What's the worst film you ever saw.

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

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.

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

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

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"

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

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.

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

You think right!

Is that laughable in a good way . I mean, was it so bad it was good.....? [methinks not]

I saw The Royal Tenenbaums on TV. It was laughable...

I haven't seen The Royal Tenenbaums, but I did see the director's latest film, Moonrise Kingdom last week so I kinda get what you mean. All style and no substance.

I agree with Nightowl - Black Swan was a load of rubbish. The only film I can remember walking out of was The Royal Tenenbaums but there are a few others I hated but sat through.

The Mothman Prophecies. Supposedly horror film. Never a spine tingle - just silly!

Uncle Boonmee who can recall his past lives; 5 star rating in the Independant. Really looked forward to Black Swan; what a disappointment .

'They Shoot Horses Don't They' - as I remember it involved couples marathon dancing, but as I fell asleep in the first 20 minutes and my then fiancee woke me up to plead 'can we go before I kill myself?' I'm not really sure what else it was about

Lost In Translation......I fell asleep.

I actually walked out of a Mike Leigh film in the 90s in London.So memorable I can't even remember the title !or the actors.

East pray love was dire wanst it - couldnt cope with Mama Mia or War Horse I dont do scmultz!

Mamma Mia -excruciating

Oh I can't pinpoint just one! All the above apart from one or two JB films which I enjoyed when they were out in the '60s. Everyone raved about "Warhorse" - can't understand why, every cliche imaginable. "Black Swan" - absolutely awful. What on earth was "Mama Mia" supposed to be for? Presumably killing some good Abba songs! I could ramble on, but it's nearly lunchtime . . .

Agreed, nanaej!

The Road (post apocalypse world) so depressing.

Mama Mia.. was dire!

I never made it to the end of Titanic on the television. I hadn't seen it at the cinema.