films you hate

[Dino Velvet]

Horror Films: I don't understand this genre, in either literature or film -I understand horror as part of the invention of the devil and hell and the medieval discourse in which human behaviour was expected to conform to whatever the Holy Roman Empire dictated, or be condemned to hell -there are various murals in English churches made to frighten people this way; in 2011 its just an excuse to show people being subjected to sickening acts of violence -having seen enough of the real thing in a London hospital years ago, I have no desire to indulge the sick fantasy of some third-rate director or the equally sick people who pay to see this drivel. If this is your idea of entertainment, get some therapy.

Horror not only fills my needs and addiction for horror but porn and comedy as well.

[sherm13]

Rushmore is a film that I cannot understand got so much acclaim.

[Dino Velvet]

Christmas Films suck unless I'm picking them out.

[russtafa]

Horror not only fills my needs and addiction for horror but porn and comedy as well.

i love a good horror film especially when a bimbo chick is attacked by a monster ,vampire,psycho and she is running around with her tits out

[Dino Velvet]

i love a good horror film especially when a bimbo chick is attacked by a monster ,vampire,psycho and she is running around with her tits out

If I ever am allowed to make a Horror Movie the sluttiest girl will be the last one standing. What does a virginal, sheltered, goody 2 shoes know about surviving the attack from a maniac in the woods? She should be butchered while the opening credits roll.

[robertlouis]

Films made for stupid people

So about 98% of them in that case? Someone gave me Mark Kermode's The Good, The Bad and The Multiplex for Christmas which I am enjoying immensely as much for his curmudgeonly commentary on all things blockbuster and the sheer misery of the multiplex experience as anything else, but what he says about the money-driven values of Hollywood nails all that's wrong with commercial cinema.

[theone1982]

Just trowing it out there, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is pretty damn good.

[Quiet Reflections]

Just trowing it out there, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is pretty damn good.

Which one?

[Dino Velvet]

So about 98% of them in that case? Someone gave me Mark Kermode's The Good, The Bad and The Multiplex for Christmas which I am enjoying immensely as much for his curmudgeonly commentary on all things blockbuster and the sheer misery of the multiplex experience as anything else, but what he says about the money-driven values of Hollywood nails all that's wrong with commercial cinema.

I probably go to the movies about 2-3 times a year. I agree with much of what you are saying. Most of what I watch is from the 1970s which was a more honest era of film.

Many who go into art for money instead of the thrill of creating end up with neither money nor creation.

[theone1982]

Which one?

The David Fincher one.