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Showing posts with label 2013 Movie Releases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013 Movie Releases. Show all posts

Friday, December 13, 2013

The Worst Movies of 2013

It is about that time again. It's time to talk about the worst movies of 2013.
Now, as always, I will only discuss the movies that I saw this year. I did miss some major movies this year that I might add if I see them before the end of the year. I also want to reiterate that this is all my personal opinion and are in no particular order. Deal with it.

Let's get started!


Texas Chainsaw 3D

I didn't see this in theaters but figured since I am a horror buff that I would give it a shot. Let's just say I'm happy I got this through Netflix and didn't waste my money on it at the box office. It was just ghastly. The story was lame, the acting was borderline hilarious, the effects were awful, and I can imagine that nothing would have even been visible in 3D. Moving on.

A Haunted House

Unoriginal. Unfunny. Tired. Stupid. End of story. 

Movie 43

I don't really have much to say about this one. I thought it tried a bit too hard. I don't think it was as bad as people made it out to be, but it was still pretty bad.

Warm Bodies

aka, Twilight zombies. I didn't like this movie. It was just stupid for me. The idea of a zombie coming back to life and saving the world because he falls in love was lame. I didn't like the humor and I didn't find it that interesting. I had to pause it for a while to keep myself from falling asleep. It just dragged and dragged.

The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia

It made the first one look like a masterpiece. I just found it very predictable and boring. 

21 and Over

Never even saw the whole movie because I turned it off. That's all I need to say.

Jack the Giant Slayer

It just... ugh. 

The Last Exorcism: Part 2

Yet another one I turned off after a half hour or so. I'm glad I didn't go see it in theaters. The again, the first one wasn't good either.

On the Road

Good cast but bad movie. It was too long, too disconnected, and it really wasn't that great of a book adaptation. I now understand why it got trashed at the festivals. 

The Lords of Salem

I should have liked this movie and I was kinda borderline about it, but in the end I found it to be very weird and quite blasphemous. I think that Rob Zombie used this movie primarily for shock value and it had no real substance. I like witches when it comes to story but this one didn't quite come together for me. It's unfortunate.

The Purge

I loved the concept and hoped it would be good, but it just wasn't. There was a lot wrong with it, it was too short, and they wasted a great concept. 

World War Z

Holy shit, what a terrible movie. It had no substance, no character development, terrible effects, and took absolutely nothing from Max Brooks' book other than the title. The fact that they're making a sequel is downright painful. I blame everyone that gave it great box office numbers.

The Lone Ranger

There is nothing to really say about this one. It was just so bad. 

Carrie

I went into this interested and somewhat excited, but I left disappointed which was expected. Chloe Moretz was severely miscast, the effects were not very good, the acting was overdone, and the directing was even worse. Yet another attempt at Carrie in the trenches.


Yeah, 2013 definitely had some stinkers. But there were good ones to shine through which I will post next. Do you disagree with me? Did I miss a movie that you didn't like? Let me know in the comments.
Also feel free to check out the Worst Posters of 2013. You can see what made the cut here




Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Insidious 2 release date changes

Once again, another release date has been shuffled. A couple have been, actually.

Indisious 2 has been moved up a week and will now be released on September 13th. It now will compete with Machete Kills and Battle of the Year.

I, Frankenstein starring Aaron Eckhart has also been moved from September 2013 to January 2014. It will now compete with the Arnold Schwartzenegger thriller Ten.


Meh. At least we're getting Insidious earlier.

Sunday, January 6, 2013

2013: The year of the sequel?

Did you know that 29 of the film releases slated for 2013 are either a sequel or a prequel to a previous film? Believe it because it's completely true... and just a little sad. The titles highlighted in red are the ones I am actually excited for.

January:
Texas Chainsaw 3D

February:
A Good Day to Die Hard

March:
The Last Exorcism Part 2
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Oz: The Great and Powerful

April:
Scary Movie 5

May:
Iron Man 3
Fast Six
The Hangover: Part III
Star Trek Into Darkness

June:
Monsters University
Kick-Ass 2

July:
The Smurfs 2
Grown Ups 2
The Wolverine
Despicable Me 2

August:
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters
300: Rise of an Empire
Insidious Chapter 2
RED 2

September:
Cloudy 2: Revenge of the Leftovers
Riddick

October:
Paranormal Activity 5
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For

November:
The Best Man 2
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Thor: The Dark World

December:
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Anchorman: A Legend Continues


We also have a significant amount of remakes/reboots set for 2013:

Evil Dead (April 13; original released in 1981)
The Great Gatsby (May 10; original released in 1974)
Man of Steel (June 14; original Superman released in 1978 and another reboot released in 2006)
Lone Ranger (July 3; original television show aired in 1949)
OldBoy (October 11; original Korean film released in 2006)
Carrie (October 18; original released in 1976)


Did I miss anything? Comment and let me know so I can update.