The worst film you have ever seen

Citizen Kane, black and white, BORING!!!!!

 

Doctor Strange really not good.

 

OK it's a TV show but when Seth McaFarlane is at his best ("Ted", a lot of "Family Guy" and "The Cleveland Show" and some "American Dad") he is really, really funny and addresses a lot of salient/contemporary points. Unfortunately whenever I've seen him live/interviewed he always comes across as an extremely unsympathetic/dislikeable character. I *think* the critics thought he was going to produce an "Airplane" style parody of "Trek" (heavily influenced by "Family Guy" "best" "humour") what they got was a true-fan's "affectionate" pastiche of a much-loved show very similar to how FG portrays William Shatner's "acting".

FWIW I'm quite a fan of "Discovery" - it least it's attempting to do something a bit "different" with the Trek franchise.

EDIT Can the mods ban the OP as he/she has posted it in the wrong thread?

 

It's a great feel good family film in a time of world doom and gloom.

Even Trump watched it then immediately called North Korea to arrange a chat. It has that much positive energy.

 

Peters Friends.

Like every attempt at genuine creativity that Stephen Fry attempted, it failed miserably.

 

However Dr Strangelove, is quality.

 

The sixth sense was a great film. Mrs TUT didn't enjoy it so much but maybe due to the fact that I told her the ending 10 mins into the film.

 

Don't Look Now?

I think she's wrong, incidentally. Omen is scary, though perhaps more for its atmosphere than anything specific which happens.

 

I saw a film called Event Horizon the other day. I thought it was going to be a straightforward sci-fi film, but in fact it's a horror film set in space. I darn near shat my shreddies whilst watching it.

I would be intrigued to hear what a 12 year old thinks about it.

 

Yeah, that's a good one.

 

The film is called Courageous and I didn't realise it was a Christian drama until about 40 minutes in. It started well, then I thought why do they keep mentioning God. It really went downhill after that.

 

When I watched Deepthroat I was expecting a great recounting of the Watergate scandal. I watched it through to the bitter end but disappointingly not one mention, so I watched it a couple more times to absolutely make sure.

 

Rosemary's Baby.
spoiler

 

WFC 0 Muff 4 highlights
Cert XXX
"Shocking". "Horrific" "Too disturbing for a 12 year old to watch"

 

Kodak 1600 ISO

 

I only watched the Black Panther film a few weeks ago and was pretty unimpressed by it all.

I wondered whether it was because the marvel films are so action packed and fast paced now that we forgot how slow in the build up some of the other initial individual films were. Captain America, hulk, iron man. All slow burners in their initial outting building the characters up. Then again BP may have just been rubbish!

I too really liked the greatest showman.

 

Shouldn't you now be watching Brassed Off? Or Kes?

 

Ah yes. Good point.

 

We watch those weekly along with The Full Monty.

We're also planning a "Sean Bean for president" campaign as we speak.

 

Its not.

 

only three films have had me wanting to walk out the cinema

Blues Brother 2000
Batman & Robin
Les Miserables

 

Inception. "Oh it was all a dream......." Utter tosh

 

Carrie ? The original one, with Sissy Spacek. A good film and a great ending.

 

Disagree. Over-long maybe, could have cut out 10,000 of the bullets that magically missed the heroes, but a brilliant and clever idea, and once you got down to dreams within dreams it was very smart indeed.

 

I can put up with almost anything in a film. No matter how bad a film is, I pretty much never stop the film without finishing it.

Two exceptions:

Cannibal Holocaust - the directors cut. Abysmal. There was literally no storyline whatsoever.

Couples Retreat was also terrible, because it wasn't so bad that it was actually quite entertaining (i.e. Sharknado). It was a Hollywood cliche with absolutely no redeeming features.

 

What you dont like cowboys riding nuclear missliles and Peter Sellers doing comedy nazi salutes ? What is there not to like?

 

It's like a lot of "classics." Sure it was revolutionary satire when it came out, but people pretending to find it funny nowadays are lying to themselves.