Blair Witch. So much hype, so little payoff.
Ultra Violet. Considering that Equilibrium was from the same guy and ruled, it's amazing that Violet sucked so hard
Starship Troopers. Planet bound bugs being able to bullseye orbiting space ships is stretching things already, never mind them hitting other planets, but what kind of crappy pilot do you have to be to not avoid projectiles coming from a planet's surface? And HTF could earth not see the big freakin rocks lobbed at it?)
Xtro (That movie is pure WTF)
Disney's The Black Hole (The ending was more WTF than 2001, IMO)
Battlefield Earth
A.I. was fvcking horrible! Wonderful talent all around, but not a braincell to spare amongst the scriptwriters or characters. Most idiotic story ever, with reams of retarded actions ("Hmm... I think I'll kill my wife in front of an android... aka, a walking camcorder." Fvcking stupid movie)
The Ring 2. The original was nice and creepy and I had been hoping for more. Sadly, no.
Eragon. Like AI, so much talent, so much waste. Hollywood should have a rule that Malcovitch is to never, ever play a bad guy in a fantasy setting. His performance in Johnny English (hell, add that to the list, too) was truly sad. In terms of historical or contemporary fiction, he does kick ass (Rounders, In the Line of Fire), but so bad in fantasy!
Rosencrantz and Gildenstern are Dead. I saw this based on the talent behind it. It's one of two movie I have not finished in a great many years. I got to like the 80 min mark and was like "This movie isn't fvcking over for another 40 min?!" It sure felt like 2 hours by then.
Lawnmower Man 2. I've seen pieces of it. I don't want to see more.
Jaws: The Revenge. They turned the shark into a slasher movie killer, complete with offscreen teleportation and psychic link to the victim. I mean, wow. That movie gave me new respect for #3.
Jurassic Park: The Lost World. That was a money grab all around and it showed. More plot holes than you could drop that big ass armored transport through, and dumber actions than a shot-bus load of elementary school children would take.
Volcano & Dante's Peak. I want to find the people in hollywood who write volcano movies, and I want to dip them in lava. Because they haven't a clue how it works.
Cyborg. I don't know how it got so well known, considering how utterly putrid it is.
Demon Seed. The idea sounded cool, but it bored me to tears. Stupid woman who doesn't know where the breaker box is, an indestructible house, a sadistic and horny computer; combine, blend well, serve tepid. Shocker; it's based on a Dean Koontz novel.
Halloween 3. The Halloween franchise was supposed to be a series of movies, each odd and even in sequence dividing up unique, independent story. No wonder that idea tanked after his abomination.
Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter. Considering the hype around it and the clips of what I'd seen, I was expecting more. Such a nifty premise, doomed by the cast. The budget didn't help things either.
Wizards. I could stand... maybe 20 min. I think. God, so, so BAD. Bakshi has a private place in hell, I assure you.
Zardoz & The Russian House. I like Sean Connery quite a bit. I want to know what he was smoking (or who he needed to pay off) when he agreed to make the former movie. The latter just bored me to tears. Such a shame for a cold war spy flick.
Dungeons & Dragons. Any half-way competent writer with AD&D in their background as a teenager could have dashed off a better story in a weekend. And, really, what is it with Jeremy Irons being in sucktastic movies with dragons? Has he got something against them?
Highlander 2. See Jurassic Park 2 and Zardoz, above.