Most of these scenes didn't ruin these movies, the fact that a lot of these movies are horrible ruined these movies

"Alan" - Raptor

"This Santa won't climb down your chimney and leave you gifts. He'll climb down your chimney and murder your family." Sound like an episode of Futurama if you ask me.

Is falling and hitting your head on a fireplace being brutally murdered?

The point of the Spiderman bit was that that is what Peter believed cool guys were like, and Venom, not knowing any better, amplified that belief and compelled Peter to act like that.

Is she implying that Fallen Kingdom would have been a better movie if they’d just cut out this one scene? The whole movie is a mess

Can y'all please do a short outro. It is very un-nerving when the video just stops so abruptly. Creeps me out.

Maybe I’m to “artsy” yet I was blown away by the pie scene. My empathy for the character that obsessively ate a pie to cover her internal turmoil. I personally have done this with food, others may down a bottle of whiskey, or find another way to stuff the pain of losing a loved one. But eating an entire pie isn’t a bad scene coming from a movie that has a ghost in a sheet.

"Rough Night" seemed to be paying homage to "Very Bad Things", a black comedy about a group of guys who accidentally kill a stripper on a bachelor party, and have to scramble to cover their tracks.

The fake Santa Claus isn't a nightmare to look at and Peter's dancing is the best thing about Spiderman 3

I agree, the full creature was very underwhelming. But that shot 7:07 is iconic.

I thought Rough Night was more of a "lighter" take on Very Bad Things.

So "Rough Night" is just a remake of "Very Bad Things".

10:05 my favorite part in Spider-Man 3 is when venom takes over and Peter parts his hair to the side like now he’s a bad boy. 😂

Y’all should’ve had the playground basketball scene from Catwoman on here

The invisible car in a James Bond movie.

And this is a totally misjudged video that I thought would've been good. But all of these are a big stretch.

The playground fight was actually a pretty good fight scene in the comic between Daredevil and Echo not Electra, the scene was suppose to be the differences between a blind man fighting a deaf woman. It was forced into the movie and took all the meaning behind it making it soulless and just awkward to watch

I’ll put a vote in for the entire climax of _A Cure for Wellness._ I’ve said it before but I’ll restate it here: the first two thirds of that movie were utter magic, and it looked like an institutional mystery to rival classics like _Shutter Island._ And then in the final third, as we’re supposed to be getting a reveal to the great mystery (which sadly was easy as hell to guess) the tone shifts dramatically from sinister, dark paranoia, to an awkward, incestuous _Phantom of the Opera _ vibe that, while predictable, feels completely out of place with the rest of the movie. It’s sad because the film wasn’t just good before that, it was bordering on greatness, which almost makes its faceplate worse.

I thought humans were the real villains in Jurassic park movies

Rough Night is more of a reffenrence to the late 90's Movie Very Bad Things, staring Christian Slater and Cameron Diaz. The build up and turn of events is quite simmilar. Only is the ending of Very Bad Things very disturbing. Must watch for movie enthusiasts.

The Spiderman scene is *supposed* to be cringy. It's Peter losing himself to the symbiote.

I didn't feel that with Insidious. The whole movie was awesome

I like the playground Daredevil fight. I love, love, love Emo Peter Parker. He is SUPPOSED to be an awkward Fonz wannabe. 😁👍

Peter Parker was never a awkward doofus in the comics, so this scene, as well as a scene of him falling on face for no apparent reason in the 2nd movie just ruined it for me

as trinaq says, the stripper's death in both VERY BAD THINGS and ROUGH NIGHT was the point of the whole movie. The playground fight in DAREDEVIL did have a point, in that if they'd fought anywhere else, the police would probably been involved; it was also far less stupid that the beginning of BATMAN BEGINS, when Bruce Wayne could beat up everyone in the Chinese prison.

Spider-Man 3 was a Saturday Night Fever spoof that didn't work.... The Daredevil scene works as it was showing what a badass Elektra is. It was done in a most whimsical way.

Brutally murdered,? As opposed to Gently murdero? Anyway it was an accident.

That lava scene added to the movie not took away from it. Also, the talking raptor for me made them more terrifying as now they had enough intelligence to speak and apparently teleport.

The fake Santa in Santa Clause 2 is supposed to look off-putting - that's the point. It's so obviously wrong.

1.) the Santa clause 2 is awesome 2.) Peter Parker’s dancing in Spider-Man 3 may be a little misjudged but it’s also hilarious and one of my favorite parts of the movie

4:29 I don’t think it’s murder if it’s accidental. More like manslaughter.

I think there was a few scenes that paid homage to American Werewolf in London in the Mummy. Cruise´s nude scene is similar to the Zoo scene in American Werewolf and the appearance of the undead are also similar.

