Batman & Robin - The worst movie "ever made?"

[Rev. Powell]

Here are what I consider to be the worst films of all time. By that I mean there is nothing of value in any of them to any person of any age. Of course, the list is compromised of only movies that I have seen.

The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961)

I kind of like this one, though it's obviously not for everyone.  It's weird and hypnotic, and Coleman Francis' accidentally poetic narration is something else.  "Flag on the moon..."

Caligula (1979)

I still want to see this one, I'm not ready to write it off just yet.

Other than that I have no argument with your choices.  But "value in any of them to any person of any age" is obviously not literally true. 

[JaseSF]

What? You 't get the brilliance of The Beast of Yucca Flats?  Hmm maybe I'm the only one....

[Cthulhu]

What? You 't get the brilliance of The Beast of Yucca Flats?  Hmm maybe I'm the only one....

You're not alone.

[Alex]

I got to see the premiere of Batman & Robin. In the same year, I also got to see the premiere of Judge Dredd*.

After that pairing, I took the hint and stopped entering competitions where I could go to movie premieres.

Although the last time I watched Batman Forever (and when this film first came out I had found it ok), I really found Jim Carrey's overacting over irritating to the point where I now view it as being worse than B&R.

*Not that I considered Stallone's Dredd to be terrible, just kind of meh. Disappointing, but not awful.

[WingedSerpent]

It;s hardly the worst movie ever made.  These days, I don't know if I'd even call it the worst superhero movie ever made. Some of the later X-Men movies are worse.  I also feel bad for Joel Schumacher, and all the hate he got afterwards. I admit I gave out my fair share of criticisms, but apparently a lot of changes where studio mandated.   

[pacman000]

Batman & Robin has some cool FX; for it to be the worst film of all time every aspect would have to be terrible.

[bob]

Bucky Larson is the worst movie of all time

[zelmo73]

I would vote for the last Harley Quinn movie, but I actually liked how bad that movie was. Captain Marvel (2019) would probably get the nod from me instead; I didn't find a single part of that movie enjoyable.

[Trevor]

I actually liked Batman And Robin: my worst film of all time is Kubrick's The Shining.

[Gabriel Knight]

For those talking about financial flops, what about FOODFIGHT!? Now there's a crazy story.