Comments on: Hrm. Let’s give this a try…

By: Geekor

Geekor — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 23:39:19 +0000

I have 2, and they’re from the same continuity.

Spy Kids and Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams.
I had to watch Spy Kids in a crappy Episcopalian church daycare my dad forced me to go to where the best movie they had was “Space Jam”. That’s how crappy they were.
Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams I had to watch with my idiot snot nosed 6-year-old brother against my will by my dad.

Spy Kids 3D was better.

By: Melisssa (9volt)

Melisssa (9volt) — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Gigli, or Star Wars: Episode 1.
(Woo, first comment!!)

By: princemackenzie

princemackenzie — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

First post! Woooo….

Anyway, the worst movie I ever subjected myself too in the theater was "Master of Disguise" the horrible trainwreck of a Dana Carvey vechicle. I lost a bet and had to pay for my friends too. Not good times. Bad times.

By: B-Dawg

B-Dawg — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

The worst movie I ever saw in the theatre was Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey. I was staying with my grandparents in their rural Vermont town one summer, and that was the only movie playing at the local theatre. I BEGGED my grandmother to take me (she’s a minister by the way), and she did.

Even at the tender age of 12, I knew it sucked. My grandmother wasn’t pleased either.

By: hammington

hammington — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Hmm… "The Guyver" comes to mind as a horrible movie. Just plain bad, although it seems to have a following. I could probably think of worse if I gave it a lot of thought though.

I saw the movie "Say Anything" with Jason Biggs and Christina Ricci a few months back and it was just plain awful. Just awful. I’ve never walked out of a movie, but I’ve never been closer to just cutting my losses and leaving on that one. In hindsight, I should have b/c the end was not redeeming at all.

By: Nate Albright

Nate Albright — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Hmm, worst movie I've ever seen in a theater, eh?

Well, when I was 15, my mom dropped me and my date (how hot is that?) off to see "Tomcats." That really stupid "last one to get married gets money" flick with that actor from "Kangaroo Jack" in it (I have to leave for class soon or else I'd look up his name. On second thought, no I wouldn't. Jerry O'Connell maybe? Meh, who cares.) But yeah, that movie was pretty friggin bad if I do say so myself.

Not to mention I made the two hour trip this past summer to see "The Hulk" at the really, really kick ass theater in Pittsburgh, PA. Big, BIG mistake. I'm sorry if anyone here actually liked it, but, in my opinion, it was just plain terrible. Put "Hulk" up against Marvel's other movies like "X-Men," X2," "Spiderman," and "Daredevil" and you'll see what I am talking about. One of the hands down worst moments in the movie was when Hulkie was fighting those terribly CGI animated dogs. CGI can do some amazing things (think Gollum) but why did those dogs just look so...terrible? The other worst scene was when the dude from "Sweet Home Alabama" got blown up and he froze on the screen in a homage to classic comic books. Good idea in theory, but look at the expression on his face. You can tell even he knows that part is miserable.

By: gymrat

gymrat — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Night at the Roxbury.

Spy Hard.

Spaced Invaders.

And I saw Spice World on opening night.

My local cheap-ass theater gets the worst of the worst.