All of those American films where they completely re-write history and save the world single handed. I'm pretty sure there is even one where an American pilot 'wins' the Battle of Britain.
Ah yes, U578, or something, is especially egregious in that respect.
Hostel too. Didn't really know what it was about going into it, wish I hadn't bothered at all. Just revolting.
Wasn‘t that the one where the Americans captured an enigma code machine? I always thought that Bletchley Park cracked the codes! Also featured Jon Bon Jovi in a minor role
I watched about half an hour of one of the hostel movies after flicking through channels on mainstream British TV to find something to watch. I couldn't believe what I was watching nor that it had actually been passed certification to be shown by Channel 4 or which ever one of them had it on. All I will say is that the target audience for people that actually enjoy it must have serious issues around sadistic, psychopathic snuff movies; absolutely vile, repulsive and pointless.Those hostel films are absolutely brutal and a complete gore fest, as are the saw ones
They are. I didn't realise it was possible to be paranoid about Achilles tendons until that!Those hostel films are absolutely brutal and a complete gore fest, as are the saw ones
Yep, it didn't do it for me either. Not only that, the whole 3D thing was a cart load of shit.Avatar. So long I lost the will to live.
It reminded me of a kids pop-up book. You could see the different layers on the screen, and any character moving between them became blurred for an instant.3D! Christ, how awful was that? Thankfully, consigned (again) to cinematic history. And you had to pay extra for its shiteness.
I'm pretty sure there is even one where an American pilot 'wins' the Battle of Britain.
Any of those Lord of the Rings films my missus made me take her to, with a special mention for the last one
Any of those Lord of the Rings films my missus made me take her to, with a special mention for the last one