Worst Movie Ever?

[frenchy07]

"The Big Bus" wasted a whole 10 minutes of my life before I walked out.

Second on my list is "Trainspotting", still can't believe I sat through the whole thing. Oh the things one will do for the fairer sex.

 

[NauticalbutNice]

Second on my list is "Trainspotting", still can't believe I sat through the whole thing. Oh the things one will do for the fairer sex.

I have to admit that I liked it!

Nauticalbutnice :fruit:

 

[H2Andy]

yeah, i thought Trainspotting was pretty good too

 

[KidK9]

The Marrying Man...terrible broken record.
The Life Aquatic...self explanatory.
THe Grudge...watched about 20 minutes and turned it off.

 

[Spoon]

yeah, i thought Trainspotting was pretty good too

i liked it. i liked the roile played by this actor forget his name.. robert carisle? same guy who played a villain in one of the james bond flicks.

 

[farrakhan]

Isn't it funny that one person's worst film happens to be another's favorite. I've browsed through and was surprised to see many of the films I consider very good as someone else's worst films of all time.

Jacob's Ladder (if this was your worst movie ever you have probably only seen one movie)

 

[Spoon]

Jacob's Ladder (if this was your worst movie ever you have probably only seen one movie)

the horror flick? it was pretty good, then again i was like ten at the time so it scared the hell out of me

 

[farrakhan]

the horror flick? it was pretty good, then again i was like ten at the time so it scared the hell out of me

That's what I was saying. Someone earlier stated it was the worst film they had ever seen. Now if it was just an average film I wouldn't have posted but I thought it was brilliant and scared the crap out of me too.

Perhaps the poster just didn't understand the film.

 

[Spoon]

Perhaps the poster just didn't understand the film.

most probably, it was a nice comples film. people ususally abhor movies they dont understand.

i myself dint like donnie darko, i dint understand it at all but others who did understand it will attest to its magnificence. as with everything you can please some but not all

 

[GrierHPharmD]

I liked Donnie Darko. Sorta like Harvey meets The Butterfly Effect meets Magnolia, written by Steven King, directed by Wes Craven. It was a bit dark and strange, though...





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