What's the single worst performance you've ever seen in a movie?

[Kid_A]

I would say Jake Lloyd in THE PHANTOM MENACE. I really dig that movie (flame on!), but every time Anakin says "Are you an angel?" or "Yippee!" I just want to hurl. But he's just a kid, so I'll cut him some slack.

Another choice is Sofia Coppola in GODFATHER PART III. Just horrible. But she isn't a professional actress, so I'll cut her some slack.

So my final choice is Martin Sheen in SPAWN. Through that whole shitpile of a movie he had this look on his face like "What the fuck am I doing in this thing? I really need to fire my agent." I read someplace that he made that movie for his grandkid who was a Spawn fan, but that's no excuse for that kind of slumming...

[Worst Username Ever]

1. Keanu Reeves in Point Break.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

2. Keanu Reeves in Dangerous Liaisons

[On the Road]

6. Keanu Revees in...

um...what else did he do?

[Metatron]

Keanu Reeves in Dracula

My other choice is Sophia Coppola in Godfather 3

[UdoKier]

34. Dude, like DON'T suck her blood, o-KAY!?

nt

[Phillycat]

72. GOOD CHOICE.

[eataTREE]

11. Keanu Reeves in Much Ado About Nothing.

There's just so many wretched Keanu performances, it's hard to pick one...

[gollygee]

31. Didn't think I'd have to scroll too far down to find my choice

agreed!

[Misunderestimator]

107. Yep...that's my pick too

[kermujin]

136. much ado ...

when i saw 'much ado..' in the theatre, the audience broke into applause when keanu r. said '...i am a man of little words...'

hooRAY! gah, he's an astoundingly BAD actor.

[sui generis]

29. agreed /nt

[NewJeffCT]

62. I don't remember much about that movie

Other than Uma Thurman's top popping open... the rest of the movie is kind of a blur to me after that.

[BlueStateGirl]

74. I agree.

[jackelope72]

84. Heh...reminds me of the episode of "The Critic"

Where Jay Sherman is looking for a good movie to watch, and he sees a marquee announcing "The Merchant of Venice". Overjoyed, he goes inside. After he does, the paper covering part of the marquee blows away, revealing the words, "starring Keanu Reeves". Cut to Jay inside the movie theater, and Keanu on the screen in renaissance-type clothing, saying (in "Valley Dude" voice): "Hath not a dude eyes? If you prick us, do we not get bummed?"

[PassingFair]

127. Okay, one more for the mill...

haven't seen her mentioned, but I simply CANNOT watch ANYTHING that she is in.....



wait for it....



Makes memories of "Little Buddha" seem like nightmare flashbacks....






yes, ladies and germans... I do mean ... the horrible....the inexpressibly embarrassing... she who, in the words of Dorothy Parker, runs the gamut of emotions from A to B....


The one and only, the vapid Ms. Bridget Fonda

[unblock]

7. keanu reeves in anything?

i take that back, he was perfectly well suited for bill and ted's excellent adventure.

[Oreo]

9. I AM AN FBI AGENT!!

As opposed to Keanu in Speed... I am an LA Police Officer

[shaolinmonkey]

13. Keanu Reeves in Much Ado About Nothing.

He has no business being anywhere near Shakespeare. Period.

[BurtWorm]

36. Keanu Reeves was fantastic in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

"All we are is dust in the wind."

[Phillycat]

73. Keanu Reeves in Devil's Advocate.

I'm A LAWYER! THAT'S WHAT I DO!

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

95. He wasn't so bad in that movie.

I didn't like him in Much Ado About Nothing. Also, I thought that last matrix movie sucked. I'm not sure if it was him, everyone else, or the plot that made it bad.

[Phillycat]

154. Oh, dear GOD.

Were you high?

[Biased Liberal Media]

91. The guy who did Keanu on Mad TV back in 98 was good

at imitating him. It cracked me up!

