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Wrong, OP.
The absolute worst movie ever was Satisfaction...starring Justine Bateman...with Juia Roberts and Liam Neeson in supporting roles. Bateman sings. It's the best worst movie ever! A close second is Fresh Horses starring Andrew McCarthy and Molly Ringworm. We walked out of the movie. |
Ba dum tss |
Haha, nice one. I meant rogue. |
| I must've missed the original thread back in 2011, but Melancholia is still my favorite movie. |
Gosh, I know it wasn't necessarily Academy Award material, but I really liked Satisfaction when I saw it two (or so) decades ago. Didn't they cover Hazy Shade of Winter by the Go Gos (originally Simon and Garfunkel)? I was just the right age for it when I saw it. Also, you guys are just not very serious about your worst movies of all time. Dances with Wolves? Avatar? If you're putting out award nominated movie fare -- you must not know about the REAL junk. How about The Human Centipede, where a mad scientist sews people together mouth-to-anus just for laughs? Or Human Centipede II? Or Gigli? Or Glitter? I haven't actually watched any of these, but I can see that there are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy! |
| I really like the film. Very cool premise and the visuals are so stunning. |
| I liked Melancholia a lot. The sister of a good friend is bipolar and has episodes similar to the sister in the movie. It was totally believable. With the two themes (the end of the world against a background of family life, good and bad) I thought it was very interesting and also a beautiful movie. Wasn't in my top 10 but nothing wrong with it. OP was wack. |
I agree. The end was frightening and gave me chills. |
I know right?!! I don't remember getting that feeling the first time I watched it. But after watching it again after a few years, at the end I was like FUCKING HELL!! Ending was amazing. |