A Series Of Unfortunate Events

[spiritofeden]

I saw this the other day, and it was the biggest let down of the year for me.

[Crusader]

Thank you.

[cavalier_eternal]

yet another reason for me to not go to the movies.

 

as if i didn't have enough...

 

just read the book already. books are almost always better. i'd say always, but you know... some movies actually do the book justice. rare, but yeah. and some things were written as a script in the first place...

 

never mind.

 

i haven't seen it, and i don't intend on seeing it.

[S.E. Hardy]

I intend to see it, but not with too high of hopes. Thanks for the warning.

[HoboFactory]

Yeah it was kinda lousy. Worst movie of the year though?? I don't really think so

[miss_fortune]

Hardly.

 

I thought it was awesome.

[cavalier_eternal]

hey, you're entitled to your opinion.

 

i think some pretty lousy movies are pretty good too.

 

but the titles escape me. ;)

 

i guess it's because i'm not humble enough to think i have bad taste.

 

well, dodgeball was pretty stupid, and i liked that...

 

zoolander was just pathetic. stupid beyond belief. if i got a penny for every time i laughed during that movie, i'd be lucky if i got a quarter to call my friend up and tell him how much his taste in movies sucks.

 

wow. i'm off topic once again. what a surprise.

[suburbia87]

I wasn`t to fond of it simply beacuse they never had a target audience, it could be for kids, but then why are people dying in every other scene, and it`s almost to fake to be make for adults.

 

aswell jim carey, although hes a hillarious man, his characters where all just typical Jim.

 

The good side of the movie was the young actors/actresses, they`re where amazing in my opinion.

Edited January 2, 2005 by suburbia87

[Serene Guitarist]

I thought it was well put together....I haven't read the books, but from what i've heard they weren't too far off. It was by no means a masterpeice, but it's worth watching.

[miss_fortune]

zoolander was just pathetic. stupid beyond belief.

Really?

 

I mean, I know it's stupid, but that's partly why I adore it. Ben Stiller reached the zenith of his hilarity in Zoolander, in my opinion.

 

But differing opinions make the world interesting. ;)