What's the worst movie you've watched

[Allanbrito]

Hey people! Here I am, again... Uff!!! It's been a long month, and hard haha. I recently watched Food Fight, the movie. It's horrendously beautiful. It's so terribly animated that is great to watch. I laughed my butt off watching it. The dialog is stupid and super over dramatic, the caracters make some weird dancing performance while they talk, completely unnecesary and out of nowhere, and the rendering is so bad, that when there is darkness the textures go to default grey.
My fauvotite part is the completely unnecesary battle beetween the characters, that for whatever reason they forced in, and the "pulled out fo the pocket" ending they pulled. When the movie finally endes I was like: "What the hell did I watched?"
So, tell me. what is your fauvorite terrible movie? Because mine is definetily Food Fight.

[Lyrienn]

I don't think it's my "favorite" but if thrashy movies only one comes into my mind. (It's one of my friends favorite, so I had to watch so many times I don't hate it anymore... I think XD )

[fischhead]

Recently watched Big Fish and Begonia. The movie draws you in with beautiful artwork and animation before clobbering you over the head with a disjointed story full of plot holes. Probably not the worst I've ever seen, but the more I watched, the more I hated it for being a shallow movie that pretends to be the most emotional thing out there.

[directorador]

the absolute most worse film i have ever watched? hmmm, it's a tie between my own film Viscious Fishes, and my highschool film project Gahirnkraank of Hazakastan.

[andrew17]

Highlander 2: The Quickening. Watch the careers of everyone involved die before your very eyes.

Highlander 2: The Quickening Movie Review (1991) | Roger Ebert

[spadesart]

strange magic. testimony to why george lucas shouldnt be allowed to write his own movies. bad annoying garbage and its a shame the animation is so nice, because its wasted on terrible execution.

this video sums my feelings up perfectly

[dawgofdawgness]

Eww... I hated Greatest Showman. The whole thing was smothered with cliches and was really predictable, and the music was GOD awful. My head started hurting in the theater because of how auto tuned and generic everything was. Ugh... imo it’s such a dumb movie with no substance at all

[ISNEKO]

If just taking the movie for what it is: All Heroes Must Die.

If judging the movie by what it should have been: Solo.

[Wumbl]

Gods Of Egypt.

It's just terrible in every imaginable way. I mean they had such cool concepts and they managed to mess it up completely. There was ONE good fight and it was the very first one. The lore is all over the place - the protagonist is told "don't communicate with the dead it's forbidden" but then SEVERAL characters do so and there are NO repercussions they do it like they're pouring up their breakfast cereal or something.
Oh and the special effects? EUGH.
The character development? EUGH.
The whole plot was a poor rip-off of Shadow Of The Colossus with this protagonist trying to save his girlfriend who was condemned to death by fighting these big God fellas and I didn't care about any of it.

I was on a date with a girl too and this was a month before I came out as homoromantic so YIKES

[joannekwan]

I've got a couple.

Goosebumps (the one with Jack Black)

My husband started watching it on Netflix and we tried for a good 20 minutes, but it was just so darned bland, processed, and boring we stopped and watched something else.

Hickok

I thought it would be a neat Western romp, but jeez, the main character is boring, no investment fostered at all for his character or what he was doing, the cinematography was mediocre; I just couldn't find any reason to continue watching.

[Chroma]

The Fantastic Four reboot, otherwise known as Fant4stic. All you need to know is that Dr. Doom is a total gamer bro and the entire movie is build up to a 1 minute fight scene. The ENTIRE movie. There is no heroes journey because there is no journey. You have the call to action about a third of a way through the film, but theres no other struggle until the final battle. It's like you had a beginning and an ending but no middle.

[SilentHamster102]

Beast of War and Rambo III. Worst films I've ever seen (from those films which name I remember at least). Of course they are some sort of funny, but I'm not are fan of that type of humor.

[punkarsenic]

that movie was so weird, they literally stretched a first act to over an hour and then ended it there

[HoodQuest]

I only have two: The Emoji Movie and Dragonball: Evolution. Those films made me lose hope in Hollywood.

[Lyrienn]

I had hopes for Gods of Egypt, because of it looked shiny first and I love egyptian mytology. But I totally share your feelings about how it turned out

[BlackRoses_RedRavens]

Andron: black labyrinth

I think they spent all their money hiring people like Alec Baldwin that they couldn't afford sets. they ran down the same hallways multiple times and there are these things on the wall that are meant to match the tattoo on their neck but they were all the same.

[SilverLugia456]

The Open House

The Open House

I saw this movie with my mother on netflix and as a person who does script writing and such to me it wasn't the best that I have seen. There was a lot of foreshadowing that was left hanging, a lot of points that were left without conclusion and sometimes it got a bit confusing within the plot line. It didn't draw my attention in as much as I thought it would. I also felt that there were some opportunities that were missed with the storyline.

[Raven_C]

Spiderman 3, I guess.

and the Cat in the Hat live-action adaptation.

[lil-sea-salt]

The worst movie . . . probably The Words. It has bradly cooper, it's so gorgeously shot . . . he basically steals a story from an author who lost it and then publishes it and it becomes famous . . . then the original author is really mad . . . we get peeks of the story and it's basic nicolas sparks. it just sucks and teases so many arcs and frames . . . if we let christopher nolan just breathe on it it could've been inception

[Allanbrito]

Yes, those are more than just an average bad movie.