The movie that was "so bad" that you couldn't watch them through
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You're insane if you hated A Clockwork Orange. That, or you missed the point, which I can see you completely misinterpreted the genre, and hated it for not being what you thought it was going to be. (Although I will admit the novel is better.)Bealzibob said:
As for me, hmmm....
[REC]. Tried way too hard to fit in with the whole "Shaky-cam" genre, and while it had it's moments, sucked way too hard. I later spoiled the ending for myself on Youtube, and wondered why everyone raved about it.
Can't think og any others at the moment.
Nope, not a troll. I think it is needed to be in a certain kind of mood to see movies where robots gets kidnapped by ... small animal things I can't remember. But then again I didn't give the movie a chance, since I know it's a rather loved movie.
Zodiac.
I can't understand why I didn't enjoy this film, I love serial killer/thriller style films but OH MY GOD I was so BORED. The bf and I just gave up after about half an hour cos we weren't able to pay attention it was just....flat.
I would have put The Baader Meinhof Complex but unfortunately I HAD to watch the whole thing for class. If I wasn't forced I would have given up after the first excrutiating hour. How can something about terrorism be so....dull.
I can't understand why I didn't enjoy this film, I love serial killer/thriller style films but OH MY GOD I was so BORED. The bf and I just gave up after about half an hour cos we weren't able to pay attention it was just....flat.
I would have put The Baader Meinhof Complex but unfortunately I HAD to watch the whole thing for class. If I wasn't forced I would have given up after the first excrutiating hour. How can something about terrorism be so....dull.
There has only been one movie I have stopped watching. And that was in the theatre. I never walk out of movies in the theatre. But this movie was just terrible. Absolutely terrible.
I am, of course, referring to The Informant!
I am, of course, referring to The Informant!
28 days, not 28 days later. I should know I fell for that trap it was on T.V and I thought it was 28 days later and I watched have way through intill I realized it just a sad rehape movie. I could not escape it though we had to watch it in a class a couple of months later.
If it weren't for my friends watching it along with me, I would have stopped watching Primer after 10 minutes.
I've never walked out of a theater but I'm sure I've turned movies off before. Many times, even if the movie is terrible, I try to wait and see it through, trying to give it a chance to redeem itself. Usually, it fails.
Examples are Watchmen, Dragon Wars, and The Rottweiler.
The only movie I can think of that I shut off recently was Inglorious Basterds. Now, just a second. It wasn't bad but it wasn't holding my attention enough to keep it going either. It was running on for too long, it was getting late, I had school the next morning, and I had unfinished homework. I didn't think the movie was good enough for me to not do my homework because of it. -shrug-
But almost every other movie, I try to let it redeem itself until the end and I would've done the same for Basterds if not for the homework.
EDIT: Thought of two others!
Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Too slow, too boring, and that was an hour and a half in. I fell asleep on it twice in that time.
S. Darko. Donnie Darko was really good but S. Darko was total trash. It was like Butterfly Effect meets Final Destination and it made absolutely no sense. >.>
Examples are Watchmen, Dragon Wars, and The Rottweiler.
The only movie I can think of that I shut off recently was Inglorious Basterds. Now, just a second. It wasn't bad but it wasn't holding my attention enough to keep it going either. It was running on for too long, it was getting late, I had school the next morning, and I had unfinished homework. I didn't think the movie was good enough for me to not do my homework because of it. -shrug-
But almost every other movie, I try to let it redeem itself until the end and I would've done the same for Basterds if not for the homework.
EDIT: Thought of two others!
Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Too slow, too boring, and that was an hour and a half in. I fell asleep on it twice in that time.
S. Darko. Donnie Darko was really good but S. Darko was total trash. It was like Butterfly Effect meets Final Destination and it made absolutely no sense. >.>
