What is the most overrated film you've ever seen? Can I suggest Her?

[EachandEveryone]

WTF was that about? It's taken me weeks to watch it. It was up for Oscars as well.

Lost in Translation is one of my favourite films. Am I... An arse? Oh God, you're always the last one to know!

Each, your cousin was the best bit of the film.

I love lost in translation

There Will Be Blood, Brokeback Mountain, The Assasination of Jesse James, I really enjoyed those films! But I quite like quiet films with epic cinematography. And Jake Gyllenhall. Hmmmmmmmmmm.

Agree to American Hustle. Mumble mumble mumble.

Australia
Pearl Harbour
Black Hawk Down

Gave up about 20 minutes into each of those.

There Will be Blood
Valley of Elah (?)

Stuck it out to the end of those two, don't know why, wish I hadn't bothered and won't ever watch either again.

Oh forgot one - Inception, couldn't make it past the first 10 minutes.

I think GahLinDah is right, nothing will come close to the sheer awfulness of 50 Shades, it will leave that crap film with Demi Moore and a vaseline smeared Burt Reynolds trailing in it's wake.

Agree with Eyes Wide Shut
Also War Horse which was turned into a mushy cheese-fest and I was very sad about

And Australia (dulll)

Oh god Brokeback Mountain.

I went to see it with a gay (male) friend and we cringed the whole way through. The story was rubbish - and how about making Jake Gyllenhaal look older with the addition of a shit mustache?!

I liked Gravity.

The English Patient, Blue Jasmine, The Avengers and Pain & Gain.
No idea what they were aiming for but I maintained a WTF face during all of them.

Just went and saw 'Into The Woods' as a treat with the kids. It's really well recommended by the critics on RottenTomatoes.

Blimey - that was hard work. The music is so tuneless that you felt sorry for the actors trying their best. And the worst part is, it seems to end half way through but then goes on warbling and being shite for another eternity.

I highly recommend avoiding at all costs.

Gravity...was so looking forward to it but ended up laughing at how easy it is to apparently scoop your way across space..
Pulp Fiction...didn't have a clue what that was about
Blues Brothers..not funny at all
Gone Girl...dire but then so was the book
..I don't go to the cinema very often precisely because of my fear of being trapped watching a terribke film.DH on the other hand will happily watch any old shite

Moulin rouge. Without a doubt the biggest pile of crap known to mankind.

Followed closely by the much acclaimed The English Patient.

Really enjoyed, though wasn't expecting to, Gravity.

Frozen. Not a patch on Tangled.

Oh and how could I forget Atonement.

I loved Blue Jasmine!

What about The Horse Whisperer?

Two hours of absolutely nothing happening bar a lens covered with vaseline lovingly scrutinising Kristin Scott Thomas with her head on one side, and a lot of whinnying.

(I saw a snatch of it on telly the other day and wasn't the young girl Scarlet Johansson???? Just askin' . . .)

It has the advantage that DH suggested it so if he EVER dares to criticise my choice of film I can bring out the big guns: "Boring? BORING? May I remind you of the Horse Bloody Whisperer that YOU chose and I had to sit through"

I think it was 10 years ago we watched it . . .

What happened to a cat in Her?!

Slumdog Millionaire.

Mamma Mia. Utter drivel.

Love Brokeback mountain, the scenery, the acting .... Everything.

Titanic was just awful, felt cheated that I watched all the way through. Gravity was dull.

Royal Tenenbaums was a pile of crap too. All those stars and it was not at all funny. Just weird.
I'm a bit of an ice maiden but The English Patient made me cry.

Another vote for Frozen

I have a theory as to why it's been such q juggernaut of a hit

It's because Disney is sooooo shit compared with what it used to be that, when they come up with something half way decent, everyone goes bananas

The film's ok, I'll give you that, but the songs are BOBBINS

12 years a slave. Overblown turgid grimness.

I'm judging everyone....