The worse movie you've ever seen

Ted was pretty bad, saw it yesterday. Probably not the worst ive seen but I guess im not surprised. Seth MacFarlane again.

Ted was drek but it did have its moments. Paul was much funnier and better made IMHO.

There is no way-no WAY the both didn't giggle at the Flash Gordon part. No way.

racerfink wrote: End of thread.

Hah! My friend Rick Bye was one of the stunt drivers in that turd. And the girl - Estelle Warren, used to come into the restaurant where I worked when she was just a wee little kid with her dad, Don.

I like Super hero movies but Green Lantern was awful.

I was disappointed with Ironman 3. The first two Ironman movies were awesome and the Avengers was awesome (Ive watched that 4 times lol). But Ironman 3 was a disappointment to me.

Agreed, I thought it was really boring.

IM3 was weak, but thor 2 was the worst mix of boring and wasted story potential. Winter Soldier was ok but it was the only one to feel connected to Avengers/SHIELD, so that helped it stand out over the other 2.

In reply to neon4891:

Captian america winter soldier was awesome. I didnt care for either thor movies but i was never into the thor movies or comics

Trans_Maro wrote: In reply to Appleseed: Yes, that I can understand. A guy getting sucked out of a hole the size of my fist because of a ~5psi differential... Come on... Even if it were outside the atmosphere, it's 15psi, slap your checklist clipboard over the hole while you think of something better to use.

I guess you didn't watch Goldfinger?

ryanty22 wrote: Killer Clowns from Outer Space

Shut your whore mouth. I loved that movie!

bgkast wrote:

I quote that movie almost every day.

Excuse me miss lady...

It's the berkeleying Catalina Wine Mixer!

Maroon92 wrote:

bgkast wrote:

I quote that movie almost every day. Excuse me miss lady...

I thought this was the funniest Will Ferrell movie. and suprised by the hate Im receiving for not like Killer Clowns From Outer Space

I WANTED HULK HANDS!

ryanty22 wrote: I thought this was the funniest Will Ferrell movie.

Which kind of makes it like the best-tasting poison.

Silverbrick27 wrote: I like Super hero movies but Green Lantern was awful. I've heard people say that it was bad, but green lantern was really true to the books, I'm not a huge Ryan Reynolds fan but I thought it was very well done.

Duke wrote:

ryanty22 wrote: I thought this was the funniest Will Ferrell movie.

Which kind of makes it like the best-tasting poison.

You probably should see this:

Actually a rather good Will Ferrell movie. And no, he doesn't act like an idiot in it.

In reply to aircooled:

Is it supposed to be funny? If not, it's probably good. I find Will Ferrell much more tolerable when he's not trying to be funny. I really enjoyed Everything Must Go, and probably 90% of the screen time is him. I just hate his idea of "comedy".

No, he's more of a hapless looser in the movie. Definitely does not play the "goofy" roll in this one. Probably his best movie.

I will have to look out for Everything Must Go, sounds like a similar character.

It does seem like some comedy actors can perform some pretty good dramatic rolls. E.g. Funny People (Sandler!), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Carrey), Eddie Murphy, Dreamgirls (whoda thunk!).

aircooled wrote: It does seem like some comedy actors can perform some pretty good dramatic rolls. E.g. Funny People (Sandler!), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Carrey), Eddie Murphy, Dreamgirls (whoda thunk!).

I didn't mind Sandler in the Longest Yard remake either. I remember seeing another movie where Carrey didn't make me want to scratch my eyeballs out... It's frustrating in an odd way...

Ian F wrote:

aircooled wrote: It does seem like some comedy actors can perform some pretty good dramatic rolls. E.g. Funny People (Sandler!), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Carrey), Eddie Murphy, Dreamgirls (whoda thunk!).

I didn't mind Sandler in the Longest Yard remake either. I remember seeing another movie where Carrey didn't make me want to scratch my eyeballs out... It's frustrating in an odd way...

Was it the Truman Show?

In reply to Sine_Qua_Non:

Yep. That was it. Not looking to watch it dozens of times, but I it was decent.

I just saw this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark_in_Venice

well, sort of. I fell asleep during it. That's not a ringing endorsement for a horror flick

Duke wrote: I find Will Ferrell much more tolerable when he's not trying to be funny. I just hate his idea of "comedy".

You and I are definitely in agreement here.