Ocpcommunications on The 69 worst sci-fi movies

Two in and agreeing so far... Left Behind isn't sci fi, Hot Tub Time Machine at least technically is, but it's more comedy than sci fi. And bad at both.

AVP Requiem? Agree, it's not a good movie, but it's also not a really bad one. It's... okay.

AVP? Again, it's not good, but it kinda almost is a good movie. It makes a couple of bad mistakes that hurt the film (like the timeline issues), but there's some good Alien v Predator action in it that I liked.

Bright, not seen. But yeah, the movie critic industry as a whole is thoroughly corrupt or badly manipulated, IMO. Or both.

Nah, Howard the Duck sucks balls. How is it that George Lucas spends all his time trying to "fix" Star Wars when he could be trying to fix this PoS?

Timeline, not seen.

Batman and Robin didn't offend me greatly, but I remember thinking that it was both bad and exactly what I'd expected it to be. I remember thinking Clooney could have been a good Batman but the material and direction cut his legs out from under him. Same thing that's happened to Affleck, actually. Mostly B&R is faded from memory, though.

Highlander : The Final Dimension, I didn't even know this existed. But when it comes to Highlander movies, there can be only one.

The Divide, not seen.

Pandorum, I remember not liking it but I wouldn't say it was one of the worst ever made. Mostly it just seemed like a standard monster/zombie movie but IN SPAAAAAACE! Only it wasn't in space after all. Spoiler!

Don't know Hangar 10.

Pixels. Same category as Hot Tub Time Machine for me. It's a terrible comedy, that just happens to be a sci fi movie.

Flatliners was "meh", not terrible. The original was a far superior film, and I don't understand why they thought this would be any better.

Never saw Gamer or Pulse or The Anomaly.

Fantastic Four was... well, not terrible, but not good either. The behind the scenes shenanigans obviously badly hurt the movie.

Ah, Time Changer. This again isn't sci fi so much as it's a religious movie with sci fi in it. And it's a terrible, terrible movie. And a very dishonest one.

Zoom, Mating Habits and The Objective, never seen or heard of either one.

Atlas Shrugged, another 'nor really sci fi' movie. And I saw part 1, which was weird and terrible, but never saw part 2. The films, as the books, seem to be based on the premise that if one can construct a fictional world in which one's political philosophy is obviously more moral and more practical than the alternative one invented, then that must mean that said philosophy is more moral and practical than the alternatives that exist in the actual world. This is, of course, laughably stupid. And yet people buy into it. People are weird.

That's enough for now. May come back and do more later.