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Worst Move You've Ever Seen?

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Parts of movies?

I hated the ending for The Grey

The rest of the movie was awesome but the ending was really lame IMO

I wont spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet though

I refer to parts of the movie since it's those parts that go together to make a whole, an exqample being if a movie had a horrible ending but great acting and action I would say it was okay. The other example is a Ewe Boll film which has normally bad acting, writing, shooting and nearly everything else.

 

So I can look past bad acting or writing or shooting, but not if it all compounds when you consider the film as a whole. You also have movies so bad that they are good.

i'm thinking of everything ed wood ever did, which i hated until ed wood came out and... changed how i saw his work. all very subjective.

The 1998 American Godzilla is the worst piece of trash ever made. 14 years later, and my hatred for this film cannot be properly expressed in human speech. I was a teenage boy (the films target demo) when I saw this and still hated every second. I don't know how you can take a concept as inherently awesome as Godzilla and plop out this fat turd.

 

Broderick...has much to answer for.

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