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Movies that will make you want to get your money back...
Cuties - A 2020 French movie that, in one of the biggest examples of hypocrisy, claims to have an anti-pedophilic message, when it actually fully participates in pedophilia by showing many scantily-clad minors throughout the film, and ruined the reputation of worldwide distributor Netflix.
North - One of the most racist movies of all time that was heavily criticized by the late Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert
The Room - The most notable example of a film inciting fun and entertainment for how bad it is
Troll 2 - A sequel that had no real connection to the first movie, as it features goblins rather than trolls
Battlefield Earth - Another poorly-made, generic sci-fi film with too much Dutch camera angles and John Travolta's overacting that caused Franchise Pictures to shut its doors, all thanks to the failure of this movie
The Emoji Movie - An animated film about emojis with an overusage of product placements for phone apps and a very predictable and formulaic plot that is based on ideas that were already used many times in other movies
Unfriended - A generic slasher movie in which the antagonist is a wronged person returning from the grave to enact revenge and the protagonists are a group of people with dark secrets, with its only major original concept being the film being shown mostly on a laptop, and also suffers from characters who cannot go nearly one sentence without swearing for the sake of it
The Cat in the Hat (2003) - The film based on the well-known children book that added pointless adult jokes and caused Dr. Seuss' widow Audrey Geisel to pull the plug on any more live-action adaptations of her husband's work
Foodfight! - An animated film that became a mess after most of its assets were stolen nearly a decade before, containing visual effects of rather low-quality, extremely inappropriate scenes for a children's film and unclear internal rules
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - The second installment in the DC Extended Universe that is riddled with multiple plot threads that were left unresolved and were supposed to be filled in for future installments
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Throughout the history of cinema, there have been movies that made you sigh, movies that made you cringe, movies that made you laugh at just how bad they are, and even movies that made you go "art is dead." This wiki was made to let movie aficionados know about some of the worst movies ever made and even some of the worst moments in film history.
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Saving Christmas - A Christmas film that follows a horrible story that also has a bunch of lzy attempts at humor with awful jokes and call-outs at Christmas to be insulting for the sake of being insulting.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - The first movie to be considered "So bad, it's good..." for the hilariously bad setting, acting, and many mistakes and errors, such as an obvious Bela Lugosi stand-in, weird characters, and poor special effects
Cool Cat Saves the Kids - An "educational" film infamous for its low-budget quality that was patched from three short films, resulting in a mostly-incoherent story, and also suffers from a poor grasp of the source material by its own creator and an unlikable protagonist who seems like a bully (going against the supposed purpose of this film) as well as harmful messages for children
Hellboy (2019) - An atrocious reboot of the first Hellboy film that is filled with graphic violence far too extreme even for a film with an R-rating, a rather poor grasp of the source material and loads of unnecessary swearing
Norm of the North - A computer-animated film which constantly has to remind its audience of its main character's goal as if they are not smart enough and pander to said audience by shoehorning in pop songs and showing its main character twerking, and also features nonsensical motivations for the characters
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - The ninth and final installment in the series' Skywalker saga that is a textbook example of how not to end a once-beloved franchise
Leaving Neverland - A documentary movie about Michael Jackson that was infamous for being part of the lie where Jackson is a pedo.
Twilight - A vampire film about the relationship between a teenage girl and her abusive vampire partner that is full of wooden and lifeless acting and a severe lack of chemistry between the two lead characters
Manos: The Hands of Fate - A film that features obviously dubbed voices, a long and boring intro, and a pointless subplot
Music - A 2021 film directed by Sia that is notorious for its gross mishandling of autism.
The Little Panda Fighter - A Brazilian "mock-buster" of Kung Fu Panda with an awkward English dub and low-quality computer animation
The Lord of the Rings - The first film based on J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings that suffered from its unfinished story and feeling, as well as having other problems such as its animation.
Fifty Shades of Grey - An erotic romance film with poor writing, lack of chemistry that comes off as abusive and sex scenes that only come off as rape and torture
Cars 2 - An animated sequel that proved Pixar was not immune from stinkers and John Lasseter was not "Mr. Perfect"
Ice Age: Collision Course - The fourth sequel to the original 2002 film that not only suffers from a near-lack of originality as well as an over-the-top animation style that feels too jarring for an Ice Age film but also butchers comic relief Scrat as a character, even upping his antics to such an absurd degree it loses its comedic edge
Ghostbusters (2016) - This controversial reboot film that was a perversion of the beloved franchise and was little more than feminist propaganda.
Fantasy Island - Blumhouse's worst film out of all of them which was a poor attempt to the 1970s series and way too much unnecessary jumpscares.
