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Cliffhanger. Truly appalling acting and an awful story. Stallone is usually a wooden actor, but you could have replaced him with a pine wardrobe in this and it would have improved it.


And that was even though it had the cute woman out of Northern Exposure in it.

No - you can't have Cliffhanger. It has John Lithgow in it who is awesome.


Ditto for Jah's Bruce Willis claims - Alan Rickman rescues Die Hard.


We need something with no redeeming qualities.


That J'Lo/Affleck thing was meant to be pretty terrible. Gigli?


Or do you mean worst in a sort of "depraved" way?

I had the misfortune to watch Lars Von Trier's Antichrist with Willem Defoe and the lovely Charlotte Gainsbourg.


It definitely has a shout for it. Having almost literally died of boredom when i watched the critically lauded Dancer in the Dark I should really have known better.



I thought I was with you on Drive Bob, until i realised I was thinking of Crash*, which whilst not the worst, may qualify for most overrated.


*the one that won all the oscars, rather than the better one based on the inimically wonderful J G Ballard novel ...holly hunter *rubs thighs*

Robert Poste's Child Wrote:

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> Any romcom with Adam Sandler in.


Actually, I think his non-romcoms are worse. I quite liked 50 First Dates and Wedding Singer. I think having Drew Barrymore in both of them probably helped.


Of the movies I've seen lately, 'Green Lantern' was really bad. I really want that 90 mins back.

El Pibe Wrote:

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> I thought I was with you on Drive Bob, until i

> realised I was thinking of Crash*, which whilst

> not the worst, may qualify for most overrated.


Crash - got about 30 minutes in. Rubbish!


My alternative suggestion - should you ever see it crop up in the wee hours is "I don't Want To Be Born".


Without giving too much away, the plot centres around a stripper who is cursed after spurning the amorous advances of a dwarf - and thus gives birth to the devil's child. Starring Joan Collins. And I think Don Pleasance was in it too.

yeah, car jackers should have killed sandra bullock at the start and saved everyone suffering.

Terrible paper thin characters and political points made with the subtlelty of a sledgehammer, and made badly too.


Ever so slightly redeemed by a nuance performance by Matt Dillon as grizzled cop.


Sly will always be redeemed for his grizzled cop in Cop Land.

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