what's the worst movie you've seen and why?

[Rivaloo]

I 'tried' watching that pokemon movie power of us and some how I knew before renting it there was a very high likely hood of being disappointed... basically I couldn't finish it cause I simply wasn't getting that epic cinematic vibe in a fantasy genre I enjoyed from the older movies, it's hard to expect them to still deliver on some thing that's too new and too different (it still coulda been better) but ye that's now my least favorite film that I can remember now.

edit: to be fair, the film was made for ages 6-12 and I'm not exactly a spring chicken anymore lmao, but I swear even as a kid this would at best be mildly entertaining??

[reptile3141]

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom. I felt that it was trying WAY too hard. That, and I also found it strangely boring. Lot of people seem to like it tho so what do I know. *shrug*

[Rivaloo]

Aw man I hope my thread doesn't get closed again cause some one who needs help decided to post in it lmao

[kmay]

Originally Posted by Rivaloo

Aw man I hope my thread doesn't get closed again cause some one who needs help decided to post in it lmao

they should just delete the post

[ilikexd]

Originally Posted by ElectricZap9

Time to compensate, Firstly, I didn't read the title and fought you had to talk about "the worst movie" and reason stuff. Now anyways, onto my compensation

'Memories' by Laxenanchaos:
Lead instrumental sounds like some minecraft Ripoff but ends up sounding extra Cringe, but with the breaks, even more Cringe, sounds so Bad Bad Bad, but in the first track, there's this Weird pong snare sound and is so Cringe, I kind of like it, but still Atrocious, the second track Doesn't Exist. And the third track? it sounds like Renard trying to imitate VS / "Dev/Null" (more emphasis on the latter) but Failing miserably as usual.
Conclusion: Bad minecraft Ripoff, Cringe pong, non-existence, Cheap Dev/Null thing.
Note: This Thing was released on the same label (Virgin Babylon Records) that has artists like World's End Girlfriend and freaking KASHIWA Daisuke
https://virginbabylonrecords.bandcam...album/memories

I love this movie

[Rivaloo]

Are you the ultraviolet junglist

[qrrbrbirbel]

havent ever been so confused watching a movie.

Blows the new star wars movies out of the water with how haphazard the plot is.

like watching russia and china shake hands for a coming ww3; actual propaganda in the movie

[rayword45]

fuck primer

[_DJ Vinyl_]

The Cat in the Hat was honestly just a trip some directors had

[XelNya]

Mad Max Fury Road.

[Travis_Flesher]

I thought long and hard about this one before finally choosing "Inglorious Basterds."
The reason I chose it was because of its' inaccurate depiction of World War 2.

[radioamor]

Originally Posted by Travis_Flesher

I thought long and hard about this one before finally choosing "Inglorious Basterds."
The reason I chose it was because of its' inaccurate depiction of World War 2.

This is a really befuddling reason to hate the movie to such a degree, but clearly we do not consume films in the same manner. EDIT: Did I just let myself get memed?
I'm not sure if it's the worst movie I've ever seen, but "The 15:17 to Paris" has to be the most head-scratching, comically inept wide release I've seen in recent years. Senile Clint Eastwood was kind of funny when he was directing vitriolic nonsense like "Gran Torino", but now it's just sad. There's a considerable section of this film that's just a Paris vlog.
"Serenity" (the 2019 one, not the Firefly film) is also a really baffling movie to watch unravel. I can't really describe why it's so uniquely terrible without getting into spoilers, however, and it's truly a sight to behold with virgin eyes if you want to truly appreciate the scale of incompetent filmmaking on display.

[mellonxcollie]

dragonball evolution is both the best and worst film I've ever seen

[gold stinger]

Originally Posted by mellonxcollie

dragonball evolution is both the best and worst film I've ever seen

Basically this movie for me as well.

You don't even need to have watched any sort of original Dragonball anime or even know anything about the original content to be disappointed in watching this movie.

[Mollocephalus]

Twilight

I was young and naive everything in it was so fucking cringe and struggled to make any sense whatsoever, it was literal tumblr fanfiction

I didn't watch it but considering what I saw of it 50 shades of grey could easily top the #1 spot for audiovisive vomit!

[Rivaloo]

I'm at work and this morning one of my coworkers said sausage party was the worst movie he had seen but maybe he meant in a good way lmao

Edit OH HOWD I FORGET THE LIVE ACTION DRAGONBALL MOVIE...it was bad

[mellonxcollie]

Originally Posted by ElectricZap9

Wasn't Fifty Shades of Grey (predominantly the novel) initially Twilight fanfiction?

yup

Originally Posted by Rivaloo

I'm at work and this morning one of my coworkers said sausage party was the worst movie he had seen but maybe he meant in a good way lmao

I saw this in theatres with 3 other people and we all just walked out like wtf was that

Unlike Dragonball Evolution, which I saw in theatres twice

[Rivaloo]

Originally Posted by mellonxcollie

yup



I saw this in theatres with 3 other people and we all just walked out like wtf was that

Unlike Dragonball Evolution, which I saw in theatres twice

I can see were dragon ball evolution is more palletable than sausage party on a universal scale and thus people who don't necessarily know what dragon ball was to begin with would prefer it over sausage party lmao

perhaps me calling it out right bad isnt completely fair but I def think it attempted to live up to more than it could chew and didnt quite feel right to me coming from the anime/manga.

edit: i guess i called it bad from a subjectively prideful and nerdy place :P

[CordingWater6]

Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker (2006)

Book is good, but the movie is just bad. Heavily watered down and kinda spoils the reason why the book franchise has 13 books (the last one being released last year) and why there is only one movie.

I honestly feel like the movie could've been better, but if the author of the books says that he doesn't like the movie then maybe there is a problem.

[Bolth mannn]

Originally Posted by CordingWater6

Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker (2006)

Book is good, but the movie is just bad. Heavily watered down and kinda spoils the reason why the book franchise has 13 books (the last one being released last year) and why there is only one movie.

I honestly feel like the movie could've been better, but if the author of the books says that he doesn't like the movie then maybe there is a problem.

Funnily enough I really enjoyed this movie

Anyway, the worst movie in the world is Triangle and you will never convince me otherwise. The hatred I get while thinking about the movie is immeasurable