Worst Film Of 2019?

[Filmfreak]

Thankfully I've only seen three movies out of this list and I wouldn't put any of those as my worst. For me it was 6 Underground. I know it was enjoyable for some people but I just found it atrocious.

 

[moviedoors]

Kabir Singh

Could have called it "Toxic Masculinity: The Movie". It's shocking that such a love letter to awful misogyny is the second highest grossing Bollywood movie of 2019.

 

[Lasirius]

Out of that list I've only seen Dark Phoenix so I'll go with that. It was pretty bad.

 

[heathjack]

brad pitt ad astra I didn't really liked it!! i thought it was kind of boring!!

 

[Holiday]

I voted for The Fanatic. I attempted to watch it but didn't get very far. I have seen the RedLetterMedia review of the film twice though, haha.

I thought Dark Phoenix was just okay. Felt like a TV movie. The villians were regular Joe's and Jane's with super powers, made it feel cheap.

The true worst film of 2019 I have probably have not seen yet.

 

[DarkShadow10]

Holmes & Watson, along with Terminator: Dark Fate

 

[MadderMaximus]

Was prepared to vote Dumbo or Doom: Annihilation but was surprised to not even see the latter mentioned. Must've missed the chance to mention them in the nomination rounds.

 

[MOVIELORD101]

The rest of the nominations are fine, but the only reason Hellboy had any sort of problems was because Millennium Films bullied both the director and Mike Mignola and a crappy marketing campaign. Had this not happened, we would've had a GREAT reboot! Instead, we only got a kinda fun one that clearly most people didn't like, and that's ONLY because everyone involved did their damnedest given the circumstances. However, there are good things about it like the acting and action, and they borrow plenty of inspiration from some of the short stories from the comics (which is where stuff like the opening in Mexico came from). I understand why you guys hated it, and thats' fine, but I get the feeling it might get a cult following someday not unlike John Carter. I personally gave it more of a 6/10, and that was me being generous. NOT worse of the year vote for me, but that's my opinion.

That being said, my vote's on either Cats or Wonder Park......which is not listed. Seriously, that movie was worse than Arctic Dogs because it's so condescending and treats morals about depression and terminal illness like it's a ****ing joke!

 

[jolldan]

Midway was pretty bad. I went in with tempered, Pearl Harbor-level expectations. Nope, still too high. Emmerich is such a hack who continuously gets big budgets thrown at him.

I agree it was a very forgettable by the numbers war movie but im trying to think if anything about it jumped out at me as genuinely bad. Personally I found it fell more into the bracket of a mediocre and characterless film (which I suppose isn't particularly high praise either lol).

Will add it for you to pick though.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

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Right now the "Top" 3 worst films I've seen all year are
1) Joker
2) Under The Silver Lake
3) Light of my Life.

Of these choices I've only see Brightburn and Extremely Wicked, the former I agree is awful, but the latter wasn't bad, IMO.

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[Deck Rickard]

The rest of the nominations are fine, but the only reason Hellboy had any sort of problems was because Millennium Films bullied both the director and Mike Mignola and a crappy marketing campaign. Had this not happened, we would've had a GREAT reboot! Instead, we only got a kinda fun one that clearly most people didn't like, and that's ONLY because everyone involved did their damnedest given the circumstances. However, there are good things about it like the acting and action, and they borrow plenty of inspiration from some of the short stories from the comics (which is where stuff like the opening in Mexico came from). I understand why you guys hated it, and thats' fine, but I get the feeling it might get a cult following someday not unlike John Carter. I personally gave it more of a 6/10, and that was me being generous. NOT worse of the year vote for me, but that's my opinion.

That being said, my vote's on either Cats or Wonder Park......which is not listed. Seriously, that movie was worse than Arctic Dogs because it's so condescending and treats morals about depression and terminal illness like it's a ****ing joke!

What was the behind the scenes drama with Hellboy? I remember only hearing little rumors like Harbour would get frustrated with the director and walk off the set, but I don’t know if any of that was true.

 

[MOVIELORD101]

What was the behind the scenes drama with Hellboy? I remember only hearing little rumors like Harbour would get frustrated with the director and walk off the set, but I don’t know if any of that was true.

Two of the producers, Lawrence Garden and Lloyd Levin, were the ones who wrecked the production. They fired the cinematographer that Neil Marshall hired as a way to tell Marshall that he wasn't in charge.

'Hellboy' Reboot's Fiery Shoot: Fights Over David Harbour, Cinematographer

 

[Deck Rickard]

Thanks; I didn't know all that. Sounds like it was one big clusterf*** from the beginning. That's a shame; I like Neil Marshall a lot.

Anyway, what were the most disappointing films of the year for you guys? Since art is so subjective, I feel like we often consider something the "worst" of the year simply because it doesn't meet our expectations. These are the movies that disappointed me the most in 2019:

1. The Lighthouse
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
3. Glass
4. John Wick 3
5. Midsommar

 

[Lasirius]

Godzilla and Pet Sematary would be the most disappointing films of 2019 for me.

 

[Deck Rickard]

I completely forgot about Pet Sematary. Still need to see it. I liked Godzilla but I can see why a lot of people didn’t. I will say that I didn’t have as much fun watching it a second time, but I still enjoyed it a lot more than the previous film (which was one that I found really disappointing).

 

[Web-Head]

Thanks; I didn't know all that. Sounds like it was one big clusterf*** from the beginning. That's a shame; I like Neil Marshall a lot.

Anyway, what were the most disappointing films of the year for you guys? Since art is so subjective, I feel like we often consider something the "worst" of the year simply because it doesn't meet our expectations. These are the movies that disappointed me the most in 2019:

1. The Lighthouse
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
3. Glass
4. John Wick 3
5. Midsommar

Spider-Man Far From Home was disappointing for me

 

[Boom]

The Predator was the worst movie I saw last year. At least movies like The Nun and Venom were entertaining in their awfulness. With The Predator I couldn't even make fun of it. I just sat there and had it happen to me.

 

[Drizzle]

Pet Sematary was the worst one I saw all year. It wasn't awful, just painfully boring.

 

[Arachnerd]

...who the heck added Joker to the list?

I get not liking the movie, and that's fine, but how is it comparable to most movies on that list?

 

[Spider-Fan]

The Predator was the worst movie I saw last year. At least movies like The Nun and Venom were entertaining in their awfulness. With The Predator I couldn't even make fun of it. I just sat there and had it happen to me.

Wasn't that released in 2018 though?

 

[Boom]

Wasn't that released in 2018 though?

You are correct. Please disregard my post.