Topic: Worst Movies You Have Ever Watched - page 71. (Read 95835 times)

You found the movie boring? I thought it was all right. The film was based on a real event (i.e a real serial killer). But anyway, if you have no taste for crime thrillers, it won't help. 

"The Frozen Ground" with Cage and Cusack, but sooooo boring.

Bad is good.

What? Really? I really enjoyed it, and I actually think it's one of the rare films that is actually better than the original. I haven't seen it in absolute years though. I'd like to watch it again and see if it holds up.

Vanilla Sky was by the worst move i have ever seen in my life.

Catwoman is meh.. there are many other that have failed equally or done worse.. like these:

Steel (not a Supermanmovie.. Shaq O'Neal in main role)
Captain America (1990)
Superman 4
Supergirl (1984)
Batman&Robin (batnipples, batbuttcrack and batvisa.. what else do i have to say?)
Electra
Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) (yeah, the film where Robin Williams dresses up woman to take care of kids.. Mrs. Doubtfire was originally a crossdressing hero)

And i like this one but some critics put this often on their lists:

Howard the Duck (1986) (Spielberg is ashamed of two movies.. the other one is Star Wars Holidayspecial and the other one is this.. Ducktits!!)

con air is cool too
i've forgot cage play in this movie

tokarev listed as rage in imdb
that's why i can't find it
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2401807
i'll watch that, thanks for you recommend

Harry Potter can't be considered as one the best films ever created, but in my opinion the series isn't like a B-movie trash, many people are in love with it.

The first one or the entire film series? I'd hardly consider them classics, but they're not really worst film of all time bad. Some are better than others though, but I haven't seen the last few do can't comment on them.

Harry Potter was bad.

People already warn me about it but I didn't listen.

Normally any1 will say this but there are to many crappy marvel and dc comic movies.

Like DilanDuck said Catwoman i can translate this word on english but worse is very nice word for this movie.

Catwoman (2004)

Nominally based on the DC Comics character and starring Halle Berry, the titular Catwoman bears little resemblance to the Batman antagonist: the cinematic Catwoman has superpowers, unlike in the comics, and leaps from rooftop to rooftop in stiletto heels.

The character's signature lycra catsuit was replaced with slashed leather trousers and matching bra, and a mask that also acts as a hat. She also has a different name, Patience Phillips, than the established DC Catwoman character, Selina Kyle. As the movie character differs so widely from her comic book source, the character, as portrayed in this film, has been cited as "Catwoman in Name Only". The film was the result of various rewrites by a total of 28 different screenwriters, though only four were credited after arbitration with the WGA. It has a 9% rating at Rotten Tomatoes, and was declared "arguably the worst superhero film ever made" by the Orlando Sentinel. Jean Lowerison of the San Diego Metropolitan said in her review that Catwoman "goes on my 'worst' list for the year, and quite possibly for all time." The Village Voice summed up reviews of the film under the title "Me-Ouch". The movie was the winner of four Razzies for Worst Picture, Worst Actress, Worst Director (Pitof) and Worst Screenplay. Berry arrived at the ceremony to accept her Razzie in person (with her Best Actress Oscar for Monster's Ball in hand), saying: "First of all, I want to thank Warner Brothers. Thank you for putting me in a piece of shit, god-awful movie... It was just what my career needed." It is on Roger Ebert's "most hated" list and International Business Times included it on its list of Hollywood's top 5 worst movies ever made.

Yeah I gotta admit Alone in the Dark - is supposed to be related to the game right?

And yeah its pretty bad lol.

The Room is technically a melodrama, but the director Tommy Wiseau insists that it's a black comedy, but the humour is obviously unintentional. Nobody laughs at the film because it's funny; they're laughing at how hysterically bad it is. In the director's mind I'm sure he thinks he's created a masterpiece of Shakespearean or Greek tragedy, but it's just a collosal fuck up on every imaginable level of filmmaking.

Alone in the dark; Twighlight 2; Saw series after 1 piece (meant 2-infinity) In this exact order

I hope its not zombieland, cause that was a good movie plus funny as hell.

So realisitic too, esp being a nerd 

Zombie, I think.
Don't remember full name now.

Shortbus (2006)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0367027/

According to me it would be After Earth, I had a lot of expectations from the two Smith's featured, but it fell flat..

I saw this at the cinema about two and a half years ago now. It was an amazing experience. Such a terrible film that felt like one of the best cinema visits in a LONG time.

For those who haven't seen it, I highly recommend going to a local showing - especially with a group of friends. It's so ridiculously bad that it is brilliant.