Name a movie that you NEVER want to see again....

[lost-in-nj]

you know the one you could live without....

I have a few but have to think about "the ONE"


lost


any zombie movie btw

[malta blue]

1. the english patient.

'nuff said.

:puke:

[lost-in-nj]

16. never saw it

but I want to

well

maybe not now


:)


lost

[JCMach1]

67. It was a good movie, not great...

but worth a view.

[TexasBushwhacker]

39. LOL - I hated it too

I just don't find adulterers sympathetic, never have.

[Arugula Latte]

174. Remember Elaine on Seinfeld's reaction to it?

"Just DIE already!"

[XemaSab]

2. Titanic

:P

[lost-in-nj]

17. awwww man

I like it!!!

Have you seen a Night to Remember??
so much was taken from this movie.....

:hi:


lost

[XemaSab]

22. I haven't, no

I just didn't believe DiCaprio as the love interest... I thought he should be more rugged and better looking, but instead Leonardo's this delicate, pretty little boy.

It sort of blew the movie for me. Among other things.

[TZ]

3. Any slasher pic!

Go figure, I work with blood in my day job..but I can't stand bloody movies....

[lost-in-nj]

18. Me to

I do not like blood and guts

my son is a paramedic.....


sometimes I wish he wouldn't tell me about his day at work


talk about stories


:puke:

lost

[YellowRubberDuckie]

4. The Hills Have Eyes.

I left the theatre terribly disgusted and I felt DIRTY.
Duckie

[XemaSab]

7. Original or remake?

'Cause I basically started laughing during the remake and didn't really stop. :P

[YellowRubberDuckie]

9. The remake.

I wasn't born when the original came out. I'm glad you thought it was funny, I was terribly disturbed by it.
Duckie

[XemaSab]

11. That was possibly one of the worst movies I have ever seen

It could have been truly frightening, but the filmmakers went for gross-out instead of suspense.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

13. I didn't feel that way at all.

I guess everyone sees movies differently too? :shrug:
Duckie

[XemaSab]

14. That's probably the case

:hi:

[lost-in-nj]

15. any one

remake
original

what ever


:hi:


lost

[lost-in-nj]

20. YUCH

no friggen way


lost


blech

[bigwillq]

5. Hostel

The Mist
Forrest Gump

[YellowRubberDuckie]

6. I agree about Hostel.

How fucked up was that!?
DUckie

[bigwillq]

8. I am usually cool with horror movies

but that was one of the grossest movies ever.

I did enjoy the Saw movies though.

[Scooter24]

10. Another for Hostel

my god :scared:

[Bennyboy]

12. On Any Sunday, Man of The Year, Bewitched, Hitchhikers

guide to the galaxy,Monster In law...(anything with Jennifer Lopez except Selena).

[nuxvomica]

25. I've not seen On Any Sunday or Monster-In-Law

But I wholeheartedly concur on the others. You've hit the bull's-eye at least three times. Sadly, all three were films I genuinely looked forward to seeing. :(

edit: had a smiley smilie when it shoulda been a frowny one.

[TexasBushwhacker]

43. Jennifer was good in "Out of Sight"

but then, I was mostly watching George Clooney ;)

[Iggo]

131. On Any Sunday?

The moto-cross-off-road-sort-of-almost-documentary from the early 70's?

Or "Any Given Sunday," the lame football movie?

[Bennyboy]

146. Any Given Sunday....I loved On Any Sunday.....

Get em confused all the time.....

[Westegg]

137. J.Lo was actually good in "Selena"...

...at the start of her career, when she had a modicum of humility.

[trotsky]

19. Jacob's Ladder

Man that disturbed me.

[TZ]

21. Okay I'll avoid that one

Anything that disturbs you would probably traumatize me.......:)

[trotsky]

24. I dunno, I'm a movie wimp.

Never liked slasher/horror flicks. I was sort of tricked into seeing Jacob's Ladder - I didn't know anything about it beforehand. Not that JL is a slasher/horror movie, it just has some disturbing and vivid imagery that creeped me out.

[PassingFair]

34. I will never go to a chiropractor....

because of that movie!

