I've seen some pretty terrible movies... mostly thanks to Netflix. 

The one in most recent memory was called Dragon Quest. 

To my dismay, it had nothing to do with my favorite RPG series. 

There are 3 that come to mind right away.

Howard the Duck

The Double Dragon Movie

And the Super Mario Brothers (That steampunk nightmare of a movie)

All are horrible in different ways.

The Last Airbender is probably my least favorite movie.

Even though I don't remember it well, as I watched it years ago, and I don't know much about the series - which is pretty good from what I watched, I remember it being dull making no sense (earthbenders on land), and other things. I watched it on Blu-Ray, though, so I did not need to watch it all.

After Earth comes a close second, because it also is dull and having some pretty bad drama, and many other things. They are made by the same director, M. Night Shamalayan, so they both have some horrible connection.

I have seen a lot of bad movies lately .. it seems like almost all scary movies espcially are dumb and I don't enjoy them as much as I used to! It seems like I have lost touch with some movies because they all end the same!



I didn't personally like Eragon at all! People need to make me on the edge of my seat not bored!


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The worst movie that I have watched this year was "This is the End" (2013). Okay, I might have laughed once or twice, but there were a bunch of seriously disgusting parts. It was bad. Just a heads up in case you decide to watch it.

The worst movie I have ever watched was called Invasion and they have it on hulu right now but do not watch it.  The entire movie is filmed from a hood camera on a police car.  And the car never gets off this back dirt road so the whole movie u watch the car drive up and down the this dirt road.  Just horrible.

I will say that the worst movie that I have ever seen was Jack And Jill. It was suposed to be something funny, but truthfully I thought of it as just stupid.

The worst movie I ever saw was The Last Airbender(The Movie). I used to love watching Avatar: TLAB when it was on air, definitely one of my favorite animated series. But, I was disappointed when I saw the movie. The CGI effects were decent, but the way it was used was a total failure. It had the worst script with amateur actors, (the only actor that was good was Zuko's).

Rocky Balboa. It was just stupid. In my eyes, it nothing but a mere disgrace to the original Rocky, which was better by far. I just found it bad when I watched it, probably because it did not live up to my expectations of a movie in the Rocky series.

Dragonball Z Evolution. worst. movie. ever. period. done. end of story. fact, not opinion(although it is my opinion too). the stupid producers probably never even read anything from the dragonball manga. 

