What is the worst film you've ever seen?

hrd2imgn · March 2010

Anything with this cannot be classified as terrible

I may just have to make this my avatar

cdp1223 · March 2010

FAAAAALLLLLCCCOOORRRRRRR!!!!

Franny · March 2010

Yeah unfortunately NES I find painful to watch...even as a kid I couldn't ever watch the entire thing, I would go to sleep. Actually the Matrix has the exact same effect on me. (waiting for the daggers to fly!!LOL) That white thing in NES I find a tad disturbing, it's freaky looking, not at all cute to me. :?

rrivers · March 2010

Black-Corduroy wrote:

Yeah unfortunately NES I find painful to watch...even as a kid I couldn't ever watch the entire thing, I would go to sleep. Actually the Matrix has the exact same effect on me. (waiting for the daggers to fly!!LOL) That white thing in NES I find a tad disturbing, it's freaky looking, not at all cute to me. :?

I would worry about daggers from not liking "The Neverending Story" more than "The Matrix"! You are insulting people's childhood's!!! I remember being really scared of the wolf/dog at the end.

I agree with you on "The Matrix".

Pepe Silvia · March 2010

hrd2imgn wrote:

Anything with this cannot be classified as terrible

I may just have to make this my avatar

i liked the book a lot better, same with fight club (which changed the ending) though, it was still a good movie

actually, the only movie from a book i can think of that did a good job of portraying the book without changing it was requiem for a dream, though, i'd have to say as disturbing as the movie was the end for the mom was even moreso in the book

anyway, it always makes me laugh in the beginning of NES when he takes a bite of his sandwich and says he should save it...the way it's acted makes me laugh

demetrios · March 2010

Twilight

smg97791 · March 2010

Pepe Silvia wrote:

smg97791 wrote:

Pepe Silvia wrote:

i wouldn't say it was the worst i've ever seen but i thought district 9 was pure shit. it started off good but just dragged on and on and even though i wasn't on the edge of my seat or anything when it ended, finally, i was like that's it???? all that for this?

Seriously?! District 9 is one of the BEST films I have ever seen. It dragged on and on? The film was less than two hours long. You must have the attention span of a four year old. I'm curious now to know what some of your favorite films are or at least some films you think are good.

starship troopers

seriously, dick, a movie doesn't have to be 4 hours to drag on and on. it seemed like some parts just weren't needed and put in there to make time. the guy gets stuff in his face and transforms into a 'prawn' and the haitians want his arm to use the weapons and he helps an alien and his kid escape.....hooray. it just didn't do it for me.

if i had to say off the top of my head, in no particular order

big lebowski
ladies and gentlemen, the fabulous stains
brazil (the director's cut, not the butchered versions)
fear & loathing in las vegas
best in show
anchorman
life is beautiful
amelie
scotland, pa
2 days in paris
before sunrise
about schmidt
eulogy
requiem for a dream
pan's labyrinth
eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
election
mr arkadin (the comprehensive version on the criterion collection release)
little miss sunshine
the life aquatic
made
the royal tenenbaums
punch-drunk love
office space
novocaine
year of the dog
stranger than fiction
tape
the tv set
waking life
everything is illuminated
very bad things
two evil eyes
the squid and the whale
taladega nights
the grand
not a movie but the sci-fi channel's mini series of dune was great
the others and the original version he did of what was later remade into vanilla sky (open your eyes, forget how to say it in spanish)

many of those are a lot longer than district 9 so no, i do not have the attention span of a 4 year old

Whoa! Easy man, I didn't mean to insult.

Out of the movies from your list that I've seen, i wouldn't call a single one a clunker. Overall, i would say you and I have similar taste in movies. But to included District 9 in a thread about the worst movie you've ever seen is a little excessive IMO. We are all entitled to our own opinions, but have you not seen Star Wars episodes 1-3? How about the Matrix sequels? Batman and Robin? Any movie post 1995 with John Travolta in it? Go visit the SciFi/horror section of the video store or netflix, I can guarantee that 50% of what you find is SIGNIFICANTLY worse that District 9.

I don't know, not sure why I'm sticking up so much for District 9, maybe it just bothers me when I feel people can't look at something objectively. I can almost guarantee that most people's negativity for District 9 and Avatar would be erased if both movies had not received so much critical acclaim. I certainly can relate to movie hype unrealized but at their worst, IMO, the two movies are better than average scifi/action flicks. Miles from worst movie ever.

Pepe Silvia · March 2010

the tv movie version of brave new world with leonard nimoy. what a total piece of crap, they changed things, combined multiple characters into 1 person, had 1 character doing actions a different character did in the book....blah

Jason P · March 2010

Well, no one thought the war against the arachnids of Klendathu could be won. But you showed the starship troopers... that those bugs could be destroyed.

