Now that I know I can include ALL movies, not just this year's...
Actually, this year I didn't see any movies (at the cinema) that I thought were godawful.
WoTW wasn't all it was hyped to be, but it was entertaining.
Fantastic Four was just what I expected: kind of silly, kind of funny, with great special effects.
Star Wars Episode 3 was a must-see, of course, because I've waited almost 30 years for the "final installment". Excellent movie; would have been better if they'd left out most of the dialogue from that Hayden Christensen kid. Just hack him up already, and put him in the Vader suit! That's what we all paid to see!
Getting back on-topic...some of the "worstest" movies I have ever had the displeasure of viewing include:
Batman and Robin, in which Ah-nuld Schwarzeneggar plays Mister Freeze. Please, Arnie...I like you, but if they're paying you twenty billion dollars to make a film, you could at least TRY.
Inspector Gadget, with Matthew Broderick. Once again: Matt, I think you're mighty talented...what the h*** were you thinking?
And speaking of Mr. Broderick, how about
Godzilla? The effects were cool, but you know what the best thing about that movie was? The TV commercials for Taco Bell (with the little dog saying "here, lizard lizard lizard"). THOSE were hilarious!
I could probably come up with a few hundred more, if I sat & thought about it for a while. But there's one movie that I'd like to give an Honorable Mention...
The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Not a good movie at all really. But that didn't stop me from seeing it about 148 times (and bringing a squirt gun with me to the theater...and throwing toast at the screen...and dancing the Time Warp, and falling down on the floor. Nowadays, whenever I'm introduced to someone named Brad, I still have the urge to shout "
HOLE!"). I do, however, love the soundtrack. Have the CD in my car!
--J
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