Two Headed Shark Attack is even better (I mean worse)! Also, Megashark.
Two Headed Shark Attack is even better (I mean worse)! Also, Megashark.
The worst movie I have ever seen is Caddyshack II. Actually that's not quite true. I only saw part of it. I just couldn't take it.
Terrible everything: Directing, writing, acting and anything else that goes into creating a movie.
Throw in Danny Aykroyd's contrived voice, and you have an alternative to ipecac:
Drive was phenomenal. Looks like you missed it.
On Deadly Ground, Steven Seagal - stunningly bad, remembering laughing at points (inappropriately) so I guess that's a plus. Another movie that Michael Caine has appeared in which is utter d0gshit.
The Scent of Green Papaya, ? - was weeping with boredom by the end. Spent an hour watching paint dry when I got home to lift my spirits and reinvigorate my soul. Don't think I've ever been this bored.
worst than this?
Of course, the poster-child of bad movies is Gigli. Ben Affleck and J-Lo. Really, do I need to go on?
teamdoc wrote:
Drive was phenomenal. Looks like you missed it.
I was going to say the same thing. Drive is one of my favorite movies. I definitely understand that most people probably wouldn't like it though as it's a certain type of film. Most of the negative comments I've heard about it make me think the people who didn't like didn't really understand it, but I'm not going to criticize someone for having different tastes.
I thought Little Fockers was funny, albeit forgettable.
My sister and her fiance probably have the worst taste in movies of any people I've ever known. I've seen a lot of really crappy movies with them. Just Married, Swing Vote, The Polar Express, Dudley Do Right... And why does Comedy Central ever play Idiocracy? Man, I get irritated just thinking about those movies. They were all terrible, just terrible.
marmite wrote:
On Deadly Ground, Steven Seagal - stunningly bad, remembering laughing at points (inappropriately) so I guess that's a plus. Another movie that Michael Caine has appeared in which is utter d0gshit.
The Scent of Green Papaya, ? - was weeping with boredom by the end. Spent an hour watching paint dry when I got home to lift my spirits and reinvigorate my soul. Don't think I've ever been this bored.
Speaking of Michael Caine, "Jaws 4" is about unwatchable as any movie ever. By the end of the movie, you're rooting for Bruce the shark to kill everyone. Sadly, even the munching scenes are boring - in slow motion with terrible camera angles.
In total agreement on the Seagal fiasco. Can't imagine the horror of the studio execs as they watched the dailys of that stinker.
The Room and Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter are pretty terrible
Hatchet is a must see awesomely bad slasher movie. Watch it with a group of friends and enjoy.
I really enjoyed Drive, but can see how many could be bored with it an dislike it.
I generally try to avoid crap movies, but occasionally I get a fast one pulled on me, and just try to be entertained by how terrible the movie is. Best example of this that I can think of is The Covenant....abysmal writing (plot and dialogue), crappy acting, terrible effects.
U Turn.
"The happening" starring mark wahlberg is some of the worst acting i have ever seen in a movie in my entire life
Fat Joe wrote:
Two Headed Shark Attack is even better (I mean worse)! Also, Megashark.
While those two were admittedly bad, "Sharks in Venice" is a deeply thoughtful movie that actually represents the decline of the aristocracy. Tastefully of course. A real gem.
this is funny. I would say the worst movie ever would have to be THE GATE. Also we have a channel in the UK that shows only made for tv style movies about world disasters (typical british optimism) and that channel is rubbish. I find it hard to believe that nobody has mentioned anything that has Tom Green in it.
Next by Nicolas Cage. Wow. That was freakin horrible.
Worst movie I've ever seen by people who should have known better was "Four Christmases." Every scene was forced, contrived, arch, and appalling.
OBvious answerer wrote:
"The happening" starring mark wahlberg is some of the worst acting i have ever seen in a movie in my entire life
The Happening is so bad that I really thought it was a comedy for a while. I have never seen such bad acting in a wide-release movie.
Watched a Netflix movie last night based on a stupid recommendation by that stupid service.
'Employee of the Month" with Matt Damon and Steve Zahn
terrible. Worst, maybe not but, I still have that jizz in my mouth
I tried watching Caddy Shack 2 but it was so dull and boring that I had to stop watching it.