9:47 No it wasn't them it was us we didn't understand it

'Jurassic Park III' was a failure on many levels, honestly 'JP: Lost World' was a huge letdown too. But you could take a few seconds to make it clear that the 'talking dinosaur' in III was just a dream sequence. None of the dinosaurs ever actually talked.

They're quite a few people out here who have never seen Very Bad Things.

In the Santa Clause 2 why did the elves wait until the last minute to tell him he needs to get married?

For me, it wasn't the dancing that ruined Spider-Man 3 for me: it was the butler already knowing that Spidey didn't kill Norman but never telling Harry until the third act of the third movie.

In defense of the spider-dance, it's exactly the kind of thing you'd expect from a total nerd who suddenly thinks he's cool. It's supposed to be cringey. That's far from the worst part of the movie, but it is one of the best clues that everyone involved was trying to pack too much into too little time. Too many new characters, too many plot threads, and too many villains

As cringey as emo-Peter was, that is not the worst thing about that movie After two fantastic (and still top 5 Superhero movies in my books), Spider-Man 3 fails on so many levels, mostly, but not completely due to executive meddling.

“Save…Martha” - Superman

Rough Night isn’t a good movie but, if they didn’t kill the “stripper” the whole plot of the movie would be gone. That scene literally sets up the movie. It’s one of the last things to ruin that movie.

So "Rough Night" tried to be "Very Bad Things"?

There's a 'scare factor' in Insidious? I must have napped through that part.

I thought from the title, they were going to explain why these scenes were misjudged. I misjudged the title, I guess.

The raptor talking was a dream sequence, your argument is absurd.

I didn’t find Owen trying to escape from lava funny in the least, and it don’t recall it being played for laughs. For sure we knew he would be fine but it was still pretty intense!

No scene of Daredevil was working perfectly 😂

That version of Daredevil had way more problems than the playground scene, which might be the most memorable scene in what is a bad movie

I'm going to argue with the last pick. The symbiote enhances and magnifies the personality of the host. Eddie Brock is a violent monster, so when he gets the symbiote, he becomes Venom. Peter Parker is a dork. When he gets the symbiote, he becomes Super Dork. It absolutely works.

I would argue the bad guys in all Jurassic Park movies was clearly outlined by Jeff Goldblum "just because you can doesn't mean you should" It was corporate greed... the dinosaurs just hot goofy

I always try to look past the cringey spider-man scene and think of it as some nerdy kid trying his best at being cool. After all the Venom Symbiote has no idea what “cool” is and this is how Parker sees it. Haha

It literally doesn't explain WHY any of the scenes are "misjudged".... It explains that the scenes are hated and they potentially ruined movies.... For these scenes to be "misjudged", there needs to be a *reason* the scene was included in the movie. Chris Pratt being a ragdoll, for instance, during a very serious, visually striking and eventually heartbreaking scene... has NO storyline reason. It just ruined the whole moment for NO reason.... That means it's NOT misjudged. It's judged FAIRLY. Edit: Also, these movies would be horrible with or without these scenes! So to claim these brief scenes ruined the movies to begin with is off base.

The big fight scene in the vampire movie Daybreakers should be on this. It’s where it becomes a blood bath of soldiers fighting against vampire soldiers is comically funny in the end of it, it’s so over the top.

I recently saw the "Rough Night" trailer while watching a DVD and the shot where they introduce Kate McKinnon, she's bugging her eyes out while her mouth agape. I almost threw up.

I still feel all we needed for apiderman tgree is some scientist looking at a specimen of the symbiote, sayong hit brings the worst out of people, smash cut to peter doing his dance.

lol doing way too much with Santa Clause 2, it was great

Come on! Talking Raptor was in dream sequence. This nothing wrong in having weird and bizzare dream sequences because they are just like the real dream.

I'm not a fan of all the recent cold-close videos, What Culture. I keep thinking the video has stalled & is buffering. Would a 'Share, Like & Subscribe' outro really kill you?

Rough Night is definitely a female version of Very Bad Things.

Nah the hair flip in SM3 was the cringe

"Misjudged?" What does that even mean? It was poor judgment to include the scene? The audience judges the scene incorrectly? Shouldn't this be titled "9 Moments That Don't Fit in Their Movies" or something like that? "9 Poorly Conceived Moments?"

Every goddamn time they destroy immersion by having characters do non-stop quips and/or make it a comedy during combat or other danger like having those wolf monsters keep landing on Gimli when they die so the actor can do ouchie-face again. When these directors destroy immersion like that, they NEED to do it with comedy that is so high quality that most of us laugh out loud. They don't seem to understand that they are making all-or-nothing gambles when they do that, and usually go with buffoonery of the kind some adults incorrectly believe young audiences respond well to.

