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Quiz about The Ten Worst Movies of AllTime
Quiz about The Ten Worst Movies of AllTime

The Ten Worst Movies of All-Time Quiz


There are movies that we love to hate and those that we just hate. These are movies that we hate ourselves for watching. Here is my personal collection of the most awful movies ever spawned from the abysmal pit of Hollywood's worst.

A multiple-choice quiz by tralfaz. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
tralfaz
Time
5 mins
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Multiple Choice
Quiz #
197,326
Updated
Sep 29 22
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10
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Question 1 of 10
1. #10: I thought "Cube" was bad, but its sequel was worse. It has a theoretical mathematician with Alzheimer's Disease, a killer tesseract, and a lead character with a heart of gold. Watching this sequel was worse than having to write a 30-page paper on the history of mud. What movie was such a waste of my time? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. #9: The first two movies both won Oscars for best movie. How could the third one be bad? Simple. Have Francis Ford Coppola cast his daughter Sofia in a major role. Mike Corleone dies at the end of the movie. I wish I could have died at the beginning so I wouldn't have seen it. What movie was I (unfortunately) watching? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. #8: A 1959/1960 movie about the first voyage in Mars has got to be interesting. These explorers of Mars consist of the stereotypical wise-cracking mechanic from Brooklyn, the old goofy rocket scientist, the beautiful and virtuous lady, and the manly hero. The best acting was done by the mold that they brought back threatening the life of everyone on Earth. I was cheering for the mold - the sooner they died the sooner the movie would be over. What movie caused me so much misery? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. #7: This movie that starred Michael Douglas and Sean Penn as brothers. Douglas thinks someone is stalking him and trying to ruin his life. If they were trying to ruin your life Mike, they'd make you watch your own movie! Speaking of that, what movie am I describing that ruined my afternoon? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. #6: This movie actually won Best Picture at the Academy Awards beating "Saving Private Ryan". Gwyneth Paltrow's character seduces Joseph Fiennes' character and gets him to rewrite 'Romeo and Ethel the Sea Pirate's Daughter'. My optic nerves were in pain for a month after watching this waste of celluloid. What movie is it that blistered my retinas? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. #5: The first 10 minutes of this movies is great! Unfortunately there's more. Trust me, when you see Jay and Silent Bob arrested - turn it off. The only saving grace is Will Ferrell as Marshal Willenholly. Their cross-country adventures to stop a movie about them from being made will have you calling the Hemlock Society in no time. What movie was this that has me questioning whether or not I should keep breathing? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. #4: Poor Indy. He has to fight the Thuggee cult, put up with an obnoxious brat called Short Round, and worst yet had to listen to Kate Capshaw throughout this movie. The movie lasts 118 minutes. They should have cut out the last 2 hours. What movie is it that will have you begging for it to end? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. #3: The main premise of this movie was everyone mispronounces the main character's name. I could only stomach half of the movie after seeing J.Lo trying to talk in a New York accent or Ben Affleck slapping around a boy with autism to make him "normal". I nearly opened up my skull and sucked out my visual cortex with a vaccuum so I'd never take a chance of seeing this movie again. What movie was so torturous to sit through? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. #2: Three college students document a legend in Burkittsville, MD. How can they run a camera when they can't even read a map? This movie is so bad that the ending (a camera falling over) has become synonymous with bad endings and angry customers. Despite the death of all of the characters, a sequel was still made. Nothing is worthless, it can always be used as a bad example. What movie is it that proves that this adage applies to films? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. The Worst Movie Ever: "Dogma" was right - "Krush Groove" was a better movie than this travesty. An alien wart eats Reese's Pieces instead of M&Ms and it's the biggest news of the 1980s. At least he was smart. He wanted to "go home" from the beginning of the movie. I'd rather shove a rabid weasel down my throat to chew on my aorta than ever see this movie again. What movie in my (humble) opinion is the worst movie ever? Hint



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1. #10: I thought "Cube" was bad, but its sequel was worse. It has a theoretical mathematician with Alzheimer's Disease, a killer tesseract, and a lead character with a heart of gold. Watching this sequel was worse than having to write a 30-page paper on the history of mud. What movie was such a waste of my time?

Answer: Hypercube

A perfect example of how bad sequels can get. The acting is very poor and there is almost no plot whatsoever. At least the original has the potential of being a cult classic, "Hypercube" is simply bad. But don't take my word for it, the review on filmcritic.com agrees with me.
2. #9: The first two movies both won Oscars for best movie. How could the third one be bad? Simple. Have Francis Ford Coppola cast his daughter Sofia in a major role. Mike Corleone dies at the end of the movie. I wish I could have died at the beginning so I wouldn't have seen it. What movie was I (unfortunately) watching?

Answer: The Godfather Part 3

The last movie in the trilogy was an ordinary gangster movie, nothing like the first two great movies. Part of this was due to the numerous reworking of the script (12 versions) and actors turning down the roles. The decent acting by Al Pacino, Andy Garcia, and Diane Keaton was overshadowed by the horrible acting of the supporting cast.

Despite this it was nominated for best picture losing to "Dances With Wolves". Its mediocrity is discussed in detail in the Barnes and Noble review page.
3. #8: A 1959/1960 movie about the first voyage in Mars has got to be interesting. These explorers of Mars consist of the stereotypical wise-cracking mechanic from Brooklyn, the old goofy rocket scientist, the beautiful and virtuous lady, and the manly hero. The best acting was done by the mold that they brought back threatening the life of everyone on Earth. I was cheering for the mold - the sooner they died the sooner the movie would be over. What movie caused me so much misery?