[trotsky]

45. I would have never gone to one anyway...

but that movie DEFINITELY sealed the deal!!

[kentauros]

133. It is a creepy movie

but I found it to be of a rare breed: a spiritual movie posing as a horror movie.

By the way, you avatar reminds me of the "demon" working its way through the ceiling in one of the deleted scenes ;)

[trotsky]

177. Aw crap, there were deleted scenes?

Thank goodness I saw this back in the days of VHS tapes and not DVDs with extras. :)

[kentauros]

184. Yes, there's an "alternate ending"

having to do with the drug he may or may not have been given. It's pretty intense, too :)

I had never heard of the movie until a friend made a copy of his DVD a couple of years ago. I've since seen at least one site and messageboard devoted to discussing just that one movie.

[YDogg]

23. The Sound of Music

Saw it way too many times over the years.

[Frank Cannon]

26. Any of the "Saw" franchise

"Saw" the first one. That was enough. I kind of get the idea.

[stuntcat]

89. those are terrible

I'm a horror movie fanatic and I hate that those are considered Horror, they're just STUPID.

[Frank Cannon]

91. I'm a horror movie buff too. I completely agree.

The "Saw" movies aren't horror. They're just horrible.

[driver8]

99. Man, do those movies suck or what?

So does "Hostel."

[Frank Cannon]

149. Someone in Hollywood got the wrong idea that disgusting = scary.

One of my favorite horror movies of all time is John Carpenter's remake of "The Thing". The two scariest parts in that movie for me are the "blood test" and when the makeshift spaceship is discovered underneath the compound. To me, those scenes are scary because they are mind-bendingly freaky, not because they are gory and disgusting.

[XemaSab]

164. Disgusting = scary???

That's why "The Hills Have Eyes" was NOT scary for me.

"The Shining" was scary. The scene from "I Am Legend" where he goes into the warehouse after the dog was scary. Part of "Blair Witch" were scary. All because they didn't show too much.

Alfred Hitchcock knew this back in the day, but most modern directors seem to have forgotten this. :(

[Frank Cannon]

169. Agreed

What's scary is what you don't see. What's REALLY scary is what you just barely make out in the corner.

[riderinthestorm]

27. Nacho Libre

My youngest daughter heard about it and we picked it up at Blockbuster to cuddle together and watch, and even she was disgusted - we've seen a lot of stupid films but this one was probably the all time worst.

[The Animator]

28. A River Runs Through It.

Not something I saw voluntarily. Didn't think it was possible to be bored to death, I was wrong. It nearly killed me having to sit through the whole thing.

[graywarrior]

41. I watched it again just to make sure I really hated it.

I did not give a rats ass about any of those people. They all sucked.

[Peregrine Took]

151. Incredibly terrible in every way.

[grannylib]

29. Star Wars Episode 1. Pathetic, especially when you are an original

Star Wars junkie.

[stuntcat]

90. but but Jar Jar!!?

You know you love JarJar! :eyes: That movie sure tested my Star Wars love.

[momophile]

105. I agree. it's sad how bad that movie is. nt

[XemaSab]

165. I would be hard pressed to pick which one of the "new" Star Wars movies was the WORST

They were all bad, each in their own way. :P

[Shine]

30. Borat

ugh

[TexasBushwhacker]

40. Ditto! n/t

[Broken_Hero]

57. ditto, nt

[Jade Fox]

187. ditto n/t

[Tommy_Carcetti]

189. I don't like to judge movies I haven't seen....

...but I don't think I have any interest whatsoever in watching Borat.

So the guy goes about trying to prove people are racists, yet he is the one making fun of people from Kazakstan for no reason? I don't get it.

[Iris]

31. No Country for Old Men

I hated it.

[Initech]

50. Same here.

Walking out of the theater, I had a big :WTF: floating over my head.

[Iris]

98. glad I wasn't the only one!

:-)

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

109. I had to check the DVD again

to make sure I hadn't selected a weird "alternate" ending.

But I won't watch the movie again. Pointless. And there was an Academy Award nomination in there somewhere!

