Dude Where's My Car Get Carter (Stallone version) Eye of the Beholder Tree of Life Everything Everywhere All at Once

"They" .. look it up released on Thanksgiving early 2000s if I remember correctly. By far the worst movie I've ever seen to this day.

Sir billi

The worst movie I’ve ever watched was demon slayer mugen train it was a good anime movie but when my favorite character died I was shedding in tears if only he survived the attack on the train

Joe Versus the Volcano is the definition of a bad movie. I will not be fielding questions.

Komodo vs Cobra it was one of the cheap movies but god it was so bad it was hilarious XD.

Dragon ball: evolution

Serbian film. It’s simply disgusting and do to my low rank in the military at the time I didn’t have a say on if I could walk out. This film makes human centipede look like a Hallmark holiday movie. Followed by gummo. It’s so bizarre, slow and stupid. It’s about a town that thank god gets destroyed by a tornado. The plot is following the residents before the tornado hits, and after you watch these inbred degenerates go about their miserable lives you’ll be disappointed that the tornado wasn’t also accompanied by sharks.

I've probably seen worse but the first to come to mind is always [i]Cape No. 7[/i] ([i]海角七號[/i]). [spoiler]The main character is a pretty shitty guy who's been kicked out of his band because, well, he's a shitty person. Cue moving from the big city to a podunk town (it's actually a super popular tourist spot in Taiwan) where he gets a job at the post office because a relative is some kind of politician. But, because he's a shitty person, he just takes takes all the mail home and never delivers it. Occasionally he'll read some of the mail. Eventially he meets a washed-up Japanese ex-model. She's "too old" to be a model now so she takes care of younger models as a sort of gopher/"team mom".Thing is, she's smart and educated but these new girls are vapid bimbos. Needless to say, she's jaded and kind of a shitty person herself. He thinks she's a stuck up b***h (she is) and she things he's a lazy entitled -blam!- and waste of oxygen (he is). There's a mutual loathing, but for some reason or another they both get black out drunk, have a one night stand, and upon waking up the next day realize they're in love. So now they're not shitty people and the dude does his family politician guy a favor by throwing together a rag-tag band of mismatched locals. [b] [/b] Oh, but he never delivers that mail... save one. There's a subplot of them trying too find an old lady because apparently a girl in Japan found a box in her late father's closet full of letters. Turns out he was in Taiwan when it was occupied by Japan. He was a teacher, but was secretly in love with one of his 15ish-year-old students. Thing is, he was always too shy to say anything but eventually had to return to Japan when the ROC took over Taiwan after WWII. Shortly after returning, he met his wife, got married, had a kid, and for years wrote secret love letters to his former student that he never intended to send. Well, his daughter found said letters and thought her old-man secretly creeping on a former student while married to her mother was super cute and sweet and thought sending those letter to said girl (who's likely gotten married and has her own kids/grandkids at this point) was a great idea. So yeah, they eventually find the old lady in the end.[/spoiler] The only reason I think it was so popular here is that Taiwan is really small and literally everyone has been to where they filmed it. It also takes place around Spring Scream which is a huge music festival. So basically people felt like they had a connection to the movie because it felt "local" and featured a lot of nostalgia.

My Uncle: The Alien Even for a direct-to-video kid’s sci-fi movie, it’s badddddddddd

Enchonto. I have watched it sooo many times that I dread even looking at it

The fantastic 4 movie with Michael b Jordan.

That I can remember? Smoking Aces. Movie made no sense, and just felt like it was written by eight different people who would follow every action with "and then".

Red Dead Redemption 2

The live action Last Airbender movie was really bad imo, even for an adapted movie. What makes it worse is that the director and/or staff knew how the story worked but still chose to unnecessarily change certain parts anyways. Arguably makes it worse than adapted movies where the directors had no clue about the source material, such as Dragonball Evolution.

[i]King Arthur: Legend of the sword.[/i] Weird take on King Arthur and Excalibur. Strange Illuminati subliminal messages throughout, to include snakes, eye marks, and also pyramids. It was a terrible movie with probably the strangest storytelling of King Arthur I have yet seen. It was not worth the money, it was not worth the money to see in theatre... [spoiler]The only plus to this movie is the intro had the Light of Aiden-Lament which is the featured song for the Halo 3: ODST live action trailer.[/spoiler]