8 Terrible Movies With Awesome Endings

[@jaycenzimbeck7638]

I'm 90% certain that Dracula 2000's twist was lifted straight out of Vampire the Masquerade, where the original vampire was actually Caine. You know, Caine and Abel, Caine. Bible literally says Caine was cursed to walk the earth for eternity. Makes for a great lore point.

[@vincentmutel7313]

The Bible doesn’t say anything of the sort, neither literally nor otherwise. Cain (not Caine) is condemned to a lifetime of wandering, not of everlasting roaming of the earth. He eventually builds a city. Genesis chapter 4, verses 1-18.

[@jaycenzimbeck7638]

@@vincentmutel7313 Hmmm after some research I will concede that it doesn't specify that he will wander eternally, but neither does it specify that he will wander for a lifetime. (Of course, there's about a thousand different translations of this book so pretty much any of them could say anything) Furthermore, unlike most important characters in the Bible, Caine's (I'll spell it how I like since it's originally from a different alphabet and therefore no spelling in English is "correct") death is not actually recorded. This means that a common interpretation is still eternal wandering, with the implication being that Caine does still walk among mankind. Of course, that's just an interpretation and how you have chosen to interpret it as a lifetime could also be correct. He also built a city in Vampire the Masquerade btw. A Vampire city. Very cool. Goes horribly for all involved though.

[@vincentmutel7313]

@@jaycenzimbeck7638 You just can't say "literally" and afterwards talk about "interpretation". It's one or the other, not just the one that suits you at a given moment. And whether you like it or not, there IS a correct spelling in English, and it’s "Cain".

[@jaycenzimbeck7638]

@@vincentmutel7313 I mean, I literally conceded that you were correct that the Bible didn't literally say that but you can keep being mad if you want to.

[@vincentmutel7313]

@@jaycenzimbeck7638 When you say that I am "mad", do you mean that... literally?

[@antney7745]

I love Dracula 2000. Yes, it's cheesy, corny, and a bad movie, but I love it.

[@cheesepizza9143]

👍

[@deathscythe6682]

You’re not alone.

[@fourlights]

Worth watching for Jennifer Esposito

[@antney7745]

@@fourlights And Jeri Ryan. ;)

[@darthbloodborn]

I liked it no matter how hard people shit on it

[@lovelyfighter8708]

Dracula 2000 is my favorite bad movie. It’s literally one of my favorite movies and I know it’s bad.

[@unclecreed2986]

It has the best Dracula backstory.

[@A-ds1mt]

@@theywouldnthavetocensormei9231 That's not exactly a mark in it's favor.

[@MrGrimsmith]

I consider it a B movie and if you look at it from that perspective it's great. Then again, I adore cheesy horror films. Serious ones or gore fests? No thanks. Dumb yet brilliant ones such as Tucker & Dale vs Evil or Bubba Hotep? Oh sign me up! :D

[@jongilbertson2106]

It has a good soundtrack.

[@cassandraspoelhof3752]

So that movie falls into the “so bad it’s good” category for you?

[@fembotheather3785]

I found Dracula 2000 entertaining as a self-aware not-quite-parody and Thor: Dark World was entertaining enough while it was on, but easily forgettable once it was over.

[@baileym43ish]

thank you for the Dracula 2000 respect. i love the idea that Judas is the original vampire. it just works so well and it's a shame all vampire stories after it haven't completely run with this idea.

[@thefinalme]

I suffered through twilight but the last movie’s ending was actually cool…until it retconned itself 5 minutes later.

[@A-ds1mt]

Did this movie just get good?! ....Never mind.

[@cmorton1002]

I liked Dracula 2000!

[@dylanogg347]

It's still better than the book, where everyone just had a chat.

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

I heard it described like ’’really unkind to audiences’’

[@michaelmcclintick9541]

Love loved love Dracula 2000. Loved it due to the fact that they reinvisioned the origin story. Thought that was very deep, why silver, the sun, crucifix effects him.

