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Joe Rod;3990481 said:Here is my bad list:
Howard the Duck - George Lucas was on an all-time hot streak in the early 1980's. 1980 - The Empire Strikes Back, 1981 - Raiders of the Lost Ark, 1983 - Return of the Jedi, 1984 - Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, 1985..... Howard the Duck????? And it was bad. It was disturbingly bad. Out of all the characters in the Marvel Universe, how could someone decide to do Howard the Duck anyway? Lucas must have been high.
The Matrix Revolutions - To take a movie as great as 'The Matrix' and destroy it with two progressively worse sequels was inexcusible. The second one could have been overlooked if this one ended the series with a bang, but out comes terrible dialogue with badly overused CG and some freaky uncomfortably out of place tribal-style dancing captured in slo-mo.
Swept Away - Madonna in a movie is probably going to be horrible anyway, but this was astonishingly bad when you consider Guy Richie's first two films: 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' and 'Snatch'. Awesome movies. To go from those two to this piece of crap is noteworthy.
Batman and Robin - Clooney, Arnold, Uma. Star power, monster budget, Joel Schumacher. And that was what they came up with? Who the heck thought that "bat-nipples" were a good idea and how soon did they get kicked out of Hollywood?
I thought the second Matrix movie was worse than the third. The CGI in the second one looked like a video game. When Keanu Reeves is your star it's kind of hard to write good dialogue.