Quote (AnomanderRake @ Aug 23 2013 06:19am)
Okay, some more. Some of these are mentioned a lot already, but what ever
The Hobbit
I don't remember much from reading it, since that was about 12-13 years ago. But I remember I loved it. The movie, however, was awful. There was no real structure - just one thing after another - the character building was completely weak and unmotivated, the whole thing just seemed aimless. I thought it was a terrible movie, and I can't believe that the Hobbit is going to have as much movie air time as Lord of the Rings, when it had only about 1/10 the page coverage.
Avengers
I enjoyed it. It was a fun thriller that wasn't too ambitious for its writing, so it achieved exactly what it meant to. But I definitely don't think it's the greatest comic movie adaptation in the universe, which some people claim. There are definitely far stronger comic-based movies out there than that.
Avatar
Although it would be cool if our planet had a massive collective life-form network of floppy junction-penises to connect us to it.
Empire Strikes Back
Yeah I said it! Come at me mother fucker! It was a solid, well structured movie. But it gets far too much credit for the twist at the end. That wasn't the greatest twist in movie history, as it is often referred to, just the first really shocking twist in a movie with lots of cgi lasers and publicity.
Pirates of the Caribbean
I don't know what it is about this movie that everyone loves so much. I thought it was just meh. Certainly not deserving of a trilogy.
might have been different if you had no prior knowledge, sat in a theatre in 1980 watching it for the first time.