Stupidest movies of all time

Encino Man

Plan 9 From Outer Space

Reefer Madness

Glen or Glenda?

Manequin

 

"Scoop" (I couldn't watch more than the first 15 minutes)

"The Pledge"

 

My contribution to a really stoopid movie

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Little Nikky.....what a waste of effort

 

Many think Kevin Costner's "Postman" was a dud.Granted, it may be kind of corny -- but it's one of my favorite movies of the 90's.

 

The Blob

 

The stupidest movie I think is "UHF" starring "Weird" Al Yankovic. It was a stupid movie, but funny. I was also watching "Behind the Music" on VH1 about Weird Al; That movie was a major box office flop. One of the actors that used the table saw in the movie (during the first town talk segment) only got paid $.35 for his role. During the interview, he stated he didn't even cash the check & showed it.

 

"An Inconvenient Truth"

and its twin, "The Day After Tomorrow."

 

An inconvenient what??

 

You cracked the code! :tongue3:

 

:thumbs: :wavey:

 

Attack of the Killer tomatoes

 

I forgot about that one. I thought it was funny when all of these top officials were trying to get into this extremely small & cramped briefing room.

 

Gotta agree about Napolean Dynamite... it seemed to attract a cult following, but it simply was not funny. I enjoyed the stereotypical stuff, but it got old fast, for me.

FA

 

I also thought that Disaster Movie was just that a DISASTER. Normally I like movies that make fun of other movies, but the punch lines were dragged out for far too long to where it just wasn't funny anymore.

There was one funny part in the movie. One scene they were making fun of Alvin & the Chipmunks. At first they were singing thier songs. Someone commented on how cute they looked & then they turned into rabid, rabies infested chipmunks.

 

I've seen too many stupid movies to list just one as THE worst. I watched them all the way through and never did understand them. One I can remember is "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." All through that movie people were doing crazy, senseless things, and it made absolutely no sense until about the last 15 or so minutes when the aliens landed. I keep watching these stupid movies hoping they will make some sense, but they never do. One writer whose movies I have a difficult time following is Stephen King. I've often wondered what he's taking to get those weird ideas.

 

I seem to have noticed in alot of Stephen King's films (especially the long ones: The Stand, The Langoliers, & Storm of the Century) there's always the same formula. They always let you get know all of the main characters & there is always at least one character in the movie that is a jerk, that you hope dies first.

 

Mars Attacks!

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Titanic

Blazing Saddles

Cats and Dogs

Spy Kids

Superman IV

Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull

Air Bud 3 and up

Beethoven 3 and up

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First Encounters of the Third Kind.

And I have many more. :sleeping_2:

 

Now that's what I call a genuine first rate actor. :laugh:

 

Plan 9 From Outer Space check out those fake backgrounds

Mars Attacks awful punch line at the end of the movie...and if you don't know who Slim Whitman is, forget it!

Any movie on Mystery Science Theater But of course MST makes any bad movie entertaining.

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy OK, I only saw the first one, but it was so bad I could not bear to go again. The plot went like this: There is a monster in the next scene...oh no...a big fight...Wow! we beat the monster...There is a monster in the next scene...oh no...a big fight...Wow! we beat the monster...etc for 3 hours.