[mac56]

3. Kurt Russell and Kim Cattrell are tied

for their performances in "Big Trouble In Little China".

[underpants]

19. Oh NO- Russell was GREAT in that movie

At least I thought so. He was playing off the old tough guy movie serial type.

[underpants]

23. Richard Dreyfuss in "Mr. Holand's Opus"

I used to like Dreyfuss but that was such an obvious bid for an Oscar when the whole music in schools controversy was going that I have had a hard time accepting him since.

[BigMcLargehuge]

30. what really spoiled it for me was just how AWFUL his opus was

at the end... it was like listening to a bunch of "new to the instrument" high schoolers playing Yanni, but the sheet music was upside down.

[DS1]

118. Grace Jones - Conan the Destroyer- Jackie Chan - Everything he touches

[Technowitch]

4. "Manos: The Hand of Fate" - entire cast

Sorry, nothing can compare to this travesty. ;)

[LSparkle]

38. You read my mind!

I just saw that stinkbomb again this past weekend and oowee was it horrible. I still can't get the odor out of my house ...

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

141. I'm sorry but Torgo deserved an Oscar.......

...that guy was good......

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

5. Keanu Reeves in anything. Or Tara Reid in anything.

[KurtNYC]

Keanu Reeves in all of the Matrix movies

[eataTREE]

14. They were smart enough not to give him any lines in the first one.

[Danmel]

24. Matthew McCaughnehy (sp?) in anything

He is the most boring actor ever. Deadly boring. Affect less. Soporific.

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

93. Interesting...

I've never found him to be boring. He was in one of those Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies. He certainly wasn't boring it that movie.

[ghostsofgiants]

146. He was awesome in Dazed and Confused.

[Danmel]

150. I'll have to check it out.

OK- never saw that one- I'll check it out.

[asthmaticeog]

8. Sofia Coppola in Godfather III...

...was the single worst performance in a major film by anyone ever. No slack. None.

[Beer Snob-50]

25. Yes no slack!!

She took what could have been a decent movie and totally slaughtered it.

[DrZeeLit]

39. I vote with your block. Sofia ruined the movie, flat out. "Coulda been a

contenduh...but...nooooooooo, they had to hire the dull daughter.

(and I'm sorry... she didn't wow me with her awesome directorial turn in "Lost in Translation" either)

[Beer Snob-50]

48. okay then who could have done this better??

I am trying to come up with an actress of Italian descent with at least some semblance of emotion.

[Metatron]

60. How about an actress picked for her ability

rather than through nepotism. Sophia Coppola ruined the film.

[DrZeeLit]

66. Agree! And why does the actress have to be Italian?

After all, isn't Diane Keaton the "mom" in the film?
Surely some wonderful, TALENTED, dark-haired actresses would have begged to play the part.

To figure out who was available, we'd have to consider the time frame. Wonder where Selma Hayak was... or even Winona Ryder. I can't recall right now the years covering the filming.

But ANYONE could act out of a paper bag and do it better. Come on!

[Dookus]

96. Winona Ryder

was originally cast for the part, but dropped out for "emotional" reasons (read drug use).

Sofia was a last-minute replacement.

[DrZeeLit]

99. Oh. didn't know that. makes sense. I like being right w/o knowing.

Sorta feels okay.
Still, Sofia sucked major.

[Beer Snob-50]

98. Diane Keaton gave a non-Italian perspective to the movie

She was the outsider who didn't understand the Italian way of family. I would agree that Selma Hayak would have been good in the role.

[xpunkisneatx]

69. I didnt like that movie

It was highly regarded by critics, but I thought it was boring and that it sucked.

[gmoney]

123. I disagree... Sofia was the right choice

Who better to play the boss's daughter than the boss's daughter?