:hi:

[Iris]

110. It's always a treat to see Tess Harper and Al Gore's college roommate

(Tommy Lee Jones), but that was all I got out of it!

[Peregrine Took]

153. I liked it but I hated "Blood for Oil" - what a bore.

[XemaSab]

162. But "Blood for Oil" had, like, the BEST villains!

I mean, come on! Who else shoots their friend in the face like that? Or the stupid guy?

I mean, Fargo had a dumb villain, but not THAT dumb!

[IzaSparrow]

32. the wedding planner

[Aristus]

33. Wild At Heart.

Man! I was YEARS getting over that one! My rapturous, ecstatic, unconditional love for Laura Dern dimmed a bit after seeing it...

[MorningGlow]

37. "PEANUT!" "SAILOR!"

:rofl:

Mr. MG ALWAYS stops on it whenever he comes across it on satellite. His rapturous, ecstatic, unconditional love for Laura Dern survived the movie, but even he admits that he can't sit through the whole thing.

[JCMach1]

68. Loved it!

[PassingFair]

35. "Waitress"

What COMPLETE DRECK!

Women as victims, unable to help
themselves.

A total throwback.

[MorningGlow]

36. Moulin Rouge

:puke:

Even with Ewan MacGregor, it made me :puke:

Close second: Titanic.

I want somewhere between four and five hours of my life back.

[JCMach1]

69. Loved it!

[Peregrine Took]

154. Walked out after 5 minutes.

[MorningGlow]

171. I have a really pathetic obsession

I ALWAYS give movies a chance. Even when it's dawning on me that I'm watching a crapfest, I'll watch the whole thing to give it a chance to redeem itself. I ordered Moulin Rouge on PPV because I'd heard so many good things about it. And I watched every. damned. red-tinted. minute. of it. Verdict: No redeeming qualities.

[laconicsax]

38. The Wedding Date

My fiancee's boss was gushing about how wonderful the movie was and loaned us a copy. We watched it and kept waiting for it to stop being terrible. Even the credits were awful. We watched all of the extra features in the vain hopes that we hadn't wasted a full hour and a half. It turns out that every unanswered question about the premise, plot, and character backgrounds was answered by the deleted scenes--the cutting room floor material was the stuff that explained what the hell was going on!

[harmonicon]

42. most movies that have ever been made

.....with the exception of zombie movies. Even the horrible ones I'll watch at least once.... zombie research and all.

[Jamastiene]

182. I love zombie movies too. n/t

[TexasBushwhacker]

44. Bridges of Madison County! n/t

[Wetzelbill]

102. I kept waiting for Clint Eastwood to shoot somebody!

Possibly even me. :)

[bookworm65t]

46. Mildred Pierce

I hate shit-taker movies, and this is the queen of them all.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

47. The 'Burbs, Death to Smoochy, Dancing With Wolves.

[TZ]

94. Okay the first two I understand..

But why Dances with Wolves? I thought that was a wonderful movie...

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

107. Some of it actually was very good, and there was some great photography,

but it was sooooo looooong, and some of it just went on and on and on, that I just don't think I could bring myself to sit through it again. I can't say it actually sucked, though. Just toooo sloooow.

[av8rdave]

48. Message in a Bottle

OK...I've only seen about half of it - it always puts me to sleep!

[drmeow]

49. Breaking the Waves by Lars von Trier

Quite honestly, I've essentially stopped going to the movies. I can't deal with very much violence in movies, I get so frustrated by the mandatory tit shots, and all too often I find myself feeling emotionally manipulated and it annoys me (I think older films are less ham handed about staging things to get exactly the emotional response they want - I find myself in movies thinking, "ah, the director wants me to feel XX emotion now").

[BeachBaby]

51. About Schmidt......

Space Balls....
The Accused....
Eyes Wide Shut.

:hi: to my fellow Jersey girl!

[Initech]

52. Charlie's Angels

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[XemaSab]

63. That was indeed a shit fest

:P

[Initech]

118. Pretty much anything involving Drew Barrymore made 2001 - now is a shit fest.

[XemaSab]

160. Disappointing

She could be one of the GREATS... but instead of picking the more "interesting" roles she wants to be seen as a sex symbol... to her detriment.

