ITT: People in the movie business who are well known and yet have never made a good film.
ITT: People in the movie business who are well known and yet have never made a good film
Joseph Ward
Jace Scott
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Zachary Kelly
Apart from Pan's Labyrinth, which is amazing, he really never made something good.
Nathan Nelson
Hellboy was great
Jackson Carter
Zack, the hack
Christopher Watson
I find it very juvenile and silly. Ron Perlman is the only good thing in it.
Hunter Fisher
300 is aight
Easton Morales
Delete this.
Mason Perry
Fuck you op
Blade II, Devils Backbone, Pans Labyrinth and Pacific Rim were varied and excellent
Aiden Jones
You uncultured cretin. Pans Labyrinth is fantastic and I'd wage it's opening scene trumps the opening scene in any movie that you have seen.
Logan Taylor
Liked everything except Mimic.
Aiden Nguyen
>You uncultured cretin
>Pans Labyrinth is fantastic
Aiden Gutierrez
>Silent Hills is dead
It's was too good for this world, too pure
Christian Adams
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Samuel Young
apart from the good things he's made he's never made anything good
Tyler Edwards
Genuinely concerns me that there's people here that think Pan's Labyrinth is bad.
Jackson Green
JJ abrams
Roland emmerich
Jacob Taylor
Dawn of the Dead was great, 300 was good too
Anthony Young
or The Devil's Backbone
Michael Ward
Every time I hear about this guy it's about him abandoning another project
Does he only see like a quarter of his projects through?
Jaxon Ward
You're on Sup Forums, why are you surprised they hate something genuinely good?
Nicholas Parker
Pan's Labyrinth is great
Christian Smith
>Pan's Labyrinth
>Hellboy 2
>Pacific Rim
>The Devil's Backbone
>Blade 2
Chase Stewart
All his movies are 6/10 or better.
Wyatt Turner
Rudo y cursi is also fun I guess
John Young
also Crimson Peak is underrated as fuck, great pastiche of classic gothic movies
Camden Richardson
lmao it's true, he's only made shit
Nathaniel Clark
All shit.
Jose Martin
>I find it very juvenile and silly.
Anthony Jackson
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Ayden Brooks
If it wern't for a few dodgy looking and dated CG effects, I'd go as far as to say that Pan's Labyrinth is an almost perfect film.
Regardless, it's still a masterpiece.
William Hernandez
>movie in Spanish set in the civil war about a kid trying to escape the horror of war by fleeing into a dream world is plebby
I mean it's not like I love that movie but it's very far from any movie depicted your maymay.
Landon Scott
It's a juvenile fairy tale story with black and white morality filtered through a literal child protagonist with a tacked on tragic ending to appease juvenile American critics.
Pure shit straight from the horse's ass.
Joseph Cruz
Blade is kinda fun to watch, depends whats "good" to you