ITT: Wasted potential
ITT: Wasted potential
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>Justin Timberlake
>Amanda Seyfried
Nope.
Right, it had no potential to begin with
Swiss Army Man.
The idea was good, but they ruined it with the gay shit
Timberlake wasn't too bad honestly
Wasn't this supposed to have Olivia Wilde?
worst politics of any mainstream film ive ever seen, was surprised to see how little it's talked about online
Timberlake should've fucked his mom, that wouldve made a better story
it was OK, nothing too bad
It does have her, she's just not one of the leads
at least he stopped trying to be a movie star and fucked off back to music
She is him mom
she plays JT's mom and she dies in like the first 10 minutes
This movie was pretty awesome. I loved the concept, but it could have been executed better.
I stupidly assumed she was replaced by Seyfried.
>Dude let everyone live forever what could go wrong!
My cousin is Chris Kirkpatrick...I once joked around saying I wish he was Justin or JC. He did not take that well.
>it was OK,
The entire movie is based upon the idea that your bank account is clearly visible on your arm and that anyone at anytime can clean you out by holding your hand.
What fucking stupid world would have that in any form?
Tom Cruise was on a epic hot streak until Jack Reacher 2.
I literally only know that name because of the Eminem song. I guess he was in N-Sync? Damn, that's gotta suck for him. Does he at least have money?
Ok. I loved that movie. Fuck you all.
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unironically loved this kino
No it coudnt. It was very good. The very movie surpassed the weak plot thanks to the director and Tom who squeezed 150% of awesomeness out of it
I like this movie a lot, but I dont see any potential in it
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In order to waste potential you need to have any
Can't bruise the Cruise
huh?!
It has fantastic and original source material, and they fucked it by going the route of 'sky captain and the world of tomorrow' route.
the cgi if it can even be called that aged worse than a bloated corpse, and its lack of even a basic explanation of the world its set in left it interestingly bizarre at best, to anyone unfamiliar with the source material
Its the definition of wasted potential
Post the webm.
You know the one I'm talking about.
and turn it into yet another Dark City? Actually the CGI was the source of its success and the nail to its coffin so I prevent myself from bitching about it
What a fucking champ.
prometheus
Tom is always a member of very effective team if you know what I mean
>implying Dark City isnt kino
/thread
I am not. Its a kino, but no one wants to see Dark City vol.2
artificial intelligence
The Void
Yes, he got a whole bunch after Ron Pearlman was convicted. No member of N'sync is hurting.
Still a great movie. Could have been a little better, but not entirely wasted potential.
Meant Lou.
fair enough. i'm just wondering what kubrick would've done with it
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Pic related.
Also
>Man of Steel
>Prometheus
>Warcraft
>I Am Legend
>Hancock
>The Dark Knight Rises
>The Phantom Menace
Off the top of my head. All had great premises that fell apart, some towards the end and some almost right away.
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What, you think all of them are bait or just some?
None are, I'm just curious.
Split. What's the point giving him 23 personalities if you use only 8 or something in a plot?
literally agree with everything on that list, nice
>he sacrifices himself to stabilize the ship
>movie ends with her facing the same ethical dilemma he did at the start
why did they not go this route
>Man of Steel
kinda
>Prometheus
only valid answer
>Warcraft
>Hancock
>The Phantom Menace
you cannot waste potential when its shit
>I Am Legend
Generic zombie movie. Took the best out of it. It was just mediocre from the start.
>The Dark Knight Rises
FUCKING REALLY???? There is a whole internet imageboard dedicated to this movie.
Gattaca didn't fall apart at all
One of the best sci fi ever
>>Man of Steel
Agree
>>Prometheus
Agree
>>Warcraft
It was bad, but it was vidyakino
>>I Am Legend
disagree, the book is better, and it would work as a mini-series, but the movie was a bretty good action/horror
>>Hancock
Agree
>>The Dark Knight Rises
Agree
>>The Phantom Menace
Agree
His leg look liked it got fucked up but he's standing fine.
what went wrong with the movie anyway?
yup. he could have lose his leg. but, you know, you cannot bruise tom cruise
>>Warcraft
>>Hancock
>>The Phantom Menace
>you cannot waste potential when its shit
I don't think the Star Wars OT is shit, I actually like those three movies a lot. Same goes for the Warcraft games.
Hancock I really liked the whole first half of the film up until the angel stuff.
The third act let it down for me. Also somehow Hawke forgot how to act in certain scenes while delivering an excellent performance elsewhere, was very confused.
Especially when the doctor lets him pass at the very end. No emotion, no gratitude, no tears, nothing. Dumb.
Warcraft seems to be badly edited.
Director's cut when?
