Worst. Movie. Ever.

[paikeagastineau]

Soul Plane..... Embarrassing to black people and simply horrible.

[Neurochick]

I nominate Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever, which was WORSE than XXX; I'd almost say Reign of Fire but that movie had both Christian Bale and Gerard Butler in it so it wasn't THAT awful; it was better than XXX which doesn't say much.

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I rented Little Black Book the other night, solely for the Ron Livingston factor. Wow, it was bad. And offensive. Brittany Murphy's charcacter was paranoid, neurotic, selfish and disrespectful to everyone envolved, she bordered on the monsterous. And it wasn't funny. Worst of it was, the Rob's participation was so incidental, he could have 'phoned in the role, which he largely had to as most of his scenes involved a telephone.

And Brittany Murphy (sp?) should really look into that coke problem, she so clearly has. Saw her once on MTV Cribs and she was so pathologically twinkelly it was kind of disturbing.

[casper]

Saw created and now owns this thread. Worst.Movie.Ever. This movie is the biggest pile of shit I have ever seen. Horrible.

[Smilla]

While I'm sure other films could be a contender for the position, I respectfully declare Color of Night the owner of this thread. Especially the director's cut. Yes, I have seen the director's cut. More than once actually. I'm not proud of it, but I have borne witness to its badness and that's why I'm firm in my conviction on this matter.

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Matrix Reloaded.

WTF was that all about?

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I respectfully declare Color of Night the owner of this thread. Especially the director's cut. Yes, I have seen the director's cut.

Crap, I actually like this movie. The only movie I've ever found Bruce WIllis even remotely attractive in. I've never seen the director's cut, though. I guess I should haul myself over to the Embrassed Movie thread now, huh?

[Smilla]

I've never seen the director's cut, though.

Well, if you're a Bruce Willis fan, you might want to check it out--you get to see so much, er, more of him in the director's cut. ::shudders::

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Ooh. That's a turn-off.

[sleestakhunter]

This may be the wrong place to do it- so I'll just say it once and move on: Ang Lee's The Hulk was a pretty good movie, dammit. I don't care what anyone says!

(waves to BagofBones)