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The Worst Film You've Ever Seen
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This was last asked back in 2006 in AnswerBank, and there's been plenty of dreck released since then.
With the imminent release of the new 'Diana' film which is garnering almost universal bad reviews (http://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/sep/05/diana-review), which film is your worst...and more importantly why.
Mine would have to be 'Transformers - Revenge Of The Fallen'. Walked out after about 30 minutes.
(Dis)honourable mentions go to Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions (I literally didn't understand anything that was happening) and The Blair Witch Project (by the end, I was rooting for the witch).
Yours?
With the imminent release of the new 'Diana' film which is garnering almost universal bad reviews (http://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/sep/05/diana-review), which film is your worst...and more importantly why.
Mine would have to be 'Transformers - Revenge Of The Fallen'. Walked out after about 30 minutes.
(Dis)honourable mentions go to Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions (I literally didn't understand anything that was happening) and The Blair Witch Project (by the end, I was rooting for the witch).
Yours?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Haven't read all of this but "Breakfast at Tiffany's" gets my vote. No story, no beginning, no end, mediocre acting, poor direction. Two hours of my life I won't recover.
On a wider note any film that has won an academy award is also worthy of being given a wide berth. I've only watched two - "Ghandi" and "A Passage to India". The first was the most anti-British film I have ever watched and should have resulted in Luvvie Attenbore being incarcerated in the Tower of London. The second was so memorable I've forgotten what it was all about.
On a wider note any film that has won an academy award is also worthy of being given a wide berth. I've only watched two - "Ghandi" and "A Passage to India". The first was the most anti-British film I have ever watched and should have resulted in Luvvie Attenbore being incarcerated in the Tower of London. The second was so memorable I've forgotten what it was all about.
Battlefield Earth got 8 nominations and won 7 Golden Raspberries at the award ceremony.....
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'Venom' featuring a whole load of rather good actors who really should have known better, and in which Oliver Reed dies horribly when a black mamba slithers up his trouser leg and arch villain Klaus Kinski dies wrestling a length of hose pipe, which was presumably meant to be snake.
Oh yeah, and Blair Witch was rubbish too.
Oh yeah, and Blair Witch was rubbish too.