Wrong. That's one of the greatest movies of all time.gigemags-99 said:
and I'll submit:
Correct answerTyHolden said:
female version of Ghostbusters
I can't imagine seeing this in theaters. I had to watch it for an anthropology class in college.Zombie Jon Snow said:
Worst movies I've actually seen in the theater:
Thomas the Tank Engine and The Magic Railroad - even for a kids movie it is painful and I loved the series my son watched them all the time. So bad that went he wanted to see it again I talked his grandfather into taking him. He later cursed me knowing I did it on purpose. We laughed about it for years.
The Musketeer (2001) - just terrible and the editing and sound were horrific too.
The God's Must Be Crazy - admittedly I might have been in a bad mood but this was so insipid I walked out.
Heineken-Ashi said:Wrong. That's one of the greatest movies of all time.gigemags-99 said:
and I'll submit:
That was actually a Stanley Kubrik movie that Spielberg completed after Kubrik's passing. It certainly had some of Spielberg's signature on it, but it never felt like a Spielberg movie to me.ttaggie said:
Most of the movies being nominated for this prestigious award are sorta goofy bad movies from the start..., so you know what you are getting when you buy the ticket.
The ONLY movie I have ever asked for my money back for was AI. I can't remember why but somehow two directors were involved, one of which was Stephen Spielberg! Big Budget Science Fiction, with Stephen Spielberg involved, what could go wrong?? The movie had no ending, no explanation, nothing...just emptiness and anger.
Different strokes for different folks. I loved that movie. Ha!DargelSkout said:
A Simple Plan was awful. We turned it off after 30-40 minutes.
The Shank Ag said:
MacGruber
Complete Idiot said:The Shank Ag said:
MacGruber
I don't like you.
Pearl Harbor held the spot, for me, until I saw Tree of Life. I almost forgot how much I hated that movie. The song about it in Team America is spot on.Squadron7 said:
That "Show me the money" movie with Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding. I've blocked out the name.
And "Pearl Harbor" was actually worse than...well...Pearl Harbor.
you kidding? This might be the most amazingly awful and yet hilariously self aware movie ever made with Nicholas cage….and that's saying something!Apache said:
This is the worst I have seen in theater in the past 10-15 years:
Released in 2020, was the only new movie at Alamo Drafthouse early in the pandemic.
Nick Cage was the headline "star" but he amazingly never said a single word throughout the show.
From Milan to Minsk ...maroon barchetta said:
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EclipseAg said:From Milan to Minsk ...maroon barchetta said:
gigemags-99 said:Heineken-Ashi said:Wrong. That's one of the greatest movies of all time.gigemags-99 said:
and I'll submit:
Now you're just trolling…
ttaggie said:
Most of the movies being nominated for this prestigious award are sorta goofy bad movies from the start..., so you know what you are getting when you buy the ticket.
The ONLY movie I have ever asked for my money back for was AI. I can't remember why but somehow two directors were involved, one of which was Stephen Spielberg! Big Budget Science Fiction, with Stephen Spielberg involved, what could go wrong?? The movie had no ending, no explanation, nothing...just emptiness and anger.
Casual Cynic said:
I liked Howard the Duck growing up, its kind of a so bad its good movie.
Does not compute.The Shank Ag said:
MacGruber
Jerry Maguire was great. I wonder if that's the highest rated movie on this thread.Squadron7 said:
That "Show me the money" movie with Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding. I've blocked out the name.
And "Pearl Harbor" was actually worse than...well...Pearl Harbor.
gigemags-99 said:DargelSkout said:
A Simple Plan was awful. We turned it off after 30-40 minutes.
I liked A Simple Plan.
