The worst film you have seen?

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The DH wants to watch a 2010 film called rubber, it's about a tyre that goes on a murder rampage.
Wtaf....... Shall I divorce him or torture him by getting him to watch something even more bizarre?

Either Fierce Creatures or Meet Joe Black. Had high hopes for Fierce Creatures due to the cast, but it was terrible. I think Meet Joe Black might just top it though, as it was so, so long. So long, in fact, there was an interval at the chain cinema I went to see it in, which I'd never come across before!

Watching Gravity gave me motion sickness. In the end I just had to close my eyes which was a blessed relief from the tedium.

Young Einstein
To be fair, I didn't have high hopes for it so it delivered exactly what I expected.

Lost in Translation & The English Patient
I really wanted to like these two films but they were so dull and boring and the biggest waste of time.

Sabrina (the modern one)
That was contrived and just "dial it in" and wondered why anyone bothered.

Vanilla Sky

Constantine with Keanu Reeves and Tilda Swinton. It was years ago but I still remember getting to the end and being annoyed I'd wasted 2 hours on it.

Agreed with The English Patient, Shape of Water and The Talented Mr Ripley. I’d also like to add Moulin Rouge (even the mere mention of it makes me squirm in pain and embarrassment).

I found Down with Love excruciating.

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The film linked above with David Tennant and Billy Connolly. Utter shite

Birdman... Hours of my life in not getting back. I'm angry just thinking about it.

Hail Caesar! In fact anything Coen brothers.

Waterworld.

Also agree with the poster who said Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - self conscious, pretentious cobblers.

@derxa I took Ds2 to see WWDOOH with his best friend... He sadly found his Dad dead in bed many years ago and he got very emotional and sad watching it... His friend really enjoyed it...

Zardoz, with Sean Connery.

Zardoz, with Sean Connery.

So bad I had to post twice. 😁

Ive walked out of three films..
Evil Dead 2. I was screaming at it.
Remake of Pink Panther.. Shite...
Remake of True Grit..
Couldnt understand a word. JB was mumbling.... Q

Elderflower I didn't like the film because of its portrayal of Scotland. However its approach to death was good.

Die Hard 5 (and I say that as a long-standing Die Hard fan. So so disappointing.)
Sex and the City 2 (excruciatingly cringey and unwatchable)
Bicentennial Man and Patch Adams (probably the worst Robin Wiliams films? A very bad period for him...)

@derxa If I'd known the death part was in it I wouldn't have taken him... Absolutely no clue in the trailer.

*@derxa If I'd known the death part was in it I wouldn't have taken him... Absolutely no clue in the trailer.

Thomas and the Magic Railroad ( the horror, the horror!)
Gerard Depardieu and Andie McDowell in Green Card, awful!

Thomas and the Magic Railroad ( the horror, the horror!)

Oh Lord yes - that was so so bad 😱

Loved Bicentennial Man

A film called 'Three Strikes' which has Gareth from the office in it. Premise was a tube driver thought he could retire on full pay if three people jumped in front of his train so he 'recruits' a suicidal man to do it. As if that isn't bad enough, he ends up getting it on with Gemma Areterton which is so unrealistic it made my blood boil....