Worst Film You've Ever Sat through....

I didn't quite understand the background story which went on for far too long, The Hulk of the 70's and 80's was amazing. With all the developments in special effects since the 90's, they gave us a Hulk which bounced off of mountains like Super Mario. I was half expecting gold coins to appear in the sky. Your description was spot on. I have heard that the 2008 revamp was much better, but I have been scarred by Ang Lee's monstrosity.

Myss well done to your family for making it through to the end. I had to fast forward to where Hulk appears as I kept falling asleep.
 
The Last Airbender is easily top 5. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is another. Resovoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction both bored me. All of the LOTR Trilogy. First time I saw each of those I fell asleep. The second time I had to watch them in 45-60 minute segments as I couldn't get into the things.
 
The Room is the greatest film ever made and how dare you blaspheme it on this forum. Just because you'll never be as talented as Tommy there is no need for jealousy.

:D:D:D
 
Completely agree - the bok was very good though.
I slept through Ali would have left but some of my other frienRAB were enjoying it. Brokeback Mountain i turned off half way through as it was really bad and so so slow.
 
I was so disappointed when this film came out as I loved the book so much. A lot of the strange reality that the child sees due to his illness is so incredibly disturbing in the book and yet none of it appeared in the film. A complete waste of time.
 
Moulin Rouge
The English Patient - tedious pretentious tripe
Romeo and Juliet - with Leonardo de Caprio
Lady in the Water - my friend chose this for a girls' night but we asked that it be taken off after 10 mins as we couldn't stand it
The Village
The Avengers movie - really really bad.
Evita - my sister, a huge Madonna fan, inflicted this on me :cry:
Don't Look Now
 
I know I'm probably in the vast, vast minority here but I HATED There's Something About Mary..generally I don't find the Ben Stiller crowd remotely amusing.

And more recently, Captivity. It was an absolute farce.
 
Independance day has got to be amongst the closest Ive ever had to walking out of a cinema....

LoaRABa big star, no original plot, ATROCIOUS dialogue... just trotting out star after star with the most vulgar sentimental gung ho "Gawwwwwd Bless America!" patriotic vibe to it.

Seriously bad!:rolleyes::mad::mad:
 
Transformers Revenge Of The Fallen.

Really liked the first one and had high expectations about this movie. If I wasn't with a friend a would have walked out.
 
As soon as I saw this thread I remembered a film I have long since tried to forget.

Julie and the Cadillacs

I had to google it to get the full title, and it was interesting to see the reviews on the link below, who all in total agreement - and that even included someone who attended the premiere.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0211453/usercomments

If there's a prize to be won for this thread, I want to claim it!!
 
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