Your least favourite film?

[Mattonsea]

The Glorious 39 by Stephen Poliakov .The worst acting ever witnessed on film by Bill Nighy . More wooden than a big stick . " Oh darling don't worry your pretty head about the hideous murder have a scone !" Hahaa

 

[Archie_tect]

Only walked out of 2 films,
Elephant Man, and,
Pink Floyd's The Wall

 

[PaulB]

Howard the Duck. What a shile of pitt that was! Expectations were high but my kids were frightened by this and it had literally nothing at all to recommend it. When ever we're talking about bad films we tend to say 'yes it was awful, but it was no "Howard the Duck"'

 

[compo]

Carry on Spying.

I enjoy the carry on films but this one is just totally boring.

 

[Berk on a Bike]

Worst film I paid to see for myself: Young Guns 2
Worst film I saw as a parenting obligation: Furry Vengeance

 

[byegad]

At number 1. Transformers The Movie, circa 1986. Saw it with my kids then both under 5. The dialogue consisted 98% 'Look out!' 'Argh!' 'Urgh!'
A close 2. Sunday, Bloody Sunday. A plot that could be summed up in two lines with episodes of violence, rape, and revenge. Yawn!

 

[Hugh Manatee]

The only film (I hardly ever go) I ever walked out of was Hook.

I watched the whole of Sharknado on the television thinking, "surely this is a spoof. It has to get better soon!" Then it was the end and it really was that dreadful.

 

[AndyRM]

It's taken 7 years, but it has to be said.

Shawshank Redemption.

 

[smokeysmoo]

It's taken 7 years, but it has to be said. Shawshank Redemption.

Really? Your entitled to an opinion I suppose, even if it is wrong

 

[AndyRM]

Really? Your entitled to an opinion I suppose, even if it is wrong

Yup. And I know I'm in a tiny, tiny minority, but I just don't get why it's lauded as a 'modern classic', which is probably what hacks me off most.

It's a well acted adaptation of a book.

That's it.

A decent film, but not one to fawn over like it came up with a cure for cancer or something.

 

[welsh dragon]

The barbarian and the geisha starring "the hell I will" john wayne. What a complete pants of a film. Whatever made him star in that pile of tosh.

 

[Lullabelle]

The barbarian and the geisha starring "the hell I will" john wayne. What a complete pants of a film. Whatever made him star in that pile of tosh.

Money?

 

[welsh dragon]

Money?

Probably, but it didn't do his reputation any good.

 

[Moon bunny]

Star Wars, I have never seen it, but the way some of its fans act as if everyone in the whole world knows it off by heart and are amused by their tired clichéd references violence to almost me drives.

 

[beastie]

Star Wars, I have never seen it, but the way some of its fans act as if everyone in the whole world knows it off by heart and are amused by their tired clichéd references violence to almost me drives.

I find your lack of faith disturbing........