The Most Overrated Movies Of All Time By NicoleBreanne  [17 more lists]

All three of these films are a travesty. Sparkly vampires that don't drink human blood and wait till they're married to have sex? Gimme a break. I don't even need to mention the horrible acting, the terrible plot lines, and the laughable special effects.

This movie is tricky because it was really awesome to see the Titanic recreated but I could go on for days about why this is a bad movie. I will also tell you I saw it an embarrassing amount of times in the theater when I was 12. But that's how I know it's just horrible. Let's look past the point that no one in their right mind would be trapped in a mini sub with an old woman telling a story about her younger years for any length of time...the bottom line is: the boat sinks, we know the boat is going to sink, it's a historical fact so there's no suspense in that. Then after the boat takes two hours to sink, Kate Winslet gets to float on the door and Leonard DiCaprio freezes in the water. Are you joking? A guy gets you off a sinking ship and you're not going to take turns on the floating door? Or at least talk to each other so you stay awake and hypothermia doesn't set it? WAS THERE NO OTHER FLOATING DEBRIS?! It makes no sense! The other problem with this film is they just take her word for it. Rose is really old, and she's telling this story but she never presents any evidence. You could argue she had photographs of herself that look like the drawing, but it's a drawing, maybe the guy was a bad artist? She's holding on to this necklace for decades doesn't show it to people who have spent their careers looking for it, she just tosses it off the back of the boat. The moral of this movie is Rose DeWitt Bukater is a selfish brat that never changed.

Oh big deal Julia Robert's finally has some cleavage and says the F word let's give her an Oscar. She is such an overrated person, but that's a list for another day.

This movie is horrible. It's a terrible, awful, grotesquely long film. There is no story, none! How do you expect people to sit for almost three hours with no plot line? I dare anyone to argue the merits of this script. Yes, the film was visually stunning...if you saw it in 3D, but not everyone did, and not everyone has a 3D TV so you can see this movie once and say "oh that was pretty." James Cameron reaped a lot of praise for this one but the only compliment he deserved was "nice job turning FernGully into a live action film, too bad you ruined the story."

I wasn't that grossed out. Stuff like that happens, people are into some creepy stuff, and semi-cute girls are used as lures all the time. Eli Roth is a little too big for his britches if you ask me, they certainly didn't need to make three of these.