Top 20 Worst Movies of all time

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I assume you're looking for people's opinions on this, so I'll start:

-GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS: That movie literally gave me a migraine. I'm not against using swear words when there's a reason, but saying them just to say them (and that's pretty much what the bulk of the film was) is just poor/lazy writing.

Next?

Battlefield Earth, has the distinction of being a cult classic on its opening day

I have a few:

American History X

Fever Pitch

Benjamin Button - Brad Pitt

Gods and Generals - The horrendous endless monologues that were painful to watch ...........

Lost in Space - the remake

The Cable Guy

Ghost Rider

Any move with Matt McConaughey

The Wicker Man - Nicholas Cage

Chuck and Larry

Anything Adam Sandler has made since 1998

The Majestic

The Time Machine - 2002

Waterworld - WHY DID COSTNER HAVE TO MAKE THIS CRAP 1 year before the Postman ????

The Charge of the Light Brigade: The worst historical epic acting ever.

Batman - the one with George Clooney

Jarhead

Malibu's most wanted

Wild Wild West - Will Smith

Blacula

The Rollerball remake.

i can see why

i haven't seen that one, so why was it so bad?

i've seen that one, yes it was horrible. bad comic book adaptations and nicholas cage are bad enough on their own, but why put them together???! !!

i haven't seen that but still. nicholas cage.....

to avoid further confusion it is called "batman and robin". "batman" was a different movie released in 1989. sorry, but that's a special interest of mine

besides shaft, are any Blaxploitation films good?

I liked half of the movies on that list....

Bloodrayne
Van Helsing
Ghost World
Date Movie
Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium

"Stealth" - Jamie Fox



...and Godfather 3



....Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

Anyone seen Freddy Got Fingered?

1. Love Actually
2. Spiderman 3
3. Batman and Robin
4. Alien vs Predator: Requiem (F**king insult of a movie)
5. Cloverfield
6. Alone in the Dark
7. Godzilla 98
8. There Will Be Blood
9. Titanic
10. A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge
11. The Matrix Revolutions
12, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (First one was 10 times better)
13. Alien: Resurrection
14. Lost in Space
15. Hoodwinked
16. Troy
17. The Village
18. Batman Forever
19. Snakes on a Plane
20. Wolf Creek

Anyone ever seen a movie called Naked Space? Don't.

My dad took me to see the Garbage Pail Kids Movie when it came out at some cheap movie theater. It featured midgets with prosthetic makeup to make them look like characters from the cards. It was horrifying. Here's a scene:

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I think this was the only movie I ever walked out of.

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Awful, painful acting, and you just knew before the movie even started that Benny Button was going to be abandoned and raised by black people. Way too predictable. Also, Cate Blanchett looked like a corpse. Cate Blanchett was not hot at all and was too old for her role.

It was like they basically tried to redo Forrest Gump but the entire plot was just absolute hack and was just totally forced out for almost 4 hours. They tried way too hard as well to make it sappy and sentimental.




I went to see it in theaters on leave from Iraq and was pissed that I wasted a whole evening on this nonsense. I about fell asleep when his head turned into a skull(I think that happened,) Anyway, it was rubbish.



I'm not much of a Batman fan, but my dad is, so consequently I've seen every batman thing ever made, but it doesn't do anything for me though. I don't much care for comic books or superheros. The Batman and Robin sticks out in my head as the worst one though. The funniest/worst part about Batman and Robin was when Bain apparently was able to get on a commerical flight despite being "Bain," and he was only disguised by a fedora hat and a trench coat. Not much effort was invested in that particular movie. Ditto for the Batman with Val Kilmer, but that wasn't as bad as Batman and Robin.



Interesting:

I thought Troy was just OK........

It was obvious though that in the early 2000's, the studios were desperate to recapture the success of Gladiator by producing Alexander, Troy, Tristian and Isolde, King Arthur, and Beowulf, and a few others, but really, none of these afterthought follow-up historical epics were any good. Gladiator was just kidnd of one-time lightning in a bottle but Gladiator was only kind of a flash in the pan. They kept trying hard to pull another smash hit out of the Ancient and Early-Medieval era but it just wasn't going to happen.

I usually like baseball movies, but I HATE Bull Durham............. Only because Susan Sarandon is so old and hideous but they try and cast her as a hot babe who the whole team wants to sleep with. Susan Sarandon was some old lady trying to get with Kevin Costner and Tim Robbins............. it was ridiculous. Susan Sarandon's character also tried way too hard to be psuedo-intellectual but it just fell flat on its face.

I totally agree. I think that movie is highly overrated. It was okay in the beginning, but then the movie just continued to drag on and I got bored with it.

What film should I start with.I don't usually watch a lot of films but I try and recall some of the most turgid films I have seen...
Bad Boys(Just another film with cars,shooting and cops versus criminals).
Judge Dredd(No idea of what Stallone kept quoting,should have been called Judge Dreadful)
Street Fighter(Live version,not the anime)
Mortal Kombat 2(First one has its moments,second one is rubbish)
Super Mario Bros.

Prince of Persia
Resident Evil
Troy
Catwoman
Battlefield Earth
All About Steve
Meet the Spartans
Disaster Movie
Epic Movie
Date Movie
Scary Movie 4
The Postman
The Last Airbender
Son of the Mask