Gigli

Ricki takes her herbal tea bag from her cup, wraps the string around it, and drops it onto her saucer - moments later, it's back in the cup.

When Starkman shoots Louis, the aquarium behind him is spattered with his blood, yet it is otherwise undamaged by the bullet that ostensibly exited Louis' head.

After shooting Louis, Starkman sets the gun on the coffee table.

It appears he never picks the gun up again, and as he goes behind the loveseat he doesn't have a gun in his hand, but as he walks behind Larry and Ricki he suddenly has the gun in his right hand.

When Ricky and Larry are leaving to meet Louis, she is wearing an orange-colored shirt under her jacket, but when they're with Louis and Starkman she's wearing a different shirt.

Ricki chides Larry for not having a book (nor anything else) to read to Brian.

Resulting in Larry instead reading the ingredients of a bottle of Tabasco Sauce to Brian.

Yet Ricki herself, has a book in later scenes.

'Terry Camilleri' (qv) ("Man in Dryer") is listed before 'David Backus (I)' (qv) ("Laundry Customer") in the end credits.

But Backus actually appears on-screen before Camilleri.

Handsome hit-man Ben Affleck (as Larry Gigli) falls in love with luscious lesbian Jennifer Lopez (as Ricki), after the two are assigned to take care of kidnapped retard Justin Bartha (as Brian). Clearly, Mr.

I was curious to see what a really bad movie looked like...it didn't disappoint.

... the critics get it right.

I've always heard that this movie was awful but I like to judge things for myself. So let's go!

I would love to view writer/director Martin Brest's original version of Gigli, which was said to be a black comedy with very offbeat humor and no romantic subplot at all. I would also love to have seen how that film would've fared amongst critics rather than the one that was released to the public.

I hate doing this, but for a "theater level movie", this ranks in my bottom 10. I started watching it, but within 15 mins, I said "Ouch, this is melting my brain".

You've probably seen your fair share of terrible, godawful cine-trash. You'd probably boast that you've guffawed your way through dreck like Jaws: The Revenge and Troll 2, and emerged, picking your teeth, demanding more.

Wow,its bad but I never relized how bad. 2.

Did anyone ask for a Bennifer movie? Anyway, Larry "Rhymes with Really" Gigli (Ben Affleck) is a wannabe mobster who is assigned to kidnap Brian (Justin Bartha), the federal prosecutor's mentally handicapped brother.