[@smartalek180]

Took me a moment to get the "silver" reference, but that was a truly brilliant observation. If it wasn't articulated in the movie, but was a connection original to you, then my hat is off to you. . (And now all you have to do is explain the garlic, and the wolves and bats.)

[@jonathanhibberd9983]

@@smartalek180 The silver was part of the movie. They explain that the reason vampires hate silver is because of the 30 pieces of silver Judas was paid. For garlic you could say it's because the sulfurous smell reminds him of Hell. Not sure how they could connect him to wolves and bats.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

Hey, Jeri Ryan as a Hammer-style hot vampire? I'm in.

[@Paul_Simon]

Remember when The Dark World seemed like the worst property the MCU could put out? Those were the days.

[@micahnewby7964]

Pepperridge Farms remembers

[@gradykeating1057]

I’m low key the only person that likes that movie. It’s flawed as hell, but I like it surprisingly more than a bit of other MCU.

[@Paul_Simon]

@@gradykeating1057 I like it too- I was more commenting on the criticism it got- it’s a far cry better than a lot of what we’ve gotten lately. 🙌🏼 The first ten minutes of Ragnarok, killing off the Warriors Three unceremoniously shut me down fairly quickly.

[@marxvargas7697]

​@@gradykeating1057I liked it as well for Loki's part and Thor final fight with Malekith where he hits him with Mjolnir and Malekith delfected it with his arm causing a Man of Steel type of shockwave. It was awesome. I effin love the F out of it. Plus the proper amount of comedy.

[@dogenjinn4806]

Who hires Christopher Eccleston to be your Big Bad and then subtitles him the whole movie? 😁 Okay, sure... Elvish language for ''depth,'' but is it so important that the audience needs to *read* the dialogue just to be able to follow along? It may have worked for ''Lord Of The Rings,'' but I felt it robbed Eccleston's villain of gravitas.

[@eren34558]

Dracula 2000 was actually one of those "so bad its good" movies that are a guilty pleasure

[@MarkBowenURL]

All terrible movies have awesome endings! The best thing such a movie can do is end, so when it does it's always awesome!

[@theman4884]

Likely because the filmmakers had an idea for a great ending but couldn't develop an entire movie up to that point.

[@AnthonySforza]

I have long said that one of the greatest moments in cinematic history... was when the credits started to roll on The English Patient.

[@insanehiker5587]

Jason Goes to Hell was almost a triple crossover, in cut scene in the Vorhees home among Pamela's effects was the Necronomicon. This was also to set up that the hands dragging Jason to hell at the end were Deadites.

[@mihmo2663]

The movie Don Jon with Jason Gordon Levitt was the first thing that came to my mind. It was a brain-dead bro film that I just couldn't get into despite the awesome cast. The ending though, was perfect. I'm sure someone smarter than me will come up with some pretentious explanation as to how the whole movie was blah blah blah, but I thought the ending was so sweet and touching.

[@arivana10]

I liked the movie. It wasn't bad. But I agree that the ending made it better.

[@jimmonroe5193]

Wait, Sly directed Staying Alive? (cue mind blowing)

[@SAMTYLER1974]

Wonton carnage? You make it sound like a mass slaughter in a Chinese restaurant …

[@AlexReynard]

Whatever deserved criticism Thor The Dark World gets, that rotating cement mixer was memorable as fuckin' hell.

[@A-ds1mt]

I kinda thought Dark World had the best character portrayals despite all of it's problems. Hemsworth wasn't as stiff as in previous movies and had more natural chemistry with the other characters, but wasn't yet as outlandishly goofy as he would become later.

[@AlexReynard]

@@A-ds1mt That's a good point. A lot of the 'mid' MCU movies were actually laying foundations of characters.

