Had to answer this: Addams Family Reunion. I love Tim Curry but the whole movie was just BAD.

1. any of the police academy movies
2. anything with leslie nielsen in
3. monty python movies (all of em) theyre very overrated
4. Grease 2
5. beloved (movie with oprah winfy with that dreadful girl with the stupid squeay voice (cant remember who she was off hand.) the book was excellent though

I'm afraid I like the Police Academy movies too! They're so stupid...And Leslie Neilson is pretty silly but I enjoy him too!
Monty Python? Yikes, everyone's entitled to his or her opinion but I think you might be treading on thin ice.
The other one I think I agree.

the actress from Beloved you're talking about is Thandie Newton. I dunno what was going on in that movie, she usually has a very lovely voice and much better presence.

That movie was indeed pretty awful, although I liked the actress who played the little girl Denver.

And Das Boot is one of my favorite movies...

Black Sunday (1960)
Home Grown
Mystery Men
The Ghost & The Darkness
The Haunting (1999)

I do believe that Rocky and Bullwinkle is the WORST movie i've ever seen..........can anything be as terrible as that? I doubt it...

I don't know how it's called, but it was a sequel's sequel, it had Dino's in it, and something to do with Golf. And it was very very bad...

Worst movie I've ever seen was Tomb Raider. It made no sense!

i have posted this before, but i'll post it again cos it deserves it - 'Boxing Helena' what a load of crap !!! i have NEVER ever seen a film as rubbish as that - kim basinger (i think) had a lucky escape by withdrawing from the film and got sued big time - but what a great move for her !!!

Here is a couple of movies that I thought were pretty bad.

Dungeons & Dragons Nice special effects but the story and acting were awful.

Highlander 2 The third and fourth movies were better. When they made the others they seemed to just pretend that the second film never happened.

If you've never seen "Soul Survivors" the don't bother it is a pile of something that does not smell very nice. It's not the worst I've seen, but it's the worst I've see of late.

Worst - tough, but up there would be:

The Fisher King - I don't rate Robin Williams much anyway, but what was going on there??

Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Recently (probably last year) Channel 4 had on a series of films called "Banned" and TCM was one of them. I was so looking forward to watching it as I love a slasher movie, and it was late and I was in on my own and I love being scared witless. Well, I've never been so disappointed in my life....too much screaming and idiot actors portraying idiot teenagers. The biggest horse manure I have ever seen.

I feel SO much better now.

As with many of the lists before mine, I'm sure this will cause some disagreement, but here goes:

1) 'Silence of the Hams'. This is by far, the worst movie I have ever seen. For those not familiar with it, it is a pitifully executed spoof on 'Silence of the Lambs', featuring Dom Deluise. It is worth renting, though, if only to laugh at how bad it is.

2) 'Forrest Gump'. This sentimental bit of effluvia is one of my all time most hated. I...may...not...be...a...smart...girl...but...I...thought...it...sucked. Please don't kill me.

3) 'Titanic'. This has the honour of being the only movie I've ever walked out of. At least the people sitting on the floor of the aisle next to us appreciated the seats.

4) 'Das Boot'. I really, really tried to like this one, as it came highly recommended by some very intelligent people I know....but snore city.

5) 'It's Pat'. More proof that SNL spinoff movies rarely work.

6) 'Armageddon'. Please, Hollywood, don't make one more 'Bruce Willis saves the day' movie. The only thing worse than the movie was that Aerosmith song on the soundtrack.

7) 'Who's Harry Crumb?'. I won free tickets to the Canadian premiere of this film starring John Candy, but it still wasn't worth the price of admission.

8) 'Grease II'. The only good thing to come out of this bomb was the gorgeous and talented Michelle Pfeiffer.

9) 'Tron'. It had some good special effects, for its time, but it has to tie 'Das Boot' for most boring movie I've ever endured.

10) 'Beaches'. This one didn't really have any point, just a string of maudlin moments that left me absolutely unmoved by that character's slow death. The title song just added to the cheese factor.

I hope I have not offended anyone. These are mere opinions.

i see a LOT of movies, the worst of the bunch for me have been . . .

1) Batman and Robin (what a waste of a good cast)
2) Dungeons and Dragons
3) Battlefield Earth (WORST FILM EVER)

Let's put it this way, I read the book Battlefield Earth and STILL didn't understand the movie. God it is awful.

Good grief!! No one has mentioned The Flintstones!!! Absolutely, positively, without question the worst movie I've ever sat through! Here I was, ever the optomist, telling myself even 3/4ths of the way though that it's got to get better. One of my regrets shall ever be that I didn't get out of there and demand my money back!

How about PeeWee's Big Top(or whatever it was called)? We left about 20 minutes into the movie, the first and only time I've done that.
The action in Jean Claude Van Dammes and Steven Segal's movies is entertaining enough, but the acting is always soooooo bad!

i have seen lots of movies that i thought were bad. I saw all the scream movies and thought they were stupid. Same thing with i know what you did last summer and i still know what you did last summer. there was one other one i wanted to mention that i forget what it was though. oh well.

The worst films I have ever seen are Scary Movie 2, Dungeons and Dragons, Zombie Holocaust ( daon't ask me, please don't ask me ) and Titanic ( apart from Kate Winslet posing for her porttrait.

I am glad someone else considers " Attack of the Killer Tomatoes " one of the worst.

In recent memory, the worst movie I have ever had the displeasure to view was " Waterworld ". What a piece of utter $^%$$#!

Boosch

I think the worst three movies I've ever seen were:
'Good Will Hunting', 'Scary Movie', and 'She's All That'.
I thought certain scenes in the 'Good Will Hunting' went way too slowly. The humor in 'Scary Movie' was really crude. It made me very disturbed, when I realized it would have a sequel. 'She's All That' was really predictable. It's like the average teen movie, where there's a class nerd, and some popular guy/girl who takes them to the prom as a joke or as part of a dare, and ends up falling for the class nerd. Plus, I saw this movie on video, and Freddie Prinze, Jr and Rachael Leigh Cook kept mumbling and talking really softly, so I couldn't hear them that well.

Two of the worst movies I ever saw was Battlefield Earth and Being John Malcovitch
Damn, they sucked

Zulu was a great movie. I've seen it about seven times (on TV) and I still enjoy it. I don't get to see many films but I think the worst was Love Story. I actually laughed at parts of it and my daughter, who was sobbing copiously. thought I was heartless. But it was a badly made film. Much too schalmtzy(is that how you spell it?) for my taste. I cry at war films especially true stories.That's why I love Zulu!

The worst movie I ever saw was Bad Boy Bubi, a very sad piece of Australian film making. I also couldn't stand Bound, Freddy got fingered, the Scream sequels, Tu Wong Fu and I also failed to see the humour in Dude where's my car? I also felt that from Dusk till Dawn was Tarantino's worst film ever. Another movie I found terrible was Independance Day, seriously how lucky are we that we have the US to save us from everything. I would like to see a movie where Monaco saves the world.

Final Fantasy..........

Boy, I must be old or something, but I nver heard of most of the movis mentioned here. Plus, I would never even consider going to see a film with a title containing 'Killer Tomatoes' or 'Chainsaw.' These titles should be a clue that you're not going to have a a meaningful cinematic experience.

I think the most disappointing film I ever saw was "Camelot." What a great story, brillantly brought to life by Richard Burton, Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet on the stage. When casting the film, for some unknown reason, Richard Harris, Vanessa Redgrave and France Nero got the starring roles. To hear such great songs being croaked by Harris and Redgrave was almost criminal.

I realize that transferring a stage play to the screeen is difficult, but this was scraping the bottom of the barrel.