Worst Movies You Have Ever Watched(And wished you hadnt)
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The only film I ever walked out of the cinema to - Unbreakable with Bruce Willis and Sam L Jackson - Mostly because the film I went to watch, based on the trailers at the time, was a superhero film with train crashes and fight scenes as a hero slowly realises his power etc but instead what was actually shown was a family drama story with a man struggling to find his way in life and the effect on his family.
I'll admit the film may be decent to most but to me, it wasn't the film I was 'sold' based on the trailers and that disconnect utterly destroyed the film for me.
I've watched lots of B-Movie dross as well which is much worse, but because its a B-Movie you expect low quality so its never a shock when they turn out to be crap!
I'll admit the film may be decent to most but to me, it wasn't the film I was 'sold' based on the trailers and that disconnect utterly destroyed the film for me.
I've watched lots of B-Movie dross as well which is much worse, but because its a B-Movie you expect low quality so its never a shock when they turn out to be crap!
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Ghostbusters (reboot). It was just god awful and why they tried to remake it with all women was ridiculous. That wasn't the reason it sucked, but the whole thing sucked and was a gimmick.
Reminds me of a student movie on one of the early attempts at streaming sites, maybe CinemaNow, absolutely terrible acting and effects with the/a camera man either visible or visible in reflections on many shots, but for some reason Sony later picked it up and re-released it with a lot of that removed but it was still terrible.
The funny thing was in the middle was a shootout sequence where they'd somehow blagged a well known actor, IIRC Danny Trejo but it has been so long I can't remember 100%, who I guess brought their own people in for the scene because it was on a totally different level with sound design and production which would have given Michael Mann a run for the money.
Caporegime
Black panther 2
Marvel's
Ant man 3 (,fell asleep turned it off)
The Chinese marvel film 10 rings?
Atlas the new thing.. skim watched it so glad I didn't bother.
"That pretentious film where the kid on a lifeboat imagines a tiger and it's all metaphor for the other idiots there and I wish they all died"
Honestly mostly recent superhero films.....
Marvel's
Ant man 3 (,fell asleep turned it off)
The Chinese marvel film 10 rings?
Atlas the new thing.. skim watched it so glad I didn't bother.
"That pretentious film where the kid on a lifeboat imagines a tiger and it's all metaphor for the other idiots there and I wish they all died"
Honestly mostly recent superhero films.....
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Soldato
I can't remember which one that was, or how a gang of folk robbing DVD players from lorries went on to become the greatest heist gang in the world....as long as it is in a car.
I'm only hoping you are joking lol.
My lowest rated films on my Letterboxd (2 stars or less) include:
- John Wick 4
- Nope
- The Amazing Spider-Man
- Moonraker
- Live and Let Die
- Godzilla vs Kong
- Toy Story 4
It's the one where they steal a safe, and not joking at all. It's genuinely a fantastic film.
Soldato
Seen that one.....yeah nah not for me lol.
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Me and a friend watched Battlefield Earth at the cinema
Nothing else has topped that turd.
Nothing else has topped that turd.
I generally love watching movies, more so now I'm disabled as it's a great escape for me. There's been some right stinkers though over the years. Some that come to mind are....
Bringing Out The Dead, Reeker, Black Christmas and The Crystal Skull
Bringing Out The Dead, Reeker, Black Christmas and The Crystal Skull
Bad Taste - how Peter Jackson was able to get the go ahead for the Lord of the Rings films, when his earlier career included this atrocity:
Bad Taste - Wikipedia
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Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!
Indeed. Although Braindead is essentially a touching love story with a subtle zombie setting and actually had something approaching a proper budget and some real actors. Whereas Bad Taste was made for about $11 and starred Peter Jackson (who I believe also wrote, filmed, directed and produced it) and his mates.
Also:
"I kick ass for the lord!"
"Your mother ate my dog!" "Not all of it."
Girlfriend watched that on a recent flight. The fight scenes were laughably bad
Soldato
I thought the first one was watchable, but by the time the last two came out it was a real struggle to get through.
The last one was particularly awful.
I've avoided the latest prequel like the plague, especially as it stars the insufferable Rachel Zegler
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It’s on Prime at present so I’m going to have to suffer it.I thought the first one was watchable, but by the time the last two came out it was a real struggle to get through.
The last one was particularly awful.
I've avoided the latest prequel like the plague, especially as it stars the insufferable Rachel Zegler
Soldato
I remember my brother telling me he'd got this really cool new sci-fi for us to watch, all excited. We sat down to watch it and lasted about ten minutes before switching off in disgust
Soldato
I'm sure it can't be much worse than mocking jay pt2
Soldato
I enjoyed an indie horror called escape room. Then a sequel came out called escape room tournament of champions. That has to be up there as one of the worst things I've seen lately. It went off pretty quickly.
Probably the worst thing I've ever attempted to watch was birdemic shock and terror though. A really bad knock off of Hitchcock's the birds. I'm not sure if it's intentionally bad, but it rates at 1.7/10 on IMDb:
Honestly, it makes nearly every other film mentioned on this thread look a masterpiece of film making
Probably the worst thing I've ever attempted to watch was birdemic shock and terror though. A really bad knock off of Hitchcock's the birds. I'm not sure if it's intentionally bad, but it rates at 1.7/10 on IMDb:
Honestly, it makes nearly every other film mentioned on this thread look a masterpiece of film making
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