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Transformers, the Bay ones.
You can argue that the very first one was an honest attempt. But things immediately goes down hill once you get to Revenge of the Fallen. And it just doubles down and doubles down every entry that you would think it is a contest of how many stupid ideas can they get away with and do get away with per entry. I got off at Dark of the Moon because I've seen enough stupid that I didn't care of the other ones.
The Hobbit Trilogy
If you continued on, like I did, into the trilogy of this series, you'll know. An unnecessary, shoe-horned angle of a dwarf and a elf affection. I don't need to say more.
I enjoyed the 4 hour Hobbit fanedit though I cannot remember which, or the name
I watched the M4 and the Tolkien cut and while the M4 version has done really nice changes, it cuts out so much that many scenes are confusing. The Tolkien cut has a few non-book scenes left in just for the rest to make note sense.
There are several I think, I really enjoyed the one by Maple Films.
Tbh, the first Transformers is one of my favorite watch-it-when-it-rains-blockbuster, the story is not that bad and the score is just perfect.
I would argue against that. Vehemently.