movies/tv What's the worst movie you've ever seen?

[GlitterMoon 225]

Just like the title says 

This is the worst I've seen so far:

 

[Photon Jet 5,489]

Avatar: The Last Airbender. After looking at the movie rating, I knew I was heading for a world of pain.

[SDP40F amtrak 2,443]

Transformer 4 I got bored

[TBD 17,231]

Aside from the "knocked off movies" which is the worst, I would say Ninjago the movie. What a sorry excuse for a movie,

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,153]

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation.

Not saying the first was anything to right home about, but the second is an INSULT to the first, and the gaming franchise as a whole.

[ggg-2 3,551]

Gonna agree with @Photon Jet and say Last Airbender. Fantastic cartoon, horrible horrible painful movie.

[Here No Longer 5,271]

The 1984 adaptation of Dune.

Pacing was the worst I've ever encountered, plot was presented in a way that made it totally uninteresting. Characters had very little to them, and most of them I didn't really care for a lot. Literally the definition of a bad film adaptation.

 

I would put the Emoji Movie, but I've never actually seen it as much as have seen the trailers and etc for it, as well as have heard several reviews on it that give extremely strong reasons for it being the worst animated movie in all of history.

 

[They call me Loyalty 1,941]

Star wars episode III, I think it was. I don't know much else about this franchise, but the cliche story and predictable outcome bored the hell out of me.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,533]

Blair Witch 2 Book of Shadows. Everything about it was a travesty. Not a single thing about the movie worked for me. It wasn't scary, it wasn't even remotely screepy. It was just cringey and a total bastardization of what the original film did. I love the first film for being realistic and subtle to its core. Book of Shaddws was a cash in, nothing more. Worst movie ever and worst sequel ever.

[Castle Bleck 19,213]

The Last Jedi -- so many bad developments, retcons, twists, etc.

 

Most-insulting movie in the franchise; Mark Hamill tried to warn us.

Edited March 6, 2018 by A.V.

[FirePuppy 647]

My Little Pony: The Movie!

...Actually, I'm just kidding. The worst movie I ever recall seeing is the 1993 film Super Mario Bros. Served itself right for being "ain't no game"!

[ultrairongorilla 2,064]

Nothing can prepare you for the horror of Disco Worms....

True Story with Jonah Hill and James Franco was unbearably boring. They took a really interesting story, and did nothing with it. I swear they kept repeating the same type of scenes over and over again. I'll take a fun terrible movie over a boring one anyday.

 

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[King of Canterlot 9,595]

This insulting piece of shit that's a literal rip-off the actual movie San Andreas  

    See they added "Quake" into the title so it's very similar to the movie it's ripping off- that way they could lure more people into watching it because they mistake this knock-off as being the actual thing.

I only watched it because I thought it was the actual thing, not some cheap knock-off, I started getting suspicious when the Rock Johnson never came on-screen

They put more money into their box-art than they did the actual movie 

[Unity 332]

Spoiler

 

Probably 

Snoop Doggs Hood of Horror

It' like Far Cry Primal

The colors are so overly saturated that it gives you brain tumors just looking at it.

Not yo mention they are both horrible

[Mystic Brush 102]

Paranormal Activity.

For real though, it's the most boring flank horror movie ever. If you even want to call it a horror movie that is. The ending is even worse. Just when something actually happens, it ends on that. Nothing but a disappointment.

[Unity 332]

6 minutes ago, Mystic Brush said:

Paranormal Activity.

For real though, it's the most boring flank horror movie ever. If you even want to call it a horror movie that is. The ending is even worse. Just when something actually happens, it ends on that. Nothing but a disappointment.

It' pretty much just some people haunted by the ghost of Disapointment.

[ShinGojira 586]

I wanna say The Room, but it made me laugh so much that it was amazing! But yeah, horrible movie.

[Unity 332]

You know what, I think it' actually the movie Circles

Pretty sure it' called Circles, or the Circle

Anyways, its a movie about aliens who kidnap every human on earth and put them in this room, standing in a circle, if you step out of the Circle your dead. About every minute or so the people have to vote on who dies next. It had a budget of $5 and a rocket pop. But it was entertaining and I suggest you watch it on Netflix(if they didn' remove it)

[cuteycindyhoney 13,285]

"Manos: The Hands of Fate" MST3K barely made it watchable.

[Ruddboy Olaf 10,627]

I would say Birdemic, but I couldn't get through it. It's literally Sensory Deprivation: Attack of the Nothing.

So, I'll go with one I actually got through. Deadpool.

[Will Guide 21,331]

Many of these movies have been reviewed by Doug Walker's Internet Persona, Nostalgia Critic from the Room to Blair Witch 2. For the most part, his reviews of these movies are way more entertaining than the movies.

For me personally, in terms of movies I saw in the cinema and had to pay money for, the one I regret seeing the most is Son of the Mask.

Nostalgia Critic reviewed it several weeks before I became a Brony in 2013, as well as put it near the top of his Top 11 worst sequels list:

Start from 4:00 for background on the first film; start from 5:28 to start from the film's first scene. But just be warned!

Jump to 21:15 for just Son of the Mask

[Narcissus 352]

Hateful 8 and pretty much everything made by Quentin Tarantino. 

 

 

[Loyal Defender 4,111]

Rock Dog. No doubt. That movie was just...to me, it didn't make much sense.

[Unity 332]

9 hours ago, Narcissus said:

Hateful 8 and pretty much everything made by Quentin Tarantino. 

 

 

Wow.

I thought that the hateful 8 and Pulp Fiction was good, but never heard of a Tarantino hater

[cuteycindyhoney 13,285]

"The Secret of NIMH" was a wonderful movie. The sequel...

Not so much.

That's actually a fantastic understatement.

"The Secret of NIMH 2 - Timmy to the Rescue" lands right on this thread for being astoundingly horrifyingly terrible.