The worst movie of all time though has to be Moment By Moment with Lily Tomlin and John Travolta. What a waste of good actors.
What's your least favourite movie(s) of all time?
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Nobody cap on my list please, already put up with enough caping for one day *sighs*
Lord Of The Rings (sorry but it just didn't go anywhere for moi)
The New Adventures Of Laure/Hardy (a spin off of the comic duos)
Atlantis 2
Jungle Book 2 (Some parts were ok)
Dodgeball
Happy Feet
Napolin Dynmite
again I don't need anymore people capping on me tonight, so please leave my lists alone.
Lord Of The Rings (sorry but it just didn't go anywhere for moi)
The New Adventures Of Laure/Hardy (a spin off of the comic duos)
Atlantis 2
Jungle Book 2 (Some parts were ok)
Dodgeball
Happy Feet
Napolin Dynmite
again I don't need anymore people capping on me tonight, so please leave my lists alone.
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THANK YOU. Finally, someone besides Shae and myself who didn't turn into mush over Happy Feet.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy had its fairly dull moments, as well. All the fighting scenes were...*yawn*-worthy. Come on, Legolas skateboarding on his shield? Oh, yes. That's hot.
Besides, Pippin was more of an adorable character in the books.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy had its fairly dull moments, as well. All the fighting scenes were...*yawn*-worthy. Come on, Legolas skateboarding on his shield? Oh, yes. That's hot.

That's hot.
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You can definitely put me in that boat. That movie was a nonsensical, dirty, unfunny, only-won-the-oscar-because-of-animating-masses-of-musical-penguins pile of crap.Prudence wrote:THANK YOU. Finally, someone besides Shae and myself who didn't turn into mush over Happy Feet.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy had its fairly dull moments, as well. All the fighting scenes were...*yawn*-worthy. Come on, Legolas skateboarding on his shield? Oh, yes. That's hot.Besides, Pippin was more of an adorable character in the books.
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By all means, welcome aboard our good ship!numba1lostboy wrote:You can definitely put me in that boat. That movie was a nonsensical, dirty, unfunny, only-won-the-oscar-because-of-animating-masses-of-musical-penguins pile of crap.Prudence wrote:THANK YOU. Finally, someone besides Shae and myself who didn't turn into mush over Happy Feet.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy had its fairly dull moments, as well. All the fighting scenes were...*yawn*-worthy. Come on, Legolas skateboarding on his shield? Oh, yes. That's hot.Besides, Pippin was more of an adorable character in the books.

That's hot.
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I found Happy Feet to be a rip of March Of The Penguins, not a single joke made me laugh and usualy Robin Willaims makes me laugh.
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Buster Keaton Films
The Cheetah Girls (1 was sort of slow but 2 was intresting and fun looking.)
The Mummy (Good acting, subplot but lousy villain)
Harold Lloyd Films
Buster Keaton Films
The Cheetah Girls (1 was sort of slow but 2 was intresting and fun looking.)
The Mummy (Good acting, subplot but lousy villain)
Your not alone buddy, I saw this a year ago thanks to my best friend and it scared me...I hate thinking of "Captain Howdy" lol. eeeh gives me the heebie jeebies. I guess maybe because I believe in all that stuff.TheSequelofDisney wrote:The Exorcist
This haunted me for about a year. I was too scared to sleep by myself, and slept in my sisters room. My parents were furious, and I only watched some of it. Then, I stayed awake all night with all of the lights on and the door open to make sure that no one could come in. I stayed up getting little to no sleep. Luckily, I'm past it now, and I'm never ever going to take a glance at the horrifyingly horrible movie.
Anyways. My least favorite movies of all time is...
The Blair Witch Project- omg that was such a waste of my time...what was it rated R for? Saying the F word like 50 millions times? Yeah, this was just stupid stupid dumb dumb...in my opinion anyway.
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Well, if you can't distinguish between the different kinds, you most likely never will see a point.numba1lostboy wrote:All of them. I just don't see the point.Lazario wrote: Got any in mind?
It's actually called Darkness Falls. And I also don't have the slightest clue why any sane person would like that film. You know- beyond the actual viewing experience. Which is extremely tedious. It's without exception one of the worst horror films of the New Millennium thus far. It might even be worse than those awful remakes of great '70s films (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hills Have Eyes).goofystitch wrote:My pick for the worst movie of all time is When Darkness Falls. A horror film about a man who can never step foot in the dark or the Tooth Fairy will get him. It was absolutely rediculous and I don't understand why so many of my friends loved it when it came out.
I completely agree.Dottie wrote:Armageddon
Bad story, and that shaky camera movement is unbearable to watch.
Really... ? Because they played that sonofabitchin' "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" so many times back in '98/99, that I think even Aerosmith themselves hated that song!The only good thing is the Aerosmith soundtrack.
A Nightmare on Elm Street...? What's wrong with you?Nala wrote:E.T.
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A truly horrible movie, through and through!castleinthesky wrote:I would have to say the 2004 film: Startsky and Hutch is my least favorite film of all time, but it will probably be beaten some day.
It just touches my heart to see so much intelligence on just ONE message board.jeremy88 wrote:The Blair Witch Project- omg that was such a waste of my time...what was it rated R for? Saying the F word like 50 millions times? Yeah, this was just stupid stupid dumb dumb...in my opinion anyway.
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E.T. may have been state of the art, but still ugly and scary when you're four years old and haunted by nightmares.goofystitch wrote:Dottie wrote:That is my favorite movie of all time (even above any Disney movie). I watched it all the time as a kid and was only scared when Elliot woke up and the light in the shed was on. The "aweful rubber doll" was state of the art in 1982 and I feel it's still convincing more than 20 years later.E.T.
Scary as hell.
Give that to a kid, and it'll still have nightmares of this awful rubber doll when it reaches the age of 18 (including me!)
The corn-field scene (from the original 1982 cut, of course), anyone?
My pick for the worst movie of all time is When Darkness Falls. A horror film about a man who can never step foot in the dark or the Tooth Fairy will get him. It was absolutely rediculous and I don't understand why so many of my friends loved it when it came out.
The tooth fairy will get him!!!????? That had me on the floor laughing.

