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Top 5 Worst Blockbusters

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From "Pearl Harbor" to "The Matrix" sequels, The Rotten Tomatoes Show counts down the Top 5 Worst Blockbusters. It should be no surprise that Michael Bay makes this list twice.

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  • samoanj
  • udt101
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      udt101  

    • I didn't like this one too much. I don't disagree with some of your picks, but the presentation was sub par.

    • 1 year ago
  • Psyphi
  • Nathan_Styles
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      Nathan_Styles  

    • This is why I despise movie critics who think they know what they're talking about. The only movie in this video that might actually deserve to be there is Transformers 2. She's way off on the Karate Kid inferences. The Matrix is a place where they appear as they see themselves when the re-enter. Who wouldn't want to look that cool while in a huge fire fight.

    • 1 year ago
  • carlmichaud
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      carlmichaud  

    • re: Transformers: the Revenge of the Fallen

      The US Air Force maintains its largest "graveyard" of aircraft in the desert near Tucson Arizona. Part of it is available for viewing by the public; it is the called the Pima Air Museum. I have seen retired "Aircraft One" vessels there.

      The movie's supposed location may not be anywhere near Tuscon. I have no intention of seeing the movie to find this out, but the Pima Air Museum is the best place I know of to film many hundreds of aircraft crowded together.

    • 1 year ago
  • Reaper26
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