The worst films you have ever seen
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The Room
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It is so bad that in fact, a cult has been established around it in this part of San Fransisco! It's crazy! Once a month, all these strangers meet up in a cinema to watch the movie while shouting the god awful one liners at the screen, along with the "actors".
LISA! YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEARTTTT!!!
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It is so bad that in fact, a cult has been established around it in this part of San Fransisco! It's crazy! Once a month, all these strangers meet up in a cinema to watch the movie while shouting the god awful one liners at the screen, along with the "actors".
LISA! YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEARTTTT!!!
"Blow Up", a 1966 film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, and boy, is it pretentious. There's supposed to be this murder plot, but the film mostly focuses on this jerk collecting random stuff and taking pictures of models. Everything the Austin Powers films made fun of is in there.
Watch "The Human Centipede" in a room full of your college floormates.
Trust me, it's a lot more entertaining that way.
I think the only person who didn't want to watch it, even for a few seconds, was the resident film buff.
Trust me, it's a lot more entertaining that way.
I think the only person who didn't want to watch it, even for a few seconds, was the resident film buff.
You saw all of it?infernovolver said:
You're more patient than me then; and I consider myself to be pretty patient.
Train to hell. (Night train to Venice)
The living and the dead.
Dracula 3000. Dracula, in space!
The host.
Cloverfield. (hate amateur-filmed movies that always shakes so you dont see anything.aaargh.)
The living and the dead.
Dracula 3000. Dracula, in space!
The host.
Cloverfield. (hate amateur-filmed movies that always shakes so you dont see anything.aaargh.)
Mad Max.
It's probably not the worst I've seen, it was just such a let-down. The only thing that made the movie better then actually driving on a freeway through the most boring landscape in the world was that I usually have problems falling asleep in cars. Of cause, the movie had that story (which I have to admit I couldn't follow, so I still don't really know what it's about) to compensate for that strong point.
It's probably not the worst I've seen, it was just such a let-down. The only thing that made the movie better then actually driving on a freeway through the most boring landscape in the world was that I usually have problems falling asleep in cars. Of cause, the movie had that story (which I have to admit I couldn't follow, so I still don't really know what it's about) to compensate for that strong point.
Tell that to my friend who dragged me to the movie in the first place D: I didn't want to see it, but my friend was all "Oh, it'll be funny!" And, to no surprise at all, he friggin' loved that bullshit of a movie. And other kids I know who watched it liked it to. I guess they wanted to imagine that it was somehow worth the goddamn money.bahumat42 said:Um did you even see the trailers, that even looked terrible you have no excuseJumplion said:
I think for me
burn after reading
it was nonsensical mostly uninteresting and had no point.
irked me hugely.
I have never hated a movie with such a passion before in my life, but Paul Blart Mall Cop was the first. Congradu-freakin'-lations, you fatass, pathetic, fat, fatty, ass-fat, Mall Cop. Ass.
I liked all of those movies.exp. 99 said:
The movie that I hated the most while seeing it was Transformers 2: Revenge of somethingorother. It was absolutely awful. I've seen a lot of legendarily bad movies, but they've generally been of the "so bad it's good" kind (say, Ed Wood movies or The Room). Transformers 2 was torture.