Disaster Movie - A Seltzer and Friedberg-written movie that truly lives up to its title... in a bad way
Jack and Jill - A comedy film directed by Dennis Dugan that is a ridiculous and laughable concept of a fairy tale, being predictable and non-existent, and having way too little going to a lot of padding here and there.
Mulan (2020) - A live-action remake of the 1998 traditionally-animated classic of the same name which has a questionable grasp of Chinese folklore, renders its titular character overpowered from the start and thus harder to relate to and also lacks specific story elements from the original, resulting in viewers "needing" to watch the original to understand what is going on
Super Mario Bros. - The first Hollywood live-action film based on a video game, which suffers from a poor grasp of the source material
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul - The fourth installment in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid film series that was heavily criticized for not having the original cast and having the Heffleys' characterizations completely butchered
Cats - An adaptation of the Broadway musical of the same name featuring creepy and uncanny designs for the feline characters, alongside uncanny computer-generated imagery
Leaving Neverland - The HBO documentary about "sexual abuse allegations" of the late Michael Jackson full of inaccuracies that lack any evidence whatsoever; the documentary defecated on his legacy and made nearly everyone hate him.
The Last Airbender - A live-action adaptation that had nothing but whitewashing, too much exposition and lack of emotion for the characters, and led to director M. Night Shyamalan's downfall that lasted the next few years
The Adventures of Pluto Nash - A science fiction film that suffers from an overuse of robot-related sexual humor and weak progression of the plot which was despised by Alec Baldwin, who did not want to be credited
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom - The sequel to Jurassic World that suffers from bland villains with cheap motivations, poor handling of the overall message of the movie, and a terrible and nonsensical ending
2012 - Another generic and forgettable disaster film that is based on an outdated hoax saying that the world would end on December 21, 2012, suffers from a lot of filler and a lack of logic, and is insulting to other nations to the point where it got banned in North Korea
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie - A film based on a series of children's trading cards that became one of the most unfunny and disgusting comedies of all time
Gods of Egypt - A cliche 2016 film that most people consider the "worst film of 2016" with Gods not being potrayed powerful at all.
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Dragonball: Evolution - A live-action movie that ruined the reputation of one of the greatest animes of all time.
Elf Bowling the Movie: The Great North Pole Elf Strike - A film that is based on something with so little movie potential that it was doomed to fail anyway.
Titanic: The Legend Goes On - A film about one of the greatest tragedies that are completely insensitive to what it's based on by adding a creepy love interest and talking animals.
We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story - An animated film that suffers from an inconsistent tone, overusage of closeups on the characters' eyes, and an utterly ridiculous concept about dinosaurs going forward in time in order to make children happy
The Lion King - A remake of the 1994 Disney classic that, while boasting photorealistic CGI, had characters and scenes that lack emotion, and other pointless changes
Fantastic Four (2015) - A soulless Fantastic Four reboot with extremely bad acting, unlikeable characters and was only made so Fox could hold onto the Fantastic Four rights, but failed.
Mac and Me - A rip-off to E.T that is nothing more than a commercial for McDonalds and Coca-Cola.
Showgirls - A film stuffed with fornicating that killed not only the careers of Elizabeth Berkeley, Paul Verhoeven and Joe Eszterhas, but two of the film studios that produced it
Space Jam: A New Legacy - A stand alone sequel of Space Jam that shoves Warner Bros properties too much to the point of confusion
Wonder Park - Nickelodeon's poor Inside Out, Epic Monkey, and Moana knock-off film which could've been a touching film about a little girl using her imagination to escape from the harshness of reality and the fact the director of the film got uncredited during the production.
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Spoiler Alert: "God"zilla is not as big as this poster implies.
Genre: Sci-Fi
Monster
Directed By: Roland Emmerich
Produced By: Dean Devlin
Written By: Dean Devlin
Roland Emmerich
Based On: Godzilla
by Ishirō Honda, Tomoyuki Tanaka, Takeo Murata and Shigeru Kayama
Starring: Matthew Broderick
Jean Reno
Maria Pitillo
Hank Azaria
Kevin Dunn
Michael Lerner
Harry Shearer
Cinematography: Ueli Steiger
Distributed By: TriStar Pictures (worldwide)
Toho (Japan)
Release Date: May 20, 1998
Runtime: 139 minutes
Country: United States
Language: English
Budget: $130–150 million
Box Office: $379 million
Franchise: Godzilla
Prequel: Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (release date)
Sequel: Godzilla: The Series (animated series)
Godzilla 2000 (release date)


Godzilla is a 1998 American Kaijū film directed and co-written by Roland Emmerich. It is a remake of the 1954 classic Japanese monster film Godzilla (known in Japan as Gojira; released in the United States in 1956 as Godzilla, King of the Monsters!) and it was dedicated to the co-creator and producer of various Godzilla films Tomoyuki Tanaka, who died in April of 1997.

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