Worst movie you have seen all year?

I generally do not see more than one bad movie a year because I tend to follow critic reviews (to save money, time, patience). I decided to go against my protocol in hoping "Battle:LA" would be good despite the reviews. BIG mistake, easily one of the worst movies I have seen in years, I could even put it with Transformers 2. Nothing interesting ever happened (other than a lot of laughable dialog), the aliens looked stupid, their weapons were stupid, their mother ship of floating garbage was stupid. I have no idea why Aaron Eckhart signed on to it.

I'd have to go with Three Musketeers. It was decent enough but I haven't seen many this year.

I'd have to go with Three Musketeers. It was decent enough but I haven't seen many this year.

Pirate700

I thought the trailer for Three Musketeers looked pretty bad itself :/

Battle:LA definitely. I walked out about half-way through, couldn't tolerate the BS anymore. raven_squad

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I'd have to go with Three Musketeers. It was decent enough but I haven't seen many this year.

ohthemanatee

Super 8 and Pirates 4 are tied. I think I rolled my eyes more during these two movies than the rest of the year combined.

I can usually sense when a movie is going to be bad. Even after watching the great Battle:LA trailer I knew the actual film wasn't going to be good. I'm not willing to pay to watch a film that I'm not sure will be good.

I can usually sense when a movie is going to be bad. Even after watching the great Battle:LA trailer I knew the actual film wasn't going to be good. I'm not willing to pay to watch a film that I'm not sure will be good.

The_Gaming_Baby

I am the same way, and I knew from the trailer it wasnt going to be good by any means. I was hoping for some solid action sequences sprinkled in but nothing could prepare me for how bad it really was.

I thought Limitless and Thor were both quite poor. Kenneth Branagh should stick with Shakespeare, because thats what he does best.Just-Breathe

Wait...I forgot I saw THOR. That gets my nomination. It's definitely the worst when I forgot I even saw it or that the movie even existed. :lol:

[QUOTE="Just-Breathe"]I thought Limitless and Thor were both quite poor. Kenneth Branagh should stick with Shakespeare, because thats what he does best.Pirate700

Wait...I forgot I saw THOR. That get's my nomination. It's definitely the worst when I forgot I even saw it or that the movie even existed. :lol:

as for blockbusters,i've got to go with transformers: dark of the moon,actually i stopped watching the crap after a 20 mins.

Horrible Bosses.It wasn't funny and it bored me.

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[QUOTE="Just-Breathe"]I thought Limitless and Thor were both quite poor. Kenneth Branagh should stick with Shakespeare, because thats what he does best.Crimtmp

Wait...I forgot I saw THOR. That get's my nomination. It's definitely the worst when I forgot I even saw it or that the movie even existed. :lol:

This year only? Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon. The show died with Megatron

The Green Hornet. It's the only one I've seen this year that I didn't really like.

Black Swan. What a confusing cluster**** of a movie. I mean of course the only reason any of us watched it was for the adorable tender romance scenes but the story was confusing and I had no idea what was going on or why anything was happening.EJ902

'Hall Pass' which was one of the more idiotic and immature comedy films to be released in recent years that delivered no laughs and had two of the most unlikable and unrealistic characters in since 'Due Date' last year.

'Battle: Los Angeles' is up there too but no matter how crappy it may be at times I still think as a bare-boned, completely mindless and at times terribly idiotic almost B-film like action film it delivers enough entertainment value as an overlong commercial for the Marines with an overdose of testosterone and adrenaline, with enough eye candy and unintentional laughs to make me not hate it.

Black Swan. What a confusing cluster**** of a movie. I mean of course the only reason any of us watched it was for the adorable tender romance scenes but the story was confusing and I had no idea what was going on or why anything was happening.EJ902

The Green Lanturn the movie was just awful

The Green Lantern. I only enjoyed the parts about the Green Lantern Core, then the movie decides to be based on Earth.

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I'd have to go with Three Musketeers. It was decent enough but I haven't seen many this year.

Pirate700

.. I don't see how any one could some how want to pay money for that movie after seeing the trailer.. The trailer alone literally summarised what is wrong with hollywood right now.

Kinda stuck between Paranormal Activity 3 and The Green Hornet... Probably go with Paranormal Activity 3 cause the green hornet made me laugh more...

The Green Hornet. It's the only one I've seen this year that I didn't really like.

zeldaluff

Yeah, that was quite horrible.

paranormal activity 3

just when i thought things starting to happen the endcredits rolled by

2/10

little girl was best actor btw

Garbage Day !!!

The movie made me laugh, so I guess that's not exactly bad

Transformers 3.

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[QUOTE="ohthemanatee"] as someone who read the book... the trailer left me pissedsSubZerOo

.. I don't see how any one could some how want to pay money for that movie after seeing the trailer.. The trailer alone literally summarised what is wrong with hollywood right now.

Black Swan. What a confusing cluster**** of a movie. I mean of course the only reason any of us watched it was for the adorable tender romance scenes but the story was confusing and I had no idea what was going on or why anything was happening.EJ902

[QUOTE="EJ902"]Black Swan. What a confusing cluster**** of a movie. I mean of course the only reason any of us watched it was for the adorable tender romance scenes but the story was confusing and I had no idea what was going on or why anything was happening.sammyjenkis898

Green Hornet

In the theatre: Dream House (2011) was probably the most poorly executed film I watched at a threatre this year but sadly this was due to studio shenanigans and not the fault of the director, writer, nor the actors as they proudly refused to promote the horrific creature their film had been turned into.

Home viewing: Almighty Thor (2011) is a fairly easy pick although I watch so many bad new release DVD or SyFy channel premiere films in a given year that it would actually take me a while to sit down and sort through the massive pile of crap to arrange them in any sort of order. But off the top of my head Thor was especially incompetent in just about every aspect one could imagine and a rather painful thing to endure.

Sucker punch

Killer Elite

Drive

Straw Dogs

Green Lantern

Shark Night

Of all the movies I have seen this year they were the worse in my opinion.

Ironclad. Very dull and unforgettable.

Battle LA was so bad that I completely forgot it existed until I clicked on this thread.

I've also grown to dislike Thor more and more after seeing it and really wish I could forget about it at this point.

Don't know when it came out exactly, but the movie Red State was absolutely putrid. You'd think a movie about a crazy right-wing christian group would be entertaining, right? Not when all the movie consists of dry-as-paint sermons and really preachy left-wing sentiments.majoras_wrath

I thought it was hilarious.