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This has to be one of the worst movies ever to come out of the Sci-Fi Channel.
Why not is because it's one of the worst movies I have ever seen.
How THIS piece of trash ever saw the light of day is beyond me.
This is truly awful, the feeblest attempt at a comics adaptation ever committed to film.
Here you will find writing and acting bad enough to rival anything Ed Wood ever produced.
It's a hodge-podge of grainy stock footage spliced together with some of the all-time worst acting you'll ever have the misfortune to see.
This is possibly the worst thing I've ever seen on television.
The figure of empress Elizabeth of Austria (1837-1898) is, indeed, mostly associated with Romy Schneider and the Sissi trilogy by Ernst Marischka (1950s) where beauty, gentleness, sweetness but also history are ever present.
This is quite possible the worst movie ever made.
May be the worst movie I have ever seen.
Bogosian overacts throughout in one of the most irritating performances ever smeared onto celluloid.
the worst movie i have ever seen i didn't even watch it all i just fast forwarded it to Burt's bits and then the end!!! he is the only reason to watch this!! i have to admit to owning a copy as i am a HUGE Burt fan (stop laughing) and needed it for my collection i wouldn't care when this movie came out i had a nightmare renting ti as my local store only had 2 copies and fans of all the various stars always beat me there, imagine my disappointment when i sat down and watched this movie!! THERE ARE JUST NO REDEEMING QUALITIES ABOUT THIS MOVIE!!! Absolutely NOTHING WHAT SO EVER TO LIKE ABOUT THIS MOVIE!!! this movie became a running joke between myself and a mate Burt's worst!! Rob Lowe's worst WORST HOUR AND A HALF OF MY LIFE
I doubt whoever wrote this screenplay has ever actually read Mansfield Park...or if they have it was not very well.
Nemesis 3 is the worst movie what I have ever seen!!!
The lumpy narrative blobs gracelessly from one character to another, one plot strand to another, without ever bringing it all together, and it doesn't help that William Baldwin's mono-expression of a performance is wet enough to put out every fire in the movie's overlong runtime.
Well, I notice IMDB has not offered any plot info...that's because it's not possible to do that without sounding vile and disgusting...because that's what this movie is...VILE AND DISGUSTING !! I watched it because I am a humongous Fan of Chris Noth, whom I have met in person and he is a great guy...but if I ever meet him again, I will have no qualms about asking him whatever posessed him to star in something so awful.
Funny how that question "What is the worst film you have ever seen is?" is easier than "what is the best film?" which incidentally varies between The Italian Job (original), Untouchables, Casino, Things to Do in Denver, Goodfellas (getting a sense of what I like??? - this will fool you!) Finding Nemo, Pirates of The Caribbean and Moulin Rouge!
It was, without a doubt, the WORST movie I ever paid to see.
A great score from the ever reliable Goldsmith and some funny scenes in Yosemite between the main three are not enough to cover the gaping chasms in the plot, and the frankly embarassing attempts at humour serve only to alienate even die hard trekkies.
But the absolute worst part of the film, at least to dedicated airplane buffs like myself, is that this atrocity "starred" one of the coolest, sexiest, and most technologically remarkable planes ever to fly.
Thankfully, the release of the ever hilarious "Airplane!" the following year brought the whole "Airport" franchise to a well deserved halt, as anyone even contemplating a fifth installment would have been laughed to death by studios and movie fans alike.
This is the worst movie I ever paid to see.
Several tracking shots that would make Kubrick roll over in his grave later, and we have one of the worst third installments in a series ever.
And it features the longest, most excruciatingly boring strip-tease ever put to film.
I, like many folks, believe the 1989 epic Lonesome Dove was one of the best westerns ever produced, maybe THE best.
But HERE -- I not only didn't care for the story or other aspects, but I found Angela's squealing, squawking, singing, and everything else about her over-the-top performance, perhaps the MOST ANNOYING presence in any movie (or presentation in any other media) I've ever experienced.
The film seemed to take for ever, because of the boring family dinners and scenes about school and job-dialogs between the action.
If I were to ask my friends this question: "What's the worst movie you have ever seen?"
He was terrible, playing the most unrealistic announcer ever.
It's one of my favorite books ever.
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