Worst Movie That You Have Ever Seen

[Skye]

I saw Sweeny Todd, it was terrible.... It's rated as horror but its was like slit someone's throat then everyone breaks into song. It sucked ass.

Exactly what I was going to say. Sweeny Todd was terrible...I can't stand musicals, but I saw that it was given an R rating, so I figured it'd be okay... Hell I was wrong.

[SpoonMan999]

I like musicals, some of them at least, but I didn't like the Sweeny Todd movie. Didn't even have my favorite song from that musical.

[Zerobanshee]

it was an alright movie...
a really bad movie i seen recently was this "hostel" movie. it was purely retarded.

[xDBD]

this thread is pretty ancient but the first one that comes to my mind is 28 weeks later. 28 days later was alright but 28 weeks had way too much hype and just didn't deliver enough on the action/gore for me

[Aemaeth]

The golden compass.
It was just, ugh.........

[Zerobanshee]

i heard that movie was retarded, so i didnt go to see it.

[Z3R0]

The Breed, some stupid movie about wild dogs on an island or something.

[Nex]

I saw that What happens in texas, or wat ever its called the other day with Aston kutcher and cameron diaz. It's not funny, it tries really hard to be just no. Cameron just did a terrible job for her role in that movie imo.

[Skye]

Poultrygeist.

The most peverted, pathetic, cheapest, down-right ridiculous movie I have ever seen.

[And no, I do not mean "Poltergeist"]

Spit loved it.

[Spitfire]

It was entertaining for 1:30hrs :p

Worst movie = The Eye... off the top off my head.

[Zerobanshee]

no, i got it.
the worst movie ever was the 1980's re-make of the 1950's The Fly. Seeing the fly stuck on the web, screaming in his tiny voice "Heeeeeelp me, hheeeeeeeeeeeeeelp me!" will never be gone from my brain.

[Z3R0]

This is by far the absolute worst one yet: The Pumpkin Carver

[Zerobanshee]

Pumpkin Carver? never heard of it.
Here is a really bad one. The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. Made me want to rip my eyeballs out.

[Mirikashitakuari]

Omg...this movie : The Laybrinth(sp?) Whoever made those little pink creatures who took their heads off was HIGH AS A MOFO

[Zerobanshee]

lol! that movie was great! the scene with the floating orbs...
ah, that whole movie was a stoner movie.

[Mirikashitakuari]

I take that back, Just went n saw the new Indy movie....was HORRIBLE with all the special effects...why couldnt they make it oldskool like the other 3

[Skye]

lol! that movie was great! the scene with the floating orbs...
ah, that whole movie was a stoner movie.

Lol... it'd have to be, to have Bowie in it.

I'm sorry, all you Bowie feeeks x)

[Frai7ty]

I would say Feast... but that movie was so bad it was good. So off the top of my head, um... Golden Compass. It tried so hard, and failed.

[Magister Mundi]

Soldier, hands down. It is the quintessential stereotypical sci-fi action flick. I literally (no exaggeration at all here) predicted the ENTIRE movie, including which scene was going to happen when, after the first 15 minutes. I was completely and totally right. I mean, it has everything, from the "tragic" love story to the main character turning into a ninja and killing 20 elite "Navy SEALs in space" types with his bare hands to the saving kids bit to the final showdown between the main protagonist and antagonist involving a mixed fist and knife fight (and lots of grappling and rolling around with plenty of improvised weapons) over a Bottomless Pit of Doom © to the point where they literally fly off into the sunset at the end of the movie.

Some movies are so bad they're good. Others are mediocre. Then there are the truly damned few who are a step below mediocre, and a step above so bad it's good. This is one of those. You find yourself desperately wanting the last 90 minutes of your life back.

[FraterPerdurabo]

Soldier, hands down. It is the quintessential stereotypical sci-fi action flick. I literally (no exaggeration at all here) predicted the ENTIRE movie, including which scene was going to happen when, after the first 15 minutes. I was completely and totally right. I mean, it has everything, from the "tragic" love story to the main character turning into a ninja and killing 20 elite "Navy SEALs in space" types with his bare hands to the saving kids bit to the final showdown between the main protagonist and antagonist involving a mixed fist and knife fight (and lots of grappling and rolling around with plenty of improvised weapons) over a Bottomless Pit of Doom © to the point where they literally fly off into the sunset at the end of the movie.

Some movies are so bad they're good. Others are mediocre. Then there are the few truly damned few who are a step below mediocre, and a step above so bad it's good. This is one of those. You find yourself desperately wanting the last 90 minutes of your life back.

^ what he said.