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Hey, I liked Brook Shields worst movie... but I was 7 at the time.
Worst movies?
Waterworld - *Impersonating David Spade*: I liked it better the first time I saw it, when it was on land and called Mad Max. And there's not enough water to do that.
Armegeddon - Texas is 1300 km across. That's larger than the diameter Pluto. The Asteroid would be in hydrostatic equilibrium. And SOMETHING WOULD BE VERY WRONG WITH THE SOLAR SYSTEM. And I fucking hate looking at Liv Tyler's mouth.
Con Air - Poor John Malkovich. The hilarity of Nick Cage doing a southerm accent couldn't save it.
Lost In Translation - The relationship that would never happen in real llife. Sexist aging male fantasy.
God Is Not Dead - A Frieghtening, fundimentalist call to arms. It made me want to strive to go to hell.
Inception. - "making something overly complex and layered does not make it good." - South Park
K-Pax - I swear this was produced by scientology. The fugue state alien soul with an antipsychology message from the stars.
San Andreas - Who the fuck was their technical advoisor? I can let go the Armegeddon asteroid the size of Pluto, but not the geological sequence in THAT movie.
You start with a 7.1 on a fault (by the Hoover Dam) WAAAAAY over in the basin and range that somehow jumps right over the Garlock Fault and transfers its energy south to the San Andreas, triggering a 9.1 on a lateral strike-slip fault, which then reverses it's energy back North, sequences over Parkfield, and causes THE LARGEST EARTHQUAKE EVER RECORDED, a 9.6 by San Francisco, on another lateral slip (non-subduction) fault - at a magnitude not even remotely accommodated by the possible length of fault rupture. It's like they didnt even bother with plausibility or science.
I didnt go into this movie with expectation of true science, but as Joel Hodgeson ready to decimate the terrible disaster movie. And it lived up to my expectations.
Finish off with Cameron Diaz.
There's Something About Mary - This was the most cringe-inducing Farley Brothers movie ever made. All their movies are stupid (Like Dumb and Dumber), but this one added PAIN and Ben Stiller. Stupid gags and idiot humor.
Very Bad Things - Kill an asian hooker, then a security guard, watch a movie that is essentially everyone killing each-other, as you, the audience cringes watching the protagonists compound their bad decisions. I realize thats the point, but its still hard to watch.