[FloridaJudy]

53. The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover

I walked out half-way through. It was vicious and sadistic. I wish I could unsee the half I did, and from friends' reports the ending was much, much worse.

[Westegg]

138. Sorry. Peter Greenaway is a genius...

...and huge numbers of his films are genuine works of art, including "Cook... Thief..." I can't prove it to you? But I know I'm right.

[kentauros]

141. I've only ever seen "Cook...Thief..."

and the ending alone is worth everything else the movie put you through :D

[Westegg]

144. Try the "Spotted Dick." The Brits love it!

[knixphan]

194. Greenaway!

Yeah -

'Drowning by Numbers' is a good after-mint for Coof/Thief...

[Tommy_Carcetti]

188. Oh the ending to that.....

I watched it in a college class of mine....it was one of those night classes, which are always more fun and informal. So we all brought along food and snacks and were eating.

Until we got to the ending of that movie. I think I about lost my appetite for two days after seeing the ending, no joke.

[Bullwinkle925]

54. "Boxing Helena" . . .

I walked out of it and never ever want to see any of it again.

EVER!

[edbermac]

55. Deep Throat

The acting, script, cinematography and directing was atrocious. :evilgrin:

[Mad_Dem_X]

126. LOL! nt

[PeaceNikki]

56. Natural Born Killers

Not because of the movie itself, but because of a horrendous personal experience that occurred while it played.

[XemaSab]

166. This makes me curious.

:shrug:

[SeattleGirl]

58. "The Nightmare Before Christmas"

I tried watching it TWICE, and actually fell asleep both times. I've never done that before or since.

[momophile]

106. I can't sit through that kind of animation for very long

it makes me a little ill.

[Lost-in-FL]

59. "Eyes wide shut"

What a horrendous POS.

[JCMach1]

70. Loved it!

[ghostsofgiants]

81. No, Eyes Wide Shut was great.

You lose at Kubrick. :P

[geardaddy]

136. Ding! Ding! Ding!

we have a winner.

[kwassa]

178. Eyes Wide Shut is Kubrick's worst film. Terrible.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

60. Mark of the Devil

I saw this when I was in junior high school, with a friend who was really into horror movies. I can't believe we were allowed in the theater, because there were scenes of nude people being tortured. But the movie hadn't been rated with the standard system...It was rated "V" for violence. It was seriously gross, and I could barely watch. I should have left, but I was stupid, and didn't want to seem uncool.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

61. A Clockwork Orange...

Never actually got all the way through...

I was horrified, and repulsed...:puke:

[XemaSab]

64. Good call.

Trust me, it didn't get any better.

That is a film I never want to see again.

[JCMach1]

71. Awesome movie...

[6000eliot]

79. I taught it twice last semester.

It was quite a challenge to sit through it twice!

[momophile]

104. I didn't get through it my first time either

it is hard to watch, but I have stomached it twice now. don't know if I'll ever see it again, though. unless my daughter has it on as a teenager.

[Westegg]

139. "Clockwork" is one of my favorites...

...but the novel is ten times better.

[sagetea]

190. Oh Boy, me too!!

Hated it so very much, it was not a good time in my life to see that movie!!

[Chan790]

62. The Forbidden Zone

It defies explanation, so you'd kinda have to see it. You probably shouldn't though. It's gross, sexist, racist and mostly dumb. The sort of movie where a major female character is topless for the entire movie and no reason is ever given. There is a lot of blackface "comedy", not surprisingly a certain derogatory word for African-Americans is uttered repeatedly, a colon is used as a major scene backdrop, scatological farce plays huge role.

[WayneF]

65. Sweet Home Alabama, Transformers

[BlueDissenter]

66. The Horse Whisperer

Fifteen minutes into the movie I just started providing dialogue to relieve my boredom.

[Peregrine Took]

155. So awful!

[JCMach1]

72. HP: Order of the Phoenix

Waste of time and money on that one...

Added absolutely nothing new... Was not even visually interesting.

