OT: Worst Movie That You Ever Watched

Submitted by Santa Clause on

Simple question. What is the worst movie that you've ever seen? I nominate Howard the Duck, although the more I watch it now the more I laugh from it being so bad. 

UM Indy

May 5th, 2016 at 10:17 PM ^

I think OP is going for unbearably painful walk out of the theater nominations. Historically accurate or not, Hoosiers is at least well acted and entertaining ... at a minimum.



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Perkis-Size Me

May 5th, 2016 at 10:14 PM ^

Hangover III. Those were 90 minutes of my life that I will never get back.

The first was a classic. The second was alright, but generated enough laughs to keep me entertained. Cooper, Helms and Galifinakis ought to be ashamed of themselves for that flaming pile of turd that was the third movie.

Also, the Elektra movie with Jennifer Garner.



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MGoblu8

May 5th, 2016 at 10:23 PM ^

Freddie Got Fingered is the worst movie ever.
Aside from that, my wife wanted to watch Safe Haven (with Julianne Hough) on Netflix, and it was a boring piece of shit. Awful. It was so bad that she let me choose the movie for like 3 or 4 straight movie nights, as she no longer trusted her own judgement.

Harlans Haze

May 5th, 2016 at 10:37 PM ^

Dead Heat, starring Joe Piscopo (back when he was big). Came out in late 80's. To this day, I'm still pissed that I spend the 2.50 to see the movie. I should have walked out, but it was like watching a trainwreck, just had to stick with it to the end.

More recent vintage, Red Hat, the computer hacker movie. A promising premise ruined by terrible writing, acting and directing. The only reson I didn't walk out was that I caught it a one of those dine-in restaurants with the reclining chairs, so, at least I was comfortable and drinking a beer.

Rabbit21

May 6th, 2016 at 10:37 AM ^

It definitely had that reverse "Deus ex Machina" aspect that I find so maddening about a lot of those home invasion horror movies in which the invaders basically turn from regular humans into super-ghost ninjas until they need to be turned back into humans again.  The whole time you knew the homeowners were going to buy it and just started wishing for them to get it over with.

leftrare

May 5th, 2016 at 11:02 PM ^

Mad Max Fury Road. Not really fair here because I only watched the first ten minutes during which nothing happened except hyper violent rapid wtf did she say there. And so forth.

pinkfloyd2000

May 5th, 2016 at 11:11 PM ^

Technically, almost ANY movie featured on MST3K would qualify -- but as far as a modern film that I've actually gone to a theater and paid money to see? I'm gonna go with 2013's The Counselor. The screenplay was written by Cormac McCarthy, who is a FANTASTIC novelist. But he should stick to writing books. I've never seen such a pile of pretentious and utterly boring dreck. 

This film featured a scene with Cameron Diaz having sex with a car. Yeah, you read that right. And no, it wasn't sexy, or awesome, or even slightly entertaining. 

drjaws

May 5th, 2016 at 11:32 PM ^

Movie called Fear. My wife picked it out.

A tree comes to life as a dude and chases people all over the forest. Looked like a dude in a cardboard suit. Watched half of it and was completely confused. Literally no plot. No clue if it was a tree, a guy pretending to be a tree or what.

Also, Rubber. On NetFlix. Don't watch it. I warned you. It is a tire that rolls around the desert killing people. The tire looks at people and they fall over dead.



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AmayzNblue

May 5th, 2016 at 11:53 PM ^

The Horse Whisperer. Truly boring from beginning to end. I took my girlfriend in high school to it and that movie killed the libido that night



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Rabbit21

May 6th, 2016 at 10:42 AM ^

The ninja ostriches, the super hot giant alien, the tattoos, the chinese food orders, and all of the other wonderful randomness. If you're going to talk about the entire movie as being the funny part I'm with you, otherwise I weep for your soul.

I get it's not a classic, but it's funny.