Randman
HA! HA! HA!
I realize this changes as more and more dreadful movies seem to come out these days, but here's a few (and I haven't seen Gigli) stinkers:
Eck vs Sever (pure dreck), Love Sick (painfully bad, post-Arthur letdown for Dudley Moore), Even Ghosts Can Do It (when you get bored even with Bo Derek nekkid for half the film, something's wrong), Rocky V (should have stopped after Clubber Lang in 3, though Drago wasn't bad in 4), Breaking Up (Salma Hayek and Russell Crowe spend almost two hours... breaking up, then when you think the movie has shifted gears, they have the worst possible break-up and the movie ends. Despite the title, it leads you to believe conquer all, but no... A perfect movie for suicidal people), Blues Brothers 2000 (just wrong, wrong, wrong), Battlefield Earth (couldn't make it through it, even on HBO), Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls (penned by Roger Ebert, it still gets a big thumbs down), Dick Tracy (so many stars, so terrible. Even Madonna outshone the likes of Pacino, Beatty, Hoffman, Patakin), any/all Steven Segal movies (aren't you always afraid he's going to hurt himself when he tries to lift his leg high enough to kick someone in the kneecap?).
Eck vs Sever (pure dreck), Love Sick (painfully bad, post-Arthur letdown for Dudley Moore), Even Ghosts Can Do It (when you get bored even with Bo Derek nekkid for half the film, something's wrong), Rocky V (should have stopped after Clubber Lang in 3, though Drago wasn't bad in 4), Breaking Up (Salma Hayek and Russell Crowe spend almost two hours... breaking up, then when you think the movie has shifted gears, they have the worst possible break-up and the movie ends. Despite the title, it leads you to believe conquer all, but no... A perfect movie for suicidal people), Blues Brothers 2000 (just wrong, wrong, wrong), Battlefield Earth (couldn't make it through it, even on HBO), Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls (penned by Roger Ebert, it still gets a big thumbs down), Dick Tracy (so many stars, so terrible. Even Madonna outshone the likes of Pacino, Beatty, Hoffman, Patakin), any/all Steven Segal movies (aren't you always afraid he's going to hurt himself when he tries to lift his leg high enough to kick someone in the kneecap?).