[JCMach1]

73. Hmm some disagreements here... I love almost everything Kubrick did

even when the story was rubbish (think Eyes Wide Shut), he created visual masterpieces.

Moulin Rouge was fantastic, but if you don't appreciate post-modern pastiche you might hate it.

Don't even get me started on someone dismissing Peter Greenaway. The Cook, the Thief... is not his best, but still an interesting (if sick) picture.


======================

Please, throw some real rubbish out there... like anything Will Smith has ever done (and yes Ali is part of that). If you want to go for highly rated rubbish how about:

Chicago :puke:
Million Dollar Babies
Crash
Out of Africa (only movie I actually fell asleep in)

Pretentious clunkers all...

[knixphan]

74. ultraviolet

[Awsi Dooger]

75. Pulp Fiction

I still get unnerved at the friends who took me to see it. Actually at myself, for not walking out.

[MissMillie]

114. that's the one

I didn't last 10 minutes and I wanted out.

[kentauros]

134. I got 26 minutes into a rental

and said, "What's the point of this mess?"

I often refer to it as Pulp Fuction :P

[Peregrine Took]

157. Couldn't stand it. What was all the fuss about?

[XemaSab]

163. I was expecting to enjoy that film

but instead I was REALLY, REALLY bored.

And when you're 17, drunk, and bored... that's REALLY bored, ya know?

[MrSlayer]

76. Tarzan the Ape Man.

Bo Derek's tits or not, this was a fucking terrible film.

[raouldukelives]

77. Irreversible

The War Zone. Xanadu. Once was enough for me.

[Richard Steele]

78. "Crash". Saw that gawdaful pile of pretension once, and that was 3 times too fucking many. nm

[Mad_Dem_X]

127. I refuse to watch that one

mostly because it beat out Brokeback Mountain for the Best Picture Oscar. :mad:

[Mad_Dem_X]

128. dupe

[Javaman]

130. I hated it with the passion and intensity of a 1000 burning suns...

the acting was so forced. The script was pompous drivel.

When I saw it got 4 stars (in the local rag) that was 4 stars to many.

tripe comes to mind.

[6000eliot]

80. In the Realm of the Senses.

Anyone with a penis will have trouble sitting through that one even once!

[ghostsofgiants]

82. I Know Who Killed Me

In fact, if I could travel back in time, I would travel to the moment where I thought to myself "I wonder just how awful this movie is. I should download it." I would proceed to punch my past self in the balls for ever thinking such a thing.

[MonkeyFunk]

83. "My Own Private Idaho"

I saw it in the theater and thought it was the suckiest suck that ever sucked. But it got some good reviews, and I knew some people who claimed to like it a lot.

So I rented it, thinking maybe I was just having an off day or something. Nope. It sucked even worse than I remembered.

And "Lost in Translation". I wouldn't watch that again if they spliced in nude shots of Jake Gyllenhaal.

[ghostsofgiants]

84. Also: Zombie movies fucking rule.

[Adsos Letter]

85. "Gods and Generals"

my god...I'd sit through a week of Amway presentations with a smile glued to my face before I would subject myself to that again...

[mikeytherat]

95. If you watch it through a, "Wow. The glue-on 'period' facial hair is really,

REALLY bad" lens, it is slightly more tolerable. Slightly.

mikey_the_rat

[driver8]

101. What a pile of shit! I work at Warner Bros. as a sound editor

in the re-mastering department. We will often do work on the same feature several times for different departments or markets. (I see a lot of movies.).

Anyhow, whenever I saw this movie on my schedule I would beg and plead for my scheduler to give this movie to someone else!! Not only that, but it is a reeeaaallly long movie!!

[Tommy_Carcetti]

185. I liked Gettysburg...

Gods and Generals was way too long and drawn out, though.

The one exception was the scene where they show Jackson's sneak attack on the Northern flank at Chancellorsville. The accompanying music was great--started out slow and forboding, and slowly worked its way up to a creshendo with an Wagnerian opera-like gusto.

[Adsos Letter]

193. I liked Gettysburg also...

and I thought Gods and Generals would be more like it. You're right, it did have some good parts but it was waaaay too long.

