Films you no longer like....
Discussion
For me a obvious choice is Bram Stoker's Dracula. When it first came out I loved it. When the DVD came out I enjoyed it all over again. I tried watching it again a year or so ago and... WTF was I thinking? Turgid crap, well crap may be a little strong but you get the gist, left me cold and uninterested.
So as it says on the tin - what films are there that you used to like (maybe even love?) that you no longer do?
So as it says on the tin - what films are there that you used to like (maybe even love?) that you no longer do?
The guyver!
Yes that absolutely action packed peice of cinematic masterpiece with the great Luke skywalker. Watched it 100s of times when a kid. Blew my mind. The way he came back from the mists of death to defeat the massive dragon overlord.
Wow. What an utter pile of dross when I rebought it as an adult. Litterly felt like half the movie was missing. He bends guns with his fists, yet that means the robber is equally as strong.. aw man. How I utterly loved that movie beyond anything in existence doesnt make sense now.
Yes that absolutely action packed peice of cinematic masterpiece with the great Luke skywalker. Watched it 100s of times when a kid. Blew my mind. The way he came back from the mists of death to defeat the massive dragon overlord.
Wow. What an utter pile of dross when I rebought it as an adult. Litterly felt like half the movie was missing. He bends guns with his fists, yet that means the robber is equally as strong.. aw man. How I utterly loved that movie beyond anything in existence doesnt make sense now.
Edited by hotchy on Wednesday 5th February 13:06
Behind Enemy Lines.
Some fantastic cinematography and effects. Parts of the aerial/carrier deck stuff is up there with Top Gun and the sequence of the aircraft breaking up in flight is brilliant.
Gene Hackman also never fails to deliver.
It never got big publicity on release as it coincided with the US venturing in to Afghanistan, post 9/11 and was largely withdrawn from general release.
It now looks a little dated and a bit....naff.
Some fantastic cinematography and effects. Parts of the aerial/carrier deck stuff is up there with Top Gun and the sequence of the aircraft breaking up in flight is brilliant.
Gene Hackman also never fails to deliver.
It never got big publicity on release as it coincided with the US venturing in to Afghanistan, post 9/11 and was largely withdrawn from general release.
It now looks a little dated and a bit....naff.
Scabutz said:
R1gtr said:
Commando. Loved all the old Arnie films and had this up there with Predator years ago when I was a kid but whilst I think Predator is still awesome and a great film, Commando is utter dross.
Yep. Predator is amazing still. Commando has become a pastiche of itself.I think I've seen Shawshank Redemption to death. I actively avoid it now.
Rocky IV was my favourite as a kid. Now I still love the fights and montages, but the rest is junk. I mean Paulie's robot. WTF?
The first one still stands up all these years on.
Dare I say "Leon"?
I still think the relationship between Leon and the girl is excellently portrayed (and nowhere near as creepy as people suggest, imo), but Gary Oldman's performance is cringe-inducing when I watch it now...
For a long while, I would state this as one of my favourite films, but I'd not be so quick now...
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I still think the relationship between Leon and the girl is excellently portrayed (and nowhere near as creepy as people suggest, imo), but Gary Oldman's performance is cringe-inducing when I watch it now...
For a long while, I would state this as one of my favourite films, but I'd not be so quick now...
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R1gtr said:
Commando. Loved all the old Arnie films and had this up there with Predator years ago when I was a kid but whilst I think Predator is still awesome and a great film, Commando is utter dross.
Tough title really, I still enjoy films that I know aren't really very good, I can watch them setting myself in that time period they were first released or with an understanding of their limitations, Commando is one of them, Highlander is another, a lot of James Bond films fall into this category. Predator, as you say, remains a masterpiece of cinema. Some films last, some don't.But a film that I no longer actually like...
Scabutz said:
R1gtr said:
Commando. Loved all the old Arnie films and had this up there with Predator years ago when I was a kid but whilst I think Predator is still awesome and a great film, Commando is utter dross.
Yep. Predator is amazing still. Commando has become a pastiche of itself.glazbagun said:
Good call.
I think I've seen Shawshank Redemption to death. I actively avoid it now.
Rocky IV was my favourite as a kid. Now I still love the fights and montages, but the rest is junk. I mean Paulie's robot. WTF?
The first one still stands up all these years on.
fI think I've seen Shawshank Redemption to death. I actively avoid it now.
Rocky IV was my favourite as a kid. Now I still love the fights and montages, but the rest is junk. I mean Paulie's robot. WTF?
The first one still stands up all these years on.
king LOL at Rocky IV hehe. The robot is so bats
t its just part of the nonsense, I will watch it everytime its on and always expect Unicron from Transformers to step in for Ivan.Also Commando is a great film mainly because its so daft.
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