The whole point of her character is to BE unappealing and clueless and inappropriate and not terribly attractive -- because Andy Garcia's character has to bite the bullet and seduce her DESPITE all her flaws. We see that Garcia can bed Bridget Fonda without breaking a sweat, so we know he pursues Sofia for leverage with her father. Then despite his intentions, he ends up falling for her.

Sofia knew how to play the role of someone who's had everything handed to them their entire life... they could have cast the Bush twins, too.

If Wynona HAD gotten the role, then of COURSE Andy Garcia would pursue her... who wouldn't? It would undermine the whole point of the character.

I think it's easy to piss on Sofia and blame the whole failure of the movie on her. But really, Francis lost his touch years ago, Pacino phoned it in, and cramming all the characters from the first two into the movie, and a convoluted plot were much bigger problems. Maybe Robert Evans could have saved it...

(donning fireproof suit)

[Metatron]

128. I don't disagree with the failings of the film that you cite.

My problem is that Sophia Coppola cannot act. And I say it as someone who has directed and acted - she absolutely sucked the life out of each scene she was in! I think Winona Rider would have been only marginally better. IMO, her talent evaporated as she reached adulthood. It would have been a great part for a talented unknown actor.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

142. Bingo!

Man, she was horrid........I only watched like 5 minutes of that movie.

[Jack Schitt]

10. Jenna Jameson.

She's a horrible actress.

:silly:

[Kid_A]

20. Oh come on...

Jenna really throws herself into her roles. That kind of dedication is really rare these days.

[Jack Schitt]

22. Haha.

[Richardo]

26. Her acting is just so much fluff

:evilgrin:

[Skittles]

12. Madonna in EVERYTHING except Desperately Seeking Susan

she SUCKS

[unblock]

15. kevin costner in any non-contemporary setting?

sorry, i know some people think he's cute, but he acts like he's the guy next door reading a script. all fine and dandy if that's what the part calls for, but it sure didn't work in dances with wolves, for instance.

flame away!

[unblock]

21. farrah fawcett in "logan's run"

"oh, yeah, i remember!"

[BigMcLargehuge]

37. Farrah Fawcet in Saturn 3 is even worse

[gmoney]

124. Martin Amis wrote "Saturn 3"

When he was a punk kid... his brilliant, BRILLIANT novel "Money" is based on the experience of making the movie.

Watch the movie, then read "Money" and connect the dots to further enrich the experience of the novel.

[Rambis]

42. "I'm Robin of Loxley"

He had a bad accent the first 3 minutes of the film before he dropped it. Still unwatchable-

[Muddy Waters Guitar]

43. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Yeah, I still remember Costner's infamous turn in that aaawwwful Robin Hood movie back from the early 90s. I never thought he was a bad actor otherwise, in fact while I was hardly a fan of Waterworld I didn't take it as the insult to civilized tastes that many critics seemed to portray it as. But in RHPOT the guy couldn't decide what kind of accent he was supposed to be affecting (it changed midway through the damn film!), and he wasn't exactly the most agile type with a sword and a fair maiden by his side (Mary Elizabeth Mastrontonio, IIRC, as Maid Marian)-- you really got the distinct sense that this character was a 1990s sensitive American guy plopped down in the Middle Ages w/o a clue about what he was doing there. Many critics joked that Mel Brooks' ensuing satire (Robin Hood: Men in Tights) was best not made since the original was a satire of itself.

[Kolesar]

51. I can watch "The Untouchables" over and over again

Maybe it was the Morricone theme music. Costner had one great line. After the fight on the parapets when Frank Nitty fell to his death through the roof of a ragtop, someone in the courthouse asked him where Nitty was. Costner/Elliot Ness responded: "He's in the car".

I thought Costner was pretty good in "Bull Durham". I fell asleep during "Wolves".

[unblock]

58. bull durham is one of those "contemporary settings" i alluded to

if he's supposed to be the boy next door, fine, he can do that one character well enough.

it's other time periods and other roles he is completely inept at.

good choice on the nap during "wolves".

