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"Worst. Film. Evvver."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/films /film_2003/worst_film_ever/worst_film_vote.shtml

If you watched Film 2003 last night, you'll know they're on the search for the worst film ever. So let's vote. Not quite sure why.

I'm torn between A Beautiful Mind and The Legend of Bagger Vance personally. Though I'm quite sure Gigli is as bad as everyone's making it out to be.

Really? I think Johnny Depp's perfect for the role.

Hedfix wrote:
> Totoro wrote:
> If Tim Burton mucks up the new Willy Wonka film I will make it my
> mission to eliminate him.
>
> He will, he'll probably turn it into the Burton version of Spy Kids
> or something.

I just wish he had kept Chris Walken as WW, it might have worked then. I just can't see Johnny Depp (as much as I like him) as the lead.......

Totoro wrote:
> If Tim Burton mucks up the new Willy Wonka film I will make it my
> mission to eliminate him.

He will, he'll probably turn it into the Burton version of Spy Kids or something.

Nah, he won't. He's weird enough to make it work. Plus he's got Man Of The Moment(TM) Johnny Depp on board.

Actually I used to work as an usher so I've walked out of many a movie. But I paid to see POTA and it was bad enough that I walked out.

If Tim Burton mucks up the new Willy Wonka film I will make it my mission to eliminate him.

Totoro wrote:
> Spawn is the one movie that I saw in the cinema that I actually
> nearly walked out of I though it was so bad. I had paid money to see
> it so I sat through the rest of it, but a film a has got to be pretty
> crap to make me want to walk out of the cinema mid-film.

That's actually how I felt when a friend dragged me to see xXx. One of the few films I would have walked out of the cinema on if I hadn't payed so much to se it in the first place.

Bad acting, crappy "been there done that a thousand times before" plot and action scenes which actually made me laugh more than gasp in excitement. A poor mans James Bond.

I walked out of Planet of the Apes. That's the only one I have walked out of.

Burton: get back to the quality of Batman/Beetlejuice or call it a day.

Hedfix wrote:
> Spawn was a close second.

Spawn is the one movie that I saw in the cinema that I actually nearly walked out of I though it was so bad. I had paid money to see it so I sat through the rest of it, but a film a has got to be pretty crap to make me want to walk out of the cinema mid-film.

Spawn was a close second.