Worst movies you've ever seen?

[Otaking]

Name some of the worst movie's you've ever seen?



Some of the worst movies I have ever seen are movies that move beyond just simply being bad movies, they are bad movies that attempt to be deep or meaningful or arty, but just fail and end up being obnoxious.

Revolver
This is the only film I have ever seen in the cinema where the audience have booed out loud throughout the film because it was so shit and thrown popcorn at the screen.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0365686/

Secret Window
The culmination of the film is so pointlessly shit, it was painful.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363988/

25th Hour
Simply obnoxious and tedious.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0307901/

[Gredler]

Cloud Atlas

[majors]

Tree of Life is my goto "the director is jazzing on the screen and forgot he is supposed to make a GOOD movie" movie when this conversation somes up. Yes, it's technically fine and had decent actors, but it did nothing for me(maybe I'm too le dumb), and I'll never watch it again.

Cloud Atlas was just too long...I recall one or two parts/segments being good. But def something I'll never watch again.

Gods of Egypt was so bad, the four of us watching all decided to stop halfway through and delete the file. It was garbage.

As for bad-bad...we always have Torque.

[Opethian]

Passengers

[Lost Monkey]

Does the Star Wars Holiday Special count?

[in99flames]

Definitely.....Jupiter Ascending. Worst piece of garbage ever. Stupid villan...logic flaws ....how did it even make it past the cutting room floor...

[GaijinD]

Off the top of my head, Three Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain. I expected it to be bad, but in a way I could laugh at. Turns out it's just painful to watch.

[in99flames]

Off the top of my head, Three Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain. I expected it to be bad, but in a way I could laugh at. Turns out it's just painful to watch.

Never saw that one....glad i skipped it. A great example of a movie that didnt need a sequel. :-P

[SamIAm]

My friend and I once flipped to HBO to find Nothing But Trouble playing. I think we vegged in front of it for about 40 minutes before shutting off the TV.

For months after, we talked about how there was something about that movie that made us physically ill. I'm not exaggerating, either, we felt sick, and we called it a night right then and there. I've never experienced anything quite like it with any other movie.

[seieienbu]

Queen of the Damned was like, the least fun to watch awful movie I've ever seen.  The Day After Tomorrow remains the only movie I've ever walked out of a theater before it was over.  The ending of Bless The Child is probably the worst single scene I've ever witnessed in any film.

[johnnykonami]

Battlefield Earth, didn't even know it was scientology propoganda at the time.

[deubeul]

Tarantino's Death Proof. My worst experience of a movie saw in a theater. All that blah, blah, blah was unbearable. During the whole movie I wanted to burst my ears and eyes.

[gheebee]

I don't think I've ever hated a movie as much as I hated Antichrist.

[Necromancer]

Ugh, The Gods Must Be Crazy and The Last Emperor.  They may be highly acclaimed, award winning movies, but I couldn't stand them.

[jtucci31]

Passengers

Man that didn't look good from the trailer. That seemed like one of those movies that had so little depth but "OH IT'S GOT YER TWO FAVV ACTORS IN IT AND THEYLL DO IT NAKED AND KISS." I loved Chris Pratt as Andy Dwyer, he was consistently funny. But now he's consistently in every major blockbuster and I'm sick of seeing his face in commercials and on late night talk shows.

Too many films coming out now look like total garbage with a large portion of them being superhero Marvel movies.




Oh, I didn't like Deadpool. Didn't think it was funny or entertaining.