[Kolesar]

61. Costner was best when they parodied him playing Jack Garrison on Seinfeld

They did a parody of the "JFK" movie. Seinfeld reproduced the courtroom scene with Garrison discounting the single bullet theory by using a pointer. In this case, the projectile was a hock that Kramer let loose and allegedly hit someone.

Does that make sense?

I think Costner has a high ego/talent ratio. He's just soooo cute.

[unblock]

64. back. and to the left. back. and to the left. back. and to the left.

mrs. unblock and i saw that movie one day, then went out to the mall. she asked me where the ladies' room was and i swear to god, it was...

back. and to the left.
back. and to the left.

[FuzzySlippers]

117. Mmmmm. Love that Morricone music.

Do you know there's a new CD out with Yo Yo Ma playing Morricone?

[BigMcLargehuge]

16. Dirch Passer in "Reptilicus"

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

147. Who was the kid in Eegah? - the scary looking one

[Dookus]

17. sigh ...

too many to consider.

But some notable ones:

Keanu Reeves in Bram Stoker's Dracula

Sofia Coppola in Godfather III

Keanu Reeves in Much ado About Nothing

Diane Keaton in Godfather and Godfather II

Darryl Hannah in anything besides Splash and Kill Bill

Keanu Reeves in My Own Private Idaho

John Wayne in The Conquerer

[Kid_A]

33. Diane Keaton? KAY?? Are you HIGH?!?!?!?!??!!!

I love that character, and I love how Diane Keaton plays her, especially in Part I. Having her innocence and naivete play off of the ruthless mafia works really well.

Normally I'd say "Ah well, to each his own" but you're WRONG!! WRONG WRONG WRONG!!

[Dookus]

40. I think

she stunk up two otherwise GREAT movies -probably my favorite movies.

"It was an ABORTION Michael!" <<shudder>>

I think she's OK in light comedies, but she shouldn't be allowed near a dramatic part.

[Kid_A]

41. Good God, you're hopeless...

That scene you mention from Part II is one of my favorite scenes ever. It's mainly because of Pacino's brilliant (largely silent) performance, but the whole thing still gives me chills.

I agree that Diane Keaton is better in lighter movies, but that's precisely why she was PERFECT as Kay.

[Dookus]

yes

Pacino was brilliant there. I think Keaton just couldn't keep up with ALL the great actors in those films.

I know some people like her a lot - I just never got it.

[tjdee]

119. I never got it until Something's Gotta Give.

I was forced to see the movie, and I was just so impressed with her acting choices and the way she played the role that for once I said "OH, I guess she IS talented." The Oscar nom was totally deserved.

[Phillycat]

75. Disagree about the light comedies--she is truly horrible in Father

of the Bride. Wretched. I don't think she can act at all actually.

[underpants]

80. This one is pretty bad too

http://www.westernthickburger.com/

[Phillycat]

81. WOULD YOU STOP FOLLOWING ME AROUND WITH THAT

GODDAMNED LINK LIKE A PUPPY???

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Gothic Sponge]

18. Keanu Revees in Sweet November!

[andyhappy]

27. Ashton Kutcher

Butterfly Effect

watched it to laugh but it was too boring to even be funny

[russian33]

28. Cindy Crawford in 'Fair Game'

You don't know how much it hurt me to type that...I LOVE Cindy, but not as an actress.

[UdoKier]

32. Brad Pitt in "Seven Years in Tibet"

I am CHURRMAN! I vant to climb za HIMA-LIE-YAS!

LOL

[signmike]

35. Chuck Norris, pick a role.

Marlon Brando in Missouri Breaks

The very worst performance I've ever seen was Chief Spence in the Navy training film "The Hand Operated Winch" - we watched that one 42 times in Boot Camp, and took 10 demerits for falling asleep.
Gladly.

[Buzz Clik]

45. How about the Bruce Lee movie...

in which Norris gets killed by Lee? Great stuff.

