last nights dream that makes you extremely joyful because of its beauty and quite sad because it was just a brain-movie
by Krkič September 10, 2019
The worst movies to exist. Especially the Christmas movies. all hallmark movies are the same and you probably won’t enjoy them unless ur a sad, lonely, 30 year old who can’t find love. Everytime my mom watched one I want to commit crimes. Though, this is only my opinion.
by n0t_Ash December 31, 2021
The way you can tell if someone is a movie snob is by asking them what they like to do in their spare time. If they say "movies" they are normal people. If they say "film" they are movie snobs. Movie snobs are the kind of people who go see a movie like Spiderman and then whine that it's unrealistic because there's no way a real person could get bit by a spider and be able to fly from building to building.
You can usually find movie snobs posting 1000 messages a minute on imdb.com trying to make themselves look smarter than other people and telling everyone else they are using bad grammar. Chances are they are in their mid-20s, don't have jobs, and live in their mom's basement. They might try to make independent movies but don't realize that everyone else thinks their movies are terrible.
by Tyrone Biggums, Ph.D May 01, 2006
Movie based on horrible but oddly entertaining book of the same name by author Stephenie Meyer. Full of epic lulz and sparkly goodness.
by dhdsbhfdsbvhs April 04, 2008
a film intentionally made to fit into the "B" movie genre, but done so well it is a really good film, unlike your standard "B" movie
"Machete" is intentionally cheesy, but the great acting and direction make it B+ movie, not a B movie.
by Dylan Thomas the Tank Engine February 06, 2011
Josh: Cam didn't pay me my money.
Mason: What are you gonna do?
Josh: I plan on leaving him a zombie movie.
Mason: What are you gonna do?
Josh: I plan on leaving him a zombie movie.
by HMM17 July 11, 2008
The state in which producers of big screen movies live, where their entire lives revolve around:
A. Conjuring up movies as fast as possible regardless of their quality
B. Stuffing our tvs, radios, billboards, and any/all commercials with previews and ads to their next boring, redundant, movie so that we must accept big screen movies are a lifestyle and not a choice
C. Focusing on how fast they can create terrible movies with action yet without real actors with movies like Transformers, Knight and Day, Twilight, anything with Angelina Jolie, and so on - just so that they can make par with or beyond budget and continue profits.
D. Exploiting Americans so that they believe their culture should praise untalented actors of big name movies and continue to utilize these actors in further movies whereby additional profits are made
A. Conjuring up movies as fast as possible regardless of their quality
B. Stuffing our tvs, radios, billboards, and any/all commercials with previews and ads to their next boring, redundant, movie so that we must accept big screen movies are a lifestyle and not a choice
C. Focusing on how fast they can create terrible movies with action yet without real actors with movies like Transformers, Knight and Day, Twilight, anything with Angelina Jolie, and so on - just so that they can make par with or beyond budget and continue profits.
D. Exploiting Americans so that they believe their culture should praise untalented actors of big name movies and continue to utilize these actors in further movies whereby additional profits are made
ie. 1. Our theaters in and around the United States are complete movie mills.
ie. 2. Washington State University is a diploma mill, similar to a movie mill, where a diploma is issued to anybody who has paid for 180 credits, but a movie mill makes money instead off of your need to watch Will Ferrell.
ie. 2. Washington State University is a diploma mill, similar to a movie mill, where a diploma is issued to anybody who has paid for 180 credits, but a movie mill makes money instead off of your need to watch Will Ferrell.
by Reighner July 07, 2011