What is the worst movie you have ever seen?

First movie that comes to mind is "Rubber"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1612774/

Just heard on the news that Brussles is in lockdown due to a suspected terrorist threat. The metro has been shut down, all public events cancelles, the Prime Minister has asked people to stay at home. The Belgians are obviously not taking any chances.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-34889144

http://news.yahoo.com/brussels-metro-clo...NlYwNzcg--

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...hreat.html

News just breaking that gunmen have attacked the Raddison Blue hotel in Bamako the Capital of Mali and taken guests and staff as hostages, some 170 guesstimate.

http://metro.co.uk/2015/11/20/gunmen-sto...e-5514450/

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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34814203

Quote:France has declared a national state of emergency and has closed its borders after at least 40 people were killed in multiple shootings in Paris.
At least 15 people have been killed near the Bataclan arts centre, where up to 60 people are reportedly being held hostage, French media say.
Three people were killed in an attack at the Stade de France, with some reports suggesting a suicide blast.
Paris authorities have asked people to stay indoors.
Military personnel are being deployed across Paris.
Live: Follow the latest developments here.
In pictures: Paris shootings
Eyewitness accounts from the scene
The deadliest attack appears to have targeted the Bataclan concert hall. The BBC's Hugh Schofield says scores of ambulances have arrived at the scene, suggesting many victims inside.
Other attacks hit Le Petit Cambodge restaurant in the 11th district where a BBC reporter could see 10 people lying on the road, either dead or seriously injured.
Another hit Le Carillon bar not too far away.
An eyewitness told Liberation he had heard more than 100 rounds being fired at a cafe in rue de Charonne.
There are reports of up to six gunmen involved.

I just watched this on Youtube.
Have you seen it yet? It was pretty good.
I liked it. This actor looks very handsome.

This is a news article from the Washington Post that covers the threat that gay & lesbian refugees face when they are placed in refugee camps.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/eur...story.html

[SIZE="5"][COLOR="Blue"]Hi guys,

As you'll soon find out, I am a Netflix addict! Love it! I don't even own a TV. Netflix and Youtube have everything I need. Anyway, on to the purpose of this thread.

If you have Netflix, or if you can find this film elsewhere, I highly recommend The Falls. This movie centers around two Mormons who, while doing their assigned missionary work, share a room and eventually fall in love. It focuses on their growing relationship, as well as the trouble they have to go through in order to hide that relationship, as Mormonism, like most religions, frowns upon homosexuality. A great movie! See it when you have some time to spare. [/COLOR][/SIZE]

I just saw this on Facebook (Thanks Beaux)...and it sums up everything that has pissed me off since the 1990s when it started.

It astounds me that so many people don't realize that they are putting us all to sleep with what they call "news"...making our brains mush.....and one day when a future generation has to pay for it...they are gonna hate us for not lifting a finger....because they are gonna have to fight and die to change anything....

The 1%..no amount of money or power will ever be enough for them....we have collectively allowed them to become the monsters that they are with our apathy...

I just watched this on Netflix. I don't usually have the patience for subtitles, but this one was pretty good.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Way_He_Looks

You might have already heard of this, but China's censors just cleared the first film that centers on a gay love story to be shown in theaters there. I've been reading about it, apparently it will be told in flash backs after one of the characters has already died.

Im interested just because I think it is a big step for China, and I see that part of it takes place in Nepal, which is a county I'm obsessed with. But the other part of me is sort of tired of movies about gay people that center around tragedy and loss... But, I dont want to be critical of anything before I've seen it.

I think both of the main actors are handsome, and I'm excited to see a trailer / release date and to learn a little more about about the movie.

Any thoughts?