worse movie..you ever saw..that was not a sequel

[britty 1]

28 Days Later is bad ????? nooooo - it is a brilliant film, and the sequel was good too. Also agree that Transformers cannot be put in the shite pile.... I am donating "how to get ahead in advertising"...... awful, just awful. Top spots go to Lord of The Rings and Ben Hur - could watch them again and again.

[fozzie 41]

28 Days Later is bad ????? nooooo - it is a brilliant film, and the sequel was good too. Also agree that Transformers cannot be put in the shite pile.... I am donating "how to get ahead in advertising"...... awful, just awful. Top spots go to Lord of The Rings and Ben Hur - could watch them again and again.

I actually thought the sequel was better. If you don't like zombie movies you won't like them.

Ben Hur, epic movie but not sure about watching it again and again. Not a 'time and again' type movie.

In the worst pile has to be Blair Witch Project. Officially the only movie I fell asleep in a movie theatre watching.

[almaty 19]

blair witch was okay..different///

the sequel to 20 days later was lame

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I liked 28 Days Later - reinvented the zombie genre in a way that George A Romero couldn't (though Dawn of the Dead is still one of my favorite movies) - did a really good job of making London look like a wasteland.

28 Weeks Later was pretty awful though - the only part I thought was interesting was the Robert Carlyle character bricking it and leaving his wife to the zombies and trying to hide what he did from his kids. Apart from that it was pretty crappy (supposedly in a quarantine zone there are lapses in security that allow two kids to just walk out of there).

I like pretty much all of Charlton Heston's bible epics (except the 10 Commandments), though they're a bit heavy going to watch over and over. El Cid is my favorite.

Blair Witch Project was pretty good too - it was gimmicky certainly, but effective for what it was as it relied on the audience identifying with the characters whose point of view was limited by the first person camera. Scary - without needing any fancy effects work.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

i felt like throwing up during blair witch... too much camera movement

[Niels Bohr 72]

Joe and Silent Bob

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

i felt like throwing up during blair witch... too much camera movement

A lot of people said that - I never had that problem - its really only jerk-o-vision when the cameraman is running through the woods at night.