What are (in your opinion) the worst films ever made?

[Chris K.]

If their was ever a film that I saw years ago and boasted as being "The Worst", I was DUDE, WHERE'S MY CAR? and the fact that I remember it truely astounds me.

When it first came out in 2000 I believe, I heard an interview on the radio with Ashton Kutcher saying how the film was great and well-done. Well, Herschell Gordon Lewis could have made a better film on only a fraction of the budget compared to what Ashton Kutcher did.  I paid to see the film in the theatre and I can tell you, not a singe person was laughing in the audience (ironically, this would also happen to me again when I saw FREDDY GOT FINGERED on it's first run). But, the film made money and so what's done is done I guess. DUDE, WHERE'S MY CAR? was very close to "Dude, Where's My Refund?"

And wouldn't you know it, a sequel is in the works. What's the title? It's SERIOUSLY DUDE, WHERE'S MY CAR? and I'll be saying "Seriously Dude, Where's My Refund?", that's for sure.

[Eirik]

"If they were going to do a Blues Brothers sequel, they should have at least gotten Jim Belushi."

I have a brother, so I can understand why Jim wouldn't want to p**s on his brother's grave and the memory of his life's work by being involved in Blues Brothers 2000.  The amazing thing about BB2000 is that it actually beats out Caddyshack 2 as the worst conceived sequel in history.  Check out how bad Chevy Chase wants to get off the set during his short cameo.  I think he actually checks his watch during the take.

[jga]

The Hulk, too much bland drama

The Order, the one with Heath Ledger as a priest. It made me want to go to real church cause that would've been more fun.

The Eye, I read rave reviews for this but it just never clicked for me, seemed like a wannabe Ringu
Teenage Caveman

Demon is probably the worst though. A B-movie that's bad in a bad way. All it is is bad dialouge and bad acting with a wimpy chase scene at the end, got it in some cheap horror movie 3-pack.

[AndyC]

jga wrote:
> The Hulk, too much bland drama

You said it. Why did anyone think that would be a good idea for a character whose whole gimmick is to smash stuff? Story and character development should always be a priority, but people went into that movie expecting "Hulk smash!"