Michael Keaton's "are you qualified" speech alone keeps that movie off my worst movie list. Simply hilarious.

My vote has to go to "grownups". It seemed it would be hysterical with the great cast of comedic actors, but never produced even a chuckle from me.

Now, that's a classic. So bad it's good.

Any movie with Robin Williams

My wife would say Bad Santa

Worst I have evr seen
 

The Great Dumbowski

Agree with Robin Williams too. However, last night I watched "This is The End".....$100 million in box office for that foul mouthed film??

Thanks for resurrecting this thread. Don't know how I missed it the first time around.

My vote for the worst movie ever goes to "In the Army Now" with Pauly Shore.

My kids made me sit through it...I grounded them for two weeks.

Waterworld with Kevin Costner and Barry Lyndon -- had to be the two most boring movies ever made. Made Ishtar look good. For newer films, Gravity is going to be high on my list. Five minutes would have taken care of the whole film. The shots of earth got old quickly.

The American with George Clooney!

Tyler Perry's Alex Cross. Holy cow was it bad!!! Horrible acting, horrible script, horrible everything.

We were vacationing on the Big Island while Waterworld was being shot off the Kona coast. You could see the set from the beach. We were so excited to see the movie when it came out. Bleeech! Horrible!

Eraserhead. The worst movie ever made. You can still rent it on netflix.

Well,I'm sure that someone enamored with the Lakota people and their language would have thought that it was wonderful and it probably might have been a pretty decent movie if they didn't bore you to death for much of the movie. Like I said, scene after scene after scene of buffalo walking. I fell asleep several times.

Especially when compared to Caddyshack. should certainly win the worst sequel award.

Yes, that was horrible. I went to see it because it was shot in the town in which my brother and sister live. Major disappointment. Really childish attempts at humor. It just wasn't funny.

I agree with your wife--Bad Santa certainly gets my vote.

Gravity was a big disappointment and I had really been looking forward to seeing it. Glad it was only 90 minutes - 20 minutes would have been enough.

Any and ALL John Wayne War movies. why?? Check his bio then check.. Audi Murphy, Cliff Robertson's, Clark Gable, Ted Williams, and many others to see why.

Jury Duty was the worst!
 

Ugh!....Half the theater emptied....

World War Z
Almost any George Clooney movie
Almost any of Bruce Willis' recent "cameo" crap movies
Mcconnahy's (sp?) bottom of the barrel recents
The Obama movie
and way too many more.....

There are fewer movies that rate even just an OK compared to the amount of trash being produced.
Another area where we have allowed the standards of decency to be completely oblitererated. An unfortunate sign/indicator of how far our moral standards have been allowed to degenerate.

btk

Seven with Brad Pitt. Well made production, and intriguing plot, but just plain too repulsive and grizzly scenes.

Any George Clooney or Nicholas Cage movie.

The Grey with Liam Neeson. I expected so much more of him but the whole movie was just stupid.

American Beauty (1999) won Academy Award for Best Picture. Both wife and I thought it was awful.

Eraserhead was the weirdest movie I ever saw. So strange I don't even know if I liked it or not, but I find myself watching it evry time it comes on tv.

Any Kevin Costner movie, take your pick.

Still seen only about half of the 100 Worst Movies. http://www.flickchart.com/Charts.asp...sc&perpage=100

I don't remember any Kevin Costner movies on the list. I really liked Open Range and Silverado.

The sequel to My Left Foot....My Right Foot.

I saw Galaxy 3D today. the 3D space scenes were imaginative and visually watchable only in 3D. Clooney does a more or less cameo of a cardboard hero in a spacesuit (think Buzz Lightyear.) Bullock makes endless noises of heavy breathing and grunts meant to sound like she is desperately on her last breath, and manages to sound like a porn soundtrack. The plot, what plot? Bullock surmounts insurmountable survival challenges as an astronaut with 6 months experience on a spacewalk/repair mission gone awry--a plot that will confound any viewer hoping for a shred of credibility. btw there's nobody in the film but George in cameo and Bullock panting.

I haven't seen very many of these...what a bunch of stinkers.

Just goes to show that sequels and remakes generally aren't very good.

I agree that recently Nicholas Cage has taken the money and run route with his movie choices. I heard he loves real estate and has bought houses and property all over the world, which has effected his movie choices. However, his film 'Raising Arizona' is one of my all time favorite comedies, I actually saw it twice in the theater when it was released. It was made by the Coen Bros and has John Goodman in it, which all helps. I liked his first 'National Treasure' movie, also his film 'Red Rock West' was really good and a bit strange, but you're right, for the most part his movies are mediocre.

George Clooney on the otherhand, I've really liked a lot of his films. Just saw 'Gravity' in 3D and I thought it was terrific. 'Up in the Air' was a really great film along with 'Michael Clayton', 'The Ides of March', 'The Decedents', and 'O Brother Where Art Thou?' There are a few others that I enjoyed but were less than great and only a couple of his films that I was disappointed with. So I would have to disagree about him.

I've have about 2200 movies rated on IMDB, so the list for worse films for me is in the range of a hundred or so films that I had given a 1 or 2 rating. However, when I bought the DVD for 'American Graffiti', which I really loved, I didn't realize they made a sequel in 1979 that came as a bonus. That film was utterly terrible, so that is a movie I didn't anticipate being so bad. I could list many more films, but they would be ones you've never heard of, or with actors who were nobodies. So it's really hard to say the worse film when there are so many to choose from.

Yeah, most of the movies on that list seem to be of the never-heard-of variety. How about the big-name-big-budget movies.

Ishtar comes to mind...a Dustin Hoffman/Warren Beaty stinker. :^)

Debbie does Dallas?

No plot and bad direction and no budget for special effects.

Gracie??!!?? :-O

;^)

GRACIE!!!!!! Well, gang, at least she didn't mention Deep Throat.

And ridiculous gymnastics in that flick...

Never saw that one. What does Debbie do to Dallas? :jester:

Red Shoes

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I don't know how I could forget this piece of crud . It is playing right now on tv.

Eyes Wide Shut