[@SamButler22]

I fucking loved Dracula 2000, I was 13 at the time

[@nicholasparker8728]

Two words: Sleepaway Camp. Should've been the number one

[@theramplocal]

Sexiest ending in movie history! Lol When I was in college my roommate and I wld always prank eachother /break ballz. Anyway one morning I woke up and came downstairs to the paused ending of boogie nights, just dirk and his wang on the giant TV screen. So to get my buddy back I paused the ending of sleepaway camp on the living room tv for him to awaken and experience. Fun times

[@jamespope7669]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 😂

[@Dondingo4]

You'd have to be able to sit through it first...

[@royallison5307]

I'm confused. Is that a boy dressed as a girl or a girl with a penis?

[@Benjy1128]

Truer words have never been spoken.

[@fourlights]

Jennifer Esposito was the sexiest thing alive in Dracula 2000

[@Barot8]

Attack of the Clones needed a dialog rewrite. There are many other issues, but that alone was a cheap and very easy fix.

[@susanalderson8267]

It needed cancelling.

[@derPetunientopf]

Some of the central actors are just bad. There is no fix for this problem.

[@simonwoodthrillerwriter]

I have a soft spot for Dracula 2000 and yes, that Judas reveal is great.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

The Lore of the 'Vampire the Masquerade' RPG, books and pc/console games had Cain (from Cain and Abel) as the God-cursed first vampire. The RPG was developed about 9-10 years before Dracula 2000, so they may have been inspired by that for the Judas reveal.

[@acerpro101]

Jennifer esposito is ridiculously underrated

[@vincentmutel7313]

Hear, hear ! 👏 She's gorgeous and talented !

[@guybeleeve]

Yeah I was shocked to see her head explode in The Boys.

[@vincentmutel7313]

@@guybeleeve 😱 What ?!

[@fourlights]

She was the sexiest thing alive at that time in dracula 2000

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

@@guybeleeve - Me too. I really like her and was hoping she'd be in the show for a season or two. Very upset when her head exploded!

[@phillipscheid4505]

Surprised Ewan didn't mention the action set pieces in the finale/third act for Attack of the Clones. Whilst the first half of the movie sucks, pretty much everything from the fight between Obi-Wan & Jango Fett until the end of the movie absolutely rules.

[@alm2187]

Say, I knew a dude named Ewan who was always making implausible physical threats. His last name was Whaddarmy.

[@AlexReynard]

That took me several moments. And then I almost tore my monitor in half. Take my thumbs up, you monster.

[@CashelOConnolly]

I knew a Ewan too his full name was Ewan tryandbefunny 😂❤

[@tracisr]

I love Dracula 2000!!!!! 😅

[@karawardlaw4090]

Me too!! I actually own it on DVD

[@tracisr]

@karawardlaw4090 I swear this channel shits in so many movies I like. I'm like are my tastes shit... 🤷‍♀️ oh well 😂

[@karawardlaw4090]

@@tracisr Right! Same here

[@dickeyboyenglishnotbritish2462]

I liked Dracula 2000. Dosent deserve that much hate

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

Dracula 2000 is a great ride from start to finish.

[@SamuelMcAlpin-ft3uu]

Attack of the Clones would’ve been so much stronger if Obi-Wan’s pseudo-spy subplot had been the main focus throughout instead of splitting the film’s attention.

[@Dondingo4]

Oh, so sorry that the ill-fated love affair that sets in motion all the events of the original trilogy took up too much of your time.

[@SamuelMcAlpin-ft3uu]

@@Dondingo4 Believe me, so am I.

[@baileym43ish]

or if Georgy didn't get cold feet and kept JarJar as the original Sidious apprentice instead of Count Dooku.

[@nickolas18769]

If Revenge of the Sith cut the sub-plot about Padme helping form the Rebel Alliance to "focus on Anakin's story" there's no way Detective Obi-Wan would've been put in the forefront. He's probably lucky they had the 2 stories on equal footing. Ewan McGregor got first billing, at least.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your content guys 🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@Monkey_Boy9602]

I had a friend sitting next to me when I was scrolling through KZbin, and when he saw your thumbnail, he asked, "What's that? A porno?" Having seen it, and even owned it on VHS, I basically said exactly what you did, and I hadn't watched it yet! I literally told him that the Judas twist made sense and just made the ending awesome. He actually agreed that the concept sounded very good. Then I showed him a trailer and I saw Danny Masterson, and he hadn't heard anything about him! So, the conversation took a turn...

