I completely agree with the points made about budget films. When discussing poor-quality movies, “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” often comes to mind as one of the most disappointing mega-budget films. Similarly, Bruce Willis’s “Hudson Hawk” falls short on all fronts and is widely regarded as dreadful.
For those seeking films so bad they’re almost entertaining, I recommend “The Battle of Los Angeles” from 2011 – not to be confused with “Battle Los Angeles.” It’s a painfully tedious experience, and I doubt anyone could endure watching it from start to finish. It’s noteworthy that the IMDb reviews for this film provide some hilariously scathing commentary.
Being produced by Asylum Studios, it’s no surprise that the movie is terrible, which is often the appeal of their productions. Asylum is infamous for creating “Mockbusters,” delivering low-budget films that parody popular titles. Among their offerings, the worst movie I’ve ever seen remains “Manos: The Hands of Fate.”
I can’t quite disagree with the opinion on Asylum’s work; their films are primarily comedic in nature, but “Battle of Los Angeles” completely misses the mark in that regard. If you find it on Netflix, check it out; it’s hailed as one of the worst ever made. On the anime front, my previous contender for the title of worst movie was “M.D.
Geist,” known for its superb animation but lackluster storyline. That was until I encountered the dubbed version of “Macross: Do You Remember Love.” While the original and fan-subbed versions are fantastic, the dubbed one is so awful it could deter anyone from watching anime again.
I had to rewatch the original “Macross” series and its spin-offs just to erase that horrible dubbing from my memory. If you ever come across a dubbed version of “Macross: DYRL,” I highly recommend you destroy it immediately!
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