This thread is about lost potential and not about movies that were nice
>This thread is about lost potential and not about movies that were nice
Huh? I'm saying that Warcraft and The Phantom Menace were big letdowns because the potential was there in the form of the OT and the Warcraft games. Does that not make to you?
No it dosnt. Phantom Menace was a shit. There was no potential in it. You woudl have to rewrite it from scratch to make anything out of it.
Wasted potential doesn't mean they're bad. It means they could be a lot better
Exactly and ppl here think that even nice movies cannot waste potential. Prometheus was ok movie from non-fan POV but if burnt potential in tons
>Phantom Menace was a shit. There was no potential in it.
That doesn't make sense. You can't say there's no potential in a finished product because it's a bad movie. That's quality, not potential.
The quality of the original trilogy is the potential of the prequels. If there's an excellent film, I could say that a prequel has a lot of potential and I might make one.
Potential doesn't begin after a film has already been produced and released. That's where potential ends and quality is measured.
I can't explain it in smaller words any better than I already have so we'll have to agree to disagree if you're still not buying what I'm selling.
It was an utter shit. It had no potential except for being a prequel that steals some fame from original series. To have a potential means that it could have been improved somehow. It couldnt. There isnt a single thing in Phantom Menace that you could make better without destroying the whole movie.
Rewatched it yesterday for the first time since it came out. The ending certainly felt like a let-down, with way too much explanation of arbitrary rules that was only there to make the ending sad.
Really made me want to see more of Gigolo Joe and the cities, if anything. Like, just a movie about a Gigolo Joe dealing with a scorned husband and the limitations of his sentience/freedom.
Butterfly Effect.
I doubt anybody has watched this or taken it seriously in the slightest, but I'll write my thoughts up anyway:
I used to watch this movie religiously when I was a child in a fucked up similar style home situation as the protagonist.
I think/thought it is wasted potentially mostly due to the script being far too melodramatic(IE. when Tommy "beats up" a man significantly older than him when he is 14 in a movie theatre, or the unrealistic dialogue). The bright parts shine
through the garbage though, the concept itself, relatable childhood trauma
circumstances, the decent casting, and an alright ending(where the protagonist essentially kills himself).
So they have more to work with in the sequel or tie-in
different user but don't you understand that being associated with episode 4-6 gives it potential? it had the star wars universe at it's disposal and still failed.
The Discovery
and Another Earth
and Melancholia
and Arrival
and every other film with an interesting, outlandish premise that, in order to pander to the homosexual Sundance crowd, gets written as a shitty romance film.
I wonder how many heart attacks his insurance agent has had.
so you agree with me that the only 'potential' thing was that it was a prequel. Other than that the very movie was beyond repair having no potensial as a standalone movie
> I doubt any of you have seen this movie that made around $100 million dollars box office and has a 7.7 IMDb rating.
Eh.
I only watched it because the main chick had bangs and leather gloves. And the movie ceertainly delivered on that part.
I didn't mean that as a hipster condescension thing, I just haven't met others IRL that watched it.
He had to maintain his Jerome persona.
>Another Earth
fuck you. it was great. the movie costed 100k and earned 4 millions.
>Arrival
absolutely agreed
You're on /tv most people have seen everything there is to see.
Christ, you have a high opinion of this board.
There are dozens of us! Dozens!
Sinister
Vanilla Sky
Spider Man 3
Soldier (1997)
Enemy Mine
Buried
Source Code
The Time Machine
Taxi Driver (yes really)
Twilight Zone: The Movie
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Meme
Interstellar
Every single star wars
Off the top of my head
Goes to shit the second Lex gets access to the Kryptonian ship.
My rewatches always end there.
But it's like Moon (2009)
what did you expect him to do? cry? scream? shout? you're a retard
>cry? scream? shout?
One of these is not like the others.
no way this is real
Well , if you frequent here ,it means you really don't have a lot to see so you either talk bout movies you saw or you hope some user will deliver some hidden gem.
or you just like to talk about movies? I haven't seen a whole lot of movies but I consider myself to be interested in movies so I hang out here
It's the same with /fit/ and /fa/
>Kill your own father just to get chads D
And im supposed to cheer for those people?
OP (2017)
Those heels are pretty high. Did she wear those the whole movie?
It went to shit the first second Lex showed up. Jesse Eisenberg was never made for that role.
was a good look for her.
You realize what you just saw was Tom Cruise taking over the spot after a stuntman did the motorcycle crash for him, right? Tom Cruise was in no danger here.
Jesse Eisenberg plays a neurotic, scheming Jew to perfection. Maybe that's not what you want Lex to be but that's clearly the role here and Eisenberg delivered it perfectly.
That crash wasn't supposed to happen you idiot, that IS Tom that hit the ground, the outfit of the guy who crashed and Tom match far more than the guy who runs up to check on him.
>the guy who runs up to check on him
That's Tom Cruise you fucking idiot.