Film What’s the worst film you’ve ever watched?
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Exactly. That guy is an absolute cretin. If we were the last 2 people on earth, I'd still block him from my contacts.
Damn that's a good shout. I watched it for free at a pub movie night and still felt short changed
Are we sure that's not an Owen impersonator?
Office space.
What a waste of time. I couldn't believe when it ended, I thought the film had only just begun
What a waste of time. I couldn't believe when it ended, I thought the film had only just begun
Law abiding citizen
Ice to see you!Batman & Robin was already mentioned, but gonna walk this road anyway. Even good old Arnie Schwarzenegger was hardly funny.
Bat credit card....... just die, suka.
Each to their own and all that but... WTF?Office space.
What a waste of time. I couldn't believe when it ended, I thought the film had only just begun
Yup. They threw 125m on this.
The first in that trilogy was gash as well, a paint by numbers retread of A New Hope with bland characters and that played out 10 years ago Whedon-esque quippy humour. Hate all 3, but it amuses me that so many have kept on pretending The Last Jedi was some kind of masterpiece rather than the least steaming pile of a trio that wasted everyone's time.
Pretty much yeah I enjoyed it in the cinema but on rewatch it really is just a remake of EP4, the whole Disney Star Wars saga has been a complete wet fart of an endeavour.
Only Rogue One was decent, The Last Jedi was for me the worst of them for me.
I turned it off about 20 minutes in.
Pearl Harbour
Only film I’ve ever fallen asleep to at the cinema. Mind numbingly stupid and soooooo boring considering there are pretty big action scenes in it.
Only film I’ve ever fallen asleep to at the cinema. Mind numbingly stupid and soooooo boring considering there are pretty big action scenes in it.
Madness.Jealous of people who've seen so few awful films that they can name the likes of Heat and The Green Mile as the worst they've seen.
For me probably some B horror movie I completely forgot about.
Apollo 13
Admittedly, I haven't seen a decent amount of movies, so I'm likely doing a disservice by naming this movie. In any case, After Earth is the worst film I've watched from my small sample size. Its largely due to my ignorance, as I was under the impression it was a Will Smith film, when in reality he was a narrator with Jaden Smith as the star. I found the movie deeply underwhelming in every aspect. An hour in, people were leaving the cinema and one of my mates urged our group to do the same. I foolishly said, "maybe there's a sequence towards the end which would make it all worth it." When the credits came, there's was a feeling of being bitterly disappointed by not only the group I watched it with, there was grumbles of discontentment in the cinema.
Why?
I mean what is good about it? It pretty much did not burn a lasting memory into me. Like something I could just forget. I have some emotional memory of many films and not this. I feel like I have seen the space/drama movie a lot (ship/equipment goes faulty). I do like space as a topic though.
Maybe I'll watch it again sometimes but I can tell I will be annoyed at myself for the 2 hours runtime again.
You do know that Apollo 13 actually malfunctioned in real life, that the movie was a pretty factual dramatization of the events?
I find that uninteresting. I never really cared about it.
Interested in space, yet uncaring about the space mission that went the most wrong yet got the astronauts back safely.
Got it.
Should of expanded. I'm more interested in the wider universe than lame trips to the moon. I don't believe the moon landing even happened.......
You don't say.
Be careful if you ever walk near the edge of earth, it's quite the drop off.
Well, during the Apollo 13 mission, it didn't.
Trips to the moon and space journeys near Earth just don't engage me. I once tried to create a film about a group of space faring friends exploring local nebulas, then the acid wore off
As a popcorn flick it was alright I thought. Looking at some critics' reviews they're mostly morally-outraged that a movie might have violence in it, which is a weird take - they seem to be of the opinion that a movie can be as violent as it likes, as long as the cast are on their Critics' Favourites list.
I've fallen asleep during 3 movies in the theatre in my life. All three of the LotR movies. I know people loved them but they just put me to sleep.
I love shit scf-fi movies like the core and waterworld
Worst film I’ve seen was Birdemic
it’s beyond shit
there was one scene where the director cut out a scene from one of his previous films, and had a woman from the older film having a conversation with someone from the new film
the context didn’t even fit properly or anything, I think he did it as a tribute as the actress died or shit idk
Worst film I’ve seen was Birdemic
it’s beyond shit
there was one scene where the director cut out a scene from one of his previous films, and had a woman from the older film having a conversation with someone from the new film
the context didn’t even fit properly or anything, I think he did it as a tribute as the actress died or shit idk
I've watched some truly shit B-grade films, but those don't really count I suppose?
The worst proper film I watched was Many Saints of Newark. I can't even begin to count the ways it was cringey or just laughably bad, and that's before we factor in the years of eager anticipation preceding it.
The worst proper film I watched was Many Saints of Newark. I can't even begin to count the ways it was cringey or just laughably bad, and that's before we factor in the years of eager anticipation preceding it.
I think that movie was a hit with the target audience: children. I loved it when it came out.
WHAT?! It's easily the best comedy ever!Office space.
What a waste of time. I couldn't believe when it ended, I thought the film had only just begun
I bet you work in middle management and spend your days nagging about TPS reports
That gets my vote as well as far as recent movies go. Just a bad movie from start to finish
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
Starship Troopers 2
Probably tree of life. So bad, reminded me of those religious indoctrination videos I had to watch when I was like 7. This forest is a sign of God.. nah.
Do you consider yourself to be spiritual? I've never watched Tree of Life, nor heard of it, but it leads to a rhetorical question. These films posters are claiming to be horrible, were you part of the demographic
deadly serious. think it was staged. A lot not adding up
Or certifiable.
Oh dear.