Most Hated Films (What Are Yours?)

1. Walking Across Egypt (1999, Arthur Allan Seidelman)
2. Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997, Jan de Bont)
3. 1941 (1979, Steen Spielberg)
4. Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000, John Ottman)
5. Bio-Dome (1996, Jason Bloom)
6. 8 Million Ways to Die (1986, Hal Ashby)
7. Sweet November (2001, Pat O'Connor)
8. Bats (1999, Louis Morneau)
9. Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015, J.J. Abrams)
10. Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor (1994, Albert Pyun)
11. Maniac (2012, Franck Khalfoun)
12. The Order (2001, Sheldon Lettich)
13. The Meteor Man (1993, Robert Townsend)
14. Sleepwalkers (1992, Mick Garris)
15. The Avengers (1998, Jeremiah S. Chechik)
16. Gulliver's Travels (2011, Rob Letterman)
17. The Skulls (2000, Rob Cohen)
18. The Cat in the Hat (2003, Bo Welch)
19. Halloween II (1981, Rick Rosenthal)
20. The Power of One (1992, John G. Avildsen)
21. Kickboxer: Vengeance (2016, John Stockwell)
22. Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015, Matthew Vaughn)
23. Knock Off (1998, Tsui Hark)
24. Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd (2003, Troy Miller)
25. Kick-Ass (2010, Matthew Vaughn)
26. Kafka (1991, Steven Soderbergh)
27. Evolution (2001, Ivan Reitman)
28. Boxcar Bertha (1972, Martin Scorsese)
29. Cyber Bandits (1995, Erik Fleming)
30. Predators (2010, Nimrod Antal)
31. Four Rooms (1995, various)
32. Spawn (1997, Mark A.Z. Dippe)
33. One Night at McCool's (2001, Harald Zwart)
34. Staying Alive (1983, Sylvester Stallone)
35. Zambezia (2012, Wayne Thornley)
36. Getaway (2013, Courtney Solomon)
37. All About Steve (2009, Phil Traill)
38. Kindergarten Cop (1990, Ivan Reitman)
39. Power Rangers: The Movie (1995, Bryan Spicer)
40. Basquiat (1996, Julian Schnabel)
41. Big Daddy (1999, Dennis Dugan)
42. Species II (1998, Peter Medak)
43. My Soul to Take (2010, Wes Craven)
44. Constantine (2005, Francis Lawrence)
45. They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969, Sydney Pollack)
46. Double Take (2001, George Gallo)
47. Human Nature (2001, Michel Gondry)
48. Slipstream (1989, Steven Lisberger)
49. Apt Pupil (1998, Bryan Singer)
50. The Lady in the Van (2015, Nicholas Hytner)

That's my current bottom 50 of films I've watched and given a very low rating to date. I'd say they all qualify as D-grade and to be hated.

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
The English Patient

1. The garbage pail kids movie
2. Beauty and the Beast 2017
3. Jack and Jill
4. Bio-Dome
5. Phantom of the opera 2004

U-Turn (1997)

A truly awful rip-off of the fine 1993 movie "Red rock west".

Awful story that goes nowhere, Sean Penn as hnis usual loathsome self, and a script that seems like it was written by my dweeby self when I was 12... just awful.

Wow. A lot of what's listed here is already on my shit list. Here's some more I despise:

1. Mean Girls 2
2. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
3. Captain America: The First Avenger
4. Avatar – both the airbender one and and the James Cameron one
5. Ghost Rider – this one more than the others, but pretty much dislike all Nick Cage movies excepting Face-Off and The Weather Man
6. Barely Lethal
7. Love Actually
8. Pan
9. The Amazing Spider Man
10. Enchanted
11. The Lovely Bones

There's so many more, but this oughta do.

All the Fred Movies (2010-2012)
Disaster Movie (2008)
Little Nikky (2000) Pretty much done with Adam Sandler movies after this one.
An Easter Bunny Puppy (2013)


I dont hate a lot of movies, but above are some I could do without.

No Country for Old Men.

Hello kcott44,
there are many - but for the moment I'd like to mention just four:
1) Funny Games - this is so unsettling from start to finish! Considering that there really ARE such psychopaths somewhere out there, who commit similar crimes, I thought, why on earth should someone depict such bastards in a 90-odd minutes full-length movie? Who might get any gratification from watching this?? Just don't understand the point...
2) The Possession of Joel Delaney - I collect movies with talented young actors, and I like good horror movies too* - overall this one wasn't bad indeed, the storyline was really good; but the final scenes I found SO MUCH over the top, it was just gross! I haven't got any aversion against some n*dity - innocent European style :-) included in a movie with a young actor or actress; but, in this particular case I think it should have better been omitted!
3) Though this might provoke a sh*tstorm upon me... I must say although many people consider this one as a very good movie, I don't like Inglourious Basterds at all. Among other reasons, I don't like the shameless depiction of all sorts of War Crimes to be seen in that movie. War is full of cruelty all the time, of course, but again, this was "over the top".
4) Kauwboy - the story is told in such beautiful and tender pictures all over, just touching; I liked Rick Lens' performance - and then, some minutes before the final credits it comes to a shocking end. Well, I didn't really expect a Disney-like sappy ending (100% Happy End), but THIS was a saddening, disappointing end...
*) On the contrary, here's an example for a very good horror movie which has (in my humble opinion) a near-to-perfect performance of a boy actor: The Believers. Harley Cross - wonderful... (It should be mentioned that most of the adult actors, too, gave very good performances!) Always enjoyed this one - very intense feeling of threat, suspense, and fear throughout. Extremely well done.
Kind regards
Andreas (123all4me)