Best and worst movie's of 2004

[Misfit]

Out of the movies you've seen so far this year, which are the best, and which have been the worst?

So far Starsky & Hutch has by far been my favourite although I really enjoyed Uptown Girls.

Movies I want to see: Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights and Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, and Disney's Home on the Range. I'm also really anticipating the new King Arthur movie as well.

Movie's that but look awful: Van Helsing and Catwoman. I see the Olsen twins have a new flick coming out called New York Minute which looks pretty bad and sounds like it's the same as all their other movies. Those twins should quit the film business, otherwise we'll be seein The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley: The Great Retirement Home Caper. Please spare us! They can't even act anyway.

[That Matt Guy]

It's too early to say whats crap for 2004. We have 7 months left of movies.

[Misfit]

Well just choose from what movies you've seen so far and judge any trailers as well.

[Shadow the hedgehog]

I enjoyed Van Helsing.

I think it puts a nice twist on all the classic monsters.

[Nosferatu]

Let's see...

I've only seen Van Helsing and 50 First Dates (it was completely free) this year.

I enjoyed Van Helsing, even though it wasn't as great as I thought it was going to be. It was much better than 50 First Dates, which wasn't bad itself.

So I guess Van Helsing is the best movie I've seen so far this year and I guess 50 First Dates is the worst, by default.

[Wingnut]

Originally Posted by Shadow the hedgehog

I enjoyed Van Helsing.

I think it puts a nice twist on all the classic monsters.

yea,i like how it connected all the stories of the monsters.

[Tigershard]

My favorite movie so far this year is "Mean Girls"

[JameO]

On the other hand I hated that movie they like to call "Mean Girls". Got forced to watch it and boy oh boy is it horrible. The best movie that I have seen in 2004 would be Hell Boy.

[Peanut]

GOD! MEAN GIRLS! Dude that movie sucked. We will not get sucked into that bullsh*t again! Next time it's OUR choice. They wouldn't even go see The Hulk. Why should we go see their stupid crap? As far as the topic subject goes...I've seen more movies this year than in many other years. I don't think I could pick a favourite, because there are still some good ones to come out. With HPoA coming out along with Spider-Man 2 I don't think I'd be able to pick one anyways.

[Voltron]

Punisher.

[Jo Dawn]

Well... I don't think I could choose quite yet for the worst. I don't really go to se movies that I don't think that I will like.

But I can already tell you that HPoA will be my favorite! It already is!

[愛]

Punisher was the best movie of 2004 hands down.

[Mars-Chan]

I LOVED Van Helsing. It was so good.

Igor! Igor! Do unto others....
...as they would do unto me!!

[Voltron]

I believe the line was "Do unto others before they do unto me." And I felt the movie was absolute crap. It's predictablity was shattered by a ****** ending.

Van Helsing was great! Some people have been saying that it's not a good movie. I think these people were just expecting too much from the movie. It's not a movie to be taken' seriously. I mean, don't expect a very well written story that takes, like, half an hour to build up to something. Heck, the story had to be fast paced because of all the famous B-movie monsters they crammed into it; And they ended the movie the way they did because it's not likely that they plan to make a sequel after it. This movie stands on its own.
It was just plain fun to watch!

I also liked Starsky and Hutch.

Like Jo Dawn, I can smell a bad movie a mile away, so, I haven't watched any bad movies this year.

[Voltron]

Originally Posted by Ryo

Van Helsing was great! Some people have been saying that it's not a good movie. I think these people were just expecting too much from the movie. It's not a movie to be taken' seriously. I mean, don't expect a very well written story that takes, like, half an hour to build up to something. Heck, the story had to be fast paced because of all the famous B-movie monsters they crammed into it; And they ended the movie the way they did because it's not likely that they plan to make a sequel after it. This movie stands on its own.
It was just plain fun to watch!

I also liked Starsky and Hutch.

Like Jo Dawn, I can smell a bad movie a mile away, so, I haven't watched any bad movies this year.

Sorry, I felt Van Helsing didn't pay homage to the old movies.

[Dane E5R]

Punisher so far has been my favorite, with Hellboy coming in at a close second. I think Spider-Man 2 will end up being my favorite overall. And stick Blade Trinity in there some where.

[Nosferatu]

Originally Posted by Ryo

...it's not likely that they plan to make a sequel after it.

Yeah, I wouldn't expect a sequel anytime soon. I mean what monster could he go after next? They've already covered the legendary monsters from before Hollywood got big.

If they were to make a sequel, they'd have to have him battle the creature from the black lagoon or something, and that just wouldn't cut it since it's the wrong time line and it's just a Hollywood monster.

As for Spider-Man 2, I'm sure that'll become my favorite movie of 2004 when it comes out. I won't even have to see it for it to become my favorite movie of 2004.

[damnhooligan]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Kill Bill Vol. 2 and Dawn of the Dead come to mind for some of the better movies of 2004.

As for the worst? Take your pick. New York Minute, Walking Tall, Johnson Family Vacation, Torque, Godsend, Envy, The Whole Ten Yards, The Girl Next Door, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights. We're constantly inundated with crappy movies, a trend that will never cease.

[That Matt Guy]

There is a movie coming out called Ghost Soldiers, based on the book by the same name. That will be the best movie of 2004, if it ever f***ing gets past post production.