[@theman4884]

Need to add "Dead Weight". I imagine I am the only person who has heard of it, let alone seen it. It is a super low budget zombie movie but with a really good ending.

[@Pslytely_Psycho_GreybeardGamer]

That's actually a pretty good low budget zombie movie that focuses on the survivors rather than the zombies. It has a 4.9 rating on IMDB and I loved it!!! Gotta love Stangaar the hedgehog! You are not alone!

[@theman4884]

@@Pslytely_Psycho_GreybeardGamer Have you seen Contracted? It is a terrible movie that I love for some reason.

[@Pslytely_Psycho_GreybeardGamer]

@@theman4884 That and Contracted Phase II. I have very terrible taste in entertainment......

[@theman4884]

@@Pslytely_Psycho_GreybeardGamer I was hoping we would get a Phase III but it looks like it will not happen.

[@Pslytely_Psycho_GreybeardGamer]

@@theman4884 They didn't figure an audience of two was worth it! 🤣😂

[@deltasrage97yt]

What are you talking about? Dark Phoenix was Awesome and so was Thor: The Dark World

[@jerryschramm4399]

"The Meg 2", because it was a huge production, also brings in all the problems that entails. Interference from people who have never directed, written a screenplay or done anything remotely useful to making a movie. So the director, instead of getting free rein, is constantly beset by these know-nothings.

[@sleepinggorilla]

Staying Alive clearly lives in a different era, but it is nowhere near being a bad movie.

[@zillzultraboy]

Nah... It's pretty bad. lol

[@lalacoe8678]

I know the dialog is cheesy, but I love Dracula 2000. =]

[@Gambit2051]

Dracula 2000....example of Terrible Movie....GREAT Casting...lets see how many videos of that exist...i bet there goes my evening lol.

[@Bassquake76]

Dracula 2000 twist was a cool one but is a bit odd. Why would "God" punish him by letting him kill innocent people??

[@antney7745]

Haven't you read a The Bible? It's God's favourite hobby.

[@Bassquake76]

@@antney7745 Ah, Old Testament style!

[@darrengriffin8609]

Must be a record. I disagree with everyone of your choices. That's a first for me. 😂

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

Gerard Butler is so drop-dead gorgeous in Dracula 2000. It's absolutely mind-blowing anyone can look that good. Staying Alive is laugh-out-loud bad. The Broadway show at the end is so utterly baffling, that you wonder what they were smoking when they wrote and directed it. Oh god, it's hilarious!!

[@BloodyAngel88]

Dracula 2000 is bad, sure. But hey, there's worst smelling shit taking up space in Hollywood from that decade. lol

[@msgriffin8478]

I would add Ghost Ship to this list

[@northerner3861]

Ehhhhhhh but it's *beginning* is the best thing about it, that opening massacre...

[@macgirlcokey]

So this is a VERY unpopular opinion, but I tend to not go with the majority. I watch movies for an escape & pure enjoyment. I don’t get why ppl don’t like a lot of movies I love, but get ready for the shock, I loved Dark Phoenix. I didn’t want Mystique gone so early, but omg…amazing soundtrack, the battle between Jean & Magneto, Jean & Professor X, & Magneto uprooting an entire train?!?! Wow!! Yet popular movies like Midsommer, Barbarian, X (absolutely LOVED Pearl), Watcher, Nope, Fresh, were OK, not masterpieces to me. A couple I didn’t even like really. Another unpopular opinion…I loved Halloween Ends AND Malignant 😁

[@Dondingo4]

I recently watched X finally and found it to be hollow and uninspired. I watched the Sacrament before that and I'm starting to wonder if all this love for Ti West movies is just horribly misguided. I say all that to say I'm not sure if I want to sit through Pearl of not...

