What's the worst film you ever saw.

You think right!

I had only known DH for about a month when he took me to see 'Clockwork Orange'

Think I must have blotted out the plot, as all I can remeber is I hated it

A fairly recent one my son lent us called 'Cloverfield'. Utterly pointless.

And the Nicole Kidman version of Moulin Rouge. Could not finish it. Mind you. I liked the old one with ZsaZsa Gabor.

Joan I love Moulin Rouge with Nicole K, I watch it often and it always makes me cry!
Takes all sorts

If matched against budget "Australia" was pretty poor value for money!
What genre was it supposed to be? When it suddenly turned into a war movie I was muttering "Any minute now Huge Ackman is going to grow spikes all over and turn into an X man"

Jess Yes I thought "Australia" was dreadful (even with Hugh J!)

Ameliaanne I am glad I'm not alone in not making it to the end of Titanic.

I thought the first half of Australia was great, and it should have ended there. Glad I didn't see it at the cinema. Don't really like Nicole Kidman as an actress, although she was good in The Hours.

Wall-E - took the older granchildren - didn't understand any of it!!

Probably the worst would be Myra Breckinridge - Rex Reed - a critic fer goo'ness sake! - was the leading man, who somehow turned into Raquel Welch - I think. It was a real train-wreck, mis-directed by Mike Sarne.

Oddly enough I quite enjoyed it in a sadistic sort of way...

Sound of Music - should come with gov health warning.
'Can cause severe nausea'.

Have only seen Sound Of Music as a sing along show when I was dressed as a brown paper parcel tied up with string! I laughed all the way through it!

Brilliant idea nanaej. I've always wanted to go to that.

I'd love to see a brown paper parcel laughing. I think I might have seen Sound of Music once on TV but that was quite enough thank you.

It was a staff end of term outing: several nuns, a Maria, some hills (!), kittens etc! But I met a colleague from another school that night..also dressed as a brown paper parcel.. but she had arrived at Richmond Theatre dressed like that the week before the show was on!

I was once invited to a Dandy and Beano party, but it was on the same day as our village carnival and I couldn't be bothered to make two costumes, so I went to the party dressed as Mr Grumpy in a large blue cardboard box. I'll never forget ringing the doorbell, only to be greeted with 'sorry, wrong party' and the door closing, before they opened it again and let me in. It was the best party I've ever been to; being quite a shy and reserved person usually, the anonymity of being in a box released my flamboyant side, and I danced my way through the night. Not sure how I managed though, as I seem to remember forgetting to put eye holes in it .

crimson

I saw that film. What was it about?

The previous message 'What was it about? ' was referring to lost in Translation.
I thought my comment would have been tagged to original comment on Lost in Translation other wise it does not make sense.

Hi Irene114 and welcome if you're new to Gransnet. Postings just appear in chronological order. Sometimes, when a topic is very controversial or fascinating, it's quite hard to keep track as the postings come thick and fast (not that Gransnetters are ever thick and, apart from Nelliedeane when faced with a man in uniform, they're not fast either).

Speak for yourself, absent!
Welcome, Irene

Hi, Irene114. Everything seems to be getting lost - maybe not in translation exactly! [cofused]

Have never seen Titanic.............am I the only one?

No; just one of the lucky ones ....

I think I saw a bit of it on TV once and had no desire to see the whole thing.