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In relation to “O1” that is uttered at time frame 13:38 O is a letter.
“01” should have been said.
When speaking about the year a movie was released it is integral that numbers are used and not letters.
The worst is Fan4stic, in my opinion. It is boring and depressing. I saw it at my local $2 movie theater. There were only two fight scenes. I like the 2000 movies though. I’ve never seen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3. I like Spider-Man 3. I was still a kid when it came out and I liked it. I will agree that it is jam-packed though. I actually love Catwoman. Another movie I re-watched that movie over and over again as a kid. I guess it also hit all the things I could relate to at the time: I loved cats, was shy, and loved the idea of breaking out. Plus, I didn’t know about the source material. I remember it well: It came out in 2004. I kinda get why people hate it but it has its own stupid charm and it’s one of my only good memories from childhood. I love the costume. I love the soundtrack. I didn’t notice the CGI. I will say that the villain did suck though. That’s my only complaint about the movie. Okay, sorry but long video, long comment. ^.^
There has only ever been one good Fantastic Four movie. And it was called “The Incredibles.”
I’m surprised they forgot to mention 1997’s Steel with Shaq in the lead. But they probably (or hopefully) have never seen it.
I personally hate Iron Man 3 the most, because they fucked up the villain and made Iron Man just look weak. But Steel and Catwoman are technically the worst movies.
After rewatching it years later I found Spider-Man 3 not to be that bad. It still fits in the universe and has some emotional scenes. I liked it still better than any of the Amazing Spider-Man movies.
I watched Fant4stic after I have seen a ton of bad reviews and honestly didn’t think it was that bad. But that might be because of really low expectations.
Doug did a review of Steel.