[NaturalHigh]

86. Look Who's Talking

That was the absolute worst movie ever made.

[cynatnite]

87. Showgirls n/t

[stuntcat]

88. Something About Mary *duck*

I've had to sit through the movie twice, both times by relatives I can barely tolerate. I associate Something About Mary with them from now on.

[Peregrine Took]

159. Again! What was all the big whoop about?

[XemaSab]

167. Not the WORST movie

but certainly not a GREAT movie. :shrug:

[mikeytherat]

92. "Dude...where's my car?"

I win.

mikey_the_rat

[MissHoneychurch]

93. The Piano

way too strange for my taste.

[Greyskye]

117. Yep.

As a musician, that movie just gives me the heebie-jeebies! :scared:

[Orsino]

96. Spaceballs

Miserable, forced, unfunny Star Wars "parody" a decade late and a hundred million dollars short.

[annonymous]

97. Ishtar, Drop Dead Fred, The Piano, Total Recall, Alien

All those movies are nothing but bad memories for me.

[momophile]

100. Eraserhead and Once Were Warriors

both highly disturbing movies for me, but for different reasons.

[XemaSab]

161. Eraserhead was disturbing

but it was disturbing in a way that makes me think I'll be seeing it again sometime to get my head around it, ya know?

Whereas, say, A Clockwork Orange was just plain uncomfortable.

[Wetzelbill]

103. Some movies I like, but I won't watch them again because they might be sad

or something. Like I probably won't watch "Into The Wild" again. I hate the thought of that young guy dying like that. Just hurts to think about it.

[XemaSab]

168. I didn't see "Into the Wild"

because the book was just SO depressing. Like, for real.

Did they add the parts with all the other people who died, or was it just Candless?

'Cause the chapter with all the other people who died... MAJOR downer. :(

[Wetzelbill]

176. no just him

The story kind of reminded me to two of my younger brothers a little. Man I was sad when he died. Just hurt me to see it.

It's a beautiful movie though, well-directed and acted. You grow to love the character, you really get attached to him. Emile Hirsch is excellent as Chris too.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

Dupe nt

[Tommy_Carcetti]

108. Dogma

Just plain stupid.

I guess I'm not the pretentious hipster type or else I'd probably take a liking to Kevin Smith.

Actually, Kevin Smith is tolerable usually--Clerks and Chasing Amy were okay--but he failed miserably at putting together a good satire on the subject of God and religion. What was left was an utter train wreck.

[terrya]

111. Pier Paolo Pasolini's "Teorema"

With Terance Stamp.

I rented it from Netflix a couple of months ago.

Needless to say, I wish I could get that 1 hour and 40 some minutes back.

Dreary, pretentious crap. I never, ever, wish to see that movie again. Ever.

[jonnyblitz]

122. Pasolini's "Salo: 120 days of Sodom" was just delightful also.

:scared:

[WinkyDink]

112. "Time Bandits". Walked out, I was so bored. Also, "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid".

I don't take kindly to unfunny "comedies".

[DFW]

113. "Last Year at Marienbad"

My parents wanted to nominate me for the Congressional Medal of Honor, the Silver Star,
and a Purple Heart when they found out that I sat through the whole thing. They walked
after it was half over. I think "The Gold of Cairo" was Oscar material by comparison,
and Frederico Fabrizi, the director, didn't even exist.

[Westegg]

140. You have to be "in the zone" for "Marienbad"...

...if you are, it's a soul-satisfying experience, I can assure you.

How do you get "in the zone"? Well, it differs from person to person.

[DFW]

172. If that is the case,

Then that is one zone where my parents and I, twenty years apart, came up with a big "Access Denied!"

[raccoon]

115. GWTW, Independence Day, Nurse Betty. nt

[LanternWaste]

116. The Matrix (aka "Ernest Goes to Space")

The Matrix-- proof positive that even a good, solid idea can be watered down, dumbed down, and drained of any originality it may have once possessed to better suit the beer-swilling masses of movie-goers.

Honestly-- I'd have been much more satisfied if they had kept its original title-- "Ernest Goes to Space"...

