Brick

This post was edited by Motion on Sep 28 2018 02:37pm

I suppose there's different ways to define "worst movie". OP didn't really specify the criteria for his question, so people could be free to interpret it.

From a certain point of view, the fact that FK had a strong brand and huge budget to work with (as evidenced by what you said) could a reason to downgrade it even more.

But if "worst" means we are comparing everything by equal standards and trying to find a movie with no redeeming qualities whatsoever, then we'd probably have to go back like 100 years and find some small project outside the mainstream.

The exam.

not really sure but i think it was called island of the dead a long time ago first movie i ever walked out on it was so bad

Hold the dark

New release on Netflix


Literal garbage

The knock-off movies.

Going to assume we're doing movies that made it to theater and I'll offer up this.

Anything made by Tyler Perry or the Wayans family

Well, we all know you're that type of white person.

This post was edited by xmarksdaspot2124 on Sep 30 2018 06:41am

While I'm not at all a tyler perry fan, the waynes put together a few good productuons. Their tv show was a staple on BET, dont be a menace and scary movie started a trend of movie mash ups that lasted over a decade. Even though that trend is comparable to the plague in cinema history, dont be a menace and scary movie (the original) were actually good. Also, in lovong color.

How old were you when you watched those films? Have you watched them recently and have you ever watched them sober? They're fucking horrendous. The Wayans are exponentially better than Perry, but they're still awful. All of these dogshit movies make decent money and are praised by the same kind of people that think movies out of the Transformers and Fast & the Furious franchises are masterpieces. I also liked Scary Movie and Don't be a Menace when I first saw them, when I was like 10 lol. I thought they were fucking hilarious, but they're awful.

I loved In Living Color, but it was second tier to SNL imo. Much much better than Mad TV though and I enjoyed watching it as much as I could as a kid. This was a conversation about movies though and I'm not going to credit them for an amazing TV show they did when the discussion was film.

Ya, I'm white, but being Black doesn't mean you HAVE to like bad movies because it's got an all or mostly black cast... That type of logic is straight racist.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Sep 30 2018 04:57pm