[Buzz Clik]

47. GWB in Fahrenheit 9/11

[hunter]

59. No, the F911 honor goes to Paul Wolfowitz...

As a reptilian actor he thought that licking his comb would make him "more human."

[ProfessorGAC]

44. Sally Field, In Anything

Also, Lenny Decaprio in Titanic. Stinkeroo! Both charter inductees in the Overactors' Hall of Shame. Sheesh, turn it down a notch, can't we?
The Professor

[kcwayne]

46. Ronald Reagan in Bedtime for Bonzo

We should have elected the chimp for president... oh... we did.

[Bertha Venation]

49. Elizabeth Berridge as Constanze Mozart in "Amadeus"

:puke:

My GAWD! Such an amazing film! Couldn't they have found someone... oh, I don't know... good?! for that role?

[Lydia Leftcoast]

92. Yes, where did Mozart find a Valley Girl wife?

:shrink:

[DelawareValleyDem]

50. Vanna White in whatever that TV movie

she starred in was.

[hunter]

52. Star Wars, Attack of the Clones

Anakin: I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere...

[MisterP]

88. that was incredibly stilted!

on an off note, I know somebody who looks like the Illuminati President from Tomb Raider.

[Blue in a Red State]

53. Ben Affleck in anything

[mark414]

104. i thought he was good in good will hunting

otherwise i completely agree

[ghostsofgiants]

145. He's pretty good when he works with Kevin Smith as well.

[CO Liberal]

54. Bella Lugosi's Replacement in "Plan Nine From Outer Space"

Lugosi died during filming, so Ed Wood had his dentist fill in, just walking across the scene with his cape covering his face......

[signmike]

86. Hahahahaha

How soon I forget! I was about to ask "Who WAS that guy?" but 'Ed Woods' dentist' is close enough. Good choice.

[rolleitreks]

55. Sophia Coppola in GodfatherIII n/t

[PassingFair]

56. Gotta go with Madonna...

If you want an hour or so of FUN reading, I mean gut-hurting laughter, look for reviews of her last movie, Swept Away.
Her performance brought out the genius streak in many film critics.
I believe that she also holds the record in Worst Actress Razzies. And you know, THAT academy is never wrong.

[Ekirh]

111. Yes she does.

She has the female record.. and Stallone has the male record I believe.

[ReadTomPaine]

57. Joachim Phoenix - Gladiator

Ouch.

RTP

[yorgatron]

63. kate capshaw in

indiana jones;temple of doom.i think she was sleeping with the director...

[SixStrings]

65. Master of Disguise...

Worst movie ever. Whoever played the leading lady was terrible. Think of all the good that $$$ could of accomplished instead of being wasted on this tripe - I can't help but watch it when it comes on - like a car wreck or something.

Also, "Twister", Bill Pulman (entire cast actually) was terrible. We still try and watch the part where they are at the Aunts house and they are all talking about past tornadoes and F1's and F2's and Bill's wife says "Now, I'm lost - has anyone seen an F5?" and the forks hit the table, and the heads drop - cheesy, very cheesy.

[graywarrior]

67. Chuck Norris in anything

Ah-nuld in anything.
Bruce Willis in most anything

[Lerkfish]

68. William Hurt in "lost in space" "Michael" "dune"

was there ever a more expressionless, plodding actor?
He sucks the life out of any scene he's in.
He was ok in "Broadcast News", but after that, he's worthless.

[American Tragedy]

70. Freddie Prinz Jr. in I Know What You Did Last Summer

Jaw-droppingly bad.

[Love Bug]

71. I can't believe Melanie Griffith hasn't been mentioned yet

She's particularly awful in the execrable "Shining Through" with Michael Douglas where she plays a spy masquerading as a housekeeper in a Nazi officer's household. Her German accent is something awful... The whole movie just begs for MST3K treatment.

