Turkey of the last 30 years? yes, I mean a film?

Question

pls dont say battlefield earth! or waterworld !

Answer 1

my god there were so many! but actually i liked waterworld you know!!!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

...ya know, once upon a time, for a certain period, I would have instinctively shouted out the 1987 film, "Ishtar"; since then, I have assumed a greater appreciation of the film (...as apparently, so has a growing number of other people, from what I've read, or heard from).

...right now, if I was to shotgun an answer to that question, right from the hip, I would definitely say that it is still oh-so very painful to sit through director John Boorman's 1977 mistake, "Exorcist II: The Heretic" (...fortunately, he recovered himself, about four years later, with "Excalibur")...

Answer 4

Topkapi
From Russia With Love

Answer 5

The Missouri Breaks, with Marlon Brando, and Jack Nicholson.

Answer 6

Vanilla Sky

Answer 7

There's been a few but i'd have to say Pearl Harbour. We waited for years to see it, and it should have been amazing, but it was ... well... a turkey is the nice way of putting it!

Answer 8

Ishtar is way up there along with lost in Translation and Big Fish

Answer 9

Gigli

Answer 10

Catwoman!