I'm like rolling on the floor!!! @EGio , Oh no, lol! I think I'm gonna lose some friends over this, but anything by Adam Sandler. I saw mention of the Killer Tomatoes, lol. I liked that kind of bad movie, just not the ones meant to be decent or good & then they definitely are not. Tenet was intense & I felt it was very rapid. You have to watch it a couple of times, but it's an interesting concept.
@RockRollCuddle
The Tree of Life is tied with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind as my favorite film. It’s a profoundly moving and relatable film to many. There are stupid movies, and there are films some people aren’t patient or empathetic enough to understand. This is the latter.
Up The Academy.
I don’t even remember it was so bad, but I think there was a girl in a car accident and she gets amnesia and falls in love with her boyfriend again lol. It wasn’t my idea to go see it 😅
Agree with @UltimateChungus - Tolkien probably rolled over in his grave over the Hobbit movie treatment. I don't care how gorgeous the Elf/Dwarf actress/actor are... no. Just no.
I'd add to this list: any movie with William Shatner, John Voight, and James Woods needs to burn.
@Sideon you leave The Wrath of Kahn the hell alone man!!! the rest meh do what you will mate. lmao
@arghdaddy - Anything by Adam Sandler? I knew you had a pirate as a profile photo for a reason.
I used to think the movie Idiocracy was ridiculous. Now it is clear that it is more of a documentary of where the human race is headed.
@Mike403 I actually liked that one for being ironically unironic lol
@NightShift39 - Okay, maybe that movie. But everything else of his? Ugh.
@Sideon you won't get an argument from me there, and really it's not Shatner that makes the movie but if you burn everything he's in we lose the good parts too lmao
@egio Im glad you like that movie. But to me I couldn't get thru it. And I love sitting thru movies. I never saw the other movie you mentioned but it seems our tastes are different . But if I ever get the opportunity to check it out I will
Excluding straight-to-video junk, I'd say the worst film to get a theatrical release I've ever seen was Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. That was the first time in 20 years I walked out on a movie.
@RockRollCuddle According to her you do not have the capacity to understand the movie. Lol. That is what pseudo-intellectuals want you to believe. Makes them feel better about themselves.
The Witches of Eastwick. It's one of the few movies that was so bad I couldn't watch it to the end. Some people seem to like it though.
Another one to be shredded and left on the cutting room floor
“The Grey “ with Liam Neeson
A plane crash in Alaska and survivors chased by hungry wolves .
Ugh. It could have been done better
I guess it comes down to which Steven Segal movie you want to pick. How about we just nominate the ones where he was accused of sexual harassment on set. It adds to the repulsiveness of that self-deluded self defense “expert” who thinks a greasy pony tail hides balding and a long leather duster coat hides fat. Let’s not forget the condescending attitude either. What was Michael Caine thinking whoring himself out to that a-hole?
Fair. It could’ve also done without the dinosaur sequence and not lost anything urgent from the story. That segment was long and drawn out. And Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is another one that people either love or hate, so know that going in. Haha But it’s on Netflix.
@FunCartel In my quick reply, I was referring to people in general hating and dismissing as stupid what we don’t understand. Wasn’t necessarily directed only at @RockRollCuddle Such an observation doesn’t make me a pseudo-intellectual.
More for the cutting room floor
Bonnie and Clyde. With Halliday Grainget and Emile Hirsh.
Unbroken With Jack O’Connell. The book was great , the movie was not