What's The Worst Movie You've Ever Seen?

[Saint Therese]

Johnny Got his gun- The most disturbing

EVerything with Rob Schneider

[CatherineM]

the only movie I ever walked out on was Annie Hall. I don't care for slasher type movies so I've never had to walk out on any of those. The worst movie we ever got while I worked at a movie theater in high school was a version of Cinderella that was rated XXX. I kept having to explain to moms why they didn't want to buy tickets to it for their kids. Plus, I had to chase teenage boys out of there constantly who were sneaking in from other movies. I also had to stand at my ticket booth and listen to the sounds coming out of the theater, and deal with the very strange people who were going to see it. They all seemed to want to justify their purchases to me. I washed my hands regularly after having them hand me their tickets, and having to hand the stubs back.

[Saint Therese]

[quote name='CatherineM' post='1735975' date='Dec 26 2008, 08:57 PM']the only movie I ever walked out on was Annie Hall. I don't care for slasher type movies so I've never had to walk out on any of those. The worst movie we ever got while I worked at a movie theater in high school was a version of Cinderella that was rated XXX. I kept having to explain to moms why they didn't want to buy tickets to it for their kids. Plus, I had to chase teenage boys out of there constantly who were sneaking in from other movies. I also had to stand at my ticket booth and listen to the sounds coming out of the theater, and deal with the very strange people who were going to see it. They all seemed to want to justify their purchases to me. I washed my hands regularly after having them hand me their tickets, and having to hand the stubs back.[/quote]

Why did you walk out of Annie Hall?

[CatherineM]

[quote name='Saint Therese' post='1735977' date='Dec 26 2008, 07:58 PM']
Why did you walk out of Annie Hall?[/quote]

This is going to seem really lame, but I never allowed myself to watch movies with nudity or sexual content. That was the first non-kid movie I ever went to. I was 15 at the time, and the discussions of her past relationships, etc., disturbed me. I had just started working at a movie theater, and could go to any movie I wanted to for free. A movie like Saturday Night Fever had a few things that I could turn my head to avoid watching, yet enjoy the rest of the movie. Annie Hall seemed like one long running discussion. If I watched it now, I'd probably really laugh at how innocent I was back then.

[Saint Therese]

I just wish I was as skinny as Diane Keaton in that movie.

[CatherineM]

So does she, I imagine. I remember seeing an interview with Olivia Newton John when the 25th anniversary edition of Grease came out, and all she could talk about was how she'd love to be able to fit in those leather pants again she wore in the final scene.

[Saint Therese]

I didn't much like her fashion sense tho.

[icelandic_iceskater]

I'm not a fan of Wall-e

[MIKolbe]

Ishtar

[mcts]

i was not a fan of waterworld or troy.

[Mari Therese]

A movie called: [i]Nothing[/i]

[CatherineM]

I didn't like AI.

[Lilllabettt]

AI was pretty bad.

I despised [i]Batman and Robin[/i] .. the one with George Clooney and Arnie Schwarzeneggar.

[tinytherese]

Kidz

Millions

The Missions

Saved

Hard Candy

[jenna311]

[quote name='icelandic_iceskater' post='1736259' date='Dec 27 2008, 11:49 AM']I'm not a fan of Wall-e

[/quote]

FINALLY someone else who didn't like that movie. Actually, the whole group that I went to see it with didn't really like it, but everyone else I have talked to has really liked it.