What's the worst film you ever saw at the cinema?
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Lorenzo's oil.
I was 11 years old, my dad thought it acceptable to take me along with his current date to a 2hr long film about some kid with lukemia. I recall trying to sleep to escape the boredom but was impossible due to the child actor continuosly crying in pain.
Same dad who chose 'eyes wide shut' as a family movie night.
Fml.
I was 11 years old, my dad thought it acceptable to take me along with his current date to a 2hr long film about some kid with lukemia. I recall trying to sleep to escape the boredom but was impossible due to the child actor continuosly crying in pain.
Same dad who chose 'eyes wide shut' as a family movie night.
Fml.
"Eyes wide shut" cruise and Kidman... drivel.
I recall it was a pleasant sunny afternoon but a bunch of us went to see it. There was a technical problem at the cinema in what appearedto be about twelve hours in, at which point I was in the edge of my seat about to stand up with "anyone fancy a pint, I mean it's going on a bit"(fast show stylie)
I recall it was a pleasant sunny afternoon but a bunch of us went to see it. There was a technical problem at the cinema in what appearedto be about twelve hours in, at which point I was in the edge of my seat about to stand up with "anyone fancy a pint, I mean it's going on a bit"(fast show stylie)
Zetec-S said:
All the Twilight films 
(to clarify, it wasn't my own choice, Mrs ZS dragged me there to watch them)
I only saw one of them at the cinema when dragged there by an ex, no idea which one it was but there was a battle scene between wolfs and vampires.(to clarify, it wasn't my own choice, Mrs ZS dragged me there to watch them)
When we came out of the cinema she said "so what did you think"
Apparently "It was a massive pile of s
t" isn't the right answer. I qualified it by saying it's Romeo and Juliet with special effects but that didn't cut it either. That was a long silent drive home.Little Shop of Horrors
I hate musicals but Ghostbusters was full so we had to see something. It was awful.
Waynes World
Probably going to get slated for this one but it's the only film I walked out of. The girlfriend was more than happy to escape but didn't want to say anything in case I was enjoying it.
languagetimothy said:
"Eyes wide shut" cruise and Kidman... drivel.
I recall it was a pleasant sunny afternoon but a bunch of us went to see it. There was a technical problem at the cinema in what appearedto be about twelve hours in, at which point I was in the edge of my seat about to stand up with "anyone fancy a pint, I mean it's going on a bit"(fast show stylie)
I loved it LOLI recall it was a pleasant sunny afternoon but a bunch of us went to see it. There was a technical problem at the cinema in what appearedto be about twelve hours in, at which point I was in the edge of my seat about to stand up with "anyone fancy a pint, I mean it's going on a bit"(fast show stylie)
Bolero
Not been mentioned yet, but not surprising as it only made £1m profit so not many went to see it (cost £8m to make and took £9m).
Only film I have ever walked out of before it finished. Even the delectable Bo couldn't keep me entertained any longer!
Others agree:
'Despite minor commercial success, the film was critically panned, earning nominations for nine Golden Raspberry Awards at the 5th Golden Raspberry Awards and "winning" six, including the Worst Picture.' Wiki
Not been mentioned yet, but not surprising as it only made £1m profit so not many went to see it (cost £8m to make and took £9m).
Only film I have ever walked out of before it finished. Even the delectable Bo couldn't keep me entertained any longer!
Others agree:
'Despite minor commercial success, the film was critically panned, earning nominations for nine Golden Raspberry Awards at the 5th Golden Raspberry Awards and "winning" six, including the Worst Picture.' Wiki
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