I've seen Wild Wild West an embarrassing number of times. For some reason, it was the one and only bootleg VHS we owned when I was a kid, and I watched the hell out of it.

This movie is so goddamn stupid and I just don't understand how everyone doesn't have a soft spot for it. I mean.. a gigantic terrible CGI robotic spider? Come on. That is so stupid that it can't not be badass.

Plus if you ever happen to find yourself watching it with me, you will have the pleasure of me flawlessly singing the end song in its entirety to you. And you will enjoy it. 'Cause you don't wanna see my hand where my hip be at.

Bombastic, meaningless, but suitably fun, Barry Sonnenfeld's "Wild Wild West" is a typical, empty blockbuster. The sci-fi-tinged Western, based on the mid-1960s television series, does not offer much in the way of depth; but a stellar cast and capable energy turn it into something engaging. Sonnenfeld wrings the charisma out of his characters and makes the most of the story's semi-steampunk pretensions. The film's charms may only be skin deep, but they are enough to make for a noisily enjoyable experience.

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In the late 90's, Will Smith was Mr. Summer Blockbuster.
1996- Independence Day
1997- Men In Black
1998- Enemy Of The State
It looked like he could do no wrong, then...
1999- Wild Wild West
It was such a disaster, director Barry Sonnenfeld has still yet to recover.
He's been reduced to making Men In Black sequels to keep working.
Kevin Kline was once a highly touted actor. His career hasn't been the same since.
It seems Selma Hayek is the only one to come out unscathed.

This is how bad Wild Wild West is.

Also..I understand the obligatory Will Smith song during the end credits but what's with the Enrique Iglesias song?

Just awful.

none of the parents guides mention this but you can see will smith's dick & balls in the first scene of wild wild west it must be like when john ritter's balls fell out on threes company?? also this movie rules

Probably not the worst movie ever made, but almost certainly the lamest. Every joke, every set piece, every character falls so flat that the movie is practically an ongoing chain of hydraulic presses compacting itself into oblivion, flattening the film into a pancake and that pancake into a crêpe. It's Hollywood run-off, an amalgamation of the studio system's absolute dumbest ideas, releasing in 1999 as if to summarize the decade's worst filmmaking tendencies. It's not a particularly insulting movie, but it's downright impossible to resist hating it; you have to give it that half star because it feels so good to. Picture the scripts for every movie ever made lying out in front of you. This is the one that's covered in the most cocaine.

Actually liked the first half but the second half floundered out pretty quickly. I like Wills movies but this one isn't a favorite.

Bless you, Kenneth Branagh, you crazy, crazy man. Probably bad, but enjoyably so.

This is Will Smith's best movie.

I'm willing to give my address to anyone who disagrees with me and we can fight.

It's dumb. Really really dumb. It's a good time, though.

Remember in 1996 when Kenneth Branagh played Hamlet and Hamlet plays insanity to trick everyone into getting information? His performance as Loveless is that but the whole movie and is turned up to an 11. 

Two stars for the duel roles that Kevin Kline plays and still can’t be funny enough to fix this movie

When you're watching a movie wherein Kenneth Branagh is a legless Confederate in a spider wheelchair spouting dogwhistle racist comments in a hammy southern accent and you think to yourself, "You know, he's the only one in the right movie," you're watching a bad movie.

Only saw this once before, when it hit video in 2000. The only thing I remembered was that Will Smith's scrotum made a cameo early on. But my memory of it was that it was better than the massive disaster of its reputation.

This is not a good movie, you guys. It's not the worst ever. But it's bad.

This doesn't deserve the hate that it gets.

Well.

Maybe a little.

The remix of the theme song is the best thing to come out of this piece of trash

Credo di averlo visto da piccolo e mi ricordavo solo il famoso ragno e il treno tutto pieno di gadget che mi faceva venire una voglia matta di starci dentro, avrei voluto un film tutto ambientato lì. Comunque dai è scemissimo, con un Kenneth Branagh gigionissimo e piace proprio per questo suo non voler scappare dal fatto di essere un pasticcio colossale.