What is the worst film you have ever seen?

How can you say a movie is the worst you've ever seen when you only watched 30 minutes of it? You can say you disliked that half-hour but you really can't judge the whole movie...

 

I don't have to eat an entire foot-long poop sandwich to know I don't like it after the first bite..

 

But that's different, as you know that a sandwich will almost certainly be the same at the end as at the beginning. Movies - and music - don't work that way. A movie can start poorly but improve as it progresses, or vice versa.

If someone says "Movie A was the worst movie I've ever seen" but they didn't watch the whole thing, I see no reason to take their opinion seriously...

 

An excellent film.

 

I watched the TCM The Beginning a few weeks ago. The reason was I watched the 2004(?) remake a few months ago and to be honest I enjoyed it far more then the original (which wasnt difficult).

However, the issue with prequals is that...well you kinda know who is gonna live and who is gonna die so I didnt sit there hoping for any of the poor pretty young people.

Was a pointless film really and would have worked better having the initial 10 minutes compressed into the first remake instead.

 

How could you hate a movie with Diora Baird?

 

The only film I ever really wanted to walk out on was Reality Bites. I don't even remember what it was about but I just wanted to cut my losses and move on. GF at the time won that argument tho and we stayed til the end.

 

The worst film I have ever seen is: "Amy Vong".

 

"Push" has just overtaken "Jumper" as the worst movie I have seen.

 

I finished watching 'Lifeforce' yesterday - awful script with enough plot holes to resemble swiss cheese. At least Matilda May is in the buff for most of the movie! They must have thrown some money at this stinker for the FX are pretty hot (for the time) but the movie barely holds together and then just kind of ends.

 

I didn't see the latter, but hated Eraserhead, too. I hated Brown Bunny, for the most part, as well. The last scene was...well...interesting, though!

 

Lifeforce is a mess in a lot of ways, but I always loved this film. I think it deserves to be in the best worst horror films thread.

 

Wow, the hate for Eraserhead has made me sad.

 

I kind of like it too. It's as if Tobe Hooper was trying to do his own Hammer horror film. Though at times it's more hammy horror.

 

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