Posted by AKORIS

It's the worst film in Burton's career.... but that's cool...

It is his lowest rated feature film on IMDB.

[moreorless]

I'v had it with these monkey fighting takes.

I'd tend to agree that Mars Attacks always sounded better on paper than it was in reality, I feel Burton had already lost a bit too much of his stranegness by that point, had he made it 5 years before it probably would have been quite a bit better.

[Infallible Presence]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

I love his planet of the apes

Originally Posted by Kylo_Ren

Respectfully, of course...

[Show spoiler]

[El Dopo]

Originally Posted by russweiss1

It is his lowest rated feature film on IMDB.

Blimey, IMDB in accuracy shocker!

[Damon1281]

Mars Attacks > Star Wars prequel trilogy > Star Wars sequel trilogy

No hyperbole.

[stvn1974]

Mars Attack has always been fun.

Evolution with David Duchovny and Julianne Moore is also an underrated and fun flick.

[AKORIS]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

Mars Attacks > Star Wars prequel trilogy > Star Wars sequel trilogy

No hyperbole.

Revenge of The Sith> Mars Attacks> the rest of the prequels and sequels....

[Cardboard_killer]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

Mars Attacks > Star Wars prequel trilogy > Star Wars sequel trilogy

No hyperbole.

Proving the fact that all criticism leads to a galaxy far, far away.

[drush9999]

I never understood the hate Mars Attacks got, and yeah better than Star Wars since 1999

[Guy87]

Mars Attacks has some great visuals and cult appeal, but it has the same pacing issues that a lot of Burton's movies have.

[dvining]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

Mars Attack has always been fun.

Evolution with David Duchovny and Julianne Moore is also an underrated and fun flick.

I've always had a good time with Evolution. It makes me chuckle.