The Worstest Movie of All Time

[Louis VI the Fat]

I'm proud to say I haven't seen any of the poll movies.


Worstest movies should be about high profile movies, pretentious movies, box-office hits and the like, that are in contrast to any of these elements artisitically a real piece of crock.
Or else the worstest movie should be that elaborate movie set-up I had installed in my bedroom, cool lighting and multiple cameras to boot, to film me and my girlfriend 'playing twister', only for the stunt performer refusing to play along, despite prolonged attempts by the lead actress to convince him.



My worstest:

Independence Day. I had seen 'Deep Impact', the other 'meteor to destroy earth' movie of the same year. This was a really good movie, so I figured that maybe the reviews of ID had been unfair. Unfair they were indeed, for they should've read simply 'avoid like the plague'.
Troy. Well I like me a good historical movie, and I didn't think Gladiator was all that bad. Even with the worst of plots, one gets to see some nice CGI bringing ancient worlds to life, which was exciting several years ago. What a complete waste of time the movie was though.
Alexander. Well I like me a good historical movie, and I didn't think Gladiator was all that bad. Even with the worst of plots, one gets to see some nice CGI bringing ancient worlds to life, which was exciting several years ago. What a complete waste of time the movie was though.
The Adventures of JarJar Binks and His Froggy Friends. Or whatever part I was called again.