'PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE' or 'GRAFFITI BRIDGE' ?

xtraloveable said:

Anything from Luc Besson (except his very first film)

i liked besson's "nikita" though! The batman-movie with ahhhnooold was really really bad. Even Chris o'donnel's cuteness couldn't save it :p
"like grains of sand" was boredom at the extreme...
"weekend at the hamptons" or something.. was amateur psychoanalysis at its worst...

"jurassic park 2"... so bad it got funny
:0)

The Piano, hate it!

nooo - the piano is nice, but not for over-and over viewing.
"star wars the phantom menace"
had some pretty stupid scenes and dialog, and it was quite obvious they only put money in the effects. The plus being that the fights were awesome.

"Howard the Duck" and "Born on the Fourth of July" are the only two films I've ever walked out on.

SHOWGIRLS! What was that...actors on acid?

oooh - i totally agree with HOWARD THE DUCK
by the time showgirls came out I learned to go to that kind of stuff.
oh yeah - HATED "EVITA"; why didn't anyone stop m singing!!!

I persuaded 8 of my friends to go and see Baron Munchausen. They were staring daggers at me all evening. However I was pleased I was able to influence the group consciousness at the time.

"Moonwalker"???

I'm torn between "Glitter" and "Barb Wire".

i find the good ones easier to remember so I'm breaking my scull over the really lousy ones that I repressed from memory

Well, has anybody here actually seen PLAN 9...? What do ya think? There are many websites around only dealing with the mistakes in this film.
It's a wonderful 'bad' film, with the last appearance from BELA LUGOSI.

"the forbidden dance"...it wuz some movie about these dancers who did the lambada (remember that dance?) and somethin 2 do with savin the rainforests...it wuz an early-'90s film. it came on tv one weekend and i watched it cuz i wuz bored...

and it wuz the absolute end. it made "graffiti bridge" tolerable in comparison.

Probably "Dirty Dancing".

The names, the clothes, the dialogues ...oh my.

agotajonesmartha said:

"nobody puts baby in a corner!"

Possibly, 'Disturbing behavior'...

agotajonesmartha said:

I like this film and the soundtrack...!!!

She was a girl who's always 'put in a corner', not that a attractive supposedly, no rhythm in dancing, and becomes a gleaming star in the eyes of her lover, and gets her parents to realize that she's not the little girl they only saw her as, that she had a lot more to her, that the man who grew to love her, and the man they thought was a bad influence on her, was the one who brought it all out of her, so this girl had a vacation to talk about...it's about triumph, and then it's a never ending love story......I think it's great...
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C'mon you were just having a crush on Patrick Swayze back then.

A guy that dances around in heels and a tank top...that's just WRONG !!! (whoops sorry Prince)

after seeing "Welcome to Collinwood" i saw "Phone booth" and the latter seemed like the stupidest hack shit with no dimension or thought.

that is a great film.

ConsciousContact said:

agotajonesmartha said:

NO crush on Patrick Swayze......

I just like the film, I saw it quite a few times...

Anxiety said:

you saw "Barb Wire"? hang your head in shame

Everyone go out and see TROLL 2 (if you can find it!) immediately if you think Graffiti Bridge is the worst film of all time, props 2 plan 9 though!

GLITTER!!!

xtraloveable said:

You know with this superbe Ed Wood film you cannot say that it is the worst film ever... But I gotta admit it's very very cheap!!!

Try to see Robot Monster and oyu'll have another example of these wonderful "worst type of films"!!!

Actually, Glitter wasn't that bad. Neither was GB. Now Kangaroo Jack on the other hand would be something to cringe to.

ufoclub said:

All hail welcome to Collinwood!!!

NWF said:

Oh yeah, and "Dude, Where's My Car?"

Graffiti Bridge wuz horrible.