Worst Movie You've Ever Seen
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Primer. Not because it had low production values or bad writing, but because it was the most boring thing I've ever watched. There was no entertainment to be had. I couldn't follow the plot at all. It's the only thing that's ever made me feel genuinely stupid, and I can never forgive it for that.
I am going to have to say Psycho 2. No one was a good actor in that movie and it just doesn't make sense: Why would you allow a Criminally Insane guy, even though he seems better, out of a mental institution? That doesn't freakin' make sense! If a criminally insane guy get's sane he should be put into a special room in an institute, like a prison or something. I dunno, that's just what makes sense to me.
Where the Wild Things Are. I loved the book, but the movie was just so painfully boring.
The artwork was great, but it did not work as a motion picture...should've just been still frames in a museum.
The artwork was great, but it did not work as a motion picture...should've just been still frames in a museum.
Dexiro said:
Ok putting aside the fact that I liked those movies, you guys clearly have no perception of what a bad movie is.Bored Tomatoe said:
Now which is the worst movie I've ever seen? I don't know, I've seen a number of bad movies. Certainly high on the list would be this horrible movie simply titled "Ssssssss." Yes, that's right, that's what the horrible movie was called; I'll leave the rest to your imagination.
This. Didn't even have to think about it. The second someone says "worst movie", I think of Meet the Spartans, and all of the other worthless fucking spoof movies. How the fuck do these dumbass movies keep making it to theaters and making millions, while things like Push and Serenity bomb?signingupforgames said:
Just because it doesn't comply with your opinion we don't know how to judge movies?canadamus_prime said:
Seriously Transformers 2 was terrible. The acting and script made me cringe hard throughout the film, the jokes were about as funny as Hiroshima, the only reason i watched all of it is because i wanted to see the cool vacuum robot at the end.
Oh and the character design was a massive flaw in both films, the robots just looked like flying shrapnel. Made any action scenes very difficult to understand.
You might as well lump Psychos 2 through 4 together. They were all essentially one story told through 3 movies. And as you said, it made no sense what-so-ever that they'd ever let Norman Bates out of that mental institution, esp. since if I recall the end of Psycho, he'd essentially taken on the persona of his mother. Norman Bates was gone, for all intents and purposes. Now I highly doubt they'd be able to treat that.Mr.Mattress said:
...still not the worst I've ever seen though.
