Seen any bad movies recently?

[randomq]

What about this 90's classic?

https://youtu.be/QrGrOK8oZG8

[TomK]

It’s called “RRR” and it’s on HBO Max or Netflix I think. It’s a weird Indian action movie with some impressive scenes, but the whole of it is hallucinatory and interrupted with giant letters that signify nothing, slowly turning to exotic drum beats.  On my deathbed I will be wishing for those nearly three hours back.

This?

https://youtu.be/NgBoMJy386M

It looks awfully unbelievable, but that's Bollywood.

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What about this 90's classic?

https://youtu.be/QrGrOK8oZG8

Fortunately, I had not heard of it nor seen it until now.

[randomq]

Ok, I haven't seen this yet, but I have to ask: what the heck is going on in the UK these days?!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnie-t..._and_Honey

[AaronM]

The premise of abandoned childhood playthings having to fend for themselves is intriguing but the decision to make a standard slasher flick is disappointing.

[kalianna]

If I wanted bear horror, Iʻd go with Cocaine Bear.

[birdmove]

Just thought I'd counter the "Seen any good movies lately?" thread with this. Has anyone watched some really bad movies recently that need to be avoided?

I'm halfway through this one, but can't manage to watch more than ten minutes at a time because it gives me a headache. I think it's based on Jaws, at least a big shark that eats people, and appears to be set and filmed in Hawaii (mostly Maui) and released in 2022. I'm at the point when one of the guests on a boat decides to stab a Maui Brewing Company can of beer with a big knife and stabs his hand and so there's a lot of blood.

I really can't wait to see what happens next.  Perhaps I'll watch the rest tomorrow.

Maneater - https://youtu.be/TxwI5Dm_qzc

    Sounds pretty bad.

[AaronM]

If I wanted bear horror, Iʻd go with Cocaine Bear.

Based on a true story!

[Midnight Rambler]

Triangle of Sadness.  Somehow it won at Cannes, but god it's tedious.  2.5 hours that could easily be cut down to 1.5.  The last section was ok but first hour and a half were terrible and pointless.  It's like people don't know how to make movies anymore, they think you can just come up with a premise and plot outline that sounds good and actual filmmaking is irrelevant.

Cocaine Bear at least looks like a good trashy movie.

[TomK]

I'm going to have to watch that now because the trailer is actually quite good!

https://youtu.be/VDvfFIZQIuQ

[Durian Fiend]

When seeking a bad movie, one can always fall back on a Stallone flick. "Samaritan" does not disappoint in the stinker category, or at least the first few minutes do not.

That's all I could take.