Film 2003 Worst Film Ever Poll

[Bronson Lee]

and the Chuck Norris film with the dog ........... any Chuck film (except WOTD)

[steve56]

chuck norris egotrip,lol.

[Deuce Bigolo]

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes just for the title alone

cheers
B.....OZ

[Pervert]

In fairness, your expectations with Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes wouldn't be high (nor would they be for a cinematic excursion for an ITV sitcom or anything with Macaulay Culkin), whereas a summer blockbuster you'd at least expect to be entertained---even if you had to leave your brain in the foyer. Given it was by the same people responsible for IDIV (and what a pish marketing campaign that name was), I avoided Godzilla like the plague. As for Batman And Robin, is it any wonder the Dark Knight of Gotham City has been missing from our screens for so long?

If I really tried, I could name a good dozen films that are dire but didn't offend nearly as much as something which cost the price of a new hospital to film and was still utter pants.

[jj]

Ah, but the award wasn't for the Most Disappointing, merely the Worst.
In the former I could probably put almost all of the cinema I've ever watched, in the latter merely about half.

[Deuce Bigolo]

The Three Amigos was a lemon IMO

Comedy is great when it comes off but this was lame to say the least

Riding on the back of a couple of big names

Steve Martin should stick to anything but films

cheers
B....OZ

[jj]

I quite liked that.
But then, I was in hospital having a lobotomy, at the time.

[Terry May]

The Flintstones
Police Academy 7 : mission to moscow
Battlefield earth
showgirls
all martin lawrence films
scary movie
pearl harbour
gone in 60 seconds (remake)
birdy
exorcist 2

Do I really need to go on??

[The Last Word]

Bloody hell, JJ, you must have extraordinarily high expectations if that's the ratio. What, pray, passes muster? By the way, there is a certain breed cineaste beard-stroker who regard the Carry-ons very highly - a british politics/society thing, so I hear. I wouldn't class them as bad, mere artless mediocrity, to be dismissed in favour of those colossal errors of judgement the big players often make that lead to a different level of badness (Alec Guinness in A Passage to India springs horrifyingly to mind).

--
"Let's do it..."

[jj]

That's just it: I don't.
Years of exposure to filmic pap have induced in me an institutional cynicism.
If I want mindless escapism or plain entertainment, I'll read a book (or even watch TV): the sort of film I'd go for would be something that's life-affirming or makes you think a bit......or something that can't be usefully illustrated on the printed page.