You are tearing me APART, Escapists!

[Beartrucci]

The Human Centipede. I fucking hated everything about it. I'm tired so I can't be bothered ranting over it.

 

[Eric_Autopsy]

Just say Kickass.

Oh boy.

 

[dolfan1304]

I own an Ed Wood box set.

'Nuff said.

Plan 9 has to be one of my favorite movies for all the wrong reasons

 

[inglioti]

That was a movie so bad, I couldn't wait to see what else they could do wrong. Thank goodness it was free, on the plane.

Okay that trailer cracked me up a lot. Actually considering going to see that

 

[Jewrean]

Martyrs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_considered_the_worst

 

[ThatOneFoxShane]

I think I'm gonna have to say I Am Legend with the original ending. The original ending killed the entire thing for me.

With the alternate ending, however, it made the movie much, MUCH better.

Which was which? Some people refer to the theatrical ending as the original because it was the first they saw while others refer to the proper story ending as the original because it was the first that they made.

Which was it?

I liked the ending where he actually lived and the "zombies" left them alone. Those things are not zombies, by the way.

 

[YouShouldDeleteThisAccount]

I heard about The Room and by lucky coincidence it was being shown at a local Film Festival, so me and my friends went to see it.


Best night ever.

 

[SnootyEnglishman]

Mortal Kombat Annihilation

......just no..no no no JUST NO!!
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I can agree with you on this one.

 

[-Drifter-]

Words can't describe how bad this movie is.

WTF AM I WATCHING?

I wish I could tell you, I really do. One day my mom's boyfriend brought this over, introducing me to the worst movie I've ever seen.

 

[Dublin Solo]

Pretty much all the Godzilla movies. I sincerely thought the American one, with Matthew Broderick, was lame, but that was before I saw a few of the Japanese masterpieces. "Son of Godzilla" is by far the worst of all.

 

[Rofl-Mayo]

Advent Children, everyone hated it, but it must have been so awful that I managed to enjoy it.

 

[TomLikesGuitar]

This was The Room.

Oh hai Mark.

Oh hai Lisa.

Oh hai Mike.

Oh hai Doggie.

Cheep cheep cheep cheep.

Oh hai chicken.

 

[TerribleAssassin]

Terminator 3.


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[katsumoto03]

I thought that the parts with Batman in the Dark Knight were so-bad-they're-almost-good.

 

[Soviet Heavy]

Pretty much all the Godzilla movies. I sincerely thought the American one, with Matthew Broderick, was lame, but that was before I saw a few of the Japanese masterpieces. "Son of Godzilla" is by far the worst of all.

How can you NOT like Godzilla putting a grasshopper in a headlock and punching it!?

 

[XJ-0461]

So I just saw The Room. Remember the movie written, directed, produced and starred in by Tommy Wiseau? Well if you haven't seen it, or simply need a refresher of the terrible acting, writing and screenplay, just watch this:

(BTW, you COULD say this should have a spoiler warning, but the plot is so bland that you could predict the entire plot within the first 5 minutes)

So here's my question, Escapists:

What is the WORST movie you have EVER seen, and was it just SO bad that it became good?

In all honesty, this movie made me laugh harder than I have in a very long time, and I would watch the trainwreck unfold again in a heartbeat <3

P.S. If you're going to get into some type of argument over whether or not a movie is bad, just leave your stupid comments in your pocket.

Ok, I saw the review of this movie on TGWTG b4 they took it down and I can honestly say nothing will get me to watch that stupid piece of crap. That would be two hours of my life I will never get back. Worst movie I HAVE seen would probably be... Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Another two hours I will never get back. Only reason I saw it was because my High School Finite Math teacher put it on, and I had no other choice.

A HIGH SCHOOL teacher put on Beverly Hills Chihuahua? Man, you have my sympathy.

On topic: Ghost Rider was pretty bad. I actually got more enjoyment out of the song at the start of the end credits than out of the film. Worse, it's not even that good a song.