Happy Feet and Napolean Dynamite were both garbage.
I'll probably get skewered for this but The Princess Bride and Army of Darkness are two of the worst movies I've ever seen. They're both train wrecks and just like a train wreck you can't stop watching.
"I am Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die!" Over and over and over again.
Thankfully, I don't see a lot of movies in the theatre so I can pretty much avoid most of the worthless drivel that comes out. In fact the last two movies I saw in the theatre were Cars and Meet the Robinsons.
I'll probably get skewered for this but The Princess Bride and Army of Darkness are two of the worst movies I've ever seen. They're both train wrecks and just like a train wreck you can't stop watching.
"I am Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die!" Over and over and over again.
Thankfully, I don't see a lot of movies in the theatre so I can pretty much avoid most of the worthless drivel that comes out. In fact the last two movies I saw in the theatre were Cars and Meet the Robinsons.
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Well, it wasn't really a tooth fairy. It was a woman in some old Little House on the Prairie type little town, by an ocean, who did for the little kids what the tooth fairy used to do - give them coins in exchange for teeth. I guess that was because they didn't have the Tooth Fairy legend back then. But- trust me, the movie was terrible.Dottie wrote:The tooth fairy will get him!!!??? That had me on the floor laughing.I've never seen this movie, but seriously the story of a evil tooth fairy simply sounds ridiculous!
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Aaaww, but it might have been better if it had been the real tooth-fairy!Lazario wrote:Well, it wasn't really a tooth fairy. It was a woman in some old Little House on the Prairie type little town, by an ocean, who did for the little kids what the tooth fairy used to do - give them coins in exchange for teeth. I guess that was because they didn't have the Tooth Fairy legend back then. But- trust me, the movie was terrible.Dottie wrote:The tooth fairy will get him!!!??? That had me on the floor laughing.I've never seen this movie, but seriously the story of a evil tooth fairy simply sounds ridiculous!

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Does anyone really know, though, what a real tooth fairy would look like? Do you think she/he (I say she) wears a pink tutu and ballet slippers, carries a magic wand, and floats through the air with sparkles around her and transparent angel-wings... ? Or maybe the real Tooth Fairy looks more like the Grim Reaper? That's basically what the monster in Darkness Falls looked like. A grim reaper, and... I don't remember what the face looked like.
But the idea of the movie was, She can get you if you're in the dark. But turn on the light and she goes away. The worst thing about the whole movie, and there were a lot of things wrong with it, was that it broke it's own rule about her not being able to be in the light.
But the idea of the movie was, She can get you if you're in the dark. But turn on the light and she goes away. The worst thing about the whole movie, and there were a lot of things wrong with it, was that it broke it's own rule about her not being able to be in the light.
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Even though I have already given my top 5 worst movies, with the resurgence of this thread I felt compelled to list more of the worst of the worst. While they didn't make my top 5, they are all still equally horrendous movies. Note: I've only included movies that I've seen in their entirety.
No particular order:
What Dreams May Come
Porky's
Head Over Heels
Down to You
Jakob the Liar
The King and I (1999)
The Trumpet of the Swan
Eyes Wide Shut
I Love Trouble
American Virgin
Snow Dogs
From Justin to Kelly
The Million Dollar Hotel
The Ring Two
Mulholland Dr.
In and Out
Drowning Mona
That's all for now.
No particular order:
What Dreams May Come
Porky's
Head Over Heels
Down to You
Jakob the Liar
The King and I (1999)
The Trumpet of the Swan
Eyes Wide Shut
I Love Trouble
American Virgin
Snow Dogs
From Justin to Kelly
The Million Dollar Hotel
The Ring Two
Mulholland Dr.
In and Out
Drowning Mona
That's all for now.