The worst movie I've watched? Birdemic: Shock and Terror. I don't even know where to begin with that mess of a movie. But I guess I'll put up a wall of text anyways. I could make an entire many-page essay on the things wrong with this movie, and I may do just that. 
The first thing wrong with the movie is that the opening credits are extremely slow paced. I can't (and don't want to) remember exactly how long they were, but they were lengthy. At least I could have laughed at who was involved with the movie at the time before I knew exactly how bad of a movie i was dealing with.
After we deal with the painfully slow opening sequence, a major thing you will start to notice is the broken sound recording. It completely cuts out at times, and the first time you notice it is when the waiter greets generic and beyond bad actor Rod in the cafe.
So after you notice that, you start to see the award-winning (obvious sarcasm) plot unfold. The Rod person just runs after some random girl he sees in the restaurant to ask a couple of questions. A whole bunch of nothing happens is literally the only way to describe what follows for me. You see Rod's entire day in the movie! You're not supposed to do that, directors of this film! And then you see cliche "things are going well for generic male actor and generic female actor" scenes of Rod and the other getting good luck stuff, I can't even remember her name. And then we see more pointless scenes like basketball and installing a solar panel... Really, directors and writers? Is that the best thing you could think of for your animal attack movie? Why not actually have the action instead of feeding us this null unneeded compilation of scenes? At least in this inert dribble there's an equally terrible romantic subplot to go "Really?" at. Rod proposes a date, and they talk. Then more stuff I can't be bothered to remember, and then... you see the first birds of the movie! They're feeding on a tree and not attacking, but there's finally birds! Then I noticed the birds seemed to be .gif files. At that point I paused the movie in frustration and went to go get a snack, which when I thought about it sounded like a scene that would happen multiple times in the movie if allowed.
The next day I remembered I was watching the movie, sighed and went back to it. More romance, then the girl goes to her home. Her mother jsut sounded so sincere it's like she wasn't even acting. Oddly, this technicality makes her the best "actor" of the movie so far. (Geez, I've already typed up this massive essay, and at this point I sorta phased out and pulled out my laptop while watching. So of course, I recall even less from that point on.) Then Rod's in a meeting for some acquisition or something. And then some clapping and applause, like the entire group's like "I don't understand a thing going on in this session" which drags on for so long. And some dialog, with another forced environmental message, this time about hybrids. More stuff. And then more stuff. I'm really giving up on trying to describe the movie as more than "stuff happens". And then... extremely awkward... clothed love scene. I again flipped something and turned off the movie again at that point. A few hours later, I go back t the movie because I realized I had nothing better to do. of course, that's when the movie decides to go crazy with the birds. The birds. Are DIVEBOMBING KAMIKAZE BIRDS. And this scene literally just shows up without any rhyme or reason in it. Then the gang decides to go out with coat hangers and... swat at the .gif birds! This looks so bad, you have to see it yourself. But I wouldn't recommend looking for the movie just to see it. Them much of the same happens, and they come across an old guy on a bridge. Who proceeds to ramble about the environment and how it's affecting the birds in such a way that they attack like this. His explanation... makes no sense. At all. Then... bird acid. yes. Bird acid. And so the crew decides to try to get a phone to try and get help, so they go to some guy's store. The guy was just probably minding his own business in the store, when these "movie producers" come in and say "Hey, you wanna be part of our movie?" Then after he posts expensive prices for gas, they buy some stuff and go on their way. After some driving, a guy comes up and asks if he can buy gas. The crew denies, so he pulls out a gun and is like "YOU'RE GOING TO SELL ME SOME GAS RIGHT NOW OR YOU'RE DEAD." So the gang sells him the gas... but he gets his neck slashed by a bird  The crew goes on without taking back the gas they sold the dead man. There are so many things wrong with that scene it hurts. Why would Gas Buyer need to buy the gas when he could just rob them? Why? WHY DID THE CREW NOT TAKE BACK THE GAS? Next scene, they're in the forest, then... What else? An environmentalist. They didn't even try to make his speech related ot the bird epidemic. So they go and... run out of gas. Gee, I wonder why you did at that point... /s More of literally nothing, then bird fight. And all the birds retreat, and the guys stand there for an unnecessarily long time. That's the end of the movie. That's it. I could have gone into much more detail than this, but I didn't. Overall, this movie has shoddy plot, terrible editing and directing, and so much more things wrong with it I typed up a massive wall of text on it. (I don't think I'm going to bother proofreading or formatting this.)

TheToasterTheorist : You sound like Jontron!!

I have to say Birdemic: Shock and Terror is probably the worst film ever made but I have never made the effort and watched it. The worst film I have seen was the Mortal Kombat film, it was just so corny it was barely watchable. It being a PG13 means there were no proper fatalities... WHY?!?!

MechaMento : heh. Now that I think about it, that kinda did sound like JonTron...  Except without things like a massive amount of flashy text, swearing, or bird partner to assist me.

I never wanted to watch this movie at all, but my MOM wanted me to watch this movie called Frozen. There's way too much singing and the maturity levels are low. So if you want to see it for young users, I recommend not. It was pretty much a nightmare.

tj4bigred : Awe really? I really liked that movie. The bob-omb's in that movie were done perfectly! I mean for an old movie they did a pretty good job and got it pretty smack on. unlike movies they are making these days based off video games.


I try to avoid movies that look like they are going to be bad or movies that it seems all the best parts are in the preview but I would say that House of Wax 2005 version was pretty darn terrible. I honestly only watched to see if Paris Hilton died. It is not something I could ever bring myself to watch again and waste 113 minutes of my life.

The worst movie i've ever seen fully is Birdemic: Shock and terror. I have now idea why i decided to watch it fully.
The worst movie i've ever watched part of is Disaster Movie. I had to stop after 15 minutes.

The worst movie I ever saw would be the Super Mario movie