Movies that made you vomit

[Wild horses]

Can sick with fear count.... ??? Then I can join in

 

[Phantonym]

...anything w/Ben Stiller.

I'd have to second that. I've never really gotten his appeal although I still watch all of his movies. For educational purposes, to be informed.

But no movie makes me vomit, no matter how bad it is. I might get serious laughing fits when mocking awful movies but where there's humour involved, it's all good.

 

[run]

But Tropical Thunder was still a masterpiece though. (Mainly due to the awesome acting of all other involved actors/Robert Downey Jr.)

agreed

 

[miss fortune]

I forgot the movie Audition... even thinking about it makes me queasy

 

[tcda]

And on that note, Coffee and Cigarettes was the biggest pretentious snoozefest I had the misfortune of watching.

Interesting, I wanted to see that, I generally love Jarmusch films, though I heard some of his recent work has been getting a lot of criticism from former fans (Broken Flowers which I didn't think was that bad, and a new one he made that I can't remember the name of).

 

[Zenihita]

...anything w/Ben Stiller.

Agreed.

Except The Royal Tenebaums, I like that movie, and I don't even mind Ben Stiller in it.

 

[matmos]

Beaches.

 

[InfiniteIntrigue]

Any Epic Movie / Date Movie / ETC parody.
The Notebook as well,
because I'm neither a romantic nor an idealist.
Also, the Twilight movies are awful,
though they can be fun to watch if you make fun of them the whole time like me and my friends do.

 

[Spamtar]

Just saw this movie last night and its good but extremely disturbing not only the graphic nature of a teenager girl bondage/torture/rape/stuff flick it also the relatively high production value and a 1950s Stand By Me flashback vibe at the being of the picture. Also based on a true story and free on Netflix.
The Girl Next Door (2007)

 

[SillySapienne]

Crash, not the cool one about getting turned on by automobile accidents, I'm talking about that godawful tripe shyte one that won an oscar.

 

[Samvega]

Elephant, worst movie I've ever seen in my life with Blair Witch Project right behind it, though the rest of the world seemed to like the latter just fine.

 

[highlander]

Pulp Fiction - couldn't stand it. Don't know what people saw in it

 

[metaphours]

Any of the completely needless and pointless sequels to American Pie.

Not to mention the inane string of mindless parodies entitled with the name of the genre followed by the word "movie." (i.e., Date Movie, Superhero Movie, etc.)

Elephant, worst movie I've ever seen in my life with Blair Witch Project right behind it, though the rest of the world seemed to like the latter just fine.

Pulp Fiction - couldn't stand it. Don't know what people saw in it

 

[lamp]

this thread is bad news

 

[Aerithria]

Anything and everything starring Katherine Heigl or Adam Sandler.

Any horror film that doesn't overdo its stupidity enough to become mockable.

Anything even remotely related to the Twilight series (or, for that matter, anything that is made to appeal to the teenage boppity-boo crowd that irritates me so much).

 

[BlueSprout]

- Anything with Nicholas Cage.
- PotC.
- A Walk to Remember.

I guess I tend to forget movies I really dislike, but those stand out.

 

[vince]

I just found out there's a movie called the tony blair witch project while searching the bottom 100 under imdb LOL

 

[Queen Kat]

Some movie named Daniel the Wizard was the worst movie ever according to IMDB. Is there anyone who saw that movie?

 

[mr.awesome]

i dont want to be hating Twilight for the sake of hating Twilight.
but the Twilight series is complete garbage.
honestly, if making films with cleavage and shirtless men in 80% opacity and light diffuse glow with a plot as shallow as a puddle made for good movies a 12 year old could do it with clips of people at a swimming pool.
[sorry for the run on sentence. haha]

 

[King sns]

Marley and Me.

They used four very different looking dogs. The ugliest dog was used to be the worst, and then they became better looking as the dog's behavior improved. That actor's voice and character is extremely annoying. And his boss was way over the top. And it's like just train your damn dog and there won't be a plot. The only reason the dog calmed down is because it was sick, and then finally everyone loved it and claimed they loved it all along.

The end was sad indeed, no one wants to see a sick dog. May as well just make a commercial of a dying lab and his owner sitting next to him. Every dog lover will cry no matter what, since everyone can relate to having a dying dog and how sad it can be. But that sadness is in no way related to the rest of the movie.