Worst Movie you have ever seen

[sillyboy86]

Too much movies... :-(
Obviously many of the very trash b-movie like the various giant monsters - anacondas - sharks and blah blah, but also very expensive Hollywood movies, for example:
The DaVinci Code (gosh shitty bullshit with a very bad direction and plot)
Dragon Ball Evolution (lol, so trash)
Eragon
Ultraviolet, Aeonflux and many others similar female heroines (Don't know why, probably the producers aren't so feminist...)
Saw, Cloverfield, The Ring, Paranormal blahblah (I don't remember which episode etc etc, but many of these are very crappy and boring horror films). Maybe also The Blair Witch Project.

Etc etc etc.

[GordShumALF]

Rubber.

It's available on Netfix. It's about a tire that rolls through the desert killing people.

Yes... you read that correctly.

[jogu656]

Thanks to Netflix lately it seems ive seen more than enough bad movies

1. Turbo
2. The Nun
3. Shriek! I know what you did last Friday the 13
4. Blonde and Blonder
5. Ummmm Mean Girls 2, LAME! they play football to see who is more popular ummm maybe its my age but I found that to be ridiculously stupid.

[NayNay]

spiceworld hehehehe

[synonymous]

spiceworld hehehehe

I loved Spice World, any reason so re-live my Spice Girl retardedness is
a good enough of a reason.

[findingmyway]

Suspiria. Keep in mind I saw it with English dubbing, which may have changed the entire viewing experience. The voices did not seem to match at all with the actors. It felt like more of a (bad) comedy than a horror.

[Lilitu]

Suspiria. Keep in mind I saw it with English dubbing, which may have changed the entire viewing experience. The voices did not seem to match at all with the actors. It felt like more of a (bad) comedy than a horror.

Actually that's how Italian movies were made at the time, they're recorded silently, and they're dubbed over later into the language of the place it would be released in. Even the Italian version sounds weird and mismatched because of dubbing.

I kept that in mind while watching it and I found it to be really interesting visually. The acting was very good (ignoring the voices)

[HumbleTangerine]

Suspiria. Keep in mind I saw it with English dubbing, which may have changed the entire viewing experience. The voices did not seem to match at all with the actors. It felt like more of a (bad) comedy than a horror.

Whaaaaat? Suspiria is pretty cool in my opinion. But yeah, it is heavily flawed I guess...

[Charon]

When you can say the dialogue and predict the action 30 minutes[I][/I]before it happens, you're watching an atrocious film. Made worse because it has pretentions to be a moral fable of some sort and, as is not unusual with this sort of drivel, is set in the "old west". The Star? Marlon Brando in a performance designed to allow him to suffer on screen in oh so many ways. Spiritually, mentally, physically, suffer, Marlon, suffer. Just so you'll never watch this 45 or 50 year old homage to one man's vanity, the film is "One Eyed Jacks". And, regrettably it was so horrible as to be funny and also too memorable. If, fifty years later, I can still see not just a flash of a scene, but the whole scene, you know that's got to have been pretty terrible. Again, the film is "One Eyed Jacks" and as one famous radio blooper said, "Do you know what hell is? Come in and hear our organist...."

[Woollyhats]

I had to watch a 10 hour long movie about the bible in elementry school, and I do not mean to offend, but as a child with diagnosed ADHD at the time I would have rather pulled my fingernails.