Your Highness
The Changeup
Bunch of American Pies
Clooney Batman

Probably a ton more.

Knight and Day - Cruise/Cameron Fiasco
Dragon Wars
Dragon Ball - The American Movie
Bunch of things with "Dragon" in the title
Catwoman - Halle Berry
Dungeons and Dragons - What a waste of Jeremy Irons' talent.
Any Lindsay Lohan flick after Mean Girls.

Should've died the moment the idea was pitched that plants would kill off the human race by making us kill ourselves and the only way to survive is to out run the wind.

HATE that waste of celluloid!

But that was the first time I thought Connery was hot. Rockin' the loincloth!

even with its flaws.

I still will take Zardoz over 95 percent of the SF fare we have gotten in the last 45 years including at least 4 of the SW movies.

Puke-worthy.

One of the classics of contemporary American literature --> the Hollywood meat grinder --> an hour and a half of 151-proof dreck.

I loved the book, and saw the movie and went WTF? And, the casting was awful, to boot. A lot of good actors in completely wrong roles.

So far I do.

Not great, but tolerable.

and by far, Farrell's funniest. I do prefer the absurd type of comedy and Wahlberg was great. "Seriously, Alan, who is that?"

Talk about "Unnecessarily Making Cleveland Look Worse" . . . I actually saw Howard the Duck in theaters and was ashamed. It's not even a "So Bad it's Good" movie, it plain and simple wasn't even good enough to SUCK.

Light of Day was just painful. The only reason to see that movie is to spot a young Trent Reznor and his old band The Exotic Birds (under another name, of course).

The only movie he didn't sing in.

Worst movie I ever took a date to. Just wanted to vomit by the end of it.

All the Alien vs Predator movies
The Star Wars prequels
Spawn
Batman & Robin (The one with Arnold Schwartzenegger in it)
Godzilla (the 'American' one- where he look more like a dinosaur)
Downfall (Great movie, but I'm SO FUCKING SICK of all the 'Hitler hears about' YouTube videos)

Good thing in "Final Wars," he gets killed off in a few seconds. Sorry, no subtitles.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (or some similar crappy name)

It was like someone watched Wes Anderson's movies and said "I can do that!" So all of the prep-school angst and annoying/endearing personality quirks but without Anderson's visual inventiveness, and without Owen Wilson to write some humor and actual human emotions into the script. And it was a horrible waste of a really great cast.

I don't remember especially liking Eternal Sunshine..., but I don't remember actually hating it either.

other than the movie with Christopher Lambert.

It was so bad as to be unwatchable.

The cinematographer was one of those who are enamored with the idea of using as little light as possible. He says, "Where is the art if you walk into a room and just turn on the lights?"

So Ron Howard gets permission to film in the Louvre (never done) and the scenes are so dark they might as well have been shot in an empty warehouse.

Try as I have, I've never been able to stay awake through that schmaltzy, overacted, faux sentimental dog. Bogart was positively hideous, forced to barf out some of the campiest lines ever conceived.

That was the only movie I ever walked out on.
I still blame my sister for bringing me in there.

starring The Village People

First off, the movie isn't even about the Black Dahlia but about a predictable love triangle involving 2 of the lead detectives. There is one scene where Aaron Eckhart (spelling?) & Josh Hartnett walk out of a room full of detectives watching a Black Dahlia film which, by all definitions, a porn. Then one of the superiors chews out Josh Hartnett and demands an apology, the film doesn't out-right say it but it seemed absurd to me this superior would be so offended they didn't stay and watch the porn that one would actually have to apologize for it.

Then when Eckhart dies, Hartnett goes to Johansson's(who was w/ Eckhart) door crying. Then the very next scene they make love, I guess it is because they both miss him so much. Then they have a fight and leaves Johansson then goes to the girlfriend he had earlier in the film. I was zoning out in this part, but I guess that girlfriend killed Eckhart so Hartnett kills her and then goes back to Johansson who takes him back, no questions asked.

Hartnett also kills the person who killed the Black Dahlia, but discarded the evidence which is why it is "unsolved".

Hey,
This was a horrid movie with the Bee Gees and Peter Frampton and others.

Peace