What are the worst games/movies/shows you have seen?

The human centipede 2(1 was okay), i think the 3 was just a joke.

 

Watched Sonic a day before the theatres got closed due to cooooooveeed

Thought it was so stupid I left

 

It was cringe all the way through. 6 hours total of non-stop cringe content. Then the finale felt like Harry Potter or a videogame with them floating around shooting spells.

Total garbage. I would rather have watched Sonic.

 

It can’t be a stephen king movie unless you bastardize it.


Shining was good though, and Kubrick was assassinated for what he was exposing in his films.

Cant change my mind

 

Games can't think of any.
Shows the DC CW shows I use to like some of them but I feel they have gone downhill I do like Star girl though.
Movies hard to say I might have to pick the newer alien movies and the predator

 

Sorry but this banger proves you wrong !!

 

Worst film? That's easy, by far the worst I've ever seen is a called 'Max Magician and the Legend of the Rings'. For some reason decided to buy it as a child from an entertainment exchange and give it a shot. Very low-budget, tacky and awful, little more than a film made by someone involved in one of those real-life fantasy RPG groups filming that group doing a reenactment of Dungeons and Dragons. Went straight to a charity shop afterwards.

Runners-up are Star Wars Episode VII, which is just pathetic (the only decent scene is when Kylo killed Han because I never thought they'd have the guts to kill him off on the big screen), and the 2005 War of the Worlds adaptation - what was Spielberg smoking when he made that abomination?

 

That was pretty much it, plus there weren't any actual Rings in it to boot... but there was a white mouse with an American voice dubbed over it. They really got their priorities right there...

Personally I wasn't even fooled into liking VII. Sure, I was excited enough as the next man that there was going to be another Star Wars film when I went to see it and sat down to watch it for the first time, but my opinion of it dropped like a stone as the film went on. By the time yet another Trench run appeared on the screen I was cringing down to my boots. VIII I thought was better with Johnson trying to do something different with it and move away from Abrams' OT purist fan service crap, but the things he did were stupid (killing off Snoke without linking him into the universe, Superman Leia, e.t.c). I honestly liked the part of IX with the Sith dagger leading them to the Sith planet, and that should have really been the main plot of VII to make a setup film that did something different, and Ian McDiarmid was on fine form as his returning Palpatine, but everything else was pretty forgettable.

To be honest the 2005 War of the Worlds actually doesn't show the Martians much at all, most of the time the tripods are partially obscured by clouds or even hidden from view completely by a hill with American fighter jets flying over the hill and exploding to represent the Heat Rays. Some people say that it was a genius approach to avoid CGI criticism. I say it was cowardly and cheap. What's more the Martians themselves were made too feral for my liking, with no real evidence as to their superior intelligence. This combined with the wrong setting, the son being a dumbass, the girl screaming all over the place and the ridiculous ending with Eowyn calmly peering out from her window as if nothing had happened, with her house perfectly intact, and the kiddies running into her arms makes it all the more maddening to watch.

Sadly War of the Worlds is on record to be probably the one novel of antiquity with the least accurate media adaptations ever. The most accurate big-budget one to date is the recent BBC adaptation, but even that was ruined by being sidelined for the crappy His Dark Materials series, being made too short and the plot being messed up by woke agendas. We get the right era, some great shots of the Martian tripods, and tripods that are correctly destructible by human weapons, but that's about it. A real chance to make a definitive adaptation wasted.

 

Its not the worse game I've played but it was definitely the most disappointing. Mass Effect Andromeda was such a disappointment compared to the Original Trilogy. Huge buggy catastrophe, and the writing was a joke.

The worse show I've watched recently was Another Life on Netflix. Extremely frustrating to watch. Its so bad.

I don't watch movies that often so I can't really truly answer that one.

 

Worst game: Just Dance. It's probably just not my thing, but the movements seem arbitrary. And the songs are triggering. My kids love it though, so what am I gonna do?

Worst Show: Any "reality" show kind of sucks, but the talent shows are the worst. Or maybe the dating shows are the worst. The ones I wanted to like were Absentia, which was too smart for me, and The OA, which promised a big payoff in the end and was just weird and silly instead.

Worst Movie: If we're talking all out bad, this one low budget job we watched a couple months ago was so bad it was amazing. Written, directed, and starring the same guy, it was both absurd and pretentious and took itself way too seriously even though nothing made sense. There were only two competent actors in the film, and one of them had a very minor role. Everyone should watch films like this every once in a while, to better appreciate good acting, writing, etc.

If we're talking wasted potential, Star Wars 9, hands down. JJ Abrams can make a fantastic film when he wants to. They had all the money to make it. They had deep, rich lore to draw from. It could have been one of the best films to date, and what did they give us? A steaming turd full of plot holes, unearned angst, and all around lazy storytelling. They phoned it in. They said, "f u, it's Star Wars, you'll buy it anyway." And we did.
Some people adore 8 and will defend it all day long, I've heard their points and I respect them. 8 had many, many flaws, but it did some things extraordinarily well so if you allow yourself selective viewing, you're allowed to love that movie. I've not seen anyone who liked 9. It was worse than the Hobbit films, and that's saying something.