Ever watch a movie that was so bad you couldn't finish it?

[Populist_Prole]

Especially when said movie was supposed to be good?

Now I mostly despise big hollywood "blockbuster" type movies "everybody's talking about" and am mostly a fan of high quality "B" movies or idie stuff, but even then a lot of them kinda' sucked too.

Lots to list, and this does not include movies which I hate/hated but for some reason stuck through and saw the whole thing.

'Borat' -- I was deluged with people who told me I just HAD to see this because ( and I swear they ALL used these exact words ) was "just SO funny!". I thought maybe there was a metabolic imbalance that day depriving me of my normally fertile humor genes, but stupid, lame and tasteless doesn't even begin to describe it. If I could pile together all of whatever mirth that movie generated in the 1st hour I could stand it, it wouldn't have added up to a half-assed chuckle. Now I'm no prude. Another film that I really like that full of racy dialogue was the original 'Clerks'. Racy and even vulgar dialogue done witty.

'Once Upon a Time in America' -- After seeing and enjoying 'Goodfellas' and 'Casino' and the like, this one was recommended to me. I thought it incredibly cheesy and overwrought. Yeah, I'm supposed to appreciate it because it was made by supposed master Sergio Leone of spaghetti western fame. True to form this film had all his hallmarks: Cheesy dialogue, cloying and recurring corny-sounding musical scores, the liberal (over) use of annoying and distracting sound effects. Was a shame because there were a lot of good people in it's cast that could have made for a great film with better direction/production.

'The Valachi Papers' -- Maybe I was in a bad mood but I never seen such spectacularly sloppy attention to period correct details of the time of any movie I've ever seen...and it pissed me off. it seems a lot of movies from the early 70's had these faults, but none so brazenly insulting the audiences intelligence such as this.

'Malena' -- I felt I was supposed to really like this film, but it just didn't happen. Yeah she's voluptuous, and I did enjoy the vignettes of life in a Sicilian family, but the disjointed way it was made just annoyed me in a way I was surprised I couldn't tolerate.

'The Weight of Water' -- Was recommended to me by someone whose film tastes usually mirrored mine. So slow moving and ponderous that it holds the distinction of having the shortest run before I yanked the plug. I read reviews later and found I wasn't alone.

What are yours, if any? I hope I didn't offend anybody with my choices

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Death to Smoochy.

Stupid movie. Couldn't finish it.

Ishtar. It got horrible reviews but I thought it couldn't be all that bad. It was.

[madinmaryland]

29. I hated Death to Smoochy, also. Stupid!

[frogmarch]

2. Offhand I can’t think of

any movies on TV I’ve become bored or disgusted with and stopped watching them, but I always read the onscreen guide blurbs about them before I tune them in. I avoid movies whose blurbs have “drug kingpin” in them or “to hunt down the person who killed his or her partner/wife/husband/friend/parents/sister/ brother/family.” I don’t watch movies that I think will contain a lot of violence or excessive profanity, and if I think a movie will include the death of an animal, I won’t watch it either.

I loved The Weight of Water, but I can see why it wouldn’t appeal to everyone.

The movie had almost too much gore and violence for me, but by the time it appeared I was hooked on the movie, so I ewwwed my way through it.

[rucky]

3. Breaking the Waves & The Piano

[Lydia Leftcoast]

66. Hated "The Piano"

Plot holes you could shove a piano through, implausible characters and situations, insipid musical score.

[RebelOne]

74. It was totally depressing. I could not watch it to the end. n/t

[Yooperman]

4. "Master of Disguise"

Dana Carvey .... absolutely couldn't finish it... usually love his comedy but he certainly missed on this movie.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

83. Same here. I remember the trailers looked SO good and then, blegh.

[Yooperman]

86. Another that comes to mind... "Dune"

I remember the those previews... I said the same thing..but I still waited till it came out for rent.

Dune was long ..and long... and long and boring. I suffered through it in the theater...mostly hoping it would someone get better.... but it never did.

[Doc Holliday]

104. Dune on the big screen

was such a letdown for me...."having read the book", as they say.

[av8rdave]

5. Casablanca, Message in a Bottle, Waterworld

[trof]

7. Casablanca? Seriously?

DUDE!
It's a classic.
You need to rethink your position on this.

[av8rdave]

14. Hey...I've tried. I have never been able to stay awake through that dog...

Shallow character development. Never could really get interested in any of the characters or what happened to them. Bogart overacted and seemed very, well, hammy to me.

I know, I know...to each his own. That movie just never really worked for me.

