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37 minutes ago, ProDee said:

The worst movie I have ever seen (and didn't finish) was Hudson Hawk.  It starred, and I use the term loosely, Bruce Willis and Andie MacDowell.

Truly horrible.  

i'd have thought you would have gone for 'an inconvenient truth', pd :P

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    On 8 March 2018 at 2:12 AM, hardtack said:
    On 7 March 2018 at 6:36 AM, Cassiew said:

    I don’t think anything will ever beat ‘Shakespeare In Love’ in that category’

    Each to their own, I suppose - Shakespeare in Love and The Artist are two of my favourite films (my kids say I need to see more films)

     

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    On 10/03/2018 at 8:27 AM, Jara said:

     

    Sorry it was awful. Can’t believe it beat Saving Private Ryan. Biggest robbery in Oscar history. Paltrow can’t do an English accent to save herself

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    18 hours ago, Cassiew said:

    Sorry it was awful. Can’t believe it beat Saving Private Ryan. Biggest robbery in Oscar history. Paltrow can’t do an English accent to save herself

    You're probably right - each to his own, I suppose, and I didn't like the guy who played Will (Joseph Fiennes, wasn't it?) but I thought Gwyneth was a bit of a sweetie. What I liked about it (and the reason I suggested my kids see it when they were doing Shakespeare at  school) was its depiction of Elizabethan theatre and its place in society.  

     

    I thought Saving Private Ryan was also a brilliant film, if a little Yankee-gung-ho, but I had to shut my eyes for the opening scenes. 

     

     

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    It’s not a terrible movie, but it’s not Oscar caliber

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    Worst film I've seen in recent times is "A Ghost Story". A love it or hate it movie thats for sure.

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    On 08/03/2018 at 2:12 AM, hardtack said:

    I watched The Shape of Water on my flight to Taipei on Tuesday... I thought it was brilliant.

    Yep, great movie. I wanted Three Billboards to win, but Shape of Water deserved it.

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    Late to this topic, but I assess my "worst movies" in a slightly different way. Generally, it's how I feel about a movie compared with expectations based on community views. In other words, when I think a film is a stinker when others seem to think it's great. And under that classification it's no contest: Titanic. Awful dialogue, awful acting and awfully long.

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    Avengers Infinity Wars anyone? 

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