What's the worst film you ever saw at the cinema?

[e600]

Blair Witch. Close the thread.

[KrazyIvan]

Eric Mc said:

As I said, people just listing films they like or don't like.

Oh well.

Have to agree, think the rule should be that you need to make at least some effort to explain why rather than just " fell asleep in (insert hugely popular blockbuster)"

[Lucas CAV]

Eric Mc said:

As I said, people just listing films they like or don't like.

Oh well.

How do you define a "worst" film?
I sat through Lord of the rings.
I did not like it at all.
It was the worst film I have seen in a cinema.

There is no objective way of measuring "worst".

[thepeoplespal]

The Flintstones was another travesty of poor casting, and massive marketing budget. Far too many people got to see a really poorly executed film.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels ruined by a funny scene in the trailer (which persuaded me to give it a try) being totally removed from the final cut, just why would they do that.

[RBH58]

thepeoplespal said:

The Flintstones was another travesty of poor casting, and massive marketing budget. Far too many people got to see a really poorly executed film.

You've just reminded me....the Thunderbirds movie. Completely disrespected the TV series. Hollywood remake at its absolute worst.

[shirt]

rdjohn said:

Paint your waggon. Absolutely dire.

An early date with girlfriend; long term wife. She still owes me for that.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_W_g7_KJP_o

[anonymous-user]

gavsdavs said:

DrSteveBrule said:

Tropic Thunder is the only one me (& my wife) have walked out of. Ben Stiller is not a funny man - we knew that going in so why we thought we'd enjoy it is beyond us.

Another couple followed us out too.

OMG DO YOU EVEN HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOUR ?


Never mind the Tom Cruise character

It wasn't offensive enough is the honest answer. Given that they had a character in blackface we thought it might be edgier than it actually was. And Tom Cruise doesn't appeal either.

[200Plus Club]

e600 said:

Blair Witch. Close the thread.

see this is where opinion devides, we loved it. in the cinema, with the noises in the background it worked, however at home on tv it didnt.
in context, at the time, it was reasonably ground breaking. the follow up however is indeed a steaming pile of crap.

[SCEtoAUX]

Independence Day 2

[RBH58]

SCEtoAUX said:

Independence Day 2

I'd say Independence Day 1 because if it I never saw ID2

[Gun]

For me it's probably Need For Speed with Aaron Paul. Bought the DVD for about £3 and I still feel cheated. Think I took the disk out and threw it straight in the bin!

[SpudLink]

I know it’s not my job to police these things, but the thread title is “What's the worst film you ever saw AT THE CINEMA?”

That’s not the same as watching a cheap DVD or download at home.

[RBH58]

SpudLink said:

I know it’s not my job to police these things, but the thread title is “What's the worst film you ever saw AT THE CINEMA?”

That’s not the same as watching a cheap DVD or download at home.

Independence Day and Thunderbirds.

[viggyp]

Tony Starks said:

Vocal Minority said:

Tony Starks said:

Iron Man 3 was the only film Ive walked out of, .

Irony

My user name is actually from Wu-Tang lol

Was hoping to see GFK in Sept but I'm away

[mike80]

Along Came a Spider http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0164334/?ref_=nv_sr_1

I don't think it was horrifically bad, but completely unmemorable. The friends I was with were asking if we wanted to leave halfway through.

Or, Made in America http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107478/?ref_=nv_sr_2

First trip to the cinema with a mate, without parents as a 12 year old. The other film that was on was Jurassic Park. Can you guess which one I wanted to see?!

[chris285]

Ross350 said:

Sex lives of the potato men..... I dragged my mates to see it as I'm reminded every time we go to the cinema now

Same vote, I remember it was a tuesday cheap ticket day when at uni and went with some mates for whatever reason and was dire

[IanH755]

200Plus Club said:

e600 said:

Blair Witch. Close the thread.

see this is where opinion devides, we loved it. in the cinema, with the noises in the background it worked, however at home on tv it didnt.
in context, at the time, it was reasonably ground breaking. the follow up however is indeed a steaming pile of crap.

It was ruined for me by the ring-tone of another cinema go'er. The bit where their being "attacked" in the woods (but not really) and they're all doing upclose drippy nose camera shots the girl said something like "Oh God, it's......" when the Birdie Song ringtone blared out of someones phone, which ruined any tension/atmosphere instantly as the whole cinema eurpted in laughs.

After that point whenever anything scary was happening someone would start singing the Birdie Song again causing everyone to bust out laughing again, all of which ruined, for me, what should have beeen a scary movie

[Legacywr]

Dunkirk's right up there!

[Aprisa]

Manchester by the Sea, would have taken a knife to my wrists had I had one with me.
The Doors, so long ago I can't remember why but wanted to walk out but was against the wall and so trapped.

[marcosgt]

Electronicpants said:

Keith Lemon the movie.

Walked out, the only film I've ever done that in, not because I'm easily offended or whatever, it was just sooo bad, embarrassingly.

I can't imagine what would possess anyone to a) make such a film or b) go to see it.

Some of these are unexpectedly disappointing, but, really, the clue's in the title here!

M