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worst movie series

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"Let's hear it for Police Academy 8!"

Yes, they are putting new wheels on that turkey.

There were also Nine "nightmare on elm street" movies, and a dozen "friday the 13th" films. Not to mention four "Aliens".

And then we have howevermany Star Trek outings, and that stream of "national lampoon" things, and, if you wish, the Romantic Comedy/chick flick genera based on how stupid men are the week before they get married, which are all essentially the same movie, but with a few new toilet jokes.

So, which set is the best Bad Example of how low Hollywood can go in its effort to get you to overpay for a ticket and popcorn?

And we can go all the way back to the beginning of film and including the competing Tarzan franchises both based, more or less loosely, on the Burroughs' books.
The Internet Movie Database lists 89 movies with Tarzan in the title between 1918 and 2008.
-Wikipedia

Oh, and we mustn't forget James Bond.
 
You really think James Bond is part of the worst movie series? I like James Bonds. Some of those movies are some my favorite movies. I have every James Bond, and i have liked them all. Yea some maybe aren't made great but for the time when they came out they were excellent movies to go and see.
 
Worm said:
You really think James Bond is part of the worst movie series? I like James Bonds. Some of those movies are some my favorite movies. I have every James Bond, and i have liked them all. Yea some maybe aren't made great but for the time when they came out they were excellent movies to go and see.

"Bond, James Bond" goes in the same way Star Trek goes in.

Some were good, some were so-so, and some, perhaps, the world would have been better off without.
 
Saw and Carry On both need to die, I'd say.

Saw and its sequels are just gorn (gore porn) for the sake of it, and Carry On is just...ugh. Awful.
 
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