[@macgirlcokey]

@@Dondingo4 Ti West, Ari Aster, Edgar Wright, Alex Wingard, Justin Benson & Aaron Morehead & other young directors/writers are the new “it” directors in my opinion. They’re popular for popularity sakes lol! Pearl is actually worth watching, I’ve seen it 5 times. I ONLY watch movies I like more than once. Highly underrated. You’re Next, another favorite. Hereditary, Last Night In Soho, good ones. Just because a director puts out a couple good movies, doesn’t mean EVERY movie is gonna be perfect thereafter imo.

[@michaelelsy2209]

I loved Dark Phoenix too.

[@AnthonySforza]

What's funny, is that when I was a kid, my dad and I would go see movies based on how much people hated them. "Most people are morons and wouldn't know an entertaining movie if it slapped them in the face." So movies that bombed or were critically panned, or movies that nobody was talking about, were our goldmine. Admittedly, some were any combination of those three things for good reason, but a lot of then were kind of hidden gems. This was also before the internet really took off, so it was kind of like feeling around in the dark to find them, versus numerous KZbin videos talking about them. Which honestly felt a lot more rewarding, in comparison.

[@owenthompson4071]

The First vampire being Judas was done first and Better in John Carpenters Vampires in 1998 James Woods as a mercenary Vampire hunter claiming bounties on Vamps from the Catholic church

[@sakurapablo671]

One good thing that came out of it, of Dracula 2000, is Gerard Butler being well known now and 300 is probably another movie that everyone couldn’t forget it.

[@Cat-Tiger-Taegi-Cult]

His first really memorable role was in reign of fire

[@zeroomega1988]

It's stayin' alive not staying alive, there is no g in this disco dojo

[@Cat-Tiger-Taegi-Cult]

Dracula 2000 is comedy gold, Omar Epps is hilarious in that movie

[@oliviamoore3426]

I loved Dracula 2000 when I was younger. Still do. I love the campiness and the humor

[@MrErizid]

I was expecting Keanu Reeves' Constantine on this list. However, I guess people elevate that movie now to "pretty good" despite it bombing in the box office. Peter Stormare's Lucifer was 5 minutes of awesome.

[@AnthonySforza]

Whoa whoa whoa... blasphemy. To be fair, didnt it come out in February? Hence the bombing?

[@DaLumpy1]

Wait. Is that the “SAME dog that pissed on Freddy’s grave in Nightmare pt 4?! Kinkaid’s dog in the beginning?

[@bobross1829]

Dracula 2000- the main things about this movie that always will stand out is 1. Gerard butler somehow survived this to become a big star and 2. Have to say it, but this had some of the best looking women in it for its time. Jeri Ryan was not in a lot of movies (TV actors back then were pigeonholed to TV) but was just a stunner back then. You can watch this movie muted and like it lol.

[@martyhall3922]

When any movie is awful, it's usually awesome ( and a blessing) when it ends.

[@ThePhantomStinker]

Reign in Darkness. It is a HORRENDOUSLY lazy, zero-budget Blade-meets-The-Matrix wannabe of a movie, one so bad and obscure it doesn't even have a Wikipedia page, and which I'm convinced was only able to get as much funding as it did because the man who wrote, directed and starred in it (oh yes, it's one of THOSE movies) pitched the ending reveal. To make a long story short, there are two "big reveals" by the head vampire at the end. #1: The vampire coven now live in what is essentially a tomb, not because of anything to do with being undead, but because humanity has polluted the environment to such a catastrophic degree that they must now live in seclusion under a gargantuan network of air purifiers just to keep themselves from suffocating. #2: The supposed AIDS cure they wanted the protagonist to develop was not a ruse. They actually wanted to eradicate the disease, ideally before it infects the entire population and the vampires starve to death. It might have made for an intriguing movie if only they had just written a book and let Hollywood adapt it later. Instead it's wasted on what looks at best like an overly ambitious film major's midterm project.