[Phillycat]

76. Oh dear god, I loathe her with the white hot intensity of a thousand suns.

[Metatron]

109. Her "acting" is like fingernails on a chalkboard.

But I like your description better :)

[WoodrowFan]

77. Shatner in Star Trek V (NT)

[skygazer]

78. No one has mentioned Patrick Swayze?!

"Nobody puts Baby in a corner." :puke: And he and Keanu in Point Break - two appalling actors for the price of one!

[graywarrior]

82. Thank you for that.

The visual is puke evoking.

[Metatron]

103. Yeah, he is horrible in everything. But, Ghost made me ill.

I didn't watch it by choice, BTW!

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

79. Exorcist 4. Pick any actor or actress.

[Kolesar]

83. Holly Hunter was no genius in "Raising Arizona"

She was trying to play a yahoo. Very unconvincing.

[gmoney]

125. What??? She IS a Yahoo!

"I need me a toddler H.I. -- they got more than they can handle!"

Can't think of anyone who would have done better... that movie is a perfect work of art. Change anything, and it would diminish it.

"Sometimes I get the menstrual cramps real hard."

[gmoney]

126. Kate Crapshaw in "Temple of Doom"

The character was really annoying, but she added sixteen new dimensions of annoyability...

Didn't care much for Short Round either...

[happyasaclam]

85. Leonardo DiCaprio in Man in the Iron Mask

[Cadence]

87. Ben Affleck in Surviving Christmas

I actually like Ben Affleck but I have to say..uggghh. I couldn't sit through the whole thing, I got up and left the theater. So now I don't know how it ends. Not that I care!



Pssst..ummm how did it end?

[Skittles]

89. what on earth made you go see that movie?

?????

[Cadence]

121. Uhhh ....Yeah....

I don't know. :shrug:

[Skittles]

130. not good enough, Cadence

I WILL KICK YOUR ASS :D

[Cadence]

155. Your right

I deserve it. :-(

:spank:

[Ekirh]

90. Shelley Duvall...

In The Shining... I love the movie, but god I can't stand her at all in that film. If I remember correctly Kubrick really didn't have a good time with her on the set either.

[Dookus]

97. right on

I was ROOTING for Nicholson to hack her to pieces.

[LDS Jock]

94. Mariah Carey in Glitter

I never get tired of making fun of that movie.

[FellowAmerican]

100. Mark Wahlberg in Rock Star

worst movie I've ever forced myself to watch!!

[UpsideDownFlag]

101. Keanu Reeves in anything.

"duuuude"

"like, whoa"

[maveric]

102. Diane Keaton in The Godfather

her performance flat and was reduced to asking stupid, naive questions throughout the movie.
Very bad.

[Cush]

105. Hayden Christensen in SW: ATTACK OF THE CLONES

I kept telling him to shut up

[AlCzervik]

116. He was really awful in that

a cardboard cut out of him would have done a better job. I really did not enjoy that movie.

[cruadin]

106. "Keanu Reeves in anything" is a good answer, but...

he is outdone in horrible acting by Winona Ryder, one of his costars, in "Dracula."
The scene where she says the line--- "Take me away from all this...death."---is very probably the worst acting performance that ever stuck to film.

[tjdee]

122. That was HORRIBLE!

I'd blocked that out until just now.

Terrible.

Though, Gary Oldman was a dream in that film.

[BoX o BooX]

108. John Agar in "The Sands of Iwo Jima."

This lummox only ever got work because he married Shirley Temple. He was the biggest pile of steaming dogshit ever to have his worthless image burned onto celluloid.

[neebob]

110. Alec Baldwin in Pearl Harbor or Bill Pullman in Independence Day

[GingerSnaps]

112. Toss up between Madonna and Keanu Reeves

I can't remember the name of the movie that she was in but it had a tiger in it.

Keanu Reeves in the Vampire movie when he was trying to be British. He put the worse fake accent on that I have ever heard in my life.

