What is the worst film you ever saw?

[_Lorenzo_]

Definitely one of the worst, most overrated films ever because of, shall we say, Troisi's last appearance...

 

[dropsmegamega]

Solely by objective metrics and excluding "worst film baits" like birdemic?

But my personal worst?

 

[Kobu]

Gummo (1997) directed by Harmony Korine.

It's about some teenagers living in some dingy town in Ohio after a tornado strikes. It's not a horror film or anything but something about it was disturbing and I never want to watch it again.

 

[Bacon Eater64x]

Most Live Action Transformers come to mind. It's not the sloppy writing but how boring they kinda end up beign despite their loud nature.

I expected a 2 hour epic of Gruesome Robot fights, but 80 percent is taken over by annoying humans and the Transformers are barely in it and leave a lot to be desired (except Hound and Crosshairs, love you guys). Only Age of Extinction and Dark of the Moon barely scrap by and avoid falling into this. I have not seen Bumblebee or RoTB, but i know one of them shall stand and one of them shall fall into this thread.

and now we are getting more of these with Bay back. That's just Prime.

Outside of that i never go out of my way to watch films i know im not gonna like. 2 years ago i bigned every Single Disney animated canon film from Snow White up until Wreck it Ralph, and Home on the Range and Aristocats are so dull it made Chicken Little seem better in comparison. At least that movie is a fun mess.

 

[MattyMatters]

Probably the Emoji Movie. That was an abysmal idea with abysmal execution.

I decided to watch that in theatres. I thought "it's got Patrick Stewart as the emoji", at least they're gonna have ironic humour, right?

But I was physically uncomfortable in my chair and I doubt I made i lt past 20 minutes. And I love terrible movies, but this one was like all the dumb current tropes in animation distilled to a lethal dose.

 

[Sfjeov]

Tricked myself into watching it ngl.
There's also rise of skywalker and the emoji movie but there is some enjoyment due to their trashiness.
Mile 22 is anything but enjoyable and the constant shaky cam make me sick.

 

[Dyne]

The only movie I ever walked out of in a theatre was a movie called "The Road to Wellville". I don't remember much except thinking it was boring and dumb.
Of course, I was like 12 at the time so what did I know.

 

[MattyMatters]

The only movie I ever walked out of in a theatre was a movie called

The Emoji Movie (2017)
Jungle Cruise (2021)
Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023)
Renfield (2023)
Flight Risk (2025)

I might be forgetting a few.

 

[DjQuick2008]

human centipede series was pretty grim. i found some parts funny as i survive on dark humour. id certainly love to see my retail bosses being pooped on.

 

[Jayonnaise6105 Jayonnaise6105]

The only movie I ever walked out of in a theatre was a movie called "The Road to Wellville". I don't remember much except thinking it was boring and dumb.
Of course, I was like 12 at the time so what did I know.

The Emoji Movie (2017)
Jungle Cruise (2021)
Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023)
Renfield (2023)
Flight Risk (2025)

I might be forgetting a few.

"Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets" and "The Tourist" are the only movies I can remember walking out on. Even if I really hate a movie, I'm usually seeing it with a friend, so I tend to stick it out. I've still seen movies though, that I've wanted to walk out on

Falling asleep, however, is a different story "Batman v Superman" & "Captain America: Brave New World have that distinction"

 

[MattyMatters]

"Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets"

What the heck? What part did you walk out on?

 

[Jayonnaise6105 Jayonnaise6105]

What the heck? What part did you walk out on?

I was like 7-8 years old and that movie is nearly 3 hours long. Pretty sure I was just bored and asked if we could do something else