Worst Move You've Ever Seen?

[bad company]

I wanted to walk out of Suckerpunch and ask for my money back

[Ashaman Kovan]

Blondie was too hot for me to want to walk out of that movie.

[John E. Kelley]

I loved Sucker Punch.

[Tiinker]

Me, Myself and Irene. Not sure if that was the worst... or the best movie I've ever seen.

[bad company]

I loved Sucker Punch.

The action scenes were good, the acting average and the ending horrible

[John E. Kelley]

The ending was what made it. I thought.

[bad company]

I didn't work for the movie, made everything feel unbalanced and not well thought out

[Silver]

If we're taking parts of movies into consideration,t he last 1/4 of Hancock.

[Nolder]

Parts of movies?

I hated the ending for The Grey

The rest of the movie was awesome but the ending was really lame IMO

I wont spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet though

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

half of julie and julia. damned shame.

[bad company]

I refer to parts of the movie since it's those parts that go together to make a whole, an exqample being if a movie had a horrible ending but great acting and action I would say it was okay. The other example is a Ewe Boll film which has normally bad acting, writing, shooting and nearly everything else.

 

So I can look past bad acting or writing or shooting, but not if it all compounds when you consider the film as a whole. You also have movies so bad that they are good.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

terror of tiny town?

 

George of the jungle? um... no, that's not why that one was good...

[bad company]

George of the jungle was watchable while being stupid, the second mortal kombat film was just horrible

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

monkey bone was pretty bad but I know ppl who loved it

[bad company]

So you have horribleness compared to personal taste

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

it's all personal taste, there's no objective unit of measure here.

[bad company]

True, though there are some that defy personal taste

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i'm thinking of everything ed wood ever did, which i hated until ed wood came out and... changed how i saw his work. all very subjective.

[bad company]

Which shows how understanding of a work can affect reception of the work

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

and empathy.

[bad company]

You mean like feeling sorry for all the actors that appeared in Battleship

[Garen]

The 1998 American Godzilla is the worst piece of trash ever made. 14 years later, and my hatred for this film cannot be properly expressed in human speech. I was a teenage boy (the films target demo) when I saw this and still hated every second. I don't know how you can take a concept as inherently awesome as Godzilla and plop out this fat turd.

 

Broderick...has much to answer for.

[bad company]

Such as inspector gadget 1 and 2

[SinisterDeath]

... They made a travesty #2?

 

Oh also...

 

The Santa Claus 3 (tim allen)

 

WOW the other ones were bad but watchable but... WOW that was a horible movie!

Edited September 6, 2012 by SinisterDeath

[bad company]

I don't know the first was pretty bad