The movie that was "so bad" that you couldn't watch them through

[Lilani]

The Series of Unfortunate Events. Jim Carrey...he just ruined Count Olaf. He made him less of a threat and more of a wacky joke, like some Saturday morning cartoon villain.

 

[funguy2121]

I know you said Twilight was exempt but it is genuinely the only film me and my wife have ever walked out of. After 45 mins of watching miserable teens doing nothing but staring at each other we couldn't take anymore and walked out! BTW why is the vampire in school? He's hundreds of years old! Is he retarded or just a pervert?

Ditto the Hell out of this...

 

[CloakedOne]

Ultraviolet. It wasn't even laughable, it was just awful.

this. That was just a sucky movie. The only reason I stayed through it was because my sister was watching it and she did not hate it as much as I did.

 

[Mr. Pepper]

Fantastic Four, had to watch it in two parts, several weeks apart... won't even attempt the second one...

 

[IckleMissMayhem]

Walked out of 'The Butterfly Effect' and 'Donnie Darko' and got my money back. Not without an argument though.

 

[xentech83]

The third Underworld movie about the werewolves... I turned it off after 20 minutes.

I have never walked out of a theatre, but I did fall asleep during Castaway. I woke up to my friend jabbing me in the side and telling me to stop snoring, thankfully the credits had just begun to roll.

Also, I wanted to eat my eyes during Transformers 2.

 

[Assassin Xaero]

Does falling asleep in the middle of it count? If so then Tears of the Sun and The Dark Knight. The Ruins was horrible once I found out what the thing killing them really was, but I had to see the end. And The Village was fucking horrible after I saw the end...

 

[Snork Maiden]

A better question would be a movie that was so bad I had to watch it through.

 

[Lord Beautiful]

I suppose I'm one of only three people in existence that actually liked You Don't Mess with the Zohan. Oh well, every movie has an audience.

Anyway, I could not watch The Crow: City of Angels or The Crow: Wicked Prayer for very long. They were so indescribably terrible that I wished corpse reanimation was possible so that I could bring Brandon Lee back to life so he could fuck up the people responsible for those twenty-stories-high stacks of shit.

It was rather encouraging to see The Crow: Salvation and see that not every Crow movie following the original was completely horrible. Granted, Salvation wasn't that great, but it was watchable.

 

[Vilhelm123]

Starship troopers 2.

Only Dvd I have actually thrown away... Why when the first one is such good and gory fun did they attempt some sort of shitty horror...?

 

[Ambient2100]

Disaster Movie and Mr. and Ms. Smith...

 

[Nulfinator]

Dungeons And Dragons 2 watched about a minute laughed and the terrible cgi and then left

 

[MortisLegio]

AVP requiem
&
Master and Commander

So bored I fell asleep

 

[Evilproduct]

The House Bunny. Worst movie ever made. Anna Faris should quit acting entirely, if acting is what she calls that.

 

[Thisbedutch]

The second Matrix, when they went underground and it got all sorta ravey? Yeah, I packed in then :/

 

[AntiAntagonist]

I almost left during the 4th Indiana Jones.

I've also repeatedly fallen asleep during some early Keifer Sutherland film. Had something to do with intentionally dying and coming back. Tried to watch it a few times, but couldn't care less for any of the characters or the film's posturing.

 

[WickedSkin]

SAW, terrible terrible movies.
Oh and anything with "Movie" in the title, they all suck so hard it's uncomfortable. Anything anything like those movies also. Like American Pie.

 

[ShadowsofHope]

Disaster Movie
Mummy: Dragon Emperor
Transformers 1/2
Bloodrayne
High School Musical (Why did I watch it? WHY!?)
..Way too many others for me to list right now.

Most of them disney, whom personally butchers movies and children's minds with their crap.

 

[Cortheya]

Nacho Libre was definitely the worst I had seen. I had to walk away from that train wreck as soon as possible.

Yup, I did the same thing. It wasn't funny was the thing... and I love Jack Black!
2001 the first time I saw it... The second time I enjoyed it but the first time I couldn't sit through it.