Guys,name your worst films! (1 Viewer)

Rob

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I'll start us off!

Love actually

National treasure

Air America

Jaws 4

Halloween 3

The italian Job (remake)

Tango and Cash(numerous other Sly films including the one in which he out runs a Russian Helicopter-i kid you not:rolleyes:)

Mamma Mia

Battleground

There,thats a start:D

Rob
 
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I'll start us off!

Love actually

National treasure

Air America

Jaws 3

Halloween 3

The italian Job (remake)

Tango and Cash(numerous other Sly films including the one in which he out runs a Russian Helicopter-i kid you not:rolleyes:)

Mamma Mia

There,thats a start:D

Rob

How dare you :eek: Surely not National Treasure. I like Nickolas Cage movies. :p As for the others on your list - I was fortunately able to avoid them all. :D

But here are two I got bitten by

Ishtar - possibly the worst major studio movie of all time
Little Shop of Horrors

And although I didn't see it, I heard Gigli is really bad.

Terry
 
How dare you :eek: Surely not National Treasure. I like Nickolas Cage movies. :p As for the others on your list - I was fortunately able to avoid them all. :D

But here are two I got bitten by

Ishtar - possibly the worst major studio movie of all time
Little Shop of Horrors

And although I didn't see it, I heard Gigli is really bad.

Terry

Its bad Terry BAD I tell you!:D.Sharpe hero Sean Bean was obviously low on work and took on any old ****e that came through his letterbox!:eek:;)

Little shop of Horrors...ooh thats another bad one.

Are you tellling me you've not enjoyed the delights of Jaws 4?.Get yourself a takeaway some beer and sit and enjoy the fear and Horror of it,Michael Caine's acting that is,not the Shark;)

Rob
 
I'll start us off!

Love actually

National treasure

Air America

Jaws 4

Halloween 3

The italian Job (remake)

Tango and Cash(numerous other Sly films including the one in which he out runs a Russian Helicopter-i kid you not:rolleyes:)

Mamma Mia

Battleground

There,thats a start:D

Rob
Rob my friend I am beginning to worry about you.:D I really enjoy National Treasure, The Italian Job and Air America and it fact own BDs of all three. I guess you don't like action comedies.:eek::D
 
Rob my friend I am beginning to worry about you.:D I really enjoy National Treasure, The Italian Job and Air America and it fact own BDs of all three. I guess you don't like action comedies.:eek::D

I do Bill,if they are actually funny;)

Rob
 
Now I know you are kidding. That would make my aweful list for sure.:D

Seriously?.You'd put Airplane next to Braveheart,Gallipoli,Titanic etc,wow Bill you shock me;):D

Rob
 
Seriously?.You'd put Airplane next to Braveheart,Gallipoli,Titanic etc,wow Bill you shock me;):D

Rob
No Airplane is in a class by itself. I also liked Braveheart and Gallipoli but then I am not so worried about seeming slights to British history. You know I am a certified Anglophile but how countries are portrayed in films has never bothered me. Was the movie entertaining, now there's the key. Movies like Airplane make me think about reading the phone book.;):D
 
No Airplane is in a class by itself. I also liked Braveheart and Gallipoli but then I am not so worried about seeming slights to British history. You know I am a certified Anglophile but how countries are portrayed in films has never bothered me. Was the movie entertaining, now there's the key. Movies like Airplane make me think about reading the phone book.;):D

Airplane was out when we were at school.loved it.Leslie Neilsen is a legend,I'm guessing you don't like the Naked Gun films Bill?.Still if we all liked the same stuff it would be boring wouldn't it?.:);)

Rob
 
I thought the cockpit scene from Airplane (roger, over, etc.) was hilarious and on par with classics like Who's On First (Abbott & Costello)

Terry
 
Airplane was out when we were at school.loved it.Leslie Neilsen is a legend,I'm guessing you don't like the Naked Gun films Bill?.Still if we all liked the same stuff it would be boring wouldn't it?.:);)

Rob
That is true mate, very true. You are correct, I have never finished any of those films, which is rather rare for me. Now In the Loop, Death at a Funeral and The Hangover made me really howl. I wish I could rent The Thick of It, I think I would probably really like it.
 
That is true mate, very true. You are correct, I have never finished any of those films, which is rather rare for me. Now In the Loop, Death at a Funeral and The Hangover made me really howl. I wish I could rent The Thick of It, I think I would probably really like it.

NOW YOU'RE TALKING BILL!

As a Christmas present my darling wife got me 'In the Loop' and both dvds of 'The thick of it'.Superb stuff,I've hardly taken it out of the dvd player.Wonderful performances from all but especially the Scottish actor who plays Malcolm Tucker.

Rob
 
I'll start us off!

Love actually

National treasure

Air America

Jaws 4

Halloween 3

The italian Job (remake)

Tango and Cash(numerous other Sly films including the one in which he out runs a Russian Helicopter-i kid you not:rolleyes:)

Mamma Mia

Battleground

There,thats a start:D

Rob

What! :confused: not including "The Patriot"? :rolleyes::D:D:D

Jeff
 
NOW YOU'RE TALKING BILL!

As a Christmas present my darling wife got me 'In the Loop' and both dvds of 'The thick of it'.Superb stuff,I've hardly taken it out of the dvd player.Wonderful performances from all but especially the Scottish actor who plays Malcolm Tucker.

Rob
Peter Capaldi (Tucker) is hilarious; I have never scene ANYONE string so many "colorful metaphors" together with such a poetic rhythm.:D Gandolphini is also excellent, as are most of the main characters, especially Anna Chlumsky. There are so many side splitting lines but Tom Hollander (Simon Foster) delivers one of my favorites in his "extracts from the riot act".;):D
 
Peter Capaldi (Tucker) is hilarious; I have never scene ANYONE string so many "colorful metaphors" together with such a poetic rhythm.:D Gandolphini is also excellent, as are most of the main characters, especially Anna Chlumsky. There are so many side splitting lines but Tom Hollander (Simon Foster) delivers one of my favorites in his "extracts from the riot act".;):D

Bill you should try and get hold of 'the thick of it' Tuckers stream of abuse and surreal rants are classic,its an art form!;):D.In the series he has a Scottish sidekick who if anything is worse than Tucker and borderline physcotic!

Rob
 

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