A lot of people think the war on terror is a war that can't be won, right? That's why I joined the Department of Homeland Security.

My friend, two words. Starship fuckin' Troopers.

Pepe Silvia · March 2010

smg97791 wrote:

Whoa! Easy man, I didn't mean to insult.

Out of the movies from your list that I've seen, i wouldn't call a single one a clunker. Overall, i would say you and I have similar taste in movies. But to included District 9 in a thread about the worst movie you've ever seen is a little excessive IMO. We are all entitled to our own opinions, but have you not seen Star Wars episodes 1-3? How about the Matrix sequels? Batman and Robin? Any movie post 1995 with John Travolta in it? Go visit the SciFi/horror section of the video store or netflix, I can guarantee that 50% of what you find is SIGNIFICANTLY worse that District 9.

I don't know, not sure why I'm sticking up so much for District 9, maybe it just bothers me when I feel people can't look at something objectively. I can almost guarantee that most people's negativity for District 9 and Avatar would be erased if both movies had not received so much critical acclaim. I certainly can relate to movie hype unrealized but at their worst, IMO, the two movies are better than average scifi/action flicks. Miles from worst movie ever.

ok, fair enough, it just seemed like district 9 had all this build up for very little at the end. i don't know why i expected more from it when i like other movies that end with very little being resolved. i guess i was because of the subject of the movie. it had good parts but when it ended like that it just annoyed me.

and yeah, there are maaaaaany other sci-fi movies i would say are far worse than district 9 and as much as i disliked it i wouldn't call it 'the worst i've seen', maybe 1 that annoyed me most

and yeah, i thought star wars episode 1 was very weak (though i did like 2 and 3, have you seen fanboyz?), i tried watching the 1st sequel to the matrix and never finished it which made me not bother even seeing the 3rd and i think the only good batman movies were the ones by christopher nolan

it might be because i read the comics when i was a kid and tim burton made him somewhat cartoony and cheesey like the 60's batman (but still very different) but i think nolan captured the darkness of him a lot better. in the comics batman has even killed a bunch of people, like in the batman: the cult mini series :ugeek:
although....:D i did kinda dislike the pauses christian bale takes in between words in the same sentence at times, it makes me think he has asthma or something

Wobbie · March 2010

eraserhead.

cdp1223 · March 2010

imalive wrote:

eraserhead.

uh...seriously? :shock:

CJMST3K · March 2010

cdp1223 wrote:

imalive wrote:

eraserhead.

uh...seriously? :shock:

I think he was making a suggestion for your avatar.

http://cache1.asset-cache.net/xc/845895 ... 515D28D7BA

cdp1223 · March 2010

CJMST3K wrote:

cdp1223 wrote:

imalive wrote:

eraserhead.

uh...seriously? :shock:

I think he was making a suggestion for your avatar.

http://cache1.asset-cache.net/xc/845895 ... 515D28D7BA

Cheeky monkey... :roll:

tybird · March 2010

Sleepaway Camp
Pennies from Heaven

Pepe Silvia · March 2010

tybird wrote:

Sleepaway Camp

aww come on, where else will ya see an ending like that!?
:P

catefrances · March 2010

smg97791 wrote:

I don't know, not sure why I'm sticking up so much for District 9, maybe it just bothers me when I feel people can't look at something objectively. I can almost guarantee that most people's negativity for District 9 and Avatar would be erased if both movies had not received so much critical acclaim. I certainly can relate to movie hype unrealized but at their worst, IMO, the two movies are better than average scifi/action flicks. Miles from worst movie ever.

nope. its the south african accents that will have me not seeing district 9. cant stand it. as for avatar.. it was better than i gave it credit for. i figured with all that talking it up it had to be shit. but i liked it.

die hard 4 was shit imo.

Franny · March 2010

rrivers wrote:

Black-Corduroy wrote:

Yeah unfortunately NES I find painful to watch...even as a kid I couldn't ever watch the entire thing, I would go to sleep. Actually the Matrix has the exact same effect on me. (waiting for the daggers to fly!!LOL) That white thing in NES I find a tad disturbing, it's freaky looking, not at all cute to me. :?

I would worry about daggers from not liking "The Neverending Story" more than "The Matrix"! You are insulting people's childhood's!!! I remember being really scared of the wolf/dog at the end.

I agree with you on "The Matrix".

Hey it was of my childhood...I was 5yo when it came out and I went to sleep in the cinema, mum was very impressed that she had forked out $$$ for me to sleep LOL.

But hey we were asked for our OPINION of worst movies, and opinions are like arseholes, everyones got one.

catefrances · March 2010

alvin and the chipmunks: the sequel. so very very bad.

A satellite forever orbiting · March 2010

i dont think i've ever hated a film more intensely.

the sweetest thing (2002)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0253867/fullcredits

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