[@TheSlothReader]

So funny because I feel like Thor: Dark World and Attack of the Clones are very similar movies in my opinion and both are unwatchable to me lmao

[@Druzica18]

I love Dracula 2000, I thought the Judas twist was really interesting (also explains some of the old Dracula lore, such as his aversion to silver), and I always love me some Jonny Lee Miller. (Also, keep an eye out for a young Nathan Fillion!)

[@kevinsims3936]

Friday the 13th needs to stop, so does Chainsaw massacre and Halloween, further more Star Wars Episode II wasn't that bad.

[@ArcherSuh4721]

Pieces. A beyond-schlocky horror movie from the early 80s that revels in its sleazy, misogynistic overtones throughout... Then the last scene does a complete 180! Absolute insanity!

[@FaithOriginalisme]

All I remember from Dracula 2000 is that Gerard Butler is hot, and Dracula as Judas is great

[@davsny5]

Dracula 2000 was awesome, such great one liners and cast and very entertaining film

[@Zombiesnyder13]

I'm gonna watch MEG 2: THE TRENCH just because of Ben Wheatley I'm a fan of his movies

[@Shae_Sandybanks]

I'm so excited to see it. I LOVE crappy shark horror movies

[@TylerFitton]

Texas Chainsaw 2022 did have that one really satisfying scene where those dumb assholes say they'll cancel leatherface before he cancels them with his chainsaw 😂😂😂

[@thseed7]

Clone Wars is the epitome of Uncanny Valley. CG looks just enough "off" that you become completely disconnected from the characters and any CG becomes disturbing rather than enhancing. So, 98% of the film makes you feel uncomfortable just looking at it.

[@Dushku]

When are we going to see Jess again?

[@patpowers9210]

The bad endings don't make up for the rest of the movie in every case.

[@jonw3982]

Going off the star wars part. I was 15 when Ep1 dropped. As a kid I didn't even know the first 3 was a trilogy, didn't even know what that was at the time. We had the first on tape off HBO. Years watching it as a kid an was isnt there lil bears in this. Then getting older and oh shit its 3 movies, lol.

[@blainefairchild572]

Always thought that D2000's explanation of the Drac's origins was the most original and 'believable'....

[@masterpj2283]

How dare you lol. Dracula 2000 is greatness!

[@WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

Did you just boomerang Leatherface 😂😂

[@RomaroBrandon]

Meg 2 isn't terrible! It's not as good as the first one but it's not that much worse.

[@mydoggylives]

8. The Meg 2 (which I haven't seen yet, so I skipped over that one) 7. Dark Phoenix 6. Staying Alive 5. Jason Goes to Hell 4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) 3. Star Wars: Attack of the Clones 2. Thor: The Dark World 1. Dracula 2000

[@MarioCindric]

Dracula 2000 had great casting for Dracula's wifes, same like in Van Helsing.

[@Merlaut715]

I wouldn't say terrible, but I didn't care for the Wrong Turn reboot, but really liked the ending.

[@jamespope7669]

Most people didn't like it cause it used the title and didn't have the inbreed trio. Apart from that, the movie was alright.

[@Lechuga1815]

Dracula 2000 reminds me of Vampire: The Masquerade in which it's revealed that the first vampire was Cain and god cursed him with essentially the same exact punishment. I think it works a little bit better since Cain was biblically cursed to wander the earth for eternity and Judas definitively hanged himself, but that's a bit nitpicky.

[@scottlovesmoviestoomuch]

I would have laughed if the next immediate movie after Jason Goes To Hell was… Freddy Vs. Jason. The whole movie was mid, but the final title bout was epic.

[@ingolf82]

Dracula 2000 is one of my guilty pleasures, I like it. it's very entertaining and I find the story to be interesting. Van Helsing the same way.

[@jemal999]

Love how half the comments are some variation of "I loved Dracula 2000", to which i must add my agreement.

[@mathieubouchard5117]

I only watched Dracula 2000 because Jery Ryan as a hot vampire was a no brainer for me at the time.

