Worst movie you have ever saw.

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shabby

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As much as i love Jessica Alba, i couldnt stand 10 minutes of Honey. The dialogue is so bad that i just couldnt stand it that i stopped watching it.
But Jalba rules :)
 

classy

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Originally posted by: volrath
The Passion.

Discuss!

[popcorn]

Yea it was so terrible :roll:, it did 370 million at the box office, caused a man who committed murder, to turn himself him, and sold 4+ million copies of the dvd the first day it was available. And it was a Rated R movie to boot.
 

csyberblue

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Originally posted by: raystorm
Originally posted by: DarkKnight
Worst Movies I saw recently:


Lost in Translation (didn't see the point of the movie, didn't find it very funny either)

ugh.. absolutely. It wasn't funny or enjoyable at all and I was totally annoyed with Murray's character for some reason. Also seeing old man Murray smooching a 19 year old chick to be pretty creepy looking. (wasn't she that age during filming?? i forget.. still creepy anyways)

I didn't like lost in translation either.

Very few movies will I stop watching midway through, and this was one of them.

the worst movie EVER is:

Supernova

I saw it in theaters when it came out and it was horrible.
 

SagaLore

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The Polar Bear King.

My mom rented it for the family, she'll watch anything once. Worst. Movie. Ever.
 

Weeeman

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C'mon now people.... I surely hope many of you don't really mean what you say about some of these movies? :p

Worst movie of all time, all time, not of your past 3 weeks :D

I can't even begin to make a list of BAD movies, because it would take forever to list them.... but to narrow it down to the worst movie ever.... now that's a toughie.

Newest one ive seen that was horrible: Cabin Fever

All Time: Mystery Men? Rofl.
 

shortylickens

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Now a four-way tie.

Battlefield Earth.
Freddy Got Fingered.
Open Ocean
About Schmidt.


Sadly, they all had actors who were capable of much better work.
I think the directors, writers and producers were just trying to make money.
For all I know, they probably did.
 

shamgar03

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Originally posted by: Triforceofcourage
The worst movie I have ever saw had to be Starship troopers.
what was yours?

Holy crap Starship troopers owned starship troopers 2. The first is like a shakespearian play compared to the second one. Yes I know I probobly spelled shakespear wrong...
 

foolish501

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House Of The Dead, how sucky was it to have bits of the dreamcast game pop up throughout the movie for no reason.
 

phantom309

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Heaven's Gate - everything about it was wrong. I honestly think Micheal Cimino deliberately set out to make the worst film ever made. Boring, impossible to follow plot, crucial dialog unintelligible due to deliberately vague sound mix, very long uninteresting scenes which do not advance plot, bizarre continuity problems, the list goes on....

Prospero's Books - unbelievably pretentious, ugly and dull. Supposedly a Shakespeare adaptation, it was basically two hours of flabby naked people lumbering pointlessly around, occasionally visited by urinating cherubs while a narrator mumbles endlessly. Intended to be director Peter Greenway's artistic masterpiece, it is totally unwatchable save for a few moments of unintentional comedy.

About Schmidt - about as much fun as waiting in line for security at Reagan International, only About Schmidt is longer and has less plot.

 

TheAudit

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Bike Boyz.
It?s like the Fast and the Furious except even dumber (if that?s possible).
 

bupkus

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Originally posted by: FleshLight
It has to be either A Clockwork Orange, Requiem for a Dream, or Doctor Strangelove.

In it's day, A Clockwork Orange was a very good social statement. The acting was quite good too.
Dr. Strangelove was also a classic of it's time.
I don't recall Requiem for a Dream.
 

DrPizza

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Originally posted by: notfred
...have ever SEEN.

It's been bothering me for 5 days now whenever I see that.. "worst movie you ever saw" or "worst movie you have ever seen"... take your choice. But the title, as it is now, makes me cringe.
 

NissanGurl

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Couldn't say worst movie ever, but a "B" movie I absolutely LOVED was Beastmaster (the version with Rip Torn). Ever since I watched that movie I've wanted to get a pair of ferrets and train them to "collect" things for me.