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What is the worst film you have ever seen? For me it's Signs...it's no-where near as clever as it thinks it is.
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I thought Daredevil was more pap than crap, to be honest. I watched it on DVD the same night I watched The Transporter and that was a significantly worse film.
I nominate Daredevil.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Quite possibly the (I forgot about it earlier) worse film I have seen
> is "Plan 9 from outer space"
I was going to mention that, I've never seen it but it has a reputation for being the worst film ever. A friend of mine who saw it said that it's ridiculous in the continuity stakes, as Ed Wood makes it out to be. Changing cast members who look nothing alike, etc.
> Quite possibly the (I forgot about it earlier) worse film I have seen
> is "Plan 9 from outer space"
I was going to mention that, I've never seen it but it has a reputation for being the worst film ever. A friend of mine who saw it said that it's ridiculous in the continuity stakes, as Ed Wood makes it out to be. Changing cast members who look nothing alike, etc.
Never heard of it.
Angel Eyes promised to be good. But it wasn't.
Angel Eyes promised to be good. But it wasn't.
Blank wrote:
> The Mummy was pretty dire indeed.
Heh, I quite enjoyed it, in a tounge in cheek fun way. It wasn't trying to be high art.
Quite possibly the (I forgot about it earlier) worse film I have seen is "Plan 9 from outer space"
"Ed Wood" actually makes it look interesting, whereas in reality its absolutely dire, and took me three sittings to get through a few years back. I still can't remember a great deal about it.
> The Mummy was pretty dire indeed.
Heh, I quite enjoyed it, in a tounge in cheek fun way. It wasn't trying to be high art.
Quite possibly the (I forgot about it earlier) worse film I have seen is "Plan 9 from outer space"
"Ed Wood" actually makes it look interesting, whereas in reality its absolutely dire, and took me three sittings to get through a few years back. I still can't remember a great deal about it.
The Mummy was pretty dire indeed.
Titanic is a fine film. Nothing wrong with it, just gets a bit sentimental, which is appealing to women not men, therefor obviously you have to rubbish it.
Worst film ever? The English version of Fellini's 8 and a half. Dubbing is terrible and the "European culture" (which made it so good in the first place) is lost.
Worst film ever? The English version of Fellini's 8 and a half. Dubbing is terrible and the "European culture" (which made it so good in the first place) is lost.
UPGRADE wrote:
> i was wrong the worst film ever is TITANIC
I agree with that!
> i was wrong the worst film ever is TITANIC
I agree with that!
The worst worst movie I've ever seen in "The Avengers"
The best worst movie I've seen in "Battlefield Earth", simply because its so bad, its fantastically entertaining pulling it apart.
The best worst movie I've seen in "Battlefield Earth", simply because its so bad, its fantastically entertaining pulling it apart.
Most of the films named aren't really bad films. Although some do indeed suck you can still watch them from start to finish and even if you don't enjoy them there are still bits that you may find enjoyable or bits to laugh at how bad they are.
I went to see the Avengers in the cinema and most of the folk in there walked out, most of my friends also left. It was dull, boring and not interesting at all apart from us all trying to talk like sean connery during the film.
Its the worst film.
I went to see the Avengers in the cinema and most of the folk in there walked out, most of my friends also left. It was dull, boring and not interesting at all apart from us all trying to talk like sean connery during the film.
Its the worst film.
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