Reply to: 'Great' films you wish you'd never watched again.

[BoredBloke]

Mork and mindy, not the same when you are older

Yes it is...it was tulip then also. Mork calling Orsen! NaNoo NaNoo to you now **** off!

[norrahe]

Not a film but the TV series Alias Smith and Jones. Marvellous when I was a kid but so slow and disappointing when I watched it last year.

Mork and mindy, not the same when you are older

[wobbegong]

Anything at all with Mel Gibson.

or Patrick Swayze

or Hugh Grant.

[amcdonald]

The Monkees film 'Head'

[2BIT]

Eraserhead - absolute self-indulgent trash

[Glazza]

Not a film but the TV series Alias Smith and Jones. Marvellous when I was a kid but so slow and disappointing when I watched it last year.

[DaveB]

Someone blow up hollywood .

FTFY.

[PAH]

Assault on Precinct 13
Death Race (2000)
Get Carter
Mean Machine
Starsky & Hutch
Rollerball
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Italian Job
The Wicker Man
True Grit
...
and many more I don't want to think of right now.

All the above are the remake versions, all absolute crap. From now on I refuse to watch a remake unless it gets over 8 on IMDB. I think they're even on about remaking remakes (The Thing springs to mind).

Someone blow up hollywood before they spoil all the classics.

[stek]

Dune - The David Lynch version.

That reminds me, 'Eraserhead' - WTF was all that about then?

[DaveB]

Dune - The David Lynch version.

[DaveB]

Anything at all with Mel Gibson.

or Patrick Swayze

[wantacontract]

Remo unarmed and dangerous.

Dodging bullets pre-Neo. A great bit of 80s culture. Seemed much better the first time though.

holy crap, I remember watching that when I was a kid, it was so good to me then! I totally forgotten about it, just youtubed it now....yeah it's aged it bit....but it has the 80's magic...

[dang65]

Inception. Completely vacant tosh dressed up as "proof that cinema audiences are perfectly capable of enjoying intellectual and thought-provoking movies". Give me a f***ing break! It was just two hours of rubbish explosions and chase scenes, wrapped up in some lame concept of "dreams". If you took the dreams bit out you'd have a shockingly bad action movie, and if you took the action out you'd have a completely rubbish plot which made absolutely no sense even if you did "understand" it. Somehow, putting the two together makes for one of the great movies of the last 40 years, or something. Don't think so.

[d000hg]

New Max is Tom Hardy:



Probably best known for Bronson:



Now there's a good film.

[doodab]

Anything at all with Mel Gibson.

He's not in it. It's not a bad film actually.

Edit: you knew that.