The world's worst movies
 

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I'm not a huge movie fan, but I have seen some awful ones. I'd be interested in your views on
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For me, I have to ask why Jodie Foster got herself involved in this pile of crap? The plot is terrible, so full of holes you could indeed fly a 747 through it, and any sense of drama or tension is just completely destroyed by an ending which must surely qualify as the worst in any movie. Ever.

Anyone else see this? Agree, disagree?

I saw it when I was about 13 and enjoyed it. However, as with many things I liked at 13, it probably wouldn't stand up to my more discerning tastes now.

What were some of the plot holes? Jog my memory.

I saw that a few years ago and liked it well enough. It wasn't the best or most memorable movie I've ever seen but I thought it was fairly enjoyable.

Bad movies normally start with bad ideas. One of the worst is this.

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I never saw the Movie you detailed TH.

GIGLI
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I heard so much about Gigli before I seen the move - all of it negative - that it sorta piqued my curiosity about it. There are a couple of scenes in the movie that make my skin crawl. I thought dialogue the writers gave to a character who is mentally challenged and the situations they put him in were just wrong. It stars Jennifer Lopez, & Ben Affleck, and has Christopher Walkins & Al Pacino as minor characters. And it's the movie that launched Bennifer couple.

Wanderlust is the worst movie I've seen this year. I expected a bunch of laughs considering it was a David Wain movie (Wet Hot American Summer) but all I got was boredom and ONE good laugh. That laugh was just because Paul Rudd is a funny person.

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Oh god yes. Me and a friend of mine watched that thinking it would be so bad it's funny, but it was just awful and boring.

I thought that was a pretty good little movie, with much more depth than I was expecting.

Are we talking "So Bad It's Good" or "So Bad It's Awful" here? For the former, it's between The Room and Plan 9. For the latter I'd probably cop out and just say Gigli like most people do.

Does the 1983 remake of Hercules starring Lou Ferrigno count as a "so bad it's good" or a "so bad it's bad" movie?