h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Vanilla Sky without a doubt. Everyone came out with not one good thing to say about it.

I wouldn't put Vanilla Sky in here.... tough to follow maybe but pretty cool if you can be open to the far out concept.

I have friends who often don't like movies because they didn't 'get it' not because they are dumb mind you. I think it might have to do with the left brain / right brain style of thought.

i liked vanilla sky, it made me wonder what's really real....

Ah ha! You must be a left brain thinker.

I did and did not like Vanilla Sky, so does that mean I think with both sides or neither side ?? !!

I dunno, what were the parts that you liked?

I understood the film I just thought it was a bit pointless! I mean, the ending/twist was completely off track to the point of the film.

Sorry to break the thread, but what is this left side / right side thing? Sounds intriguing....

Miyazaki, at the risk of proving that I'm way out to lunch or just plain wrong...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/classic/A659874

Not my entry, an obvious fact because this person knows what they are talking about, but you might find it pretty interesting as well.

As for Vanilla Sky, it's not as bad a Hell Comes to Frogtown.

The worst film of the last few months has to be Star Trek Nemesis, it was at least three different film put together and given a new name, for instance the bald villan was so much like Dr Evil from the Austin Powers films at one point I thought he was going to put his little finger to his mouth and go MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA, the desert chase scene had been done in the Phantom Menace and crashing the Enterprise into the side of the ship had been done in one of the other films, let's hope Picard and the crew will be put out of our misery, Even Excelsior admitted it was rubbish and he's a die hard trekkie

I saw a film called Fortress, which starred Christopher Lambert, which was just intolerable.