100 worst movies of all-time.*

I'm able to testify about North (1994)......it was intented to be a cute and heartwarming fable directed by Rob Reiner with a sizable budget, but it turned out to be a horrendously bad movie. There was plenty of talent associated with the flick, but obviously talent wasn't enough for this bomb.

I believe it lost around 30 million dollars......ouch.

Showgirls (1995) is so bad it's laughable. Perhaps the cheesiest movie ever made.

 

It should have been much funnier, but I did find it fitfully amusing, mainly because those actors are usually interesting in their own right. The script was weak, though. Not one of the worst films ever made, though.

I would, however, include The Happytime Murders in this list. Mindblowingly puerile and unclever. Its only bright spot is Maya Rudolph, who somehow manages to keep her chin up in the midst of this train wreck of bad ideas.

 

Couldn't the list be filled with Steven Seagal movies?

 

It didn't. A wretched excuse for a movie. A real head-scratcher.

 

The only one I’m 100% certain I saw is Exorcist II: The Heretic, and that’s because John Boorman directed it and Pauline Kael liked it. But it sucked.

If I saw any others, all memory has been erased.

 

Right off the bat, with number 100 "The Pyramid" -- I actually watched that and thought it was really well done for a zero budget film So, there's a fail from the first go.

 

North is one of the very few movies that actually made me angry because of how bad it was.

 

Yes, it sucked, but there really are way worse movies. I've seen 5 on the list and I'd only say 1 of them was truly worth of a bottom 100 rating. I give films like Manos a total pass - it's the ones with budgets and good casts and studio backing that incur my wrath.

 

I like both Troll movies

 

I confess, I just watched this and enjoyed it...

 

Ah, I'm afraid you're wrong.

 

Dolemite isn't on the list. Big fail. That's one I watched recently that even pot couldn't save.

 

I've only seen 5 from the list but it looked like only one was made before 1990. I guess that makes 1966 the beginning of time.

 

Not the bees! NOT THE BEEssssarrgghghghghhgh

My faith is restored

 

I never saw the movie of Myra Breckinridge, but I thought the book was hilarious and weird.

 

I've seen some of these. I may get a lot of flack for this, but I disagree about "Police Academy 4", hey it may not be a work of art, but I've seen plenty of worse movies. I think anything that has "Rebel Wilson" should be on this list. I can't stand her, and I will not watch a movie if I know that she is in it.

 

Isn't it all a matter of opinion? I've seen Oscar-winning films I'd happily add to this list, none of which were nearly as entertaining as watching Sean Connery miraculously return from the dead in Highlander 2 or Al Pacino rap about coffee in Jack and Jill (or for that matter, Sean Connery wearing a Polar Bear suit in The Avengers).

 

Oh, yeah; the book was great. Sadly, the movie wasn't even trying to live up to it.

 

Going into this list I was just waiting for one entry that is blatantly false. People who claim to hate it tend to not actually understand it. That film is I Know Who Killed Me featured at #28, Roeper's least favorite movie of the decade and winner of record Razzies. All erroneous, Lohan is in fact fantastic in the role and if you think the ridiculous part are ridiculous...well yeah, because they didn't really happen. I don't want to play spoiler, but if you think the killer shown is the real killer, I disagree with you. A brilliant movie, in my top 40 horror movies of the decade.

SPECIES II - This is better and more fun than the original, great creature effects.
LOOK WHO'S TALKING NOW - Yeah, so I hate the other ones but this is a great X-mas movie catering to the welfare crowd. Heartwarming and truly funny.

I also enjoyed the following well enough:

Wicker Man
Shark Night
Nothing But Trouble
Blair Witch 2
Weekend at Bernies 2
Feardotcom
The Apparition
Stop or my Mom Will Shoot

 

They used to talk about it on all of the talk shows. Out of curiosity, I did read the book...

 

More than I care to admit.

 

I've seen 63 from the list. I know Uwe Boll movies in the top 10 get a lot of flack, but they are fun to watch IMO.

 

I can’t disagree with any single one of these choices.

 

I was holding my breath hoping that none of the Sharknado franchise was included. Love 'em all...

 

every jim carrey movie

every adam sandler movie

every drew barrymore movie - didn't she make the exact same movie about 50 times.

every melissa mccarthey movie

every will ferell movie

and every other fart/poop joke movie ever made.

that should be close to 100.

and please, i'm begging you all, don;t tell me about 'punch drunk love' or 'uncut gems' or "the truman show" or 'can you ever forgive me' etc etc. those movie were not really that difficult for any of them, they had been used to being in front of the camera and used to being directed.

people debase deniro for doing comedy, it just like that.