HE directed that?

[RedIsNotBlue]

right, that was a great x-men movie right? i mean completely centered on wolverine, incorrectly attributed characters, poor characterization, poor storytelling, bland action (sans the night crawler scene). I'm pretty sure your right that this is the closest thing to an x-men movie without it looking gay

Oh don't forget Storm's complete change of accent.

But I liked the X-Men movies despite their lack of reaching full potential of greatness. But hey I think with those movies it is more of a studio than director problem.

 

[tyler-durden]

I loved The frighteners when I was younger was so suprised that it was the same director of those boring ass LOTR flicks (part one was okay, two was decent, but three was boring I couldn't wait for it to end) and that long ass KING KONG movie, it had it parts where it was cool, but mainly boring as hell.

 

[L0ngsh0t]

Oh don't forget Storm's complete change of accent.

But I liked the X-Men movies despite their lack of reaching full potential of greatness. But hey I think with those movies it is more of a studio than director problem.

While true, my impression of Singer from the commentaries and such is that he didn't help it ether

 

[L0ngsh0t]

I loved The frighteners when I was younger was so suprised that it was the same director of those boring ass LOTR flicks (part one was okay, two was decent, but three was boring I couldn't wait for it to end) and that long ass KING KONG movie, it had it parts where it was cool, but mainly boring as hell.

Agreed Jackson has made two masterpeice movies and nither is an LOTR movie

 

[tyler-durden]

I only know of the frighteners,

Brett Ratner as well suprised me when I heard he directed Red Dragon.

 

[Artos]

Oh, and he may not have directed it, but M. Night Shamylan wrote STUART LITTLE!

Did it end with the sudden realization that Stuart was in fact a human and everyone else was really a mouse?

 

[tyler-durden]

that would have been awesome.

 

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Alex Proyas and "I, Robot".

I had trouble believing the director of such innovative movies like "The Crow" and "Dark City" could make such a boring pedestrian sci-fi flick.

I can't believe he directed such horrible movies as The Crow and Dark City, personaly I enjoyed I Robot.

I will say Spider-Man 3, only because I thought Raimi had grew away from those crappy Evil Dead type films.

 

[The Amazing Spider-Man]

....those crappy Evil Dead type films.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, WHOA!!!!

 

[cookiva]

I will say Spider-Man 3, only because I thought Raimi had grew away from those crappy Evil Dead type films.

You can die now, please!

 

[Wolfwood]

FF Coppola - Jack.

The definitive ''HE directed that?!?'' movie.

Whoa, I had no idea. No wonder why that movie is so awesome.

 

[PyroChamber]

Robert Altman - Popeye
Steven Spielberg - 1941

 

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, WHOA!!!!

I take nothing back.

You can die now, please!

I ment exactly what I said.

Unlike some folk on here I don't pretend to like all of any directors movies. I'm happy other people like them, but I find them to be overly silly, cheap amature hour at the Raimi Apolo.

 

[cookiva]

And I MEANT exactly what I said.

 

[L0ngsh0t]

I can't believe he directed such horrible movies as The Crow and Dark City, personaly I enjoyed I Robot.

I will say Spider-Man 3, only because I thought Raimi had grew away from those crappy Evil Dead type films.

I think it's funny cause I am sure there is about 99 percent of of movie fans and critics and what not that would probably disagree with you, and say I can't believe Raimi stooped down to make 3 movies that aren't the caliber of his original evil dead movies

I love the spider-man movies, but outside of the first they don't come anywhere close to the fantasticness the evil dead movies (2 in particular)

 

[tyler-durden]

How could you say the crow and dark city are horrible, BLASPHEMY!!!

 

[I SEE SPIDEY]

And I MEANT exactly what I said.

Why couldn't you just nicely correct my spelling?

 

[I SEE SPIDEY]

I think it's funny cause I am sure there is about 99 percent of of movie fans and critics and what not that would probably disagree with you, and say I can't believe Raimi stooped down to make 3 movies that aren't the caliber of his original evil dead movies

I love the spider-man movies, but outside of the first they don't come anywhere close to the fantasticness the evil dead movies (2 in particular)

Spidey 1 and 2 got fantastic reviews and were huge hits, people loved them, most people atleast. Even if what you say is true it doesn't really have any baring on my opinion.

How could you say the crow and dark city are horrible, BLASPHEMY!!!

Easy...The Crow and Dark City are crappy movies, especially The Crow. Brandon Lee was a horrible actor.

And thats the end of my envolvement in this thread because I don't feel like arguing about these things anymore.

 

[tyler-durden]

I liked the style of the film, wasn't even paying attention to the acting.

 

[L0ngsh0t]

Spidey 1 and 2 got fantastic reviews and were huge hits, people loved them, most people atleast. Even if what you say is true it doesn't really have any baring on my opinion.

I'm not saying they didn't get great reviews, but I believe there aren't more than 8 or so movies with a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes.com and Sam Raimi has two of them, nither of which are Spider-man movies, and they both are Evil Dead movies

 

[Steve Rogers]

As if you didn't know that De Palma directed Mission: Impossible. That's mental.

Fine. I'm mental. WTF??

 

[turtlefocker]

The Faculty was his only good movie.. .over-rated hack

 

[tyler-durden]

are you talking about rodriquez?

 

[turtlefocker]

yes, yes i am....

 

[tyler-durden]

I have nothing to say to you, I'm leaving.