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jeepgirl wrote:

buffettbride wrote:The only movie I walked out of was Grosse Point Blank. Although, when I saw it again on TNT or something it wasn't as bad as I remembered. Just kinda dragged.

Mallory, how could you walk out on that it has one of the best 80's soundtracks ever . Not to mention it has John Cussack

... has a very dark side to it

I kind of "got it" when I watched it at home. I also watched it in the theatre when I was about 7 months pregnant with my daughter and pretty much at that point, NOTHING made me happy

I'm telling you, all the movies listed above are To Kill A Mockingbird, when compared to

I would rather have a gasoline enema than sit through this piece of cinematic tripe again.

[quote="meisinger"]
Mother of God this movie sucked!

I didn't even know that movie exsisted.....

Older Movie! the Seven Percent soulution about Sherlock Holmes
Herion Addiction.

This was one for me..

for me it was girls gone wild 2

i mean the first one had an amazing story line with plot twists, suspense, messages of morality driped in a haunting and stunning look at modern society.

part two.. "spring break" just didn't flow as well...

The absoutly WORST movie on face of the earth... Yes far worse then any Ernst goes to wherever movie....

A Balding Fan wrote:The absoutly WORST movie on face of the earth... Yes far worse then any Ernst goes to wherever movie....

I used to have a shirt that said
"the boat sank. get over it"

Legends of the Fall

Most depressing movie I ever saw. (I usually make sure I don't go to depressing movies, but I made a mistake on that one). Only reason I kept watching was because I was sure something nice would happen to someone at least once during the film. (I was wrong)

MAN ON THE MOON starring Jim Carrey
and
FREDDY GOTY FINGERED starring Tom Green
I'd rather sacrifice a nard than watch them again.

nutmeg wrote:Legends of the Fall

Most depressing movie I ever saw. (I usually make sure I don't go to depressing movies, but I made a mistake on that one). Only reason I kept watching was because I was sure something nice would happen to someone at least once during the film. (I was wrong)

I saw that, Seven and another very dark ending movie all in a row....
stopped watching movies for a while.

"Howard the Duck"
A giant, horny duck and aliens...

ejr wrote:Saw about 5 minutes of Ishtar-it lived up to its reputation.

And the sequel to Terms of Endearment was absolutely dreadful.

Ishtar had the benefit of being a movie I got paid to go see... however, it is on the list of worst movies I have ever seen. Along with:

Bonfire of the Vanities
My Private Idaho
The Colour Purple

ragtopW wrote:Older Movie! the Seven Percent soulution about Sherlock Holmes
Herion Addiction.

Cocaine addiction...

pbans wrote:"Howard the Duck"
A giant, horny duck and aliens...

Hey.. that had Leah "I am hot, even wearing chest waders and carrying a bait bucket" Thompson in it..

jeepgirl wrote:

buffettbride wrote:The only movie I walked out of was Grosse Point Blank. Although, when I saw it again on TNT or something it wasn't as bad as I remembered. Just kinda dragged.

Mallory, how could you walk out on that it has one of the best 80's soundtracks ever . Not to mention it has John Cussack

We like that movie out our house. I think John Cusack is one of the biggest cutie-patooties ever. And Chris has a thing for Minnie Driver (which I absolutely don't get ) so it works out well for both of us.

Just watched Van Helsing on ppv this week. Boy did it stink!

Am I the only guy here that loves Ishtar? Just checking.

Flowers In The Attic

meisinger wrote:Am I the only guy here that loves Ishtar? Just checking.

I think you are, other than Warren Beatty, the only person who will admit to having enjoyed it..

meisinger wrote:Am I the only guy here that loves Ishtar? Just checking.

Coming out of the closet?