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The absolute worst film you've ever seen

Man of Steel. I didn’t care for it.

I’ve never walked out of a movie. To me it would be like wasting food. Even if it’s terrible.
I think if you walk out early enough, they will refund your ticket.

Kor
 
You know you're in trouble when they have to keep cutting away from the leads because the dwarf sidekick is stealing the movie.)
Replace "dwarf" with "Johnny Depp" and you've just described the Pirates franchise.
 
The US remake of The Ring. I'm not much of a horror fan in any case, but I only managed to sit through this one by getting a bit sloshed. My husband enjoyed it, though.

To me that seemed about as middle-of-the-road (both style and quality) as movies gets.
 
Double Down, a bizarre rambling series of scenes filmed in a desert by a delusional man with a camera. The basic plot is about the world's greatest hacker who flees to the desert, haunted by the ghosts of his pasts and sometimes actual ghosts. He plans to create a terrorist attack in case the government tries to kill him. He also has magic powers.
 
Either Cry Wilderness or The Room.

The Room is a transformative piece of bad art. For those who have seen it, we now always greet each other with, "Oh hai Mark."

Dragon Wars. They suckered us into seeing that movie by showing trailers of the ONE good scene in the whole show: Dinosaurs with rocket launchers on their backs. The rest of the movie was a boring nonsensical mess.

Oh yeah! For movies that I've actually paid to see at the theater, I'm hard pressed to choose between Dragon Wars, G.I. Joe: Retaliation, and Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Although, in the plus column, this scene is kinda hot:

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Thank God the Japanese used the tsunami buoys to figure out the grid system. Brilliant!

And Liam Neeson.

Liam Neeson!!
 
Double Down, a bizarre rambling series of scenes filmed in a desert by a delusional man with a camera. The basic plot is about the world's greatest hacker who flees to the desert, haunted by the ghosts of his pasts and sometimes actual ghosts. He plans to create a terrorist attack in case the government tries to kill him. He also has magic powers.

I haven't seen Double Down, but I have seen Fateful Findings. And oh my God. It was so incredible I made three of my friends watch it on two separate occasions.
 
I haven't seen Double Down, but I have seen Fateful Findings. And oh my God. It was so incredible I made three of my friends watch it on two separate occasions.
It's basically the same movie. There's another where he's literally Space Jesus.
 
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