The Infamous

This was a weird movie. I saw it on Netflix years ago out of curiosity. The script was a mess, the costume design was incredibly creepy and the acting was amateur. I've seen middle school plays better than this film.

I saw this movie on Cinemax when I was really young. I didn't even like it back then.

I owned the VHS for this when I was young. I thought it was okay. Looking back at it, it's a disgrace to the superhero film genre.

What the hell. This film is just flat out disrespect to Kaiju films like how Batman and Robin was to superhero movies. They butchered Godzilla's origin in the disaster of a script along with the weak acting it had ("That's a lot of fish!"). The first time I saw this was at a TV store and after I saw the Rifftrax of it in theaters.

I never liked this movie. Ever. My father got this and Toy Story 2 on VHS on the exact same day and I watched both of them. Guess which one ended up being one of my all time favorites? Not this one. It overall felt like a toned down and corny Robocop with some really atrocious acting and annoying characters (like the talking car)

I have nothing constructive at all to say about this movie. The title alone is terrible. Everything else, not really surprising especially with the title. I saw this because I felt like I needed a good laugh around October.

This film made no sense to me whatsoever. It had minimal plot as Paul Giamatti was transformed into a combination of Super Android 13 and Al McWhiggan. I'm surprised he didn't get nominated for a Razzie.

Guilty pleasure. I watch this on occasion with friends and we have a big laugh at it.

An absolute tragedy. I saw this on Cartoon Network when I was a kid. I thought it was okay. I then rewatched it as a teenager and I thought Uwe Boll could make a better Cat in the Hat.

Saw this when I was a kid. One of the lamest superhero films ever and even I thought that back then. It is horrible indeed but not "disgraceful" level like Batman and Robin.

I saw this at a friend's birthday party at it's time of release. I had no intent of seeing it before but I had to then. Absolute trash. I'd rather be in a 3 hour college course with Sergeant Hartman as the professor than this.

I saw this on TV years after its initial theatrical release and boy this was terrible. The CG in the two Scooby Doo movies looks as good as the CG for Lord of the Rings and Avatar compared to this. The plot was dumb, acting was off, and the humor was awful.

When I saw this as a kid (I'm ashamed of seeing it in the first place) it never astonished me. When I was a kid I enjoyed films that were universally hated such as Star Wars Episode I and the Spy Kids sequels and that tells you something about Sharkboy and Lavagirl. This movie was an entire drug trip. I don't even know what in the world Robert Rodriguez was thinking when he made this movie.

Guilty pleasure. I rented it when the DVD came out and I find myself laughing at the illogical moments, the script, and everything. It's a comedy for all the wrong reasons.

It is a guilty pleasure but it also isn't. Like Norbit, I laughed at how absurd everything was as it tried very hard to offend with its 9/11 and Nazi jokes.

It's already a sequel to a bad movie but the question is what makes it deserving to be on "The Infamous"? The humor was once more unfunny, mainly revolving around bodily fluids and the acting is much much worse. The plot was also insanely predictable. Cuba Gooding Jr should have returned his Oscar after participating in this and Norbit in the same year.

Disgusting. This movie came out during a particularly low point for superhero movies after misses such as Ghost Rider. I'm ashamed to admit that I saw this in theaters. Luckily months later, the superhero genre gave us Iron Man and The Dark Knight which breathed new life into the genre.

Like Mike Myers' The Cat in the Hat, there is some material that doesn't need to be in the live action film format.

I saw this in IMAX out of all things because I heard about the special IMAX cameras used. Wasn't even worth it. One of the most inconsistent action films ever made and a disgrace to the Transformers franchise as a whole.

I never knew I'd see a movie sequel as bad or worse than Dragonball Evolution in the same year. This movie is filled with a ludicrous plotline, unfunny jokes, and a lot of cringe worthy moments. Most moments in the film make the chipmunks look like the bad guys.

Like Transformers and Superhero Movie, I saw this hot turd in theaters. Not even close to it's source material and the script is sloppy. Even people who never watched the original show wouldn't even like this movie.

Not the party I dreamed about. This movie is overcrowded with amounts of ignorance and recklessness like the party itself. And no, this isn't a movie like Fight Club where it seems ignorant on the outside and you need to dive deeper to figure out it's true meaning. It's just a shallow movie with no redeeming qualities. I saw this on demand with a friend. This movie made me question the human race.

What a damn disgrace to a great franchise. I liked Live Free but this entire movie was trash. From the cinematography, to the editing and acting and so forth, trash. I had the burden of seeing it in theaters on opening weekend.

I had a friend back in high school that was into movies like me, but we had a lot of differences. He kept on encouraging me to see this even though I hated the trailer and thought the first Grown Ups was bad. I then decided one day that I would give it a chance just so I could see what I was missing. At the end of the day, I missed nothing. The humor was as gross and dull as it was in the trailer, and the acting was off. Out of all of the Happy Madison movies I have seen in full, this has to be the worst one out of the bunch.