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I just think they completely missed the boat on the way racial issues are in America. It is a problem, and the way it was presented in the movie was just too cookie-cutter to be anywhere close to reality. All the charachters said and did was completely stereotypical, so the film contradicts itself.
i would agree with this
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CrashBrokeback MountainGoodnight and Good LuckNominated for Best Picture...what a friggin' jopke!

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Napolean DynamiteThe Truman Show

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a lot of hating on Napoleon Dynamite here...I personally found it hilarious.... however, I do have a new stinker to add to the list.... I saw it yesterday... shmpfinal.jpgI'm a fan of cheesy horror flicks but man, this was just painful to sit through...I pretty much agree with everything written in THIS REVIEW word for word: http://www.boston.com/movies/display?display=movie&id=8382

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I'd put Deer Hunter up there with Heaven's Gate. I'm totally confused why one is considered a turkey and the other is considered one of the best films of all time. They're the same movie! :club:
Dude, Deer Hunter is amazing. The Russian roulette scene is one of the most harrowing things I've ever seen in a major motion picture.
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Disagreements first:I thought "Be Cool" was pretty funny. Worth a rental. Napoleon Dynamite is only the worst movie if you didn't "get" it. I think dodgeball didn't work. I'm a fan of all those movies, but this is easily that crew's least good.Worthwhile-mentioning agreements:Alexander was a huge disaster because it messed up in so, so many ways.Battlefield Earth Hilariously bad.My "worst" list that I haven't seen on this forum yet:•The most recent remake of "The Fog". Holy Christ it was bad.•That horror movie with the wicked witch that flew around some New England town and lived in a lighthouse. I forget the name right now. Any horror movie where the "monster" really is a "monster", and not a ghost/spirit/psycho, is crap.•Freedomland. Apparently the book was good. This movie is a great example of how a very, very poor directing job can make a movie aimless, pointless, and not worthy of the actor's quality.•The Chronicles of Riddick. Cool special effects. Plot, acting, writing, pure poop.•The Grudge was 1) Not scary. 2) Not good. •The Ring 2. A-w-f-u-l.•Scream 2. Just a flaccid do-nothing of a film.•Dreamcatcher. Like most Stephen King books-turned-movies, this just failed miserably. Laughable at times.

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Casual asides:Anything with David SpadeAnything directed by Michael BaySpecial Mention:Andy Warhol's Frankenstein - Sorry, pop art fans, but this movie was self-indulgent tripe. Everything about it was laughably bad. In a nutshell, the line where Frankenstein divulges the secret of animating dead tissue: "You must **** life into the gall bladder!" Anyone who thinks there is some meaning to this movie is deluded and has probably got some really ugly pop art hanging in their apartment.

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10. Batman & Robin (The fourth installment of the franchise and the lowest-grossing of the film series. Billed as the worst superhero movie of all time, George Clooney said he would refund people's money if they stopped him on the street and said they had paid to see it. And in an interview with Barbara Walters, Clooney claims he played Batman gay. Batman & Robin earned the nickname "Batman on Ice" for a scene in which the titular heroes both inexplicably have retractable skate blades hidden inside their boots. No more Batman movies were made for nearly eight years.)
Haha. I never liked him all that much, but Clooney just got a little cooler in my book.
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Just thought of one."Must Love Dogs"-Hanging out one night, a couple of the female friends (and inconceivably one of the males) insisted we pop this in and view it because it was "soooo good." Turned out to be one of the most vile pieces of crap I've ever seen. The lone bright spot was Cusack's character, who provided a reasonable amount of humor every now and then. If I was forced to sit through it again, I would have to hope that nothing even resembling a sharp object was around, because if there was my eyes would be in terrible danger.

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Just thought of one."Must Love Dogs"-Hanging out one night, a couple of the female friends (and inconceivably one of the males) insisted we pop this in and view it because it was "soooo good." Turned out to be one of the most vile pieces of crap I've ever seen. The lone bright spot was Cusack's character, who provided a reasonable amount of humor every now and then. If I was forced to sit through it again, I would have to hope that nothing even resembling a sharp object was around, because if there was my eyes would be in terrible danger.
Wanna bet they guy who liked it is actually gayer than a three dollar bill?
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