What is the worst movie you have ever seen?

[Kermi]

Disaster Movie. Completely unwatchable.

 

[dimensional]

the award goes to Legend of Chun-Li. Truly the worst videogame movie ever

I havent seen this but I can believe it there is something about street fighter that makes it impossible to tell any decent story, with the exception of the original animation they did (which was average) every other animation and film I have seen based on street fighter has been really really bad and not so bad its good this even extends into the game endings on Street fighter 4.

Anyway possibly my worst movie I have seen is the house bunny. It was shown as a mystery movie at the cinema and was so bad my friends and I actually walked out which is the only time this happened in over 100+ films we saw this way but since I did not actually watch all of it I will go with Eraserhead (no doubt I will get slated for this...again) truly a boring and terrible movie with no point to its existence, apparently it was based on a dream but I think he should have chosen a more imaginative dream.

 

[Paladin Anderson]

Epic Movie

Those are two hours of my life that I want back.

 

[Manji187]

Either Predator 2 (1990), Exit Wounds (2001) or Clash of the Titans (2010). Can't decide.

 

[Bobbity]

Twilight: Breaking Dawn was on a couple of hours ago, and I flicked it on out of morbid curiosity. I don't know if it's the worst film I've ever seen, but the acting was atrociously bad, the plot stilted, and the entire thing just completely awful.

 

[lRookiel]

OT: Funny people, was shit throughout, waste of money -.-

 

[GiglameshSoulEater]

The ultimate in stupid, hammy, pointless films: The Room.

 

[Thyunda]

''The Last Airbender'', I don't know how but they somehow managed to butcher the lore of a great and suprisingly dark children's show there, ugh, Aang's story may not be salvageable though but at least ''The Legend of Korra'' will air next year and bring the quality back up again.

Totally with you. How can people DO that to Avatar? The 'cartoon' was brilliantly written and wasn't afraid of 'dark' subjects, and yet...for some reason...the live-action film changes everything in an attempt to do...I don't even know what!
Sozin's Comet will allow firebenders to bend fire WITHOUT THERE BEING ANY FIRE!!!!! OH NO!!!!

Makes you wonder how the characters in the series managed to survive. If the firebenders in the film could be beat by a bucket of water, how did they even conquer their OWN land?

And they ruined Iroh. Fat, jolly wise man becomes old miserable git. Even took out the 'Whatever you do to that spirit, I will do to you tenfold!'. Loved the Siege of the North for that very reason.

 

[SenseOfTumour]

First thing that came to mind for me was 'Rancid Aluminium', I've seen some awful movies, but that was just so much... nothing, and I think it was meant to be an action/thriller kind of thing.

Honestly, you could have asked me halfway thru the credits about it and I'd have had trouble remembering who was in it or what happened.

There's 'so bad it's good' but damn, that was just tedious. Just pleased we saw it when the cinema ran an unlimited movies for like £10 a month deal or I'd have been pissed to have paid as well as wasted 2 hours.

 

[Ewyx]

I can appreciate bad movies, there I can derive some enjoyment from, however, the worst three for me are
The Dreamers and Ken Park, two piece of shit movies, that have nothing good going for them, except some sex scenes that are trying to be shocking for the viewer. At least Ken Park is not about a group of pretentious students.

 

[CulixCupric]

this was my expression when i made this thread.

 

[CommanderL]

My all time least favorite movie would have to be Killers. I absolutely hated every second of it. Can't believe I wasted my money on that movie. I like Ashton Kutcher but that has got to be the lamest excuse for a movie I have ever seen.

i saw this movie for free and wanted to walk out the theater and get a refund plus the happing had the worst twist ever i made a joke it was the tree's coz one of them swayed in the wind and and hour later i was proven right

 

[PurePareidolia]

Meet the Spartans.

 

[standokan]

I'm sure that the Room has been mentioned a thousand times by now so I'll go for the Nick Cage movie in which he escapes from hell with a magic shotgun hunting down a mexican cult leader who talks like a (stereotypical) black woman.

 

[Valkraye]

Either M. Night Shalamallama's 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' or G.I. Joe. Both were aweful. Or, actually, the third Transformers film. Take your pick, really, they were all absolutely terrible.

 

[WaysideMaze]

Meet the spartans. To this day I have no idea how I made it out of that film without my head exploding from too much stupid.

 

[albear]

The Last Airbender. God was THAT a POS

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This.

I try and find good points in any film im watching, but this.....was just terrible and i so dearly hope that M. Night Shyamalan gets his comeuppance.

 

[Pinstar]

Blank Check


A "me too" movie trying to cash in on the "lone kid beats up bad guys with house full of traps" concept that worked so well for the first two Home Alone movies.

At the time I saw it in theater, I WAS the movie's intended audience and even I thought It was contrived, stupid and failed copycat attempt.