I considered that one. On the same note of shows from my childhood with awful contemporary reboot films, there's also Thunderbirds, though Lady Penelope was smashing in it.
The absolute worst film you've ever seen
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Justice League
I saw that one it was just bad but it was a $5 dvd so I didn't complain..
That was almost as bad as Supernova, that was the worst movie ever made.
Supernova is a masterpiece compared to a movie I saw a few months ago on Netflix: The Rift: The Dark Side of the Moon. Not only is it horrible and nonsensical, the soundtrack must have originally been made for a different bad movie. This is a review from the Netflix website:
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Oh, come on. I don't even like Justice League, but the worst film you've ever seen?
Have you seen, like, five films?
The Joy Luck Club - an old girlfriend dragged me to it and I fell asleep during most of it.
So that would make it, what, the absolute worst film you've never seen?
“Man Of Steel”, “Batman vs Superman” and “Superman Returns” should also be on a Wrost Films list.
I like Man Of Steel, but can't stand BvS. Same for Superman Returns, I've only watched that one once .
I fell asleep for an hour while watching 7 Academy Award winner Out of Africa - I really found it that boring. I've never felt tempted to revisit it. There are droningly read audiobooks that I find just as effective at inducing a soporific reaction.
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Out Of Africa is a date movie.
I got dragged to that by my almost wife. Opening week packed cinema. I did not realize there were so many masochists in the world.
I watched Singularity on Netflix the other day, it was one of the worst 90 minutes ever, besides the lead being cute. It's pretty much Terminator meets Hunger Games or some other teen novel. However the ending is simply the stupidest thing ever put to 'film'.
It's a shame because the CGI for the $100,000 movie was top notch.
It's a shame because the CGI for the $100,000 movie was top notch.
Same for Kill Command it's a fantastic visual movie $1 million dollar budget or thereabouts but the effects and production look like they had spent more but the story is only so so but it's one of those movies I really do like despite that.
I watch MST3K and Rifftrax so my metric is going to be a bit off compared to others here.
Didn't MST3K do a screening of "This Island Earth" with funny commentary through the movie? I seem to remember something like that but wasn't sure if it was those guys or not.
