What are your top 10 worst films of all time? Page 2

  • JamboWayOh 15 Jan 2018 14:26:56 25,236 posts
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    superbob85 wrote:
    Throw in any Steven seagal film.
    Fuck off! Marked for Death is a classic as is Out for Justice starring Coma Seagal with awful sticky on beard.
  • Tomo 15 Jan 2018 14:27:00 19,565 posts
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    Aliens Vs Predator - definitely on there. Predators too while we're at it.
  • Cappy 15 Jan 2018 14:28:32 14,393 posts
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    Stranded87 wrote:
    I've heard of/seen most of these films, which means they're not among the worst. Or do you mean the worst films that had a budget/anyone actually cares about?
    Is it really that confusing? You can hardly list the top ten worst films you haven't seen, otherwise we could all be listing Karate Cop and various gems from the Stephen Seagal and Van Damme back catalogue.
  • Decks 15 Jan 2018 14:28:39 31,013 posts
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    Predators wasn't that bad imo. Aliens vs Predator Requiem is by far the worst film from either franchise. Awful fucking film.
  • djronz. 15 Jan 2018 14:30:03 516 posts
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    I'm gonna throw in any of the underworld films (only film I've ever walked out of cinema on)
  • Tomo 15 Jan 2018 14:30:20 19,565 posts
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    On The Exorcist... I think I expected to be scared shitless, that it was going to be an horrendous, unbearable watch, when in reality I just found it hokey and pretty dull. I was just hugely disappointed by it, which always compounds your dislike for a film.
  • LittleSparra 15 Jan 2018 14:30:27 7,926 posts
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    superbob85 wrote:
    Throw in any Steven seagal film.
    Under Siege is a genuinely tolerable action film. Tommy Lee Jones is on top 'ah fuck it let's do this' form.
  • minky-kong 15 Jan 2018 14:30:27 14,787 posts
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    Hunger Games
    Taken
    Bridget Jones 2
    Shame
    A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
    Love Actually
    Bar-Be-Que The Movie (starring Bone Thug n Harmony)

    The last one was genuinely appalling without any redeeming features, and makes The Room look like an Oscar worthy film. The others I just dislike intently for being extremely boring, insultingly moronic or having an ending that pissed me off.
  • Tomo 15 Jan 2018 14:31:27 19,565 posts
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    Decks wrote:
    Predators wasn't that bad imo. Aliens vs Predator Requiem is by far the worst film from either franchise. Awful fucking film.
    I passed on AvP:R I think, having seen the prequel. Kinda hoped Predators would rescue the franchise, but it was gobshite. And, by the sounds of it, the upcoming Shane Black one is going to be a turd as well.
  • Blakester 15 Jan 2018 14:31:59 5,234 posts
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    The Holiday is utter fucking garbage and everyone involved should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves.
  • spindle9988 15 Jan 2018 14:32:00 5,222 posts
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    A girl walks home alone at night is an amazing film. What did you hate about it?
  • JamboWayOh 15 Jan 2018 14:33:26 25,236 posts
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    I forgot one.

    Skyline. Genuinely fucking awful in areas of acting, plot, pacing, characters, direction, writing. Special effects weren't half bad though.
  • minky-kong 15 Jan 2018 14:38:09 14,787 posts
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    spindle9988 wrote:
    A girl walks home alone at night is an amazing film. What did you hate about it?
    Falls under the "incredibly boring" category for me, felt like I wasted 90 odd minutes of my life watching it as nothing of note happens for the entire film.

    I watched It Follows immediately after and loved it. I don't care if that makes me some sort of cultural philistine, but it was entertaining for all the right reasons.
  • retro74 15 Jan 2018 14:43:59 3,798 posts
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    Has no one actually seen Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie then?

    Surely that stinks like no other?
  • Deleted user 15 January 2018 14:48:24
    thelzdking wrote:
    It's hard. I've seen far 'worse' films than Interstellar, but Interstellar pissed me off a lot more than, say, The Internship. I guess that's because I expect more from a film like Interstellar. Certainly PS, I Love You fits into both categories.
    Ha! Yeah, it made me angry too!
  • Deleted user 15 January 2018 14:52:46
    Tomo wrote:
    I passed on AvP:R I think, having seen the prequel. Kinda hoped Predators would rescue the franchise, but it was gobshite. And, by the sounds of it, the upcoming Shane Black one is going to be a turd as well.
    Funny thing is, even though both films are well below the standard of the main Alien and Predator films, I much preferred Requiem to its prequel. The characterisation and dialogue was superior (albeit slightly clichéd and flat as a pancake) and there were some truly horrifying scenes in there. The Predators were badasses again, which counts for something.

