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Stinky Sequels
- Thread starter Randomosity
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Oh X Men: The Last Stand, how I wish you weren't in this category, but you are. This movie had all the potential in the world, but it was lost along the way. I know this movie's been mentioned before, for good reasons, I just want to add my own two cents.
The overall storyline actually seemed like an excellent idea. The whole, why should mutants change for everyone else touches deeply on descrimination that is evident in real life. Storm's attitude on the issue, did embody what most should feel about descrimination but infortunaly, Halle Barry never did that character justice which was a shame. The fact that the actor playing Cyclops left to film something else was an indicater that either a) they should have delayed the movie, allowing James Marsden to shoot his scenes at a later date or b)...recasting. NOT killing off for no reason. The leader of the Xmen...not in this trilogy he wasn't. The Phoenix was excellent, have nothing to say about her, many of the others (Beast, Wolverine and Professor) all had decent roles to wrap up the film but there was one character that was over before she started.....ROGUE. Ugh, weak actress, weak character development and changing because society told her too...yeah good idea.
Wow what a paragraph but I did not spend months aniticipating this film to be let down horribly by a jumpy plot, mediocre acting in some areas and a sad finish to the trilogy. Hopefully Wolverine will redeem the Xmen Franchise and bring it back to it's peek, like the first two.^^
The overall storyline actually seemed like an excellent idea. The whole, why should mutants change for everyone else touches deeply on descrimination that is evident in real life. Storm's attitude on the issue, did embody what most should feel about descrimination but infortunaly, Halle Barry never did that character justice which was a shame. The fact that the actor playing Cyclops left to film something else was an indicater that either a) they should have delayed the movie, allowing James Marsden to shoot his scenes at a later date or b)...recasting. NOT killing off for no reason. The leader of the Xmen...not in this trilogy he wasn't. The Phoenix was excellent, have nothing to say about her, many of the others (Beast, Wolverine and Professor) all had decent roles to wrap up the film but there was one character that was over before she started.....ROGUE. Ugh, weak actress, weak character development and changing because society told her too...yeah good idea.
Wow what a paragraph but I did not spend months aniticipating this film to be let down horribly by a jumpy plot, mediocre acting in some areas and a sad finish to the trilogy. Hopefully Wolverine will redeem the Xmen Franchise and bring it back to it's peek, like the first two.^^
ForeverFlame
Well-Known Member
Mulan II was crap, with cheesy dialogue and NO moral to it, which the original was filled to the brim with.
Spy Kids 3: Game Over. The first one was an original children's film, and alright. The sequel was, well, a sequel. It was okay. But the third one was being waaay over-hyped, and it turned out to be crap.
Spider-Man 3... Gah. The first two were terrific, and they had everything going in their favor with the third one. But they completely ruined it. I hated that movie with a deep passion, and I left the movie theatre dissappointed. I'm at the point now where I'm going to pretend that there were only two Spider-Man movies ever released.
Shrek the Third. Too many potty jokes and corny innuendo for my liking. It was unoriginal, and they just had to drag in a whole bunch of celebrity voice actors in, though Dreamworks is notorious for doing that.
Spy Kids 3: Game Over. The first one was an original children's film, and alright. The sequel was, well, a sequel. It was okay. But the third one was being waaay over-hyped, and it turned out to be crap.
Spider-Man 3... Gah. The first two were terrific, and they had everything going in their favor with the third one. But they completely ruined it. I hated that movie with a deep passion, and I left the movie theatre dissappointed. I'm at the point now where I'm going to pretend that there were only two Spider-Man movies ever released.
Shrek the Third. Too many potty jokes and corny innuendo for my liking. It was unoriginal, and they just had to drag in a whole bunch of celebrity voice actors in, though Dreamworks is notorious for doing that.
Cobalt_Latios
Well-Known Member
Let's just say, SC3 had a lot of press issues with Tim Allen, as far as I'm concerned. Really, it's more of a what-if scenario, but I didn't think it was all that great. I actually didn't think it would come to DVD after the whole quarrel with Martin Short.
~C_L~
Mewluvr200
^^
The Little Mermaid II. I didn't like it at all. There was no need for a sequel.
The story seemed a bit cheesy too.
The story seemed a bit cheesy too.
Tomato Jr.
Well-Known Member
come on it wasn't that bad. i actually quite liked it, except the whole amnesia storyline, that was pushing it. and the special effects on venom.
ForeverFlame
Well-Known Member
Compared to the other two successful Spider-Man movies, Spider-Man 3 was indeed bad.
No, because they all pretend it doesn't exist.
DIARUGA Trainer
Rolling Fish
I actually liked the third one as much as the 2nd one especially considering they had venom in it (could have had a bigger part though and the fact they killed harry off I didn't like too much but I could understand why they would do that if they were caught between ending the franchise or making another one but now that they're getting rights and writing scripts for a fourth one I'm a little cheesed off) I still like the first movie the best though
Pichumaster
CROWBARS
Jurassic Park 3 wasn't the best out of the series, but it's still a good movie.
Shiny qwilfish of doom
Back in White
shrek 3 made me fall asleep.
That's probably the funniest thing ever, I'll sig it if I knew how.
latios reborn
Well-Known Member
Yeah Pirates 3 wasn't as good as 2.