[MAGICBULLET]

119. I'm sorry to pick on Andrew McCarthy

but Mannequin...what a mess!!!

Weekend at Bernie's...he had the nerve of making 2 of these

Heaven Help Us was funny as hell though, at least back then. I wonder if it still holds up.

[Westegg]

142. Andrew McCarthy deserves neither your sorrow nor your pity...

...he's done what he's done. He'll have to answer for that. There is a special place in Hell reserved for everyone associated with "Fresh Horse." Except for Molly Ringwald, who gets forgiveness for "16 Candles." Plus, she's adorable. Andy ain't, and never was.

[Pacifist Patriot]

175. The Net and anything with Ben Stiller

[geardaddy]

120. Any Tom Cruise movie

Worst.Actor.Ever.

[intaglio]

121. You B%*&*@@#!!!

Which one do I choose - Braveheart, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves or Gladiator?? (I have not seen 300 because I have more respect for my blood pressure)

Costner, Yup Costner "Robin Hood"

[WolverineDG]

191. Robin Hood Prince of Thieves is redeemable

Alan Rickman saves it.

dg

[Fox Mulder]

123. Almost every movie I have ever seen.

[kwassa]

179. I agree. Most movies make me want my 2 hours back, even when free.

95% of movies made are not worth watching.

[Parche]

124. BORAT Gorn

The dumbest most ignorant movie ever made, just sickening


:grr: :grr:


:hi:


found gorn

[Mad_Dem_X]

125. The Accused

Great movie, but that gang-rape scene...:scared: :cry:

[azmouse]

129. Waterworld, The Fountain

and any of the Matrix movies.

[Iggo]

132. Pirates of the Carribean.

WHAT.THE.FUCK!!!!?!?!?!?!?!???

[Jamastiene]

183. GASP!

I can't believe it. I loved that movie. Then again, I'm kind of partial; I am a Johnny Depp fan.

[kentauros]

135. Manos: Hands of Fate

MST:3K makes it bearable, but only barely

[BlueIris]

143. "21 grams." Misogynist, patronizing trash.

Not to mention that ending—they marketed it as a film about "values"! Plus, my beloved Sean Penn was phoning it in the entire time, while Benizio de Torro's far superior performance was totally marginalized by the crap Penn-Naomi Watts plot. Vile.

[Inchworm]

145. Aeon Flux

Every time I wanted to get comfy and wathch a movie on Showtime this movie was on. I saw it like 30 times before I realized :P

:hi:

[applegrove]

147. The Truman Show. I walked out after 10 minutes. Couldn't take it. Too many

parallels with my own life at the time.

[Va Lefty]

148. "Dances with Wolves"

Still can't belive that piece of crap beat out "Goodfellas" for Best Picture. Even bigger travesty is Costner winning Best Director over Scorsese!

[Peregrine Took]

150. "Mystic RIver". Ugh! Such histrionics. n/t

[musette_sf]

152. i'll go for a recent nominee --

"There Will Be Blood".

in preparation for viewing i read "Oil" by Upton Sinclair, upon which the movie is purportedly based.

after 37 minutes it was plain to see that there was only a very cursory nodding relationship between the book and the movie.

if they ever make a decent movie of "Oil", i'd love to see it. but "TWBB" was, in my opinion, THE worst book-to-movie EVER.

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

156. "The 300"

Oh GOD did that movie suck.

[XemaSab]

170. I have to agree

I was deeply, deeply underwhelmed by that film.

[Bucky]

158. Eraserhead

Sorry, I know it was a "cult classic"

But it's also unbearable torture

[Arugula Latte]

173. Patch Adams

Good gawd, that movie's suckiness should be measured on a black hole scale.

[BulletproofLandshark]

180. Epic Movie

Without a doubt, that was the worst movie I have EVER gone to the theater to watch.

[bertha katzenengel]

181. Sophie's Choice

heartbreaking

[ceile]

186. Trainspotting

Too disturbing on so many levels...

[book lady]

192. Remains of the Day...

but I am still waiting for the lunchbox to come out :)