What's Your Least Favorite/Most Hated Movie... and Why?

Sorry, but aside from Ripley all of the characters are one-dimensional and worthless.

I think Alien is a perfect

Oh God... that's a movie I'd consider one of the worst films I've seen.

Quoted for truth.

Dang, with all this Aliens hate I think...

I was actually making a point, not just posting random gifs.

Sorry, but aside from Ripley all of the characters are one-dimensional and worthless. In the original film the characters seem like real people, working stiffs trying to make a living. In Aliens they're all silly cardboard characters with ridiculously over-the-top dialogue. There's only so many times I can listen to "game over man, game over!" before I want to pluck Bill Paxton's tongue out. Not to mention the tacked-on "love interest" and daughter surrogate that acts as the MacGuffin.

It boils down to the story being paint-by-numbers and dull, the cast consisting of dumbed-down stock characters from old war movies, and the Xenomorphs which were powerful and threatening in the original are reduced to cannon fodder. The only shining light is Sigourney Weaver's perfomance which is perhaps the best of her career.

I really just want you all angry and confused the whole time.

Now I have to ask why Starship Troopers is in your top 10.

It's been a while, but I remember it as an overlong and uneven mess that was silly and offensive.

Seems pretty popular in it's "long version". How was it silly and offensive?

I'd have to see it again to comment properly, which I plan on doing. I mostly remember some small things; like the overly forced and melodramatic use of The Beatles' Yesterday, the farcical tone of the film as it showed the characters as boys, and De Niro driving his cohorts into a lake right after they committed a massacre because he was pissed off. I remember thinking the movie was offensive in how it treated women, and there was a quick scene with a baby spread eagle that turned my stomach, a great scene for pedophiles to watch over and over again.