GarethT
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I think so, please don't make me watch it again to confirm that though.
Your number one WORST film ever.
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I think so, please don't make me watch it again to confirm that though.
mcoractual
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The Adventures of Pluto Nash.
Mother! with Jennifer Lawrence....
What was that????
What was that????
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sztriki
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Snake Eyes.......
I Win
I Win
It’s really a tough call on this poll....
Hollywood has been doing a better job than ever in turning out terrible movies on a more frequent basis; each one topping the last in its idiocy and failed execution.
“Just when I think Hollywood couldn’t get any dumber...they release movies like “Mother!”
...and totally redeem themselves!”
Hollywood has been doing a better job than ever in turning out terrible movies on a more frequent basis; each one topping the last in its idiocy and failed execution.
“Just when I think Hollywood couldn’t get any dumber...they release movies like “Mother!”
...and totally redeem themselves!”
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Kovnyn
Sr Member
I wish I had the time to read all these, but I don't. I agree that a lot of them are just downright bad.
I think if I can finish a movie I started, it's got to be pretty awful.
The one that came to mind was Master and Commander, with Russel Crowe. It just went on and on and eventually I quit watching. I just couldn't take it anymore.
I like the older Godzilla movies, but All Monsters Attack is just so stupid.
Then there are the B movies that are supposed to be terrible, and are so bad they are funny, like Rubber. If you don't know Rubber, it's about a tire, yes, like from a car, that goes on a killing spree.
It's horrible, but hilarious. I think in order to view it, one must be in an altered state.
I think if I can finish a movie I started, it's got to be pretty awful.
The one that came to mind was Master and Commander, with Russel Crowe. It just went on and on and eventually I quit watching. I just couldn't take it anymore.
I like the older Godzilla movies, but All Monsters Attack is just so stupid.
Then there are the B movies that are supposed to be terrible, and are so bad they are funny, like Rubber. If you don't know Rubber, it's about a tire, yes, like from a car, that goes on a killing spree.
It's horrible, but hilarious. I think in order to view it, one must be in an altered state.
MrSouthpaw
Sr Member
Blair Witch Project
Cheaply made, poorly acted, and ultimately a joke on anyone that bought into the campaigning around it. It also ushered in a new era of similar cheaply made, and mostly terrible, mainstream "video camera/found footage" films like Paranormal Activity.
Cheaply made, poorly acted, and ultimately a joke on anyone that bought into the campaigning around it. It also ushered in a new era of similar cheaply made, and mostly terrible, mainstream "video camera/found footage" films like Paranormal Activity.
PlasticSoul
Active Member
The worst film that I paid money to see was Van Helsing, which I saw at a $2 theater and *still* requested a refund. I've seen worse films, but not at that budget, and level of talent.
sztriki
Sr Member
It's hard for me to pin down just one. A few years ago it would have been Highlander 2. But lately I start to find a lot of entertainment on how bat**** crazy and messy and all over the place that movie is.
I would probably go with some despicably lame generic comedy that was done without any sort of care or craft, like "What's Your Number", Adam Sandler movies or or the like...
Plus all these "Megashark vs Giant Octopus" and the like...because they are deliberately made cheap and bad and thus they are so boring. Watching a genuinely bad movie that wants to be something but fails is entertaining but those Asylum ones are just bland and sterile.
I would probably go with some despicably lame generic comedy that was done without any sort of care or craft, like "What's Your Number", Adam Sandler movies or or the like...
Plus all these "Megashark vs Giant Octopus" and the like...because they are deliberately made cheap and bad and thus they are so boring. Watching a genuinely bad movie that wants to be something but fails is entertaining but those Asylum ones are just bland and sterile.
PlasticSoul
Active Member
Victor3
Sr Member
Ah, takes me back to the old days of finding some random-ass scifi movie on HBO at 9:35...
"Why is that drill press torturing a glowing soccer ball? Why does this make me feel bad?"
For me, WORST movie ever:
22 years later, and my brother still gets mad at me for sharing the torment of this with him.
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