    AvP 1's dialogue was absolutely horrendous, the friendship between the Predator and that chick was unintentionally hilarious for all the wrong reasons, and the Aztec backstory was just crap.
  • Deleted user 15 January 2018 14:58:38
    I think most of mine would be made up of horror sequels. Every hellraiser after the 3rd are utter fucking bile they would be on anyone's list.

    Halloween 6
    Friday 13th Part 5
    Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Child
    Texas chainsaw with Bridget Jones and Matt Mahogany
    Various others from the 80's and 90's that I was a dickhead to even think were going to be ok.
  • Sharz 15 Jan 2018 15:45:07 2,121 posts
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    The 5th die hard film for me has to be top, with the 4th film not that far behind. I went to the cinema as friends really wanted to see it, subsequently fell sleep 20 mins in. I have tried to give it ago since and still bored. Terrible script and boring plotting, action scenes are pretty generic also
  • captbirdseye 15 Jan 2018 15:50:23 11,190 posts
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    Anything by Ridley Scott in last 10 years.
  • Deleted user 15 January 2018 15:51:46
    I usually avoid the worst films at the cinema, but Sucker Punch and Suicide Squad slipped through the cracks. Painful watches, both of them.
  • Decks 15 Jan 2018 15:51:59 31,013 posts
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    The Martian is pretty good.
  • Rogueywon 15 Jan 2018 15:58:30 12,387 posts
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    Not sure I can come up with 10 off the top of my head and these aren't ranked in any particular order, but my absolute-stinkers list would have to include:

    Hook: The movie that left me with a life-long loathing of Robin Williams. I know I said this list isn't ranked, but it's probably the worst movie I've ever seen. Deathly dull, cringeworthy dialogue and unbearably smug throughout.

    Alien: Resurrection: Everybody has an Alien (or AvP) movie they really hate. While Alien 3 isn't great, I appreciate some of what it was trying to do. AvP is inoffensive popcorn fodder. AvP:R is a pretty good "Aliens on Earth" movie if you watch it with the dialogue muted. But Resurrection is terrible; stilted, badly-paced and gross-out without ever being scary.

    Pearl Harbour: I watched this on Boxing Day. Boxing Day is, at best, a long, tedious day where everybody just gets on each other's nerves. Pearl Harbour somehow makes it worse.

    Independence Day: Resurgence: Takes the record for "creepiest pandering to the Chinese Government".

    What Dreams May Come: Ok, so somebody decides to do a fairly big-budget movie inspired by Dante's Inferno. But they put Robin Williams in it. This is what we get.

    Shadowlands: Sentimental tripe. I possibly loathe this more than it deserves because my parents were absolutely obsessed with it and insisted on watching it pretty much every weekend during my late teens and going on and on and on and on about it at every possible opportunity.

    Blues Brothers 2000: Possibly the worst sequel ever and I'm including Jaws: The Revenge in that statement.
  • JamboWayOh 15 Jan 2018 15:59:08 25,236 posts
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    So my list would be:

    Skyline
    All AvP films
    Transformers 2 onwards
    Police Academy 7
    Batman and Robin
    Catwoman
    Under the Skin
    Justice League
  • ghearoid 15 Jan 2018 16:06:15 3,758 posts
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    The only film I've ever been so bored that I walked out was Tim Burton's first Batman film.

    I also thought that Kenneth Branagh's Frankenstein and Coppola's Dracula were embarrassingly poor.

    Showgirls was crap and unpleasant but at least you could laugh at it.
  • Rogueywon 15 Jan 2018 16:07:49 12,387 posts
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    Oh god, I forgot one:

    The Revenant: A never-ending litany of tedious unpleasantness, where 90% of the dialogue consists of nothing but grunts. Seems to have been laser-targeted on the specific demographic of "Academy voters", because I don't think I've yet come across anybody else who found it even vaguely tolerable.
  • JamboWayOh 15 Jan 2018 16:09:25 25,236 posts
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    Roguey hates Hook?! Someone take away that generous forumite award. He's obviously a mean old man without a mommy.
  • Decks 15 Jan 2018 16:09:42 31,013 posts
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    The Revenant is great.
  • Decks 15 Jan 2018 16:10:09 31,013 posts
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    So is Under The Skin.
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