I actually loved 'Gerry'. I do think that people either love or hate this movie; there is no middle way.

The repeptitive 5-minutes walking scenes, the panoramic shots, the ambient music, the moment when Casey Affleck is on that rock and it takes them about 15 minutes to get him down. I don't know. I just like this experimental, out-of-the-ordinary kind of stuff.

Tobe Hooper's 'Morturary'. It was just BAD.

~Zack~

Quoted Text Quentin Tarantino - Death Proof (Grindhouse). So much potential. Kurt Russel stole the show and the chase scene was awesome but that's about it. This was by far Tarantino's most pretentious film, even worse than The Man From Hollywood (Four Rooms). I can't count on my fingers how many times Tarantino name-dropped Vanishing Point, among others. We get it. Death Proof was inspired by Vanishing Point. Shut up already! Also, lame characters. The days of Jules and the Vega brothers are over. These girls were annoying as hell and their dialogue was horrendous and, even worse, boring. Even Stuntman Mike got ruined by bad writing. Tarantino's losing it IMO.

DUDE I AGREE! The film started out great..but then went DOWNHILL ever that. Its possibly one of the worst film endings EVER.

Hey, good topic, I was just arguing with friends about this.

Steven Spielberg - Probably 1941.  Even he admits it.

Quentin Tarantino - The Man From Hollywood.  It's just downright boring.

George Lucas - Ha ha ha!

Peter Jackson - King Kong.  I'm a big fan of Jackson's earlier work, and King Kong was overlong, masturbatory, poorly written, self-indulgent tripe.  Worst of all, the end wasn't even sad.

David Fincher - Alien 3.  I don't need to rip on it any more than it's already endured, but DAMN that movie sucked.

Luc Besson - Arthur and the Invisibles.  I feel bad saying this because the movie isn't necessarily bad, just extremely forgettable.  Still, Besson's always given us much better than this humdrum, unoriginal little kid's story.

Ridley Scott - Legend.  Okay, I haven't seen a lot of his new stuff, but good god, if it hadn't been the inspiration for Zelda, I would fine a way to erase this movie from our timeline (even with that great turn by Robert Picardo as Meg Mucklebones).

Terry Gilliam - Tideland.  How such a boring movie could also manage to be so depressing is beyond me.  I think this is what happens when someone has way too much freedom.  Kinda like King Kong, although the results were decidedly different.

James Cameron - I'm not gonna say what you think I'm gonna say...well, actually, I am.  Highest grossing movie of all time, fah, Titanic sucked.

Richard Donner - The Toy.  Such a wonderful lineup (like 1941), but this is just a huge flop of a movie, one of those movies that you just instantly know is, well, a huge flop.  Painful to watch, and painful because it's painful to watch, because who doesn't like Richard Pryor and Jackie Gleason?

Robert Rodriguez - Sadly, I DID catch Sharkboy and Lava Girl.

David Lynch - Inland Empire.  Three hours of pure hell.  We know you're weird, David, we don't care.  Give me a story to go with it and I'm right there with you.  But this was just hard to watch.

John McTiernan - Rollerball.  Ouch.  Nothing like trashing a semi-classic.

Quoted from Heretic David Fincher - Alien 3.  I don't need to rip on it any more than it's already endured, but DAMN that movie sucked.

I agree.

Quoted from Heretic George Lucas - Ha ha ha!

The thread title is "Great director's worst movie."

Robert Zemeckis - The Polar Express (what in the world was he thinkin'?)

I agree with Peter Jackson's King Kong!  I saw it with my family and all of us said the same thing when we walked out, "Awful!"

Tim Burton - Mars Attacks

Spielberg - Hook (it just felt wrong watching that movie!)

Martin Campbell - Beyond Borders (boring!)

Ridley Scott - G I Jane (the title pretty much sums that up)

John McTiernan - Last Action Hero (shoot that kid already!)

Richard Donner - Radio Flyer

Philip Noyce - Sliver
Guy Ritchie - Swept Away
Alfred Hitchcock - Topaz
John Woo - Paycheck
Wim Wenders - Million Dollar Hotel
Clint Eastwood - The Rookie
Steven Soderbergh - Ocean's Twelve
James Cameron - True Lies
Wes Craven - Deadly Friend
Spike Lee - Girl 6    

Well i'll give the worst movies of my favorite directors:

Guillermo del Toro - Mimic

The Coen Bros - The LadyKillers, Intolerable Cruelty

Clint Eastwood - Blood Work

And the other director is Chris Nolan! He's the perfect one, no bad film, Following, Memento, Insomnia, Prestige, The Batman's franchise all so different and good, and look at his age he's just 38!

Martin Scorcese- The Aviator
John Carpenter- Village of the Damned

Quoted from NiK The Coen Bros - The LadyKillers,

I completely disagree.  I really enjoyed the Lady Killers, and while it may not be their best, it was certainly better than "No Country".

I also really enjoyed deathproof.

Heres my contribution to the list:

Christopher Guest--For Your Consideration.

Quoted from Takeshi Wes Craven - Deadly Friend

Haha, what you talking about Chris? That movie is genius!

Martin Brest - Gigli, nuff said haha

Quoted from Higgonaitor I completely disagree.  I really enjoyed the Lady Killers, and while it may not be their best, it was certainly better than "No Country". I also really enjoyed deathproof.

You've got a taste for bad movies

Ladykillers is a remake, and is no way compared with No Country, even thou their different movies.

Cheers

David Fincher's Alien 3.
Now don't get me wrong, I didn't think Alien 3 was bad at all. But compare Alien 3 to Aliens and ALien, and then compare it to Fincher's other work... this is no masterpiece.

Quoted from NiK You've got a taste for bad movies Ladykillers is a remake, and is no way compared with No Country, even thou their different movies. Cheers

You say remake like that automatically makes it a bad thing.  And I don't have a taste for bad movies, I just have a different taste that is different from yours.