What is the worst movie you've ever seen?

[fluffhead]

I think Keanu peaked at Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

agreed!!! I went to see "My Own Private Idaho" cause I thought it would be just like bill and ted. Boy was I wrong!

In terms of worst sequels:
Superman III (first and only movie I've ever fallen asleep at - richard pryor at his absolute worst)
Jaws 3-D

The book is pretty darn disturbing, especially after you have had kids. Didn't remember it being that creepy when I read it in college.

[mommax3]

I have to agree with "Stepford Wives".....it was really bad. I would also have to add "Brother Bear", a very lame Disney flick.

It is so rare for me to see movies these days that the ones I see have been thoroughly checked out ahead of time....maybe that is a perk of not getting out much?

Sally

A lot of remakes of already-done movies have been pretty disappointing. We saw War of the Worlds and the entire audience was laughing at the most inopportune moments. It was really, really bad. I also started watching a Heather Graham/Luke Wilson flic on TV whilst snowed in this weekend and it was so bad, I don't even want to go on google and look up the title.

[Vishenka69]

ITA with every movie mentioned so far. Also just returned Dogville to Netflix. There was so much hype about the movie but I could only sit through about first 20 minutes and most of it was fast forwarded. It's just too creepy and disturbing.

[Vanquisher]

Well, I am going to sheepishly admit to liking What Women Want. The Stepford Wives did suck.

But, why am I the only person who cannot stand artsy movies? Am I uncultured? The English Patient is hands down the worst waste of time I have ever sat through. That and Ace Ventura Two (polar opposite movies, but I digress).

When movie critics go on about the artistic qualities in a movie, I know that's a movie to steer clear of. I tend not to like many of the Oscar nominated movies AT ALL.

What was the Bill Murray Scarlett Johannsen one? That totally sucked. The Aviator was beyond creepy. I just don't need that in a movie. It seems that a movie has to be painfully slow (or completely creepy) and dull to be considered good. Bleck.

[Gwendolyn]

I will also add Must Love Dogs...In light of the Ode to John Cusak (who I also love) on the Grand Rounds board. It was such a sad, sad failure of anything that might resemble a romantic comedy. Worse than Youv'e Got Mail.

[DCJenn]

I've heard it described as "Lloyd Dobler grows up."

Jenn

[Gwendolyn]

I've heard it described as "Lloyd Dobler grows up."

Jenn

If Lloyd Dobler grown up is ill conceived and horribly written

[houseelf]

Lawn Boy with Adam Sandler
The Color of Money
The Dukes of Hazard

Kelly

[Rapunzel]

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