You’ve paid a full price ticket to see it in the cinema. You sit down, and after the commercials are over… the actual movie starts. Only you slowly start realizing that it’s not worth what you paid. You walk out of the cinema after 10 minutes and demand a refund from the cashier. Has this ever happened to you? What is the worst movie you have ever seen?
For example: xXx (2002) by Rob Cohen
Thank god for movie review sites like Rotten Tomatoes! 
Has got to be Bad Santa for me…
And I walked out of 8MM with Nicholas Cage. Awful movie.
An ancient Chinese proverb goes by saying something of the like “You cannot ever go too low, you’ll always find lower.” I am unable to pinpoint just a single one as the worst, every other day I amaze myself taking another step downward through the infinite Jericó’s Stairs the industry has so carefully crafted leading us to Hell’s Kitchen.
I watched the Greasy Strangler the other day. It’s a good candidate.
Rubber (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1612774/). This movie is either the best or worst thing I’ve ever seen, it’s been years and I’m still not sure.
I’ve been meaning to watch that at some point… http://366weirdmovies.com/ talks about it as well.
And I walked out of 8MM as that was rubbish.
Has to be Superman Returns…
I walked out when the Super Hero used his X-Ray vision to peep at Lois Lane.
Growing up with Superman I never thought of him as Super Voyeur, Super Stalker, or Super Perv…
The Room has got to be one of the worst movies as well. It’s so bad, people celebrate how bad it is… :o
You all haven’t seen bad until you’ve watched Rock & Roll Frankenstein.
The warden tricked me into going and seeing A Knights Tale. She refused to leave so I got up and went and played video games in the lobby.
Some people love it but I was outrageously glad to see Martin Scorsese’s “After Hours” come to an end.
No Country for Old Men.
My dad and I watched it in the theatre based solely on the synopsis and the knowledge that it won an Oscar.
I hated it, and my dad seems to have blocked it out.
I’ve never walked out of a movie in theaters, but that’s only because I paid for the ticket. I think the most recent movie that I probably would’ve walked out of was the new Ghostbusters movie. I didn’t even want to see that movie, I was dragged to it. I didn’t hate it because it was gender bent, either. I hated it because it was bad. It was so bad that at one point during the movie, I left the theater room, went into the handicap bathroom across the hall, and screamed in frustration. TWICE. I only returned to the theater because I paid for the ticket. (By the way, somehow that movie got a Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. I now only take Rotten Tomatoes ratings with a grain of salt.)
However, I usually rent movies more often than going to the theater (pro tip: if you rent movies from the library, it’s free!), and if the movie sucks, I usually just stop watching the movie and return it. For example, a few weeks ago I decided to rent ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’, mainly because it’s supposed to be a really good movie. Remind me never to watch a Stanley Kubrick movie again. Absolutely nothing in the film is explained to you. I couldn’t even enjoy the movie because I was too busy trying to figure out what the f*ck was going on at any given moment. about 2/3 of the way through, I just gave up and stopped paying attention.
Spys like Us
James bond casino royal, then the rest of Daniel Craig’s bond list. Just awful
Any Chris Nolan Film featuring the editing of “A Lesser Ape (not one of the smart ones that can sign and ask for Candy)” like Dunkirk or Tenet, for instance.
Many People say:
Genius.
I say:
“Umgawa, Cheeta - Bad Edit! BAD!”.
Not a movie but i saw Wandervision yesterday and it was an absolut sh*tshow, neither funny nor interesting.
WTH was i watching?
Haha marvels gone all PC and is slowly dying
Many years ago my girlfriend (at that time) insisted she wanted to see Shakespeare in Love at the theaters for Valentines day. I swear I tried to stay awake but my mind wanted to escape so it shut down my senses and brought me the sweet mercy of sleep. “to sleep - perchance to dream - aye there’s the rub!” I ended up snoring and so I was out the money for two tickets, food and drinks then I suffered a wretched movie.
Since Marvel set such a high standard with so many other movies, Captain Marvel was appalling but fantastic compared to Shakespeare in Love.
If this was about TV shows, I’d probably agree with the WandaVision thing. I had to resist the urge to go to the kitchen, grab a couple of meat thermometers and plunge them into my eye sockets.
