What is the worse Movie/Film You’ve ever Watched !!

DebraMae said:
The Day of the Triffids comes to mind.
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If you looked carefully when the Triffids (which were just haystacks) were moving across the field, you could see the tennis shoes on the actors under the stacks.

The other one was The Killer Shrews, starring Doberman Pinschers wearing bathmats. I swear.

And "Marooned". Half the theater had walked out by the end.
 
PeppermintPatty said:
I’m not into horror movies at all and one night I picked this without realizing it’s category.
Here’s is a complete understated quote about it.

There's no denying that mother! is the thought-provoking product of a singularly ambitious artistic vision, though it may be too unwieldy for mainstream tastes. Read critic reviews

It MAY be too unwieldy for mainstream tastes. 😱 I seriously ‘hope’ this is an understatement. It was very disturbing for my tastes

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I looked at the Rotten Tomatoes link and it proved to me once again that most movie/art critics cannot be trusted, except by the similarly enlightened! I go strictly by movies and art that the critics pan! Peasant!!! ;) And three cheers for the mainstream!
 
The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour definitely qualifies as one of the worst movies ever made. They put a bunch of actors into a bus and I don't think there was a script. So the whole thing came across as a bad home movie.
 
It's a tie between Three Amigos and a SciFi film my son and I went to see called Laserblast. Although Three Amigos was supposed to be a comedy, there were more comedic moments in Laserblast. :LOL:
 
Unfortunately, the previews can be very misleading.

It will look like the movie's going to be hilarious or exciting and much to your dismay, you find that those three minutes of previews contain the only humor or excitement in the whole movie.

So there you sit in your $12 seat clutching your $8 Coke and your $10 popcorn wondering "Is this all there is?" and much to your dismay....that IS all there is.
 
Old Salt said:
I looked at the Rotten Tomatoes link and it proved to me once again that most movie/art critics cannot be trusted, except by the similarly enlightened! I go strictly by movies and art that the critics pan! Peasant!!! ;) And three cheers for the mainstream!
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YES thank goodness for mainstream . After watching more of that movie than I care to admit, ( far from finishing it ) I was actually disappointed by the number of people who actually liked it. 😳 Now I look at general comments that average people post, not art critics. I highly don’t recommend that movie.
It’s excessively disturbing.
 
I didn't sit through it or suffer through it becuse we left after 10 mins or so of utter boredom. The flick was Bobby Deerfield and my date took me to it but we both disliked it so we got up and left and went to another movie which we really enjoyed so it all worked out very well. I can't imagine sitting for hours suffering through something you hate when you don't have to.
 
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....two come to mind...The Thing With Two Heads[haaaaaaaaaaaaa...Ray Milland must've been drunk when he made that stinker]- Clash Of The Titans[1981- what was Oliver thinking?]
 
The first movie that popped into my mind was The House of Wax. I was very young and the movie theater near us had a Saturday afternoon movie. I think I was about 5yrs old, and my mom insisted that my older cousin that was living with us at the time had to take me with her. My cousin wasn't happy to take me, but whatever my Mom said we had to listen. Vincent Price was the actor in it. I got so scared and sat on my cousin's lap and cried. I do not remember anything about the movie but I remember my cousin being mad. Years later my cousin told me she had a crush on an usher at the movie theater and that was why she got mad that she had to take me. While I was writing this I thought I wonder what my Mom and Dad did while we were at the movie.;););)
 

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