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  • Tyme2tyme
    Veteran Member
    • Apr 3, 2008
    • 418

    #61
    The only movie I ever walked out on was "Looker". It was a scifi/thriller from 1981 starring Susan Dey. Horrible movie. I would also add my votes for "Attack of the killer tomatoes" and I agree with Jessica on the remake of "Apes" JOHN
    Livin' the American Dream!

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    • jimsmegos
      Mego Dork
      • Nov 9, 2008
      • 4519

      #62
      The Avengers... the Uma Thurman one. I was running a movie theater at the time. First time I ever had so many people demand their money back after only 20 minutes of the film. It happened so much that I had the box office person warn someone who wanted to by a ticket and let them know there would be no refund if they didn't take the warning to heart. Horrible waste of time, talent, oney, everything.

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      • Hector
        el Hombre de Acero
        • May 19, 2003
        • 31852

        #63
        Originally posted by Goblin19
        Yes, Hector, Freddy Got Fingered is truly awful. Maybe not the the worst movie I've ever seen, but certainly the worst I've seen at a theatre in the last 10-20 years. And i kind of like Tom Green.


        We disagree in one major thing though...you kinda like Tom Green...

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        • Hector
          el Hombre de Acero
          • May 19, 2003
          • 31852

          #64
          Originally posted by jimsmegos
          The Avengers... the Uma Thurman one. I was running a movie theater at the time. First time I ever had so many people demand their money back after only 20 minutes of the film. It happened so much that I had the box office person warn someone who wanted to by a ticket and let them know there would be no refund if they didn't take the warning to heart. Horrible waste of time, talent, oney, everything.
          Good pick!

          I'm such a huge fan of the original with Diana Rigg...and this crap fest of a picture was such an insult to the fans...burn the master prints...burn it all to hell...

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          • Goblin19
            Talkative Member
            • May 2, 2002
            • 6124

            #65
            I'll never watch The Avengers. The original is too close to my heart.

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            • MegoMark71
              Permanent Member
              • Dec 18, 2008
              • 3383

              #66
              Originally posted by CaptainTrenchcoat
              I always thought.."I spit on your grave" was the worst imho. Now I read they are remaking it. OMG WHY? lol
              Holy crap has it been a long time since i heard about that movie. I grew up in northwestern Connecticut. Not in Kent but i was born and raised in Sharon. I had a friend in Kent who told me all about it then supposedly where it was filmed. Man i bet it has been 15 years or more since i gave that movie a thought.

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              • Werewolf
                Inhuman
                • Jul 14, 2003
                • 14974

                #67
                I will always defend Plan 9. It's works on a lot of levels. It's lower than low budget, cheezy and has terrible dialogue. But it's so sincere and trying so hard you can't help but enjoy it. It's a horrible, beautiful, terrible, enjoyable mess of a film.

                Now stuff like Batman and Robin had everything going for it. Huge budget, legitimate talent, professional set and prop design, etc. and it's still nearly unwatchable. So I feel that makes films like that far worse than something like Plan 9 that inspite of all it's flaws is still entertaining even if only in an unintentional way.
                You are a bold and courageous person, afraid of nothing. High on a hill top near your home, there stands a dilapidated old mansion. Some say the place is haunted, but you don't believe in such myths. One dark and stormy night, a light appears in the topmost window in the tower of the old house. You decide to investigate... and you never return...

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                • Hector
                  el Hombre de Acero
                  • May 19, 2003
                  • 31852

                  #68
                  Roger Ebert wants all the prints of I Spit On Your Grave destroyed...

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                  • Werewolf
                    Inhuman
                    • Jul 14, 2003
                    • 14974

                    #69
                    Originally posted by Hector
                    Roger Ebert wants all the prints of I Spit On Your Grave destroyed...

                    After reading his review

                    I Spit on Your Grave :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews

                    I would agree with him on that.
                    You are a bold and courageous person, afraid of nothing. High on a hill top near your home, there stands a dilapidated old mansion. Some say the place is haunted, but you don't believe in such myths. One dark and stormy night, a light appears in the topmost window in the tower of the old house. You decide to investigate... and you never return...

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                    • CrimsonGhost
                      Often invisible
                      • Jul 18, 2002
                      • 3610

                      #70
                      I am curious of their criteria for choosing the movies they chose. For example, one would have to take into consideration budget, movie stars, studio, hype, marketing, etc.

                      Given that, I would have to agree that Batman and Robin is one of the worst for sure, although Burtons Planet of the Apes and Phantom Menace would give it a run for number 1 worst. Burtons Apes didn't even make sense!!
                      Expectation is the death of discovery.

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                      • starsky
                        veteran member
                        • Aug 26, 2007
                        • 6207

                        #71
                        hudson hawk.

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                        • Adam West
                          Museum CPA
                          • Apr 14, 2003
                          • 6822

                          #72
                          I don't even know if I could name the worst movie because chances are that I have never heard of it or watched it. B&R is not great but I have seen worse.
                          "The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
                          ~Vaclav Hlavaty

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                          • Mikey
                            Verbose Member
                            • Aug 9, 2001
                            • 47258

                            #73
                            Call me crazy, but I think Batman Returns was worse than Batman and Robin ... If anything, Batman Returns was way more boring.

                            My fav movie in the series was Batman Forever.

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                            • highquality
                              #1 Super Guy
                              • Jun 10, 2003
                              • 3963

                              #74
                              I don't get all the votes for "Cable Guy". For a Dark Comedy, it was Spot-On. I can understand how Dark Comedy isn't your thing though.

                              Here's some pretty terrible pics:

                              1. The Phantom Menace - Such a sad commentary on our era in film.

                              2. Another 48 Hours - The only movie I ever walked out the theatre on.

                              3. Nick Fury - When it comes to ridiculous over-acting, Shat couldn't shine Hasselfhoff's boots.

                              4. Eyes Wide Shut - It takes a real aficionado to appreciate Kubrick's slow pace, but add boring characters and a nowhere plot, then your eyes really will be wide shut.

                              5. The Hulk 2003 by Ang Lee - Did anyone else think Gumby got hit by Gamma Rays?
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                              • Mikey
                                Verbose Member
                                • Aug 9, 2001
                                • 47258

                                #75
                                I like Cable Guy

                                Love the part where Carry is singing the Star Trek fighting music when fighting Brodrick

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