Worst Movie of the 2010s...so far.

[McDrailers]

Title pretty much states it.

I have a guilty pleasure for watching horrible movies. Wanted to get some more suggestions for the next while as I'm doing a lot of travelling/time to kill.

I'll start it off with a netflix title myself and the lady watched. Truly awful.

Bring it on: Worldwide #cheersmacked

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[Pilky01]

The Last Jedi......

But more seriously, Batman v. Superman. It is embarrassing to watch.

 

[Lost Horizons]

But more seriously, Batman v. Superman. It is embarrassing to watch.

I like bad movies and I have yet to get through that whole film

 

[Pilky01]

I like bad movies and I have yet to get through that whole film

It is painful trying to get through the Jesse Eisenberg stuff.

Even the titular battle is ruined by Batman's depressed psycho, "I bet your parents taught you that you mattered" monologue shtick.

 

[RobBrown4PM]

The last Jedi.

 

[LeafalCrusader]

Jack and Jill

 

[WarriorOfGandhi]

I would say the Hobbit trilogy. It could've been a solid companion to the original LOTR in a single film. Instead it's bloated and illogical and cringy and seemingly exists just to get to the next action scene. Painful to watch more often than not. Boo.

 

[kihei]

After Earth or The Mummy.

 

[x Tame Impala]

The Last Jedi was disappointing trash but it still wasn't the worst movie.

 

[Jevo]

I might be one of the few people who have watched the entire Sharknado pentalogy (yes, there are five of them), and good God do they suck. Sometimes they manage to be fun in a bad way, but most of the time they are just bad in a bad way. Thankfully I've been drunk for most of my viewings. Watching Tara Reid looking less and less like an actual human being (and not just because her character is part cyborg by now) is strangely fascinating.

 

[ViktorBaeArvidsson]

Ik this is an odd choice, and it’s probably not the worst movie made, but Paper Towns is my least favorite film I’ve ever watched in my life. Not even sure why I watched it...

 

[Tkachuk4MVP]

Battle: Los Angeles

I tend to avoid the stuff that looks to be truly awful (i.e. After Earth and most of Adam Sandler's movies from the past decade), but this actually looked like it had potential based on the cast and the amazing trailer. What I watched instead was an incoherent mess, littered with just about every bad action movie cliche, and with zero humor.

 

[Dr Pepper]

Zoolander 2

 

[The Crypto Guy]

Title pretty much states it.

I have a guilty pleasure for watching horrible movies. Wanted to get some more suggestions for the next while as I'm doing a lot of travelling/time to kill.

I'll start it off with a netflix title myself and the lady watched. Truly awful.

Bring it on: Worldwide #cheersmacked

How does someone enjoy watching horrible movies? Wouldnt you just rather watch...good movies?

 

[alko]

We should recognize if we are talking about high-budget movies, that were in cinemas to see. Or all movies world wide.
Because no one, and i mean no one could ever beat some Turkish or Bollywood action movies.

 

[MMC]

The Jupiter movie

 

[darko]

I would say the Hobbit trilogy. It could've been a solid companion to the original LOTR in a single film. Instead it's bloated and illogical and cringy and seemingly exists just to get to the next action scene. Painful to watch more often than not. Boo.

Hobbit trilogy was fantastic.

 

[CHGoalie27]

Anytime me n the Mrs see a shit movie we call it "Mud"....the Matthew McConaghey movie lol

 

[heynowbababooey]

Downsizing

 

[Player big P]

If you haven't seen Journey to Promethea you're doing yourself a grave disservice

 

[kihei]

Downsizing

Such a bland, dull, pointless movie.

 

[Rabid Ranger]

Lost City of Z.

 

[darko]

The Mummy.

That was hard to watch.

 

[BigBadBruins7708]

Green Lantern
Valentines Day
Prince of Persia

 

[RobBrown4PM]

Battle: Los Angeles

I tend to avoid the stuff that looks to be truly awful (i.e. After Earth and most of Adam Sandler's movies from the past decade), but this actually looked like it had potential based on the cast and the amazing trailer. What I watched instead was an incoherent mess, littered with just about every bad action movie cliche, and with zero humor.

Man, I loved Battle: Los Angeles. It was so refreshing to see a more realistic take on an alien invasion film.