Yes, another vote for Dances with Wolves. The guy I went with fell asleep and was snoring within a few minutes, he woke about 2 hours into it and said "Oh, this is an Indian movie!".

That's really funny, Patty55. Kind of like calling Slumdog Millionaire a game show movie.

Of the Oscar winners for Best Picture over the past 25 years or so, I was not that impressed with Shakespeare in Love. The actors seem to have the most votes with respect to which films get the Academy Awards in certain categories, so they must have really liked Shakespeare in Love.

George Clooney movie... Man Who Stared at Goats.

Your not alone. And the sequels got worse and worse.

Not slammed..just light sabered to death!!

The new Arthur...good Lord, what a joke!!

Then again, the Goat movie with Clooney and another about football....what is his appeal anyway?????

Suppose it is because he is talented, handsome, articulate and does not take his celebrity that seriously except for when fighting for causes he believes in like stopping the violence in Darfur.

I remember seeint The American with George Clooney while in TV. The movie was barely comprehenable. Definitely makes the list of not worth seeing although I didn't walk out.

I did not like The American that much either. None of his movies though would I say were among the worst I have seen. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Clooney

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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