What's the Worst Movie That You've Ever Seen?

[Ryoga]

I thought that since we had a thread about the best movie, that we should have one about the worst. One of the worst i've seen would have to be Master of Disguise. That movie wasn't funny at all, in fact there were only a few funny scenes in it, and I had already seen those in the movie trailer. So share with us what was the worst for you and why?

[Akatsurugi]

superhero movie....i know its a comedy film but somehow, watching it makes me feel annoyed....
Skyline - I hate the ending......wth???? at first its good, lot of saspense...n then its getting worse...i was like... "I shouldnt watch this movie at the first place"

thats my only opinion...dunno about other people but for me, they are the worst....

nice thread btw, ryoga... :)

[Ryoga]

@Akatsurugi Thanks^^ and I saw that Superhero movie too, it was completely pointless! :/


Another movie I hated was Vampires Suck. At first from the previews it looked like it was going to be good, since they were making fun of Twilight, but it was confusing, and annoying. I get that it was supposed to be a spoof of other vampire movies but it had no plot to it, and at times I had to force myself to laugh at it.

[tswade]

Any spoof movie besides the Scary Movie series(Epic Movie, Disaster Movie, Meet the Spartans, etc.). I also hated Paranormal Activity 2. It was a HUGE letdown and wasn't even that scary.

[Ryoga]

Any spoof movie besides the Scary Movie series(Epic Movie, Disaster Movie, Meet the Spartans, etc.). I also hated Paranormal Activity 2. It was a HUGE letdown and wasn't even that scary.

I agree with you on that. The only reason Paranormal Activity 1 was so good was because it was based off of actual events. People always find things scarier when they believe that it could actually happen.

[RebbieChan]

@Ryoga Actually Paranormal Activity wasn't actually based off actual events, I thought that too been then found out otherwise :/
And I liked both PA movies, the point of them isn't to make you jump or have lots of gore, with is overly done in "scary" movies and I thought the legitimate good suspense was a nice change of pace.

As for me it was probobly (I saw this only because my younger sister wanted to) G-Force. OMG. it was not only ugly to look at the story was bad, even for a kid's movie, the characters were generic, even for a kid's movie, funny wasn't funny suspense wasn't suspense...it was just lame.

[Shino166]

For me it has to be 2012, bad effects, bad dialogues, bad acting, bad plot...bad movie
Also, Spliced, not what I hoped, and I felt it was kinda rushed

[tswade]

And I liked both PA movies, the point of them isn't to make you jump or have lots of gore, with is overly done in "scary" movies and I thought the legitimate good suspense was a nice change of pace.

I agree on the first one. I expected the second to be better, but it was more of an education lesson about this entity rather than a horror movie. If you label something as horror, then it should have plenty of scares. The only scares in this were the exploding cabinets scene and when "Demon" Kristi popped out with her demon face and teeth in the nightvision sequence. Everything else was either laughable or pathetic. And the ending sucked.

Add on Jonah Hex for me. That movie was so wrong on so many levels.

[Ryoga]

I don't know about everyone else but another film I hated was Spiderman, all of them. What didn't make sense was Spiderman was able to make his own webbing without his web shooters, what the heck was that? And in part 2 he lost his powers but they never gave a real reason why, or even a reason why he suddenly got them back. They tried to make it look like it was self confidence that controlled whether he had powers or not, but that's stupid. I mean if I wanted to fly badly enough and jumped off a building, no matter how confident I would be about being able to fly, nothing would be able to prevent me from being seriously injured or killed. As for part 3, well that pretty much speaks for itself.:/

[Shino166]

@Ryoga: they weren't that bad, I found that taking out the web shooters was a bad idea, I would've been more faithful to the original spideman to keep them. On the second one it's all about his inner conflicts, deciding weather to be spiderman or peter parker, he was leaning towards Peter so that's why he lost his powers

Reading another thread I remembered another bad movie, Megapiranha, it's a giant failure of a movie, bad in every way