Worst Movie

[HAnn521]

Well, it's just too hard for me to pick my favorite ( I have lots), but it's pretty easy to say what is my least favorite...

Mine would be Something About Mary (Cameron Diaz, Ben Stiller) or Pure Country (George Strait)...both god-awful movies and a waste of two hours of my life!!

What's yours?

[squiggle]

Ronin, and Lost In Translation without a shadow of a doubt. Both a waste of �6.50, or whatever it was at the time. Guesthouse Paradiso come a close third.

[jakesi]

Monkeybone, the biggist bit of crap I have ever seen, and any film with a dog in it.

[Johnmof]

Down With Love and Royal Tennenbaums. Didn't get any of it.

[georgit79]

Yeah, squiggle, everyone always goes on about how amazing Lost in Translation was, but I thought it was crap too.

Paycheck, 'starring' Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman. Godawful.

[CarolG]

I agree about Down with Love, its AWFUL!!! But, first prize for the the worst film I have ever seen is Rogue Trader, it was the most cringeworthy thing i've ever seen, hmmm, both Ewan McGregor films!!

I would put Lost in Translation and The Royal Tennenbaums in a list of my favourites, its funny how tastes differ.

[andy hughes]

I hated Lost in Translation as well, but hands down, it has to be Four Weddings and some drreadfully hammy acting. I avoid all Hugh Grant films, and I walk out of the room when Andie McDowell's ads. come on - I can't afford a new TV! Sometimes though, if I'm on my own, I grab the remote, and when she says "I have an announcement to make ...." I shriek "So do I b*tch..." and change channels! Bliss!

[ICEMANSAV]

Wendigo and Dog soldiers. Both tripe.

[Dark Angel]

"There's a girl in my soup" with Peter Sellers.

[natalie_1982]

Punch Drunk Love - Adam Sandler.  Just didn't get it from start to finish.  Plain weird.

Best of the Best - Eric Roberts (yes, Julia's brother).  The biggest-Oh-my-God-like-I -didn't-see-that-coming cheesiest martial arts (I feel bad associating this film with martital arts) film of all time.  Utter pap.

[Xollob]

A toss up between Lost in Translation and Independence Day.

[BigDogsWang]

There was a film out in the late 80's early 90's called Moontrap starring that Russian guy from Star Trek (Chekov?). It's so bad it's funny.

There's also a film called Virus which I saw a few years back (in fact I think it was on Sky last night) with Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Sutherland. The epitomy of bad film making.

But my nomination for worst acting has to be The Krays.

Agree with you HAnn521 on Something about Mary. I really could not see what all the fuss was about (even though Cam Diaz is the worlds hottest tottie!).

[dk_psy]

Forrest Gump. What a pile of sugar-coated tripe.

[dk_psy]

Forrest Gump. What a pile of sugar-coated tripe. And it beat Pulp Fiction to Best Picture!!

[trionam]

the only two films I've not bothered to see through to the end is Down with Love and Boys dont cry with Hilary Swank.

[jenky]

Bigdogs - I'd forgotten about 'Virus'. laughed so much when the evil robot thing was still wearing Donald Sutherlands hat but then realsied it wasn't a comedy. God it was awful and became the first rental film I couldn't finish

[littleoldme]

The big screen version of The Avengers (Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman, Sean Connery) was total pants. It tried to copy the 60s humour of the original and failed miserably.

[nicola_red]

It was Even Cowgirls Get The Blues - a film starring Uma Thurman as a girl who hitch-hikes everywhere cos she has unusually large thumbs...and Dog Soldiers came a close second.

[delboy3]

The only films to send me to sleep (and not in a good way) were Three Colours Red - mind you, it was a continental film - and Roman Polanski's Pirates. Zzzzzzzzz!

[Dom Tuk]

Long Kiss goodnight, Mission impossible, Forest Gump

[morg_monster]

Only film I ever walked out of was The Sweetest THing (another cameron diaz flick).  I was watching it with my brother and ten minutes in we just looked at each other and got up... luckily was an old style cinema and we were able to go next door and watch The Guru!