Sondheim

Steven Spielberg - "Always" is the only film of his that's actually bored me. Even his other mediocre films were able to capture my attention throughout.

Alfred Hitchcock - "Secret Agent" is a really weird, slightly pointless and ultimately very disappointing film.

Tim Burton - "Planet of the Apes" is just a complete mess.

Billy Wilder - "Irma la Douce"

Chet Desmond

George A. Romero - "Bruiser"
John Waters - "Cecil B. Demented"

Matthew Chmiel

Dario Argento - Phantom of the Opera.
Steven Spielberg - The Color Purple.
Joe Dante - Small Soldiers.
Christopher Nolan - Insomnia.
David Fincher - Alien 3.
Cameron Crowe - Elizabethtown and Vanilla Sky.
Alex Proyas - I, Robot.

Johnny Boy

Just curious, why didn't you like The Color Purple? I think it's at least one of Steven's top 10.

Matthew Chmiel

I just find it to be the most boring out of Steven's films. It's my personal disfavorite of his, but it'd be too easy to go with 1941 or The Lost World. But then again, I did enjoy Always.

gryffinmaster

Jack Nicholson in About Schmidt
Bill Murray in Broken Flowers
Nicolas Cage in Moonstruck

Nicole Kidman in The Hours
Kate Winslet in Heavenly Creatures
Naomi Watts in The Ring Two

David Lynch for Blue Velvet
Mel Brooks for The Producers
Tim Burton for Mars Attacks!

namlook

"David Lynch for Blue Velvet"

When your worst movie is Blue Velvet then you are pretty damn good!

Perkinsun Dzees

Jessica Alba - Into the Blue
Kate Beckinsale - Underworld
Sandra Bullock - Crash
Jennifer Connelly - Higher Learning
Rachael Leigh Cook - The Big Empty
Penelope Cruz - Vanilla Sky
Elisha Cuthbert - The Girl Next Door
Rosario Dawson - 25th Hour
Julie Delpy - An American Werewolf in Paris
Cameron Diaz - Charlie's Angels
Jennifer Garner - Daredevil
Eva Green - The Dreamers
Kate Hudson - How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days
Angelina Jolie - Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Gwyneth Paltrow - Sliding Doors
Salma Hayek - After the Sunset
Paris Hilton - The Hillz
Katie Holmes - Batman Begins
Scarlett Johanssen - The Island
Nicole Kidman - Practical Magic
Keira Knightley - The Jacket
Lindsey Lohan - Mean Girls
Julianne Moore - Assassins
Michelle Pfeiffer - What Lies Beneath
Natalie Portman - The Phantom Menace
Tara Reid - My Boss's Daughter
Winona Ryder - Lost Souls
Uma Thurman - The Avengers
Paz Vega - Spanglish
Estella Warren - Planet of the Apes
Rachel Weisz - Constantine
Kate Winslet - Titanic / Finding Neverland
Reese Witherspoon - Legally Blonde
Michelle Yeoh - Silverhawk
Renee Zellwegger - Chicago
Catherine Zeta Jones - Chicago
Zhang Ziyi - Memoirs of a Geisha

Ben Affleck - Chasing Amy
Jeff Bridges - Against All Odds
Nicolas Cage - Lord of War
Jim Carrey - Bruce Almighty
Jackie Chan - The Tuxedo
Chevy Chase - Spies Like Us
Thomas Haden Church - George of the Jungle
George Clooney - Batman and Robin
Russell Crowe - A Beautiful Mind
Tom Cruise - Vanilla Sky
John Cusack - Must Love Dogs
Robert DeNiro - 15 Minutes
Johnny Depp - Finding Neverland
Harrison Ford - What Lies Beneath / Regarding Henry
Morgan Freeman - High Crimes
Gene Hackman - The Birdcage
Samuel Jackson - The Man
Ashton Kutcher - My Boss's Daughter
Artie Lange - Dirty Work
Jet Li - Kiss of the Dragon
Tobey Maguire - Spider Man 2
Eddie Murphy - Beverly Hills Cop 3
Ed Norton - 25th Hour
Al Pacino - Revolution
Brad Pitt - Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Jean Reno - Godzilla
Keanu Reeves - Chain Reaction
Adam Sandler - Little Nicky
John Travolta - Swordfish
Vince Vaughn - Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Owen Wilson - The Haunting
Mark Wahlberg - Planet of the Apes
Christopher Walken - Joe Dirt
James Woods - Scary Movie 2