[nutshell2002]

113. Kevin Costner and Keanu Reeves

...in just about anything. Both way over-rated!

[DubyaSux]

114. Bon Jovi...

...in any movie.

I hate to say that because there's not a bigger fan in the world of Jon, Richie, and the boys than me.

When Bon Jovi acts, he does his lines and everything very well. Unfortunatly, he looks like Jon Bon Jovi pretending to be something other than one of the greatest rock legends of all time. It'd be like Steven Tyler pretending to be a WWII sailor when all your eyes can see is "Living in an Elevator". It's just not believable in my opinion. But I could be wrong...and hope it's only me...

[juslikagrzly]

115. Brad Pitt, in a movie with Anthony Hopkins

Can't remember the name.. something Mr. Black?? We just sat there, stupefied, that anyone could act that badly. One of those "can't take my eyes off this it's soooo bad" moments.

[ghostsofgiants]

135. Meet Joe Black

I think that's the only movie I've seen him in that I didn't enjoy.

[Nikepallas]

120. Kevin Costner as Robin Hood Kenau Reeves in anything other than

the Bill and Ted role.

and I hate to say These two people because I really LOVE their work in general Kristen Chenoweth as Marian the Liberian in the Music Man and Ken Branagh in the Lawyer role in the Ginerbreadman.

[Duncan Grant]

129. Drew Barrymore: "Mad Love" - criminally bad.

She should do jail time for cruelty to audiences. Such a stinker! x(

[Kire]

131. Ernest Goes to Africa

Plot Summary for
Ernest Goes to Africa (1997)

The title says it all. There's a mix up involving stolen diamonds which Ernest has (naturally) made into a yo-yo and given to his would be girlfriend, Rene. But Rene wants a man of action, and doesn't think that Ernest fits the bill. After the bad guys come looking for the stolen diamonds and kidnap Rene, all of her fantasies come true as Ernest has to go to Africa to rescue her.

[RummyTheDummy]

132. The entire cast of "Remember the Titans"

Cheesiest fucking movie ever. Denzel should be ashamed of himself.

[ghostsofgiants]

133. Vin Diesel in anything.

[kermujin]

134. keanu reeves in 'dracula' ... or 'dangerous liasons' ... or ...

anything.
:D

[Champ]

137. Shaquille O'neal in ANY movie(except Blue Chips)

[Nicole]

138. Jennifer Lopez & Ben Afflect in Gigli

both SUCKED!!!!!!!!

[brentspeak]

139. We shouldn't leave out Steven Seagal n/t

[miss_kitty]

140. Zsa Zsa Gabor, in 'Queen of Outer Space'

and Yahoo Serious, in 'Young Einstein'

[Bridget Burke]

143. Julia Roberts in Michael Collins.

She made no attempt at an Irish accent. Otherwise, her performance was totally clueless. She was obviously hired for "box office" appeal. Are there no Irish actresses?

Otherwise, the film was pretty fine, with Liam Neeson as the star & some fine supporting actors. (Aidan Quinn sounded more Irish-American than Irish, though.)

[Kolesar]

148. I loved that film. I was captivated.

I had never read Irish history so it was all new to me. My first glimpse of Neeson was positive. I don't even remember the Julia Roberts part.

[Cyndee_Lou_Who]

144. Sharon Stone in "Total Recall" - painful

[Magrittes Pipe]

149. Brad Pitt, in "Interview with the Vampire"

Quite a feat, considering that film also had Tom Fucking Cruise in it. Still, Pitt's performance was so odious, so reprehensibly bad, I cannot conceive of any worse acting on the big screen.

[northernsoul]

151. Kevin Costner as Robin Hood

He kept changing accents in the same sentence!

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

152. Nick Nolte in Lorenzo's Oil

[RagingInMiami]

153. GWB in Fahrenheit 911

When he was trying to look presidential in every scene he was in.