rocket1312

Pootie Tang is indeed one of the very worst movies I've ever seen, but occasionally I still think about and laugh at the gorilla scene. The fact that I remember even a second from the movie puts it above many others that are gone from my brain almost the moment they are over.

OldBoy

I thought the one with Paul Rudd and Tina Fey about some college kid or something was just awful. Nothing of value, completely forgettable. I can’t even remember title...

andicus

Beautifully shot, and a great soundtrack. I loved it, and wish they'd release it on Blu-ray.

TomOpus

Bridgette Wilson is a redeeming quality.

Dan

Much worse, were The Happening and Glass.








Troy Stiffler

That is a good one. From a technical perspective, it was one of the first time I saw a movie in theaters that looked like it should be on tv.

Alan Smithee

Just remembered Bucky Larson- Born to Be a Star- didn't go anywhere near theaters while that was playing but saw it at home, it was so bad and the concept so stupid that I have to give everyone involved props for getting it made and released.

JeffTheAlpaca

At first I thought you were talking about Dickie Roberts

JeffTheAlpaca

It was not horrible but not LOL funny

JeffTheAlpaca

It was not horrible but not LOL funny

OldBoy

thats it. My expression was monotone entire film. Don’t remember a thing. Just terrible and not an ounce of life in movie with 2 very talented, very funny people. It was a maudlin movie.

Daytripper

Sorry, I couldn't disagree more. Was it LOL funny as JeffTheAlpaca mentioned or a great film? No. But it was charming. And enjoyable. I loved the chemistry between Tina Fey and Lily Tomlin. And I like Paul Weitz. He was the main reason I saw it.

Daytripper

This should have been the final nail in Travolta's career. He's one lucky son of a bitch.

Daytripper

Roger Ebert is on line #2 to weigh in again.

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/north-1994

JeffTheAlpaca

Any Julia Roberts 90's Rom Com

You can also include Sandra Bullock and her 90's movies in that list too.

The one she did with Denis Leary was the only one that was watcheable.

Decker

So that includes Pretty Woman, My Best Friend's Wedding and Notting Hill.

I am not a huge fan of Pretty Woman, but that to state that those three movies are "so bad they have no redeeming qualities at all" is an opinion so bad that it has no redeeming qualities at all.

dvdjunkie32

Dumb and Dumber 2. Not a single funny moment in that one. Makes the first one look like a masterpiece by comparison.

atrium

The best thing to come from The Village is Roger Ebert's hilarious review: https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-village-2004

andicus

Okay, that was a funny review, at least the last part of it.

I still love the movie.

I can't help but wonder if, for those that didn't like it, it was their first M. Night movie.

It was for me, so I wasn't expecting, nor was I looking for, any sort of plot twist.

JeffTheAlpaca

Maybe some people like them but I don't like those movies.

Why So Blu?

Son of The Mask

mwbmis

To be fair, Julia Roberts is probably the meh part of Notting Hill, but I really like everything else in it. I still need to renew my subscription to Horse and Hound.

Decker

If the subject of this thread was "Movies that Some People Like but I Don't", I wouldn't have said anything.
I think it's near impossible to watch My Best Friend's Wedding and not come away at least a little impressed with Rupert Everett's performance, even if you hate everything about the genre.

Rob V

I will up the ante with Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd.. total POS.

Daytripper

Agree. I wouldn't necessarily call "Notting Hill" a Julia Robert's film. Yes, she and Hugh Grant are the two leads. But it's also known and loved for it's supporting roles too. And as mwbmis mentioned, she's not the best part about it. It's a wonderful movie IMO. As to her other work mentioned here, I loathe Garry Marshall with a passion. I can see why "Pretty Woman" was huge though. I enjoyed "My Best Friend's Wedding' somewhat when it first came out. But learned quickly it was not a film I ever wanted to see twice. Robert's character is so unlikable. And the movie felt very cartoonish. Being a guy, I'm typically not a fan Rom Com's in general. I know I'm not their target audience. But I will say I have a soft spot for "Sliding Doors". I only saw that when it came out because I really liked Gwyneth Paltrow.