-What is the worst movie you've ever seen?

Nacho Libre, I don't even like wrestling, I only went to please a friend and stop them complaining. It was awful, totally destroyed Jack Black for me.

Nacho Libre, I don't even like wrestling, I only went to please a friend and stop them complaining. It was awful, totally destroyed Jack Black for me.

tomo90

Maplewoods, The Village, The Happening, The Ring 2

Duece Bigalo: European Gigolo.

10.000 BC comes to mind.

Lto_thaG

Yeah I watched it hoping it would be "so bad it's funny". No It's so bad I wanted to kill myself and it's so long too.

The worst movie. Ever.

The worst movie. Ever.

The_Sand_Man

Does it say "Move Over Ghostbusters" ? Ahahahaha

Ghost Rider.

After I watched it I beat the living cr@p out of the guy that made me watch it. Then demanded I be given the time I wasted watching it back.

Interview with the Vampire. After reading the book and it being one of my favourite, I'm going to go punch the producer of the film in the face. Also I'm going to slap the casting person for being so idiotic they though Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise would make good vampires >____>tofu-lion91

I agree. And I didn't like that they made Antonio Banderas as Armand. It destroyed the image I had of that character completely.

[QUOTE="tofu-lion91"]Interview with the Vampire. After reading the book and it being one of my favourite, I'm going to go punch the producer of the film in the face. Also I'm going to slap the casting person for being so idiotic they though Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise would make good vampires >____>PrincessMorte

I agree. And I didn't like that they made Antonio Banderas as Armand. It destroyed the image I had of that character completely.

Well I always look at the books and movies separately. But frankly anybody that expects the movies to be better is always setting themselves up for disappointment.

But why is it that you can't still have the image of the character you had in your head? the movie shouldn't alter any of the experience you had with the book.

Easily Little Miss Sunshine, then The Wicker Man.

[QUOTE="PrincessMorte"]

[QUOTE="tofu-lion91"]Interview with the Vampire. After reading the book and it being one of my favourite, I'm going to go punch the producer of the film in the face. Also I'm going to slap the casting person for being so idiotic they though Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise would make good vampires >____>Nifty_Shark

I agree. And I didn't like that they made Antonio Banderas as Armand. It destroyed the image I had of that character completely.

Well I always look at the books and movies separately. But frankly anybody that expects the movies to be better is always setting themselves up for disappointment.

But why is it that you can't still have the image of the character you had in your head? the movie shouldn't alter any of the experience you had with the book.

Yeah you're right but I just recall the image of the actor when I read the book. Same happens to me with the Harry Potter books.

Be Kind Rewind

10.000 BC comes to mind.

Lto_thaG

I would have to say ... Stephen King's IT.

It was good, But really corny lol. :o

The Dark Knight.

Just kidding, I would have to say "Against the Dark" with Steven Seagal. Why did I even watch that?