Personally, I think  Eragon was the worst movie, for the sheer facts that if you actually read the book then watched the movie.. Well.. You know. I know the movie isn't like the book, but they seriously skipped way too much!

I don't have a exact opinion on which is the worst movie ever, but I've heard that Cinderela Baiana (a brazilian movie), is the worst brazilian movie, but I'm not sure, so I'll pick it.

By the way, I'm not sure if this is a dupe thread, I'll ask a Local if it is.

Local Mods : Is this a dupe thread? Simple threads usually have already been posted.

The thread has been done before, but the old one closed over a year ago, so it's best to use this.

Didn't they make a really terrible Mario Bros. movie? I'll pick that.

I'd have to say Batman and Robin. Unless you're a little kid, I don't think many people will enjoy this movie much. Its been years since I've seen it. The special effects if I remember correctly were good for its day. And they almost made a sequel.

The only thing I do have on mind would be the Super Mario Bros movie, as-well.

It's not even consistent, in a sense, unless I am missing some sort of joke, I'm pretty sure Luigi's clothes changes colours on at random scenes and transitions.

Besides the petty stuff, the story is just terrible, the actual "graphics", or background just don't work out like you'd hope, even movies way before that time were much better! It's hard to come up with the words to explain this bad, bad, bad movie.

the worst movie ever is most definitly toll2. terrible acting, terrible dialog, and it has nothing to do with it predecessor. i do enjoy laughing at it though lol. its so bad its good.

The worst movie ever was probably power rangers

Well eragon was the worst movie ever made based on a book, but the catwoman movie with halle berry was just plain awful. I watched the first 15 minutes of it and had to turn it off, because it was just to cheesy and the acting was awful. 

Battlefield Earth.

Look it up.

Nostalgia Critic did a review of it if you're interested in that.

The Room is the worst movie ever. it's so bad that it's actually worth a watch.
Batman & Robin is pretty terrible too.

All of the Resident Evil movies written by Paul W.S. Anderson and staring Milla Jovovich.

I could carry on for hours on how completely and utterly horrible those movies are. They are nothing like the games, Alice never even existed in the games, and the true RE characters are shamefully portrayed by mediocre actors. They are just plain bad. I've grown to despise Anderson and Jovovich both for those movies.

I know I will get crap for this as I always do, but I think Napoleon Dynamite, Space Balls, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail are the worst movies I have ever forced myself to sit through. It bugs the hell out of me how these movies are so freaking popular. It is absolutely ridiculous and I think something about the movies somehow screwed with the intelligent part of most of the viewers minds to make them think these were in any way good.

Well I'm a strict Batman and Robin fan, not because of the acting but because they finally got off their lazy butts and made a movie starring the dynamic duo. I hated the Matrix sequels but the original was the best, I also hated Wall-E, I didn't like how it was a kid's movie that clearly demonstrated laziness (Wait, no, I do, just kidding!), plus, I hated The Avengers (I hate everything Marvel basically :p).P.s. I  love Nightwing and Babs (Batgirl) in The New 52!



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I think the worst movie of all time was TMNT 3, I mean gosh that was a horrible movie. They didn't even try to make it a good TMNT film instead they almost completely butchered everything that was good about TMNT.  And yes I did watch it when I was little and I even watch it today and it still sucks hell even the nerd himself reviewed that awful movie. 

Although I've never seen the terrible movies Nostalgia Critic has reviewed, there's two terrible movies that should not have the right to exist. The two animated Titanic movies- Titanic: The Legend Goes On, and The Legend of the Titanic.





From what I've seen on the reviews that Nostalgia Critic did on both movies and the Wikipedia articles, the two movies have not only gotten the facts of the disaster wrong, but they also attempted to integrate them into fairy tale stories, not stopping short of using talking animals and the clichéd "love at first sight" plot- and I mean literally "love at first sight". The main characters of each movie say very little dialogue before realizing they were made for each other, and that type of plot device grates on my nerves. But what grates on my nerves even more is each movie's blatant disregard for the overall disaster! Both movies have Wikipedia articles, so you can look up their plot summaries.



First, they have talking animals. I have no idea why they included that- the movies might have well been made by Disney! Second, the first movie had a rapping dog. Yes, you heard correctly- a rapping dog in a movie that takes place in 1912. And don't forget the stereotypical Mexican mice. Do any of those, including the love story (if you can call it that), seem appropriate to insert in a film about the Titanic? Granted, James Cameron did have a love story in his version of the Titanic, but he did it well. I can't say the same for either animated version.

I have to agree with the Nostalgia Critic when he said that the second animated Titanic movie was worse than the first- yes, worse than the one with the rapping dog. How is it worse? Well, I'm just going to get this off of my chest: the whole story is centered around saving the whales! There's other ways of getting the message across, and putting it in a Titanic movie is not one of them! Plus, there's talking animals again, only this time, it's even more ridiculous. A gang of underwater sharks, an octopus that attempts to save the people on the ship, dolphins that use moonbeam magic (doesn't make sense at all, does it?), and another clichéd love story. Yippee. You want to know what actually makes this film worse than the first animated Titanic movie? It completely and blatantly disregarded the disaster altogether by saying that the people that died in the tragedy never died.

...I'll say it again. In The Legend of the Titanic, every single person on the Titanic survived the disaster.

I don't need to say any more here. Let the audacity of that plot device sink into your minds for a few seconds.

Overall, both of these movies are horrible, and they make as much sense as making a Disney movie about the story of Anne Frank. Just don't watch either one of them; it'll save you a ton of migraines.

That would be the super mario bros. movie. They made goombas huge and buff HUMANS.

I think mega mind

When you have a movie in which you don't know what to expect, if it stinks, you can kind of shrug it off. But when it's a big time movie, and you have high expectations, it's so much worse when you're disappointed. I can't be the only one thinking about comic book movies right now. And for me, the west is "X-Men: The Last Stand." I could write a book on all the things I hated about this flick, but I recommend you watch the superhero rewind review on you tube if you're interested.

I think the Worst Movie Ever is Dragonball Evolution because there is no action or drama in it like the Anime has.

 XxChaosxX: Thank you so much! I absolutely detest those movies, it annoys me the fifth one is coming out this year. I honestly believe that they really ruined the series as a movie, and apparently, they thought it was smart to have Leon killed off without so much as a single scene(though this is probably better because they would have ruined him) yet they intend for him to be in the next movie despite saying he died in the second movie. Seriously, I doubt Paul W.S. Anderson knows anything about the games except for names. He disappoints me. Alice's character is boring, annoying, and way too overpowered. The last movie tried to rectify this, but it's still just a sham. I regret watching those movies so much.