What's the worst film of all time?

Well, I did loose all my photos once, but I think that was down to the camera not winding on properly...

...on a serious note, erm, I dunno - any with Zombies - just doesn't work for me :(
 
I agree and disagree. I believe it was the most overrated thing i've ever seen, the guy who played Harry (can't remember his name at the precise second) can't act to save his life!!!
I've not seen the second one but apparently he gets better - not like he can get worse!!!!

The plot i believe you might have been better off reading the books first, of course if you aren't a big reader then thats out, but they aren't as slow and are way more interesting as far as the plot goes.

With all this said it was his acting that got me, after the read it actually came close-ish to what i might've expected it to be like, but the bits missing where sometimes i think more important then some of the stuff in it.

Although i agree with craigbaxter about Lord of the Rings, loved them both!!!
 
I would have to choose ..........

Speed 2 - followed very closely by

Shakespear in Love - and,
Avengers

I did fall asleep during Men in Black, but given that the last few minutes were half decent, this one won't make my top three.
 
Most sequels are pretty dire.

But that's the movie studios attempt to get money from old rope.
I'm surprised that they didn't end Titanic earlier so they could more money from a sequel - although that was such an awful film and to think it lasted x hours (where x is some value greater than normal human threshold of crap films)

Anything with James Bond in it.
Anything with buddy US cops/detectives in it.
Any slushy soppy British flick
 
Gone With The Wind!!! Wasted a Saturday afternoon watching this film once. It went on for what seemed like days and I can't remember anything happened, other than Scarlet O'hara maing a dress out of a pair of curtains (as you do!!!!)
 
Shakespear in Love

I thought I might turn over after the first ten minutes, but must admit it got far better as it went on

Almost forgot - Notting Hill - Brit rot in the best tradition, and Scooby Doo/Flintstones or any of the cartoon to film releases
 
Nooo way! "The Matrix" was immense. It provoked some very deep philosophical questions and it was based on some very complicated ethical and philosophical ideas. And besides, the lobby scene rocked, you gotta give the film credit just for that scene.
 
One Night At McCool's depressing
Dude, Where's My Car (there's gonna be a sequel called Seriously Dude, Where's My Car) If it's that guy from American Pie in it the film's gonna be inane.
Scary Movie series, not even remotely funny apart from that gunshot from the reporter in the first one.
Final Fantasy - The Spirits Within (I'm a big Final Fantasy fan but this had nothing to do with it and probably caused Final Fantasy XI)
Bridget Jones Diary (I thought this was awful and I enjoyed Notting Hill)
The Perfect Storm (who cares)
Cast Away (nothing happens it's not like Robinson Crusoe)
Almost all Sky Premier films shown in the day.
These are just the modern ones.
 
Now ... what was the name of the film starring Bruce Willis as a psychiatrist who's treating a man who's actually a woman (very obviously) who he enRAB up humping and you see his winkle? I think that pretty much captures the plot.

Now THAT WAS CRAP!

BBG
 
Which reminRAB me - does anyone know why this hasn't been released yet on DVD?

IMO an excellent film and one that got critical acclaim - when you look at some of the films that have been reissued on DVD I find it surprising that this isn't available! :confused:
 
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