Worst Film You've Seen At The Cinema

Evita.

Saw it due to it being my wife's turn to choose the film.

Luckily for the future of our marriage, she hated it too...
 
Worst film you have seen in a cinema either because the movie-going expierience was spoiled or you felt the film you saw was a great waste of money.

I've heared alot of people say Jeepers Creepers because nothing much happens in it.
Gossip, the film with all the stair scenes. Every other scene has someone walking/running up/down stairs.
Monsters Inc, probably the one film by Disney in which everyone who went to see it had their cinema expierience spoiled.
 
California Man.
The least amusing film I have ever had the misfortune to pay hard earned cash to see. The whole experience was made worse by sitting next to some giant retard who actually found the film laugh-out-loud funny. Moron.
 
Two of the worst films I have seen in the cinema came recently when I saw GoRABend, Eurotrip, Catwoman, Gothika and How to lose a guy in 10 days. All perfect examples of really bad film making!
 
Solaris just about done it for me fell a sleep half way threw, I thought it was going to be a good film being in space and all that and with George Clooney as well. I found the film never got started and the ending well need we say more , but saying that Signs starring Mel Gibson never had a decent ending either.
 
Midnight showing of The Exorcist at The Salford Keys in around 1988. Cinema was full of the rowdy post pub crowd. Half way through the bloke next to me decides to throw up all over his seat, the floor and my arm. Stank real bad. Set off a kind of chain reaction - all over the cinema people were retching. It was gross. Film was cool though
 
The Blair Witch Project.

I was screaming almost as much as the wench in the film was but only because I wanted to leave and the rest of them wanted to stay and see how it ended.


Yeti
 
For me, probably Solaris. I just couldn't stand it. Second maybe Hidalgo, as though Viggo was v. fit I had just got off a plane into france and was v. tired. Much of it was spoken in a diffferent lingo with french subtitles. :)





That rocks!
 
I have a friend who has a 'thing' about Robin Williams (it's okay, she's off the streets now and securly locked away), for some reason she managed to persuade me to go and see both 'Toy's and 'Patch Adams' with her. 'Toy's' I got to the end of, held in place by the sheer horror of what I was watching, 'Patch Adams' remains the only film I've walked out of (well, ran screaming to the nearest pub if the truth be told). Other than that, fell asleep during 'Being John Malcovich (sp)' which I expected to love, hated with a passion, also hated 'Unbreakable', found it boring, dull and a complete let down, I'd still like those hours of my life back if the Director's reading this :mad:
 
Been reminded of a few reading this thread: Unbreakable - terrible, Solaris - Zzzzzzzzz, Matrix Revolutions - pants and such a disapointment.

Attack of the Clones was truly terrible (much worse than The Phantom Menace), but at least that wasn't too long, unlike the first Lord of the Rings film. 3 hours is too long for any film, let alone one as boring as that.

By far the worst has to be AI. That really really sucked, and just when you thought it was nearly over there was a big insanely stupid twist at the end and another 20 minutes of tedium.
 
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