Answer: The Angry Red Planet

Most B movies are so bad that they're good-- not this one. I could discuss the Mars landscape that is clearly a drawing or the palm tree in one scene, but the worst part is that the combined brilliance of a rocket scientist and a bio-chemist can't tell the difference between trees and a giant spider. Other problems with the movie are discussed in detail on badmovies.org.
4. #7: This movie that starred Michael Douglas and Sean Penn as brothers. Douglas thinks someone is stalking him and trying to ruin his life. If they were trying to ruin your life Mike, they'd make you watch your own movie! Speaking of that, what movie am I describing that ruined my afternoon?

Answer: The Game

Michael Douglas is depressed because he is nearing the same age that his dad was when he committed suicide. His brother decides to help him by driving him to kill himself in the same manner as their father used. Of course, it is a set-up and Douglas survives, causing him to love and appreciate life.

A great plot ruined by bad writing, directing, acting, and the fact that it is a dumb plot. A good description of the defects of this movie is at movie-reviews.colossus.net.
5. #6: This movie actually won Best Picture at the Academy Awards beating "Saving Private Ryan". Gwyneth Paltrow's character seduces Joseph Fiennes' character and gets him to rewrite 'Romeo and Ethel the Sea Pirate's Daughter'. My optic nerves were in pain for a month after watching this waste of celluloid. What movie is it that blistered my retinas?

Answer: Shakespeare in Love

This movie was nominated for thirteen Academy Awards. Normally this would be indicative of a great movie, but this was an exception. Many of the Oscars won were controversial perhaps best exemplified by Judi Dench's award for Best Supporting Actress (she had only 8 minutes of film time). Many of the inconsistencies both in plot and fact are discussed on epinions.com.
6. #5: The first 10 minutes of this movies is great! Unfortunately there's more. Trust me, when you see Jay and Silent Bob arrested - turn it off. The only saving grace is Will Ferrell as Marshal Willenholly. Their cross-country adventures to stop a movie about them from being made will have you calling the Hemlock Society in no time. What movie was this that has me questioning whether or not I should keep breathing?

Answer: Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

In Kevin Smith's movies, Jay and Silent Bob are like seasoning in food - they add character and a little spice. An entire movie with them is like a mouthful of black pepper. The other problem is that in Kevin Smith movies, reality is overlaid with humor. This movie tries to have laughs all of the time. It doesn't work. This movie is rated as "rotten" on hollywood.com's tomatometer.
7. #4: Poor Indy. He has to fight the Thuggee cult, put up with an obnoxious brat called Short Round, and worst yet had to listen to Kate Capshaw throughout this movie. The movie lasts 118 minutes. They should have cut out the last 2 hours. What movie is it that will have you begging for it to end?

Answer: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

This movie has no real focus. Is it a scary movie or an adventure movie? "Temple" tries to do both and just is a muddle. The saddest part is that Harrison Ford's performance is pretty good, but even he couldn't save this fiasco. A well-known trivia fact is that this movie led to the PG-13 rating by the MPAA.
8. #3: The main premise of this movie was everyone mispronounces the main character's name. I could only stomach half of the movie after seeing J.Lo trying to talk in a New York accent or Ben Affleck slapping around a boy with autism to make him "normal". I nearly opened up my skull and sucked out my visual cortex with a vaccuum so I'd never take a chance of seeing this movie again. What movie was so torturous to sit through?

Answer: Gigli

Before this movie, "Ishtar" was the standard for bad movie. When "Gigli" premiered on cable, HBO didn't even try to make it sound good. They promoted it as, "Come on. You know you want to see it." I fell for it, but could only make it through the first 40 minutes before giving up. Another review from someone else trying to give this movie a fair shake is at entertainyourbrain.com.
9. #2: Three college students document a legend in Burkittsville, MD. How can they run a camera when they can't even read a map? This movie is so bad that the ending (a camera falling over) has become synonymous with bad endings and angry customers. Despite the death of all of the characters, a sequel was still made. Nothing is worthless, it can always be used as a bad example. What movie is it that proves that this adage applies to films?

Answer: The Blair Witch Project

Although #2 in this list, it has the #1 worse character - Heather. Although promoted as a documentary, it is easy to see that it is not real. Heather (the one seen crying with snot running out of her nose) was so annoying that had it been real, her companions would have killed her long before the witch did.

The official movie website still tries to make it seem that it was a real event. Was anybody really fooled?
10. The Worst Movie Ever: "Dogma" was right - "Krush Groove" was a better movie than this travesty. An alien wart eats Reese's Pieces instead of M&Ms and it's the biggest news of the 1980s. At least he was smart. He wanted to "go home" from the beginning of the movie. I'd rather shove a rabid weasel down my throat to chew on my aorta than ever see this movie again. What movie in my (humble) opinion is the worst movie ever?

Answer: ET: The Extra-Terrestrial

I honestly don't see why this was such a popular movie. There are better kids movies that were made, the plot was thin, the acting weak, and the special effects of the spaceship landing was flashlights and a fog machine. "Krush Groove" (a movie about the early days of rap) really WAS a better movie.
Source: Author tralfaz

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