‘I’m still processing how awful it was’ : your zero-star screen disasters
From a Dustin Hoffman performance less witty than a stunned mollusc to the worst piece of garbage ever inflicted on TV viewers, here are Guardian readers’ most atrocious watching experiences ever • Our roundup of all 18 of the Guardian’s past zero-star reviews • Peter Bradshaw picks three films (…)
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Richard Burton : Wild Genius review – zero analysis, but loads of euphemisms for extreme hotness
13/11/2025
Battle of the Irish Dancers review – how dare they leave out Michael Flatley ?
13/11/2025
Al Gore wonders if ‘bullying’ Trump prompted Bill Gates to backtrack on climate
12/11/2025
Christmas Karma review – Dickens adaptation has as much Yuletide spirit as a dead rat in the eggnog
12/11/2025
Israeli president condemns ‘serious’ attack by settlers on West Bank villages
12/11/2025
Briefing war spotlights relationships between three of Labour’s most senior figures
12/11/2025