On Any Given Sunday was pretty awful. I'm surprised that Al Pacino would have anything to do with something like that. I think it may be the only movies I ever walked out on. I couldn't take all the camera shaking during the football scenes. I've been on an NFL football field and it doesn't shake like that.

Clockwork Orange is #1 on my list. Seven Psychopaths is up there too.

Seven Psychopaths had me scratching my head. Seemed to be a darling among the critics but not so much with the audiences.

I remember one of my bosses in a company that provided food services to Bowers Mansion Park in Washoe Valley, Idlewild Softball diamonds in Reno, Nevada; and a ski lodge that trained young kids in how to ski on Slide Mountain loved talking about A Clockwork Orange .

He disappeared on me for a while as I liked keeping up with the addresses of former employers. I had tried to call his former partner when I was in Reno, NV in 1989 for the Law Librarian convention. It turned out he had became a Warden in one of the State of Nevada prisons. I just hope he did not take A Clockwork Orange too much to heart.

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huh?

Billy the Kid VS Dracula with John Carradine also ANY Will Ferrell movie

Hands down....Chicken Run

Also Benjamin Buttons with Brad Pitt

Really enjoyed Chicken Run and Benjamin Buttons. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/chicken_run/ Found both very creative and easy to follow.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Ishtar...commonly knows as the worst movie ever made...starring Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman.

I would nominate Adam Sandler films, particularly Billy Madison.

That was a bad one. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishtar_(film)

Totally agree, sooooo boring and boorish. But then again, I also hated Braveheart. I know, I know....

Dud: You struck a hard blow with your sword. Braveheart is one of my all time favorite . It contains so much of human emotion love, hate, passion, compassion, betrayal and most of all....wait for it all that guy stuff with fight after fight after fight....FREEDOM!:D

Of course your entitled to your opinion

Personal Best Regards:

No Mercy with Richard Geer came out in 1986. Filmed supposedly in New Orleans, had Richard and a lady hiding in the alligator infested water in the dark. After squinting for over 30 mins, trying to see (and bored out of my mind), I walked out.

Never did that before.

Kind of liked that one just because the leading lady--Kim Basinger-- was quite attractive in that role.

One movie even though extremely well written, acted, and with great cinematogaphy, I did not much care for was No Country for Old Men. Just too bleak a portrayal of life for me. An even worse one along the same lines was Killer Joe with Matthew McConaughey playing a detective/hit man/pervert.

I loved 'No Country for Old Men' also. The 'hitman' scared the crap outta me. I was on the edge of my seat most of the movie. Saw it 2-3 times, I believe!!
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No sure if I would say I loved No Country for Old Men. I have seen it a number of times because of the quality of the acting, writing, camerawork. It is one Academy Award winner for Best Picture I did not really want to buy. Same with The Artist.

I have a lot of the Oscar winners for Best Picture on DVD. http://www.oscars.org/awards/academy...-pictures.html

Got to agree with Seven Psychopaths. Awful.. Rented it this weekend. Critics said 82% audiences 78% liked it. Never pay attention to what critics say.

Dune, just play crap.

Worst Movie
 

The Great Jablonsky

The Big Lebowski - Rotten Tomatoes


The Big Lebowski?

"Unknown", with Liam Neeson, should have been called "Absurd".

For all of its awards and acclaim, I found Sophies Choice to be dreadful. I started to fall asleep but kept waking myself up, thinking that it would get better. When I finally realized that it wouldn't get any better, I could no longer make myself go to sleep.

Has to be "Elf." The only movie I ever walked out of.

We saw Elf with Tal, Tar and Zac while in the very first row with craned necks and still enjoyed it. I find that whom you see a movie with makes a difference with how you remember it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elf_(film)

Does home movies on someone's trip to ???? Count? :jester:

Hope not. Some of Talk Host's travel videos were quite good though.

Beetlejuice. Nothing else I've seen comes close.

I always really liked Winona Ryder so I really enjoyed Beetlejuice.

So many different tastes on TOTV in movies.

I never have seen "The Rocky Horror Show" but I have heard that it doesn't have much of a plot.

That's a movie for which you need an audience. It's quite boring without one. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is quite fun if you are there with a bunch of people who throw things at the screen as well as talk along with it. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/rock..._picture_show/

Saw it in Denver with a wild crowd mainly made up of university students in 1984 or so.

Worst movie
 

the hunger games

The Three Stooges

I am agreeing with some of these, but come on guys, if we are in the Villages, what could be worse than Caddyshack II?

Worst movies
 

Jack and Jill and Pulp Fiction come to mind. walked out on both.

Amen~

A Boy and His Dog...with Don Johnson

Ted
 

I hated this movie, but apparently others have really like it.

Ishtar for me.

And I'm surprised to see Pulp Fiction on the list; a bit brutal, yes...but one of my favorites.