Worse movie you've ever seen

[Shir Gold]

The 40 Year-old Virgin is the worst movie I have ever seen.  I didn't really think that I would like it, but my friends wanted to watch it, so I watched it with them.  I'm not really a movie person, so I don't watch that many movies.  Despite that, I was able to predict every joke in the 40 year-old Virgin.  (Maybe it's because I'm a girl that I didn't think the jokes were funny.)  Anyway, I didn't crack a smile throughout the whole movie.  After about fifteen minutes of it, I already knew how the plot would turn out.  When the ending finally came, it was exactly as I predicted. 
But that's me.

[burning_phoneix]

Battlefield Earth.

Though it was of the "so-bad-it's-funny" variety.

[Illyrias Acolyte]

Those kind are actually my favorites. When I think of 'worst movie ever', it always makes me think of one that fails utterly and completely, not providing any entertainment in it's badness.

[arashisama without the decorative symbols. RANDOM ENOUGH?!]

The Departed, though I've seen a lot of crappy ones. Give me a few days and I'll have a list.

Are we talking the one by Martin Scorsese here...? Because that just can't be the worst movie anyone's ever seen... I thought it was really, really good actually.

[burning_phoneix]

I loved the departed but some of my relatives hated it because they couldn't tell what the fuck was going on. 

[Neofox]

I'm going to toss "Burn After Reading" onto the list.

It's long, it's boring, it drags on, the humor falls flat, it's predictable, and the only thing amusing about it is the CIA trying to make sense of everything in the last 3 minutes of the movie (which can probably be found on youtube, anyways). The only reason anyone should even remotely consider seeing this movie is if they really, REALLY want to see Brad Pitt get shot in the face at point-blank range, but if you really hate him that much you might as well just look for the scene on Youtube since it only gets shown for a split-second and save yourself the cash.

[Crystal Shards]

Honestly I didn't see the point, and the lame attempt at symbolism at the end killed the experience for me. It was just like, "Okay so you made a movie where everyone shoots everyone. And?"

Also, Night of the Living Dead, but that's not really fair because ever horror movie made in the 1960s kind of sucks.

[Pair of Ducks]

Crocodile 2.

I wanted the characters all to die fifteen minutes in, just so their bad acting and stupid screaming would STOP.

[Brighton]

hahaha, noobs. You've never seen The Last Warrior

It's a serious drama...

...starring Dolph Lundgren.

[hyde]

It's not the worst movie I've ever seen, but it was pretty darn boring. What happens in Vegas.

I mean, I wasn't expecting anything groundbreaking or heck, even remotely original. But this was just so boring that I quit after half an hour. And I've practically never done that with a movie.

[i am a raging faggot who loves big dicks]

Same happened with the Matrix trilogy. The first one was really good because they had it all planned out, but once it got big they had to make it into a trilogy within a relatively short time limit, so the last two ended up rather average, especially compared to the first.

The first was average, bumped up to above-average because most of you hadn't seen it before.

The second and third were terrible because the brother-and-tranny in charge were trying very hard to make you forget that they were making the whole fucking thing up as they were going along.