Worst movie you've seen in theatres

[Kimarous]

What is the worst film that you watched at the local cinema?

To my dubious honor, I saw "Stealth", a fullblown box office bomb (and I assure you, rightfully so).

 

[Monkeytacoz]

Disaster movie..... that was a total disaster

 

[Necrofudge]

Recently? None that are bad enough to mention
Overall? Anything made by M. Night Shyamalan.

 

[Ibanez887]

Disaster movie..... that was a total disaster

I totally agree
I was forced to watch that movie after an attempt to get into Pineapple Express went awry
It was only entertaining due to the fact one of my friends who went with me tried to get with a girl from school and failed horribly

 

[madcap2112]

Rob Zombie's Halloween. Pretty bad when the entire theater is riffing on it by the last fifteen minutes. Such a predictable movie after a completely unnecessary beginning about Michael Myer's past that we didn't want to know about.

 

[madcap2112]

Recently? None that are bad enough to mention
Overall? Anything made by M. Night Shyamalan.

Sixth Sense was good. Signs was okay, except for the massive plot holes. The rest I'll agree with you on, especially The Happening (uggghh).

 

[Hakushi]

The worst movie I ever saw in theatres is Jeepers Creepers, I still can't believe I paid to see that movie.

 

[Aardvark]

Public Enemies.

Just before I fell asleep, my mate asked if I wanted to get the fuck out before I fell asleep. I took him up on his offer of escape. Though it did mean I had to listen to a three hour tirade about how shit the movie was.

 

[Airbear101]

any of the scary movie spin offs

 

[Baldr4500]

Bicentennial Man with Robin Williams

 

[101194]

Too many movies, Almost any film by Michael Bay.

 

[Mr. Grey]

9 is the most recent I can think of, but to be fair... I haven't gone to... OH! Wait! Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith. My father still goes on about how...

Spoiler: Spoiler

Where Obi Wan Kenobi leaves Anakin to die in the lava whilst cut in half, Obi Wan says "I looked to you like a brother!" that's my father's cue to say "If he looked to him like a brother, why did he leave him to die at the lava?" Plus some other things that we can't help but mock, but I'd rather not go on a rant.

If you're wondering about 9, well... MovieBob and I agreed on one point: Not enough story if any. I also rarely if ever go to the theatre, I'd much rather wait for it to be on HBO on the comfort and sanctity of my own couch, so that's why 9 is listed as it is a very short list.

 

[leighjet]

final fantasy

 

[Hoki]

There's no "worst film" for me. These however, make mourn the passing of precious hours of my life (and dollars in my wallet).

In alphabetical order:

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
My Sister's Keeper
Transformers
Transformers 2
Wolverine

 

[Fulax]

Dan in Real Life was laughably bad. Still not sure how I was convinced to go see a romantic comedy described as 'tender' in the TV ad.

10,000 BC was probably the worst though, because I actually thought it looked quite good. As it turns out it is the most historically inaccurate film of all time and incredibly boring to boot.

 

[UncleOvid]

I have never, to what I consider my credit, actually walked out of a movie.

But I did see Batman and Robin for free and still seriously considered asking for a refund.

 

[Reklore]

"Before the devil knows your deid"

A B grade (or maybe C) that trys to be art but fulls me with rage! (I don't hate all art movie, I hate his movie)

It didn't help that me and my firends were planing on seeing "the Dark Knight" but got the tickits for the in the morining (Am and Pm mix up)...night before... stuip booking wed site!