Which movie is worse?

[Jamdin]

The D&D movie at least had dragons, a dwarf and a few hot babes. All Street Fighter had going for it was a few hot babes. Mortal Kombat movies were better than Street Fighter.

 

[Welverin]

Mortal Kombat movies were better than Street Fighter.

Ouch.

 

[Viking Bastard]

Hey, the first MK movie was kinda good. Then, of course, came that other one....

 

[Agamon]

Street Fighter always comes up when my freinds and I speak of bad movies. D&D doesn't (it wan't a great movie, but it wasn't one of the worst, there are quite few that are far worse).

 

[Black Omega]

Street Fighter always comes up when my freinds and I speak of bad movies. D&D doesn't (it wan't a great movie, but it wasn't one of the worst, there are quite few that are far worse).

I can't think of many, off hand. I find Streetfighter watchable, in a mindless way, and it had some cool lines. The DnD movie just was bad in about every way it could have been bad. It's not even bad in a fun way.

 

[Liquid Snake]

D&D for expectations and lost potential.

...And for treating dragons like freaking pokemon.

 

[ssampier]

Dashed Hope

SF is okay; the D&D was a travesty. I had hoped it would watchable at least, but no.

Mortal Kombat, I can't bring myself to watch. It just seems silly.

((laughs that the Britney Spears movie, Crossroads, is in the bottom 100))

 

[geezerjoe]

I voted D&D cause I care about the content ...

Street Fighter at least had one or two good ... or ok ... fights

l8r)

Joe2Old

 

[BluWolf]

The only thing the D&D movie accomplished was taking all the heat off the hacks that did Street Fighter.

Very Mother Theresa.

 

[Stainless Steel Rat]

The only thing I find watchable about Street Fighter is Kylie Minogue. I'm a huge Raul Julia fan, but I find it depressing that SF was one of his last films. I would much rather remember him from the Adam's Family films (as pitiful - but fun - as they were).

D&D. Well.... I timed it out correctly I saw it before I saw Fellowship of the Ring so I probably thought it was better than it should have been. Heck, how can it go wrong with Tom Baker and Richard O'Brien in cameos?

I think the movie faulted with having too many producers and not enough of a budget. More money should have been spent on acting lessons for some of the cast members.