Battlefield Earth-John Travolta

Transformers?! Amen to that. I watched the first one in the theater and was disappointed.

I watched the second on tv and fell asleep and couldn't be bothered to watch it again :D.

And I share your sentiment on recent hollywood movies. What is alarming is that they seem to have lost significant portion of humanistic feeling in them. I can no longer relate to the characters in most movies. The portrayal of characters are either weak or almost nonexistent. I forget most movies I watch nowadays within hours watching them and that's a testament of how much impression the movies had on me. The actions are loud but the plot and acting fail miserably

:o:o:o

WHY?

As for my list
1) Bride of the Gorilla
2) The Incredible Petrified World
3) Dinocrock
4) Scorpius Gigantus
5) Unseen Evil 1 and 2
6) Special Forces
7) The Wasp Woman
8) The Horrors of Spider Island
9) At this point I became comatose from the recolection of such **** movies and lost conciousness

2012

Worst B-Movie ever goes to...Mega Shark Vs Giant Octopus...What a load of garbage.

Fancy admitting you watched that!!:haha:


Ok I must confess, I watched Anaconda,:oops: that was a piece of sh!t!!:yep:

Ah cmon zombieland rocked. As long as you go into it realinzing it is a fanciful farce.

Well it was on YouTube and well....

Are yes the rubber snake, that too. :rotfl2:

I think the complete and utter lack of any redeeming qualities whatsoever had something to do with it.

I just found everything about it repulsive. And generally speaking, I like vampire movies. (NO NOT "TWILIGHT.") And I will usually cut a sci-fi fantasy type film way more slack on some things that I would require more of from, say, a drama or romantic comedy.

But at some point early on I leaned over to my then boyfriend and said, "I'm giving this movie five more minutes, then I'm outta here."

Five minutes later, I was outta there.

*shrugs*

On the other hand, the same "then boyfriend" went with me to see the re-release of the first Star Wars movie (he had never seen any of them - don't ask me how, because he said it wasn't because he made a point of avoiding them). After it was over he got up and said "Oh well I guess that's what some people consider a good movie."

So, it's all subjective. My brother-in-law thinks Van Helsing is Teh Awesome and loves it so much he bought a copy so he could watch it whenever he felt like it. I saw it in the theater with another Jackman/Wolverine fan who's a close friend and the most we got out of it was a few laughs at how bad it was.

The First Speed movie?

Sandra Bullock in handcuffs :up:

And a generation of Americans grew up with a romantic view of organized crime thanks to The Godfather, and thinking that the US Army was an anarchistic mess thanks to Apocalypse Now, but the are still classics of American cinema. Sometimes art trumps message.

Actually, I am pretty sure that the titile of worst B-Movie of all time goes to the infamous Plan 9 from Outer Space.


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052077/

"Future events such as these will affect you in the future"

Magnificent.

Nah, Plan 9 is awesome, it's so aweful it's good.

Good point. I'm not a person with a great deal of appreciation for the arts. I know they're important, and occasionaly I see a little bit of why, but for the most part they just escape me entirely, so it doesn't surprise me that such a thing never occurred to me.

Moulin Rouge! and Jeepers Creepers.