I’d argue some of these are fine, but one of the cringiest scenes I’ve…uh….seen…recently…was from the Flash movie where he’s catching falling babies when a hospital collapses. It was so bad. I mean…the movie itself is terrible, but *that* scene was toward the beginning and really let ya know this roller coaster only goes one direction…and it ain’t up… Also, the Martha scene in BvS is the cringiest scene of any superhero film. And Mr Fantastic would take on Venom Peter Parker in a dance off any day. Nobody remembers the Fantastic 4 bachelor party? lol

Hahaha! Theee only good things about Raimi’s Spider-Man flicks are the action and music

I'm going to defend the Peter Parker dancing stuff from Spider-Man 3. It's supposed to be cringy. It's supposed to be what Peter Parker, a nerdy kid who has never been cool, thinks a cool person is. To him, a cool person is someone who has boundless charisma and confidence as well as being overly desirable to women. His idea of a cool guy is an 80s teenage movie cool guy.

Lol Rough Night isn't a worse Hangover, It's a worse Very Bad Things

Now why go and try to talk trash on Santa Clause 2. That's one of Mt favorite Christmas movies and I've never seen an issue with Toy Santa

I disagree with parts of this list. In fact, I feel the playground fight may have actually partly saved Daredevil.

These movies wernt good to begin with. That's why they were ruined. Not because of individual moments.

Rough night isn't trying to remake The Hangover, it's literally remaking a gender - swapped Very Bad Things.

The Mummy got ruined by bringing in Tom Cruise so that the story is now more about him and less about the mummy who was supposed to be getting a reboot in a new universe. Jurassic World I feel it's a bit much to say it ruined the movie. Yea, its a bit odd but it's also common in many movies to do something similar when temporary paralyzing agents have been used. Jurassic Park 3 I'm just tired of everyone bringing up this moment. It's a 5 second segment of him having a nightmare. Yes, it's ridiculous but nightmare often can be. The Santa Clause 2 I feel was perfect. It was a toy. They kept him looking like a toy. If you think he was that creepy how are you able to watch horror movies? It's silly. Spider-Man 3, that scene was one of the movies redeeming qualities. He's a super nerd and geek who just got super cocky and egotistical. That was one of the nerdiest dances ever shown on film or TV. Anyone questioning it makes me wonder how cool they think they would look if all of a sudden all your doubts not only vanished but flipped to make you super cocky.

(I literally did lose interest in _'A Ghost Story'_ right after the pie scene. Watching at home by myself, I took a break after that and still haven't gone back to it. I sorta don't care, which feels weird because I really liked _'Ain't Them Bodies Saints'_ from the same crew.)

Yeah, I almost walked out of Jurassic Park three. Just so stupid.

The supermarket scene in 28 days later

To me, simply Ruffalo's Hulk is more humanized...smart hulk...

8:40 idk I like it

Im sorry but the Santa clone is my favorite. I thought he was hilarious

Had to fast forward the pie scene in The Ghost Story. Was totally unnecessary. Was going to end it there and then but glad I didnt as its a good film.

Whatever #6 is was way better when it was called "Very Bad Things"

Now I want pie

My #1 is the train sequence from TRADING PLACES. Dan Aykroyd in blackface…

Rough Night is a ripoff of Very Bad Things not the Hangover.

Whenever Gurney Halleck recites poetry and when Paul shows affection or when Batista shouts his lines in Dune kinda ruins that movie for me. Pretty cringing.

Rough night is basically the movie "Very Bad things" with Women. It's not remotely related to the hangover.

Talking raptors supposed to be funny, which it was!

How dare you besmirch Bully Maguire.

I thought Rough Night was a female version of Very Bad Things...or am I just old?

I liked the playground fight.

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So Rough Night is basically a gender swapped remake of Very Bad Things?

"Alan!"

Recently there are thousands of these when they throw a political or sex into movies for no reason.

Minor error. It is taken seriously not serious. 1m42s.

wrong

I’m still thrown by the sex scene from the watchmen

Liked the pie scene

What the hell? Did you just call Evanescence bland music??! And it makes the scene dated? Guess what Amy Lee wasn't dated when Daredevil came out. That is a terrible script writer whoever wrote that. Hang your head in shame. I can't condone you're slander of Daredevil anymore....and of course we talk about Spiderman 3. But has yet nobody come to the conclusion that since Peter Parker is such a dork and a weirdo that what he's doing in that scene would be what Peter Parker would think was cool so it's cringey on purpose because that's what he thinks the Ladies Man and what a cool person would be like? That's what the character thinks so Tobey Maguire played it that way. What the hell? I thought that was the simplest thing to conclude....🤷🏾‍♂️

The Tom Cruise headed "The Mummy" has literally NOTHING to do with the Brendan Frasier films. This was to be part of the new Monsterverse, (Wolfman, Mummy, Frankenstein's Monster, etc...). It's not a reboot. Leave it to WhatCulture to get this wrong....lol

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