-Wanted. Oh yeah let's ask a carpet who to kill next. Shitheads. .
haha thats what i thought exactly. even if they were discovering names written in cloth patterns who assumed this meant these people needed to be killed
I can't believe no one has yet to mention "Battlefield Earth"
i definately agree with battlefield earth, everything was shot at a dutch angle, and john travolta who is usualy doing a respectable job acting sounds like an asshole throughout the whole movie as well as having lame and sometime just stupid plot points.
of course, he sounded that way. If you've forgotten, he was the main baddie of the movie. Trying to take over earth for it's resources and blowing people's heads off at random.
The Blair Fucking Witch Project was abysmal- I had to leave the cinema to vomit from the cruddy camera work.
A 1980's film called 'Hard Wired' I was dragged to see at the cinema. Utter crap.
But the worst was Oliver Stone's 'Alexander'. It sucked badly, so badly that two thirds of the audience actually walked out. I stayed to see just how badly it could go. Everyone in the film forgot they knew how to act, including Anthony Hopkins who was terrible. Angelina Jolie's performance in this film confirmed to me she is the most overrated actress in film today and manages to pout her way through films. And Colin Farrell- urgh. He's shit all the time but was unwatchable in this. Avoid at all costs.
For me, the worst movie I've ever seen is Master of Disguise from 2002. It looked great in the previews, but when I actually saw the movie, it was a really big let down. Dana Carvey was a lot better as Garth in Wayne's World, and apparently, he's not as good without his former counterpart Mike Myers, who obviously had the better movie that summer with Austin Powers in Goldmember.
For me, the worst movie I've ever seen is Master of Disguise from 2002. It looked great in the previews, but when I actually saw the movie, it was a really big let down. Dana Carvey was a lot better as Garth in Wayne's World, and apparently, he's not as good without his former counterpart Mike Myers, who obviously had the better movie that summer with Austin Powers in Goldmember.
Geeze! Why do people hate this movie? It was great. I remember at one of my birthday parties when I saw it with my friends.
"Bogeyman" was pretty God-awful. I sat through it because I'd read nothing but bad things about it and had to see it for myself. The cover art and the line at the bottom that read "The scariest movie...ever!" made me curious, but in the end the reviews were right. It was horrifically lame.
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