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Atack of the Killer Tomatoes
Howard the Duck
Jaws 4 The Revenge (How does the shark know Ellen Brody has moved to the Caribbean and therefore swim down to try and eat her, did he check with the airline?)
 
Hewson said:
Atack of the Killer Tomatoes
Howard the Duck
Jaws 4 The Revenge (How does the shark know Ellen Brody has moved to the Caribbean and therefore swim down to try and eat her, did he check with the airline?)

Your list of sequels reminded me, "Back to the Future II" was God-awful. The storyline, the effects, the makeup were so lame. I guess it falls into that rule of film series, the first and third are good and the second is either weak or plain terible ("Austin Powers" also falls into that category).
 
Flaming Friar Sr said:


geez you must watch a lot of m, if they're the worst movies youve ever seen :up:

btw i hate the one or two danielle steel movies ive seen


well... porno porno I have seen just one (a jenna jameson one, at a friend's computer)

I do watch a lot of those light ones (cable... :wink: :madspit: ), really stupid stories

If you see a movie with just 6 actors, and some only have names (Kimberly, Jean, etc.), you can bet is bad :wink:
 
I've seen many... some are hilariously bad like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, other disgustingly bad like Parents and others gave me a headache, like Pi (as in 3.14)... it was just too disturbing for my taste.
 
Worst movie I've ever seen in a movie theater?

:hmm:

Poltergeist II

The Avengers - It's awfulness didn't really sink in until after I left the theater, the it hit me that I had seen Sean Connery in a Teddy Bear costume :(

The Haunting (the recent version with Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones)
 
i'm shocked , i like howard the duck and the dune was very good very good , man , you can't hurt people like this

ed wood , quite good too
and life of david gale is a masterpiece





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running man , LOTR trilogy .
 
must agree with biodome and both the stupid cube movies

I must say that I think a lot of you guys are saying things just to be controversial....yes Pearl Harbor was a bad movie, but the worst you've ever seen?

Conan the Barbarian is probably the worst movie I can think of now. I was watching it thinking it will be one of those "so stupid it's funny" movies...but instead I realized it was one of those "so stupid it makes you reflect on how shitty life can be sometimes" movies

I also went and saw Paycheck in theatre with my brother...it is probablu the worst movie I've seen in my most recent memory. I'm not a film buff, but I can pick apart the filmmaking errors in that one
 
Thirteen Days :yuck: Some of the worst Boston accents I think I have ever heard... And it was sooo boring and just dragged on forever. To make it worse, seeing it in the theatre was a "field trip" for my history class :madspit:

Also, any sequel to a movie that has different actors cast into the main roles... The Next Karate Kid, Home Alone... 3 was it?, Dumb and Dumberer, etc.
 
U2girl02 said:
Thirteen Days :yuck: Some of the worst Boston accents I think I have ever heard... And it was sooo boring and just dragged on forever. To make it worse, seeing it in the theatre was a "field trip" for my history class :madspit:

I guess I kind of understand where you're coming from with those complaints, but you have to realize the movie was about something that really happened. They portrayed the subject EXTREMELY accurately. I was still in school at the time it came out, and all my professors (I majored in international politics) praised it and talked about how accurate it was in class. You have to realize that's not exactly the kind of movie that's supposed to be some really fun action fest.

I guess it's quite understandable that I would have more interest in it that others not so interested in International Politics/Foreign Policy, but it still frightens me that people can find the reality of how close the world came to nuclear war 'boring'.
 
u2popmofo said:


I guess I kind of understand where you're coming from with those complaints, but you have to realize the movie was about something that really happened. They portrayed the subject EXTREMELY accurately. I was still in school at the time it came out, and all my professors (I majored in international politics) praised it and talked about how accurate it was in class. You have to realize that's not exactly the kind of movie that's supposed to be some really fun action fest.

I guess it's quite understandable that I would have more interest in it that others not so interested in International Politics/Foreign Policy, but it still frightens me that people can find the reality of how close the world came to nuclear war 'boring'.

I see where you're coming from... the nuclear war part wasn't really boring, but honestly just the way the story was presented is what was boring. I'm a history dork and usually love historical films, but I remember this one just being torture. :shrug: Maybe it was because I was a high school junior and didn't really care, I dunno. I just didn't like it.
 
U2girl02 said:


I see where you're coming from... the nuclear war part wasn't really boring, but honestly just the way the story was presented is what was boring. I'm a history dork and usually love historical films, but I remember this one just being torture. :shrug: Maybe it was because I was a high school junior and didn't really care, I dunno. I just didn't like it.

It's all good. :up:

I just had to comment.


By the way, sweet sig! Good to see another Clash worshipper here. :up:
 
Hewson said:


Jaws 4 The Revenge (How does the shark know Ellen Brody has moved to the Caribbean and therefore swim down to try and eat her, did he check with the airline?)


:lmao:


.....could happen.......


:hmm: :D
 
icelle said:
minority report.

i really hate that movie.


I thought that was pretty good.


"Ghost Ship" sucked the big one.
 
Hmm... Well, Waterworld once held the coveted title atop my list but it has been replaced by the movie that will stand alone at the end of this post... And though I liked The Cube, it was still not a great film... Hollow man deserves honourable mention, but there are worse films... John Travolta, consistently terrible, disappointed everyone with Swordfish, it was dreadful, perhaps redeemed slightly by their rather creative visual representation of hacking (which is probably the farthest thing from actual hacking, but still looked quite spiffy) and of course, the lovely Halle Berry.

The thing with things like 'something about mary' and 'zoolander' and 'dude, wheres my car?' is that theyre not supposed to be good movies, although I loathe two of those three; theres something about mary being a movie I enjoy thuroughly :D

Granted, the Avengers was bad, but it had Sean Connery in it, and I just cant call movies bad where his delightful charm is present.


The award for worst ending ever: the new Planet of the Apes movie - continuity? Who the hell needs continuity!

Mr Brau hit the nail on the head though. Worst movie ever is Battlefield Earth. Hewson, also, with Jaws 4... Actually, any of the Jaws movies after the 1st one really... Sea World? What the hell was the shark doing in sea world? Pfff... Almost, AALLLLMOST as ridiculous as the shark somehow travelling 700kmph+ and waiting for the woman in the carribean... almost :shifty:


Edit: Another honourable mention goes to Demolition Man, even though this is one of my favourite movies... cant really explain why though... its just so hokey that its endearing, and they actually put a whole half of their ass into making a plot, the dialogue is weak, and the acting is stiff, but its original, which gives it points above the others that are just recycling old ideas.
 
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