Worst film you have ever seen

[tifosi]

would have been ~18 when I saw it. Maybe I saw past the inept acting and Jim Henson puppeteering.

Still bloody rubbish!

 

[SF]

Stephen nooooo!!!

whats wrong with you!

 

[AndyMarsden]

worst film ive ever seen.... simple twilight!

 

[tifosi]

Stephen nooooo!!!

whats wrong with you!

Ask my mother! I was born grumpy and never grew out of it! Just got my perfect domain... mrgrumpy.co.uk. Watch out for the grumpy blog! Just getting the dormant twitter account is making me grumpy!

Only recent film that has really tested my patience was Transformers2. Got to the pyramid scene and got utterly bored trying to figure out which cgi robot was on which side. Only thing that kept me going was trying to work out how Megan Fox could roll about so much and still come out with perfectly white jeans!

 

[SF]

mrgrumpy.co.uk LOL

 

[Lovekraft]

From most recent memory, the troll hunter was total tripe IMO. I sidn't make it to the end, boring, poor characters, a real pitiful attempt at humour. Avoid.

 

[BREWSTERS]

worst film, jack frost with michael keaton

Good call!

I told my kids I was disgusted with them for watching it - even the youngest was 6 at the time and should've known better.

 

[anthony]

'Absolute Beginners', the biggest crock of shite this country has ever producted. Within 30 minutes, we'd joined at least half the cinema audience in leaving, it really was dire!

 

[edo]

Bicentennial Man starring Robin Williams would probably be my nomination.

Overly sentimental and saccharine from start to finish and one of the most formulaic and cynical plots out there - having a death every 20 minutes to try and force the audience to become emotionally invested in the film.

 

[developdomains]

Mad Max - Mel Gibson - shite

Legally Blonde - shite

worst ever? - Spiceworld - Spice Girls (forced to sit through it with the gf at the time, worst acting, worst script ever produced, they should be ashamed!)

 

[edo]

Mad Max shit?! As 2 Unlimited would say: no, no, no, no, no, no.

Sounds like this might be a new contender:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2012/mar/12/eddie-murphy-thousand-words

 

[keano]

Got to be the film "Bullseye!".

Serves me right for watching a Michael Winner film though...