Worst film you've ever seen

[Daryl]

I was having a conversation about films and was reminded of the worst film I've ever seen. It was called black sheep and was about some killer sheep would you believe. I dunno how it ended because its the only film I've ever left early.

so what is the worst film everyone else has seen..?

[Joey Joe Joe Jr. Shabadoo]

I disagree on Superbad. I thought that most of it was funny and that it depicted high school outcasts in a way that was funny and absurd but wasn't over-stereotyped. In a way, it worked as a melodrama, as well as a comedy (a melodrama about pretty funny, awkward people, seems about right). I thought of it as two separate films, though, one I liked and one I really hated. I despised the cop scenes.

[Team Unicorn (ningmaster)]

I just couldn't stand that the f-bomb was dropped almost ever other word at times, and I'm not a person to get annoyed with cursing easily as much as I swear myself. But it was so overdone that I was sick of the f-word for about two weeks, and that's one of my favorite words. The only things I found funny were the license, the kid getting hit with the baseball bat, and the period stain on his pants.

[Mike]

Lost In Translation is one of my favourite movies ever! ROFL!

In fact, when I went to Japan recently I made sure to visit a couple of spots seen in the movie! For example, the lounge where Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) and Bob (Bill Murray) met many times. I even had a whisky since that's what Bob had whenever he was in the lounge =P

Also, I went to the Shibuya crosswalk, which is pretty cool to see whether or not you've seen the movie, but since it was in the movie I REALLY wanted to see it!

Here's a YouTube video of the crosswalk! It's pretty cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxZjhiCQpvo (I didn't make the video)

[Team Unicorn (ningmaster)]

Lol I have nothing against Lost in Translation, but I just couldn't really get into it.

[Erica]

Did I already say The Fountain by Daren Aronofsky for this forum? Because The Fountain was FUCKING HORRIBLE. Though the latest Rachel Weisz gig looks awesome:

[Mar_to_the_Issa]

"Troll 2"... which reminded me of a badly dubbed, possibly canadian film with a $5,000 budget, creatures they call "goblins" (why not trolls?!), and the big denouement at the end of the film is that the town the family travels to (Nilgob) is actually Goblin backwards!!! Rifftrax (the MST3K guys) did an AWESOME job tearing this film a new one.

[Nerdfighter Gina]

"Motocross Zombies from Hell."

Guess what it was about?

I am not making this up. Worst. Movie. Ever. My friends and I accidentally bought it on pay-per-view. Why it was on pay-per-view, I have no idea, but it was, and we watched it, and it was worse than we thought anything could possibly be.

[Kirsten]

Elizabethtown, that was horrid. But mostly Brakedance, it is one giant stereotype, and has dancing montages. In fact the whole movie is just a dancing montage. Not that I dislike dancing movies, just this one really. I think it might be because of the pants...


(Also I love Black Sheep)

[Safa]

Twilight. Cheesey, cheaply made, poorly directed, horribly casted bullshit. Robert Pattinson is a fugly hobo who doesn't shower. & I don't mean the cool kind of dirty hobo either.

This Bollywood film called Don. It's a remake of an awesome Bollywood film, also called Don. I hated the remake so much that I started crying when my friends wouldn't let me leave the theater.

hmm. Many movies from the 90s..

lol. :o)

[Tabitha]

Napoleon Dynamite

[Alex S]

How can you not love that film?
The dance, oh the dance.

"I caught you a delicious bass, you wanna play me?" Best closing lines to a film IMO

[Tabitha]

it had less of a plot than "Dude Where's my Car"
I didn't laugh even once!