Good Thing, Bad Thing

[Raven]

Name a good Thing and a bad thing the movie. 

[Junkyard]

Good Thing: Ms. Moore.
Bad Thing: Ms. Moore's unusually bad preformance.

[RobtheBarbarian]

Good Thing: 60% of this movie didn't actually happen.
Bad Thing: That 60% felt painfully real to us.

[Moyer78]

Good thing: The premise of somebody being able to see 2 minutes into the future sounds like a really cool idea for a movie.
Bad thing: How they slaughtered that cool idea in every conceivable way. Writing, acting, directing, special effects, plot holes so large it would take an Olympic pole vaulter to just get across them. 20 minutes into the movie it's painfully aware everbody was involed just to cash a check.
Good thing: The riff with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson was actually pretty good. Bridget was able to hold her own. Hope she does more in the future.
Bad thing: I didn't think I could respect Nicholas Cage any less than after seeing "The Wicker Man". But here we are....

[skenderberg]

Good Thing: More entertaining than Wicker Man.

Bad Thing: Makes less sense than Wicker Man.

[Janitor]

Good Thing: Jessica Biel in her underwear.

Bad Thing: Jessica Biel talking.

[RobtheBarbarian]

Good Thing: Ms. Moore.
Bad Thing: Ms. Moore's unusually bad preformance.

In all fairness, imagine playing the character she was assigned with and not coming off as a complete idiot.

[Crazy_88s]

Good thing: Starts off good
Bad Thing: Stops being good after the title sequence

[RhodesWatson]

Good thing: Starts off good
Bad Thing: Stops being good after the title sequence

what he said

[MarkAndrew]

Good Thing: Jessica Biel in panties
Bad Thing: once again, it's white Europeans who apparently want to nuke US cities....not, you know know, the Islamofascists who actually are trying to.

[Pak-Man]

It's politically incorrect to portray cultures that might actually terrorize us terrorizing us. :^)

[countv]

Good Thing: It was an alarmingly short movie
Bad thing: That woodland creature/thing sitting above Nicholas Cage's face

[Minnesota]

Bad Thing: Since when do people rob casinos with a hand gun... haven't they seen Ocean's 11?
"... the closest any man has ever come to robbing a Las Vegas casino...Was outside of Caesar's in '87. He came, he grabbed... [the three guards shoot the thief in the back] They conquered. "

Good Thing: interesting premise (the idea may have flourished as an x-files or twilight zone episode)

[Cosmic Muse]

Bad Thing: Since when do people rob casinos with a hand gun...

Apparently O.J. Simpson did just this I guess.

[Minnesota]

Really? I thought it was a memorabilia shop. Also, I heard the owners of the shop made the whole thing up. Then again it was one of those stories that I was trying very hard to ignore.