No votes for Heaven's Gate or Ishtar?

CHIPS the movie may have gotten better after the first 15 minutes, but I'll never know. I would have walked out, but I was on a B-777 over the Pacific.

Phantasm I and II.

Hudson Hawk is the worst I have personally seen.

Holmes and Watson. Unbelievably bad.

Not the worst, but I tried to watch Francis Ford Coppola's "The Conversation" with Gene Hackman last night.

Touted as a "classic", but I found it profoundly boring and bailed after about 20 minutes.

Apparently I was in the mood for something silly and found Despicable Me to fit the bill perfectly. I love kid's movies with little Easter Eggs for the adults. One that had me laughing so much I missed a couple of minutes of the movie was the Bank of Evil where Doctor Gru went to apply for a loan. Little sub-title under the Bank of Evil Logo said "Formerly Lehman Brothers"...

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Originally posted by braillediver:
Sean Connery in Zardoz.

Eraserhead

My older sister saw Zardoz at the theater when it came out, and she told me back then it was terrible. One thing I still remember her telling me about it was that there was a giant head spitting out guns. I was 10 or 11 at the time, and I thought that was one of the weirdest things I had ever heard up to then.

Here lately " The Killing of a Sacred Deer".
Most all the actors lines are delivered without any emotion, almost robotic. Just strange, I didn't finish it.

Battlefield Earth.

Worst of ALL TIME.

China 9, Liberty 37.
Most memorable line:
As long as I have a face, you'll always have a place to sit.

Mama Mia

The Piano. I couldn't care less about characters who miss their piano enough to commit adultery to get one key back at a time.

It's been 25+ years, and I'm still mad about that 2 hour void in my life.

WW2 movie "The Thin Red Line". We wanted to walk out but the wife dropped her sunglasses and we had to wait till the lights came back on. So bad....

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Originally posted by ifithitu:
Howard the Duck

^^This^^

This topic should be changed to add "that you've actually paid money to see on a big screen."

For me its "The Big Chill." I think I actually walked out, and I was in college and poor.

District Nine

The worst I've personally paid to see in the theater:

Hudson Hawk
Cutthroat Island
Waterworld
Mission to Mars
Star Wars prequels don't care what they're called
Congo
Sahara
Grandpa Jones and the kingdom of the crystal nuke-fridge
Ghost Rider
Fantastic Four
Pearl Harbor
Battleship
Midway (the new one)
Daredevil
Spawn
Judge Dredd (both)
Assassins
Speed 2
Bad Boys 2
Die Hard 2
Highlander sequels (all)
Lethal Weapon 4
Original Superman sequels (all)
Leonard, part 6
Caddyshack II
The Neverending Story

Remo Williams - and I played a part with my scout troop in it.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

Hands down the worst. I’d say it’s the worst B movie ever made as well

Has Plan 9 from Outer Space been dethroned?