The stupidest movie ever!
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Turanil
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I agree that it looks terrible...Psionicist said:
Let me say that Leslie Nelson did also play in "Surf Ninja". Now I am wondering if this guy did ever play in a tolerable film...Acid_crash said:
In any case, I still say "Une Chambre En Ville" was the worst movie ever produced. I have seen stupid films since then, but nothing that angered me as this terrible crap did.
I have to agree with Mystery Man. Day after Tomorrow was bad. Appalling even. It's the only movie in a long time that I desperately wanted to walk out of, but stuck it out in the hope I wouldn't be disappointed. Unfortunately, I was. Maybe not the stupidest movie ever, but definitely the worst movie last year, if not for the last few years. Stuck in a library burning books when there are scores of wooden bookshelves!
Perhaps it's a case of expecting something good but being disappointed by the result. Alexander was very similar - had a lot of expectation, but it was a really bad movie as well. Apparantly Alexander got 6 nominations for the Razzies, with Catwoman getting 7.
Pinotage
Perhaps it's a case of expecting something good but being disappointed by the result. Alexander was very similar - had a lot of expectation, but it was a really bad movie as well. Apparantly Alexander got 6 nominations for the Razzies, with Catwoman getting 7.
Pinotage
It is good to see people have taking the advice of others and have kept away from Highlander 2, because no other movie has ever come close to it as stupid, painful, and just plane awful! It will burn your eyes from your head, it make Battlefield Earth look like an Ocar winner, Gilgi a People Choice winner, and Pay Check a Golden Glode winner!
The Core was a good movie.
Dark City was a very good movie.
The Core was a good movie.
Dark City was a very good movie.
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Thanee
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With some of those bad movies out there you know what you are asking for... but the one with the highest drop from expectation to actual result must be Matrix 2 & 3, especially 3. That one's far worse than Highlander 2, and that's a really, really bad movie!
Matrix 3 is my vote for the worst movie of all time!
I don't think, while I have not seen it, that TDAT can even touch that scale.
I s'pose Catwoman and Electra are good to go into that direction, too.
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Thanee
Matrix 3 is my vote for the worst movie of all time!
I don't think, while I have not seen it, that TDAT can even touch that scale.
I s'pose Catwoman and Electra are good to go into that direction, too.
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Thanee
Goodsport
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JimAde said:
I remember when Tim Burton's Ed Wood was released 11 years ago, there was so much hype about Plan 9 From Outer Space being the worst movie ever that when I finally got a round to renting Plan 9 and watching it, it ended up not being as bad as the hype made it out to be.
It certainly wasn't good, but it didn't give me the anxiety attack that I was led to believe it would.
-G
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Strangely, when someone asks me what my one all-time favorite movie is, I can't seem to answer right away. I have several favorites, and would have to sit down and ponder long and hard on which one would be my chosen one.
My least favorite all-time movie, on the other hand, is readily apparent: back in 1985 (oh man, I'm old!), my friend dragged me to see Transylvania 6-5000, and still I haven't forgiven him for it since!
I've seen several movies over the years that were so bad that they were (unintentionally) funny - but Transylvania 6-5000 achieved the rare and dubious distinction of both sucking and not being funny in the process... made all the more ironic as the film was meant to be a screwball-comedy.
-G
My least favorite all-time movie, on the other hand, is readily apparent: back in 1985 (oh man, I'm old!), my friend dragged me to see Transylvania 6-5000, and still I haven't forgiven him for it since!
I've seen several movies over the years that were so bad that they were (unintentionally) funny - but Transylvania 6-5000 achieved the rare and dubious distinction of both sucking and not being funny in the process... made all the more ironic as the film was meant to be a screwball-comedy.
-G
JimAde
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Turanil said:Let me say that Leslie Nelson did also play in "Surf Ninja". Now I am wondering if this guy did ever play in a tolerable film...
I've never seen either of these movies you're talking about, but Leslie Nielson RULES!
He started out as a "handsome leading man" type but always wanted to do comedy. He finally got to do so by making fun of his own deadpan persona:
Forbidden Planet (Not comedy, just an excellent film)
Airplane!
Police Squad! and The Naked Gun movies
Dracula: Dead and Loving it
