And The Worst Film Of 2004 Goes To..

[CrispinG]

Philistine.

[Sponge]

I spent the film texting friends on the phone.

If that's what you do at the cinema then it's a good thing you only go once a year.

(unless of course you were sitting on your own and far enough away from anyone so they don't hear the click-click on the keys or the vibrate alert, and can't see the screen light up, in which case, carry on)

[Salsa Party Animal]

For me it is Lost in Translation but I have not seen so many films last year due to lack of money. I think Spiderman 2 is biggest disappointment for me.

In the cinema I saw Bridget Jones Edge of Reason, Troy, and Colateral in the cinema.

I have not see worst films like Underworld or Van Vinseng or Garfield or whatever.

[Landshead]

With a bullet.

Godsend definately. Absolute wank, i hated every minute of it. That kid made Jake Lloyds performance in episode 1 look worthy of an oscar in comparison.

Deniro was even rubbish, how can you actually read the script and actually want to do this film.

[therearerules]

Was lost in translation this year? hmmmmmmmm

or Saw.

Nah, there MUST be worst films than those, I just haven't seen them.

[K]

Actually, I'd probably go for Lost in Translation as well, purely as a result of its critical acclaim to actual enjoyment ratio being absurdly low. The way that people who like it get all smug and dismissive when you say you thought it was facile and dull makes me dislike it all the more.

[sandman]

Fahrenheit 9/11, utterly unchallenging and so VERY boring.

God, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought it was bollocks. TBH, if it was half the length and was more in depth it could have been a decent film. But fuck, it was so BORING.

Quite how it won all those awards is beyond me.

[CrispinG]

I liked Farenheit 9/11, but it was a weak follow-up to the more convincing and entertaining Bowling For Columbine.

[roberthazelby]

If that's what you do at the cinema then it's a good thing you only go once a year.

(unless of course you were sitting on your own and far enough away from anyone so they don't hear the click-click on the keys or the vibrate alert, and can't see the screen light up, in which case, carry on)

The phone was set to vibrate, so had no `beep, beep` when a message came in, and there was no way you'd hear the small clicks from the keys with the sound up as loud as it was.

You're right thought. It IS a good thing I go about once a year. Cinemas - horrible places! I prefer to sit at home with a beer or two, some munchies, crank up the 5.1 system, and enjoy.

Rob