Worst? So far this year...

I actually liked it. And Strangelove didn't even see it, he is assuming.

I haven't seen many movies this year, but I did see miami vice, that was pretty bad.

Originally posted by WrathfulDwarf
Lady in the Water? Is it really that bad?

Details in the Lady thread. 🙁

if you didn't enjoy Lady in the Water, then you were looking for too much out of it. plus, for how original it was, it definately shouldn't be on that list. now, Ultraviolet, on the other hand... pretty much only 5 lines in that whole movie, all of which sucked

The Hills Have Eyes.

I think mine will have to be a cross between Stay Alive and When A Stranger Calls. Both reviews saying why I didn't like them can be found in The Vomitorium topic at the top of the first page's Movie Discussion Forum.

Originally posted by Kayne Archeron
if you didn't enjoy Lady in the Water, then you were looking for too much out of it. plus, for how original it was, it definately shouldn't be on that list. now, Ultraviolet, on the other hand... pretty much only 5 lines in that whole movie, all of which sucked

I wasn't looking forward to anything. It just sucked. Awful dialogue and the so called 'Plot Twist'.

It's the worst movie I have seen this year, and for a long time.

I actually got around to The DaVinci code last night. The term 'Not as good as the book' strongly applies. Almost the entire movie was shot at night, making it very hard to keep close attention to. Shame on you Ron Howard.

Originally posted by Kayne Archeron
if you didn't enjoy Lady in the Water, then you were looking for too much out of it. plus, for how original it was, it definately shouldn't be on that list. now, Ultraviolet, on the other hand... pretty much only 5 lines in that whole movie, all of which sucked

Oh, yes. It's originality kept me glued to my seat. I mean, who doesn't want to watch terrible acting, agonizing dialogue, and a plot that could make a four-year-old vomit with disgust? 🙄

Originally posted by Dusty
I wasn't looking forward to anything. It just [b]sucked. Awful dialogue and the so called 'Plot Twist'.

[/B]

Its a good fantasy flick in my opinion. Its not trying to be realistic and its goal wasn't to "trick" you like his previous movies. The movie is like a puzzle but it doesn't really try a true "plot twist." People only expect a good plot twist because its M. Night. Guess what people, not all movies need a plot twist, so I don't see why people think M. Night's movies need them.

Look at his history:
Unbreakable - Major twist
Sixth Sense - Major twist
Signs - No plot twist (deals with irony, but no actual twist of the plot)
The Village - Major twist (although far inferior to the previous)
Lady in the Water - No plot twist (small twist, but not really a "plot" twist and it was pretty clevor due to the foreshadowing)

In other words, STOP WATCHING M. NIGHT'S MOVIES HOPING PURELY FOR A TWIST! (this is in general to people, not actually aimed at you Dusty, unless you were only watch his movies hoping for twists).

I'm not watching his films for plot twists. I watch them because they draw my attention easily, and I love the characters. However, the fact that

Spoiler:
Reggie was the guardian

It was just boring, and funny.

"I'm only working out one side of my body. I'm like a scientist"

Originally posted by Dusty
"I'm only working out one side of my body. I'm like a scientist"

The adjective that comes to my mind when I think of that part of the movie is "retarded."

Originally posted by Myth
Anyway, mine are Firewall, Freedomland, Nightwatch (yeah, I said it), 16 Blocks and Benchwarmers (at least of the ones I've seen).

16 Blocks wasn't that bad

I watched the movie "Silent Hills", and I thought it would be more thrilling, but the sad thing isd, is that I didn't even jump. I could have been beter!

Originally posted by Dusty
I'm not watching his films for plot twists. I watch them because they draw my attention easily, and I love the characters. However, the fact that

Spoiler:
Reggie was the guardian

was just so silly, and I didn't care about it enough for it to have any sort of effect on me.

It was just boring, and funny.

"I'm only working out one side of my body. I'm like a scientist"

do fairy-tales ever make sense? no, not really, which is what M. Night was going for

That thread title is bizarre.

I tend to avoid films that will be bad. In the case of 'Little Man', it hardly requires Holmesian deduction to predict that will be the case.

"Over the Hedge."

Right now, I'd have to say Silent Hill.

Definately "Aliens Gone Wild". Easilly the worst movie ever created. PERIOD. Then it's "Ultraviolet", which is also one of worst movies I've ever seen, but at least had plot. "Superman Returns" was also absolutely terrible. Lex Luther, while grand, couldn't save this movie from being the worst Brian Synger(sp?) movie I ever saw. But, unlike the other two, I've seen worse than the new "Superman" film.

I would have to go with Date Movie.

im a good judge of movies but when i go to the movies with my friends i usually end up wasting money on crap i dont want to see. bloodrayne and waited(dunno if thats 05 or 06) sucked