Bad Films You Never Completed Watching...

Bad Films You Never Completed Watching...

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GentleFellow

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700 posts

154 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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What is the worst film you've watched 50% or less of?

One that has still managed to convince you it is the worst film you've ever seen?

I watched a film called 'the Outlaw' with an actor called Daniel Dyer in it. And I have to say, the persons who wrote the script have very unusual motivations.

Here is a transcript I took of the opening scene; no idea what the characters are talking about, maybe you can make out something?

confused


Man 1: 'Ere mate, you marrying that bird?
Daniel Dyer: Sorry?
Man 1: I said 'Are you marrying that bird?'
DD: Yeah
Man 1: Lemme smash her back doors in before you turn the nut?
Girl: Grow up you silly little wker.
Man 1: Tell you what, you wanna keep that on a fking leash, or else she'll be having her dinner thorough a straw for the next six months.
DD drives off, pursued by unrealistic, poorly written character of Man 1 in hot pursuit!

davepoth

29,395 posts

200 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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He must be on PH if he said "Smash her back doors in", I'd be careful. smile

EDLT

15,421 posts

207 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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I watched the outlaw all the way through, its really unbelievably ste.

Robb F

4,571 posts

172 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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Marley and me.


what a load of ste!

I was also told off for snoring when the gf took me to see high school musical 3

Rollcage

11,327 posts

193 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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Guest House Paradiso didn't float my boat.

Also saw something on SyFy the other day called "Mega Python vs Gatoroid", which was unbelievably st on a heroic scale.

ClintonB

4,721 posts

214 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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You didn't watch a Danny Dyer film all the way throughconfused

Absolutely every single moment young Daniel spends on screen just has to be viewed in it's entirety, if for no other reason than watching the cinematic equivalent of a motor race 'big one' (plus the obvious comedic value of watching the world's softest cockeney hard man).

Tsippy

15,077 posts

170 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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The Astronauts Wife, my sister insisted on renting it years ago and we turned it off after 30 minutes as it was 'Dyer' (Just keeping the theme going hehe )

Also 'Ghosts on Mars', awful!

GentleFellow

Original Poster:

700 posts

154 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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ClintonB said:
You didn't watch a Danny Dyer film all the way throughconfused
Yes I did! One called the 'Football Factory'. There was this really well written scene (which didn't rip off Goodfellas readit ) in which one man pretends to be angry with another man before revealing that in fact, he was only pretending!

readit

ADEuk

1,911 posts

237 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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The Crying Game


you can guess where I switched off nono

Webber3

1,228 posts

220 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. What a load of old st!

hornetrider

63,161 posts

206 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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In the cinema? Robin Hood: Men In Tights.

Put up with it until they were fighting with ever decreasing sticks over the river. Just not funny - garbage in fact. Left and went over the corridor to watch the Chubby Brown space film - hilarious.

Silver Smudger

3,309 posts

168 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Didn't think I'd ever picked so badly that I couldn't watch to the end but have just been reminded by the Backdraft v Clockwork Orange thread that I gave up on Clockwork Orange before half way through. Not shocked or disturbed, just did not see the point of it at all - Dross

ClintonB

4,721 posts

214 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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GentleFellow said:
ClintonB said:
You didn't watch a Danny Dyer film all the way throughconfused
Yes I did! One called the 'Football Factory'. There was this really well written scene (which didn't rip off Goodfellas readit ) in which one man pretends to be angry with another man before revealing that in fact, he was only pretending!

readit
clap

Good man, apart from not seeing the obvious comedy of the Dyer principle (plus Tamer Hassan).

What's not to love? laugh

Northern Munkee

5,354 posts

201 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Recently, only Clockwork Orange springs to mind. pretentious arty bks.

Snoggledog

7,104 posts

218 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Fight Club and Sunshine. Two films that I hated from the off. I have no idea how they ended and have no wish to know.

Halb

53,012 posts

184 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Northern Munkee said:
Recently, only Clockwork Orange springs to mind. pretentious arty bks.
Yip. Watched it for the first time, stopped and deleted from hard drive short way into it.

marcosgt

11,030 posts

177 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Fight Club?!?!?!? Brilliant film!

I don't think I've ever walked out of the cinema without seeing the end of a film (I'm like that with books, too, no matter how awful I see them through to the bitter end! smile ), but I wish I had with "An Officer and a Gentleman" - Utter tripe...

Oh, and Transformers 2...

M.

alfaeagle

62 posts

178 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Lost in Space with Matt LeBlanc.

The only film that I walked out of the cinema on.

UncleRic

937 posts

169 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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'Sex Lives of the Potato Men'.

'Get him to The Greek'.

Serously, wtf?
I can hold my breath for longer than I spent watching these two heaps of ste.

tr7v8

7,199 posts

229 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Several of the remakes, the "New" Italian Job springs to mind. Mama Mia when it was on TV a while ago. Everyone raved about Erin Brokavich that lasted less than 10 minutes. Any Harry Potter didn't make the 5 minute mark either.