Worst film

[threebikesmcginty]

Terms of Endearment anyone? A ghastly offering about a bunch of self-obsessives getting in touch with their real feelings. It didn't help that Shirley McLaine was in it.

Turds of Endearment?

 

[John the Monkey]

I didn't pay to see it, but Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is probably the worst thing I've seen.

 

[gavroche]

"Noah" with Russell Crowe.

 

[outlash]

Anyone else ever seen a Pokemon film?

You actually went to the cinema to see one?

 

[Cubist]

Yes, and bought drinks and popcorn.

There is an upside to having kids to take to the cinema... even before we had our own we could "borrow" other people's to help us sneak into some pretty good stuff.

It can occasionally backfire as we discovered when we took our 5 yr old god-daughter to see Aladin. She was so terrified of all the noise and movement that she hid under my coat until we had to give up trying to coax her to watch and left. Bless.
Not Robin Williams' finest hour as far as she was concerned.

 

[Fnaar]

Rita, Sue and Bob too.
Bloody awful film

 

[ianrauk]

Rita, Sue and Bob too.
Bloody awful film

The old drunk guy makes me laugh when ever I see it.

 

[AndyRM]

Trainspotting. Thankfully it was a DVD, so I could stop after 5 minutes and sandpaper my nose off, which was a whole load more fun.
Avatar. Great graphics, plot was rubbish. Insofar as it had one.
Bladerunner can go and do one. The 'tears in rain' speech was great, but the rest of the film was me sitting there wondering WTF was going on, and will it ever stop raining?
It was like a bleaker version of Swansea, if such a thing could ever exist.

One out of three is better than quite a few on this thread, chapeau!

 

[Paulus]

A film called "I don't want to be born" Made in 1975. It starred Joan Collins and Donald Pleasence.

 

[Fnaar]

The old drunk guy makes me laugh when ever I see it.

I saw it whwn it came out... that was enough, though I sometimes wonder if I missed the point of it, as I know peeps who tell me it's good :-)

 

[ianrauk]

I saw it whwn it came out... that was enough, though I sometimes wonder if I missed the point of it, as I know peeps who tell me it's good :-)

Don't get me wrong, it is an awful movie - apart from that old guy. Just makes me chuckle.

 

[andyfraser]

View attachment 92029 This I lost a few years of my life after watching this. I had to have treatment.

Eraserhead is one of my all time favourite films! I love everything about it! It's probably David Lynch's best film although he hasn't made a bad film yet, and yes, I'm counting Dune in that.

As a film on it's own I quite like Dune. There seems to have been too much producer meddling going on there which spoilt it a bit.

I won't hear a bad word about and of David Cronenberg's films either.

 

[MossCommuter]

Eraserhead is one of my all time favourite films! I love everything about it! It's probably David Lynch's best film although he hasn't made a bad film yet, and yes, I'm counting Dune in that.

As a film on it's own I quite like Dune. There seems to have been too much producer meddling going on there which spoilt it a bit.

I won't hear a bad word about and of David Cronenberg's films either.

You haven't seen Inland Empire then?

Worst
Film
Ever

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Eraserhead is one of my all time favourite films! I love everything about it! It's probably David Lynch's best film although he hasn't made a bad film yet, and yes, I'm counting Dune in that.

As a film on it's own I quite like Dune. There seems to have been too much producer meddling going on there which spoilt it a bit.

I won't hear a bad word about and of David Cronenberg's films either.

Lynch is class, Mulholland Drive is fantastic, it might even be better than that if I knew what it was about.

 

[AndyRM]

Eraserhead is one of my all time favourite films! I love everything about it! It's probably David Lynch's best film although he hasn't made a bad film yet, and yes, I'm counting Dune in that.

As a film on it's own I quite like Dune. There seems to have been too much producer meddling going on there which spoilt it a bit.

I won't hear a bad word about and of David Cronenberg's films either.

Both are class directors, but they have done some dreadful stuff.

I submit Inland Empire and Maps to the Stars as evidence.