PT Anderson - Hard Eight
Tim Burton - Planet of the Apes
James Cameron - Titanic
David Cronenberg - M. Butterfly
Clint Eastwood - Million Dollar Baby
David Fincher - Panic Room
Ron Howard - How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Philip Kaufman - Twisted
Ang Lee - Ride the Devil
George Lucas - The Phantom Menace
Christopher Nolan - Batman Begins
Robert Rodriguez - From Dusk Till Dawn
Martin Scorsese - Cape Fear
Ridley Scott - Gladiator
Kevin Smith - Chasing Amy
Steven Soderberg - Out of Sight
Steven Spielberg - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Oliver Stone - The Doors
Quentin Tarantino - Jackie Brown
John Woo - Windtalkers

OldBoy

Cygnet74

That's not to say I haven't seen enough of it to make an informed observation.

fryinpan1

Brad Pitt in Cool World

Mr. Cinema

Lots of these movies being mentioned are some of my favorites.

25th Hour.....a bad movie? BLASPHEMY

ItsGreekToMe

My home town is where they filmed that pile of crap - Riverside, CA. It was a big deal back in....when did they film that? Must have been in the '80s. Wow that was bad.

gryffinmaster

I definitely agree.

Mr. Cinema

The list in post #33 looks like a joke.

Tobey Maguire's worst movie is Spiderman 2?

Cameron's is Titanic?

Apparantely, you've only watched around 2 movies of each person listed.

Neitzl

Ed Norton: The Score
Charlie Kaufmann: Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (But you can really blame Clooney for this one)
Wes Anderson: The Life Aquatic
Danny Boyle: The Beach
Jonathan Demme: Beloved

Geofferson

My top 5 Director's:

Alfred Hitchcock: Family Plot
Stanley Kubrick: Killer's Kiss
Michael Mann: The Keep
Sam Peckinpah: The Osterman Weekend
Sergio Leone: For a Few Dollars More

FantasticVSDoom

Kate Winslet-The Life of David Gale
Ziyi Zhang- Rush Hour 2
2nd Cool World Brad Pitt
Scarlett Johanson-The Perfect Score
Morgan Freeman-Hard Rain or Deep Impact
Denzel Washington- Ricochet or Virtuosity

cupcake jesus

You obviously haven't seen Chain Reaction. Oof.

cheers,

-the Jesus

FantasticVSDoom

You're right...And not quite sure I could sit through it either.

Superboy

Michael Mann - Ali. Too long, too boring.

Rival11

Tarantino - Kill Bill Vol. 1
Scorsese - Bringing out the dead (horrible movie)

Robert De Niro - too many bad movies to list, please bring back the real De Niro :-(

mookyman

The thing is, a great director or actor's worst movie can still be very good. So I've noted my star ratings (on a scale of four) next to my choices to give some perspective.

Stanley Kubrick - Fear and Desire *1/2
Martin Scorsese - New York New York **1/2
David Lynch - Dune ***1/2
Werner Herzog - Cobra Verde ***
Steven Spielberg - "Kick the Can" ** (Though Twilight Zone the Movie would merit *** overall for the Dante and Miller segments)

gryffinmaster

Must have not seen him in Gigli. Blech. And I like Pacino.

jonjj7

Ridley Scott - G.I. Jane and Legend
Martin Scorsese - Gangs of New York