Bad Films You Never Completed Watching...

[Johnnytheboy]

First Jurassic Park - walked out of the cinema about half way through.

[Nardies]

The sequel to The Blair Witch Project.

[Trustmeimadoctor]

fantastic mr fox
sahara

erm there have been others but i must have blocked them from my mind

[fido]

Marley and Me, yesterday. 30 minutes and I couldn't bare anymore.

Outlaw was okay. I remember watching it with 5 other people in an empty Sutton cinema, which added to the gritty atmosphere, and the start of the film was at least interesting.

Edited by fido on Monday 11th July 10:55

[KaraK]

Kevin & Perry Go Large - remains the only film I've ever walked out of a cinema during.

[anonymous-user]

The latest one that I've just turned off was Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. I'm suprised it won so many awards because it bored the tits off me. Only one I've walked out of the cinema for was the second Pirates of the Carribean film, turgid dross and I waited in the bar instead.

[thebluebus]

Bad Biology

Franklyn

Donkey Punch

Zombie King

Bone Sickness


Are the ones that come to mind straight away. It takes a special kind of badfilm to beat me.

Oh yes.

[zac510]

A Japanese movie about a man who spoilt his wife with clothes. Then she died and he found a replacement wife to wear the clothes. It was so bad I didn't just walk out of the cinema, I walked out of my friend's living room!

[thebluebus]

Oh, and Sympathy For Lady Vengeance.

I don't think I'll live long enough to find the time to watch that.

[CurvaParabolica]

Bad Lieutenant; it got rave reviews and from the sound of it all I thought I'd enjoy it. I couldn't be more wrong.

Also, Eagle vs Shark; which is odd as I love Flight of the Conchords but just couldn't get into this.

[KrazyIvan]

Kung Pow - Told by a friend that it was the funniest film he had ever seen, I got about 40 laugh free mins or so in, and saw that there was still about 90 mins to go, and promtly tunred it off, put it back in the box and then in the bin.

Pretty much any film I have been "tricked" into watching that has Julia Roberts.

[Alfa numeric]

Uncontroversial- Anger Management. I got as far as the scene where Jack Nicholson stops the car on the bridge and tells Adam Sandler to sing. At that point I realised that my toes had curled so much my lower legs looked like swiss rolls.


Controversial- Unforgiven. I've tried several times to watch it but have never made it past the 30 min mark.

[bob1179]

Freddy Got Fingered.

I made it about twenty five minutes in and just couldn't watch anymore, it was awful.

[OllieC]

CurvaParabolica said:

Bad Lieutenant; it got rave reviews and from the sound of it all I thought I'd enjoy it. I couldn't be more wrong.

Also, Eagle vs Shark; which is odd as I love Flight of the Conchords but just couldn't get into this.

The original with Harvey Keitel, or the 'remake' with Nicholas Cage ?

I quite like both, which is odd because I normally get enraged with the thought of a remake, although there are a lot of differences between the two.

I wanted to hate the Cage version, but it was actually alright (imho).

The Harvey Keitel version is really one of the most difficult to watch films I have seen (because of the subject, not because its st), I thought it was a magnificant performance from the lead actor.

[Roop]

I may well get flamed for this, but I stopped watching the Senna film about half way in and went to get a beer. Didn't bother going back to it. Dull as.

[Northern Munkee]

Roop said:

I may well get flamed for this, but I stopped watching the Senna film about half way in and went to get a beer. Didn't bother going back to it. Dull as.

I salute you sir, for your honesty and bravery. I will not burn you at the stake, I haven't seen it yet, a mate was disappointed, possibly too much hype and publicity raising expectation too far.

I've just bought, and waiting for the entire GT Racer output myself from the US, for my car porn fix.

[CurvaParabolica]

OllieC said:

CurvaParabolica said:

Bad Lieutenant; it got rave reviews and from the sound of it all I thought I'd enjoy it. I couldn't be more wrong.

Also, Eagle vs Shark; which is odd as I love Flight of the Conchords but just couldn't get into this.

The original with Harvey Keitel, or the 'remake' with Nicholas Cage ?

I quite like both, which is odd because I normally get enraged with the thought of a remake, although there are a lot of differences between the two.

I wanted to hate the Cage version, but it was actually alright (imho).

The Harvey Keitel version is really one of the most difficult to watch films I have seen (because of the subject, not because its st), I thought it was a magnificant performance from the lead actor.

The remake; perhaps I just wasn't in the right mood for watching it by the time I finally got round to it.

[Mike 820]

UncleRic said:

'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.

Im with you on that one.

I watched get him to the greek at home and turned off after a short time. I remember thinking "thank god i didnt go see that at the cinema or it would have been the first film i ever walked out of".

[Mitchmachine]

All good choices but I raise you:

Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid.

Every single thing about this was bad, the originial film was average at best. Exited the cinema about 30mins into the main film.

Also worthy of a mention - Last Action Hero. Dire.

[Tonsko]

The Terminal. Only film I've ever left a cinema halfway through.