Worst movie you've seen this year (either big or small screen)

I just wasted a free rental coupon on .... Superhero Movie. Now I knew going in that it was going to be a bad spoof movie, but I never knew it was going to be that unfunny and insipid. Even worse, I continued to watch till the end just to be justified in saying that it was hands down the worst movie I have seen this year. It made Starship Troopers 3 look like The Empire Strikes Back. I think I'm going to need an "Eternal Sunshine" procedure to wash the memory of this life-scarring garbage away.

But enough about my choice. What's yours?

I mean why, why in the world would you even think about renting one of those crappy spoof movies?

Anyway, worst movie I've seen this year would probably be Cloverfield. It was overhyped and not very good.

X-files: I want to believe, gosh that movie was terrible. I was truly disappointed, being an huge fan of the series for years. I mean the story, while it did have its "paranormal" features, the main part of the story, as well as the side story was just to ordinary. It wasn't wierd enough, something x-files is famous for. Only good part was seeing scully and mulder together again, as well as a few nostalgic moments. There were only 5 people in all in the theatre including my dad and I. hockey73

I don't know why they didn't decide to do a movie that starts from the ending of the TV series. Now that would have been great to see, and probably much better than what "I Want to Believe" turned out to be. I haven't seen it yet but I've heard from enough friends to know I will wait until it comes out on DVD

[QUOTE="hockey73"]X-files: I want to believe, gosh that movie was terrible. I was truly disappointed, being an huge fan of the series for years. I mean the story, while it did have its "paranormal" features, the main part of the story, as well as the side story was just to ordinary. It wasn't wierd enough, something x-files is famous for. Only good part was seeing scully and mulder together again, as well as a few nostalgic moments. There were only 5 people in all in the theatre including my dad and I. SimpJee

I don't know why they didn't decide to do a movie that starts from the ending of the TV series. Now that would have been great to see, and probably much better than what "I Want to Believe" turned out to be. I haven't seen it yet but I've heard from enough friends to know I will wait until it comes out on DVD

Yah i advise you to wait till it comes out on DVD, because paying the 10 or so dollars to see it isn't worth it at all. They tried to answer questions from the series finale episode, but it more or less went ignored. Also no agent Doggett or Reyes, i was hoping they would make a cameo or something. But they basically ignored most of the things that went on during the TV series.

in theaters: Indiana Jones 4

on dvd: Cloverfield

neither were bad, just not as good as the others I've seen this year

Theatres: X-Files, saw it tonight

DVD: Nancy Drew >.>

Vantage Point...

i'll have to say hitman, gosh that movie was horriblefighter91

Totaly agreein with you, or were you agreein with my earlier post. haha

i'll have to say hitman, gosh that movie was horriblefighter91

I actually didn't mind the plot much, but the acting was just horrible.

So far, the dark knightAgentA-Mi6

Are you just trying to get attention or something?

On DVD--Lost Boys: The Tribe.

In Theaters- Indy 4.

If you mean by released in this year, nothing. I have been mostly playing catch-up with 2007.

Otherwise, with that being put into account, I would easily have to go with The Comebacks.

grindhouse planet terror and death proofEnzoFerrarii

I thought that Planet Terror was excellent; Death Proof, however, was rather bland and unexciting. "Ooh, he drives a car. Ooh, he just killed someone. Oooh."

10,000 BC

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The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.

Street Kings It wasn't THAT bad, but out of the 5 movies ive seen this year, It was the worst...DJ_Novakain

I kinda liked street kings, it reminded me of those 70s cop films like serpico.

On DVD--Lost Boys: The Tribe.

In Theaters- Indy 4.

Hallenbeck77

The lost boys was bad? Shame, I really like the original one.

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On DVD--Lost Boys: The Tribe.

In Theaters- Indy 4.

Film-Guy

The lost boys was bad? Shame, I really like the original one.

Believe me, NOBODY needs to see an aging Corey Feldman play the same role he did 20 years ago. With the exception of his character, there really is little to no connection with the original film.

So far, the dark knightAgentA-Mi6

He just went there.

Anyway, TC "Eternal Sunshine" can fix ANY bad movie side effects, excellent choice. Cloverfield and Jumper were pretty bad. Don't get me started on Meet the Spartans. I wanted to literally blow my brains out.