Your personal worst movie of 2010........

[Bruce Castle]

Not necessarily. Don't forget: Twilight falls in that category as well...

Out of people who actually see it? I don't think so. Most of the people who claim to hate it don't bother to them.

[Michael Heide]

Not necessarily. Don't forget: Twilight falls in that category as well...

[Bruce Castle]

I actually ADORED Bad Lieutenant, and it was one of my fave films of the year. But from what I've gathered it's something of a Marmite movie, where you either LOVE it or HATE it, with little room for middle ground.

A sign of greatness, of course.

[Sylent_Asassin]

Armored I saw for free and still wanted my damn money back

Yeah, I was really disappointed in that movie.

[War of Light Vet]

I actually have watched close to the entire series of A-Team, I love it, am an avid fan and you know what? I enjoyed the hell out of the movie. I saw it at least 5 times in theaters. It was a fun watch and a good action flick, just like the series was.

Worst movie of 2010 that I saw was probably splice, wasnt a big fan of it, it was ok, glad I didnt pay for it. I didnt see jonah hex or last airbender but it looks like those train wrecks would top the list if i did.

[Keyser Soze]

Bad Lieutenant with Nick Cage and Eva Mendez. That was the worst piece of shit I've seen in YEARS. After watching that crap, I felt like I needed a shower and a shot of penicillin.

I actually ADORED Bad Lieutenant, and it was one of my fave films of the year. But from what I've gathered it's something of a Marmite movie, where you either LOVE it or HATE it, with little room for middle ground.

[Lantern A-train]

The Last Airbender and Armored.

Armored I saw for free and still wanted my damn money back

[Keyser Soze]

I knew I was forgetting something. Jonah Hex was the worst movie of 2010, God that shit was awful, it was like Wild Wild West without the charming Will Smith and of course that gets you shit.

It's a shame, really. The original script was great, and as a crazy R-rated carnage-fest from the writer/directors of Crank (as it was originally intended to be) the movie would have been cracking. But studio interference seemingly turned it into a toothless PG-13 CGI-fest from the director of Horton Hears a Who. And though I have no interest in seeing it, from what I hear the end product was a turd.

[Bruce Castle]

The A-Team movie was pretty bad, especially since it came out after films that actually achieved what it wanted to do, like The Losers.

[Shadow_Contact]

Those are some of the best commercials,

As for the A-Team I love the series and I enjoyed the movie. If they had that budget for the series it would have been just as over the top. As for the Cologne Cathedral thought Michael, If you don't know the truth it doesn't hurt (Well in movie world at least).

[Sylent_Asassin]

Who is the most interesting man in the world?

"Stay thirsty, my friends."

[Marvelous Iggy]

Who is the most interesting man in the world?

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This guy

[Michael Heide]

Who is the most interesting man in the world?

[Agent Purple]

Fun fact: The Most Interesting Man in the World once was a generic goon on an A-Team episode.

[Sylent_Asassin]

Ha ha! I watched the A-Team, but I never really got into it like my other friends did. I was too busy watching the Cosby Show, Moonlighting and Knight Rider.