[@karatekoala4270]

Dracula 2000 is horrible but that spin on the start of vampires was wildly imaginative to me.

[@jcruzthe1andonly]

I gotta add Moonfall. The entire movie was predictable trash until the end of the 3rd act revealed that the moon was an alien megastructure being overtaken by an AI swarm of nanobots and Samwell Tarley is absorbed into its consciousness. Genius.

[@peterobinson3678]

Before I watch, in a guess 'Knowng' is on here?

[@peterobinson3678]

Bugger.

[@TonyHammitt]

Absolutely blowing a great premise is a different list 😉

[@omega2279]

Magneto and Xavier meeting at a cafe whose name translate to "the old chums" ? Bit on the nose, movie.

[@lynnevetter]

I did love attack of the clones, I just glaze over the romantic hubaloo. I have only seen the Dark World once, but I haven't seen why people hate it. :P

[@TheBeelzboss]

Reviving Loki was a bigmistake. Loki is in NO WAY one of its best characters.

[@serin20]

Jeri Ryan as a sexy vampire is still amazing!

[@rizzrustbolt4841]

I'm sorry... People were expecting Ben Wheatley to make a good movie? Ben Wheatley? The guy that bungled High-Rise?

[@ericadams973]

Not only did Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022 ignore all the previous sequels, it ignored the original and turned the almost pitifully pathetic Leatherface into an unstoppable killing machine.

[@darthpaladus13]

I saw Dracula 2000 in the theaters and they HEAVILY foreshadowed he was Judas. I remember at the end of the movie, just before the reveal, I yelled out "Literally anyone but fucking Judas" and when it was revealed he was Judas, I yelled out "No fucking duh Captain obvious. That's why this movie sucked!"

[@SmokeAndKnifeBBQ72]

That wasn't the Imperial March. That was the Republic March or March of the Clones. Imperial March didn't appear until the 3rd movie

[@bocajz5713]

What movie was the intro with female vampires I want to know ?

[@danielbishop6743]

Dracula 2000 is freaking awesome. Just like John Carpenter's Vampires!

[@justinb.8542]

You lost me at I still love Phantom Menace

[@Cinema_Inc2000]

@daniele.3361It’s the second worst SW film

[@alexpozniak4106]

I would argue that the beginning of Jason goes to Hell is just as awesome aa the end.

[@terranceeisner8958]

8:29 you mean 3 movies Loki had been in both Thor and the avengers at this point

[@karenthomas1456]

I love Staying Alive. 😂

[@buddah1221]

I get why people don't like but I honestly like The Dark World more the first Thor movie the first one was kinda slow and plodding till the 3rd act TDW had more action and a better story

[@seanmalloy0528]

I wasn't thrilled with the Judas twist in "Dracula 2000"; I'd have preferred Vlad Tepes

[@michaelsinger4638]

The ending of TCM 2022 was just as laughably bad as the rest of the film.

[@ballybunion9]

Ooh, Jennifer Esposito! 😍

[@Atrox-Veritas]

Dracula 2000 was AWESOME!

[@LeonardoKlotz]

I went to see Dark Phoenix because I wanted to see the X-Men one last time before Disney could reduce them into clowns And despite acknowledging its problems, I was able to enjoy the movie a lot It's the little things that made the movies so endearing Even the bad ones have something good to offer, something better than the MCU

[@jayjohnscreations]

It's not even filmed yet

[@LeonardoKlotz]

@@jayjohnscreations And based on their recent projects (with an exception of NWH and GOTG Vol 3), is there any hope?

[@TFASplbtttt]

Except for the first Iron Man, this list couldn't have been filled with MCU movies because they are all just photo-copied scripts and plotlines book-ended by terrible writing and terrible endings. Sad.

[@davidalan528]

I suppose one might consider Revenge of the Sith too good a movie for this list, but I think in terms of the difference in quality between the end of the movie and the *rest* of the movie, it belongs more than AotC. Seriously - I don't even remember the first 2/3 of the movie, but know the last third by heart. Ironic.