[MGKrebs]

57. I take movies like that almost like cartoons. They are supposed to be

over the top. The modern equivalent is stuff like the Clint Eastwood movies or the Schwarzenegger movies where they always have a gotcha line, like "go ahead, make my day". Casablanca is one scene after another with classic lines and scenes like that.
That scene when she is at the fabric merchant after they quarreled the night before is hilarious.
(paraphrased)
Merchant (to Ilsa): Only 1500 francs!
(Rick approaches)
Merchant: For friends of Rick, only 700 Francs!
Rick: Last night we said a lot of things.
Merchant: For SPECIAL friends of Rick, 350 Francs!

[EvolveOrConvolve]

6. Pearl Harbor was a real stinker

I couldn't stand watching it all the way through.

[Populist_Prole]

20. The worst movie ever IMO, but I got through it with much use of the FF button

You know what really blew my mind? Was that those that liked it...I mean raved about how much they loved it, did so for the same reasons, the very same, that I hated it....particularly the corniest jingoistic moments. The one with an angry FDR standing up was the queen mother of them. Talk about "same planet - different worlds"!

[jberryhill]

61. OMG, I was cheering for the Japanese by the time they showed up

[Initech]

115. ...

[trof]

8. I walked out of "High Anxiety" in a theater.

About half way through.
I generally like Mel Brooks' movies, but that one sucked, big time.

[Terra Alta]

9. I Heart Huckabees

It got pretty good reviews apparently, but it made absolutely no sense to me. I only got about halfway through it.

[Quantess]

110. I Heart Huckabees was a total stinker.

I guess they were trying to get metaphysical or try to get quantum physics into it, or something (which I am interested in), but it sucked a bag of big ones. I got through 20 minutes.

[Adsos Letter]

10. "Gods and Generals"

[charlie and algernon]

54. I should've realized that movie was going to be boring when the book itself was boring as hell

Someone should've told the director that pages-long, boring monologues in a book do NOT translate well to the screen.

But what I most hate about Gods and Generals is that is killed any chances of seeing a movie on the last, bloody battles of the war.

HOPEFULLY, Speilberg's "Lincoln" movie that is coming out will actually be good and we can FINALLY get a decent movie on the battles of 1865.

[Adsos Letter]

90. I agree, especially about the monologues.

There was way too much that was ham-handed in that movie. The scene with the Irish regiments facing each other at the stone wall on Marye's Heights made me cringe (I'm cringing just thinking about it).

I would really like to see Spielberg do a movie on Grant's Overland Campaign of 1864. I think it has all of the elements:

1. Personal drama on the Union side (the conflicts between Grant, Meade, Sheridan, and Warren)
2. The serious hardships of soldier life during our civil war
3. The politics around the killing (thinking here of the role that the upcoming presidential election of 1864 played in the thinking of Lincoln, Grant, and Lee; and, of Emory Upton's willingness to spend his soldiers' lives at Spotsylvania Courthouse in order to gain promotion).
4. The whole change in the nature of the war with the introduction of Grant's overall strategy, and the increasing use of serious entrenchment.

To me that series of battles in May and June of 1864 encapsulate a lot of the nature of the war that is often unrecognized by many Americans; although, it would probably have to be a good 3 hours long.

[dixiegrrrrl]

11. I so agree with you on Borat.

And Woody Allen's "Everyone Says I love You...."
I was actually embarrassed for Edward Norton, who, at one time, I thought was a an exceptional actor.

[TreasonousBastard]

12. I walked out of "The Bride"...

and still can't believe it was that bad.

Couldn't finish "Zombie Strippers," either. Knew it gonna be bad, but never guessed it could be THAT bad.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

13. We like to watch bad movies just because they are so awesomely bad.

If it didn't have such trainwreck qualities, I would have turned Time Bandits, but it was so amazingly horrible, I just couldn't do it.
Then there is any horror movie on Chiller. We've seen so many bad horror doozies it's kind of a thing at this point.

[hunter]

36. Time Bandits... I don't know if it's amazingly horrible, but yeah...

...once there, I didn't leave.

[rug]

15. Pineapple Express

[Initech]

17. It did have one good line at the very end of the movie, but that was about it.

"You just got killed by a Daewoo Lanos, motherfucker!"

[SaintPete]

21. sacrilage

that movie was AWESOME

Though, the first time through, I do remember that I found it unfunny.

Hmmm...try watching it stoned.

That should help. Worked for me.

[Initech]

16. Anger Management

I was given a copy of the DVD for my birthday a few years back, I normally like Jack Nicholson (especially as the die-hard Lakers fan I am), but I really don't know what the hell they were thinking with this one. It was so bad I couldn't watch it.

[boston bean]

18. yep, joe and the volcano

[UnrepentantLiberal]

19. Joe Versus the Volcano.

Knocked Up.

More if I think of them.

[SaintPete]

22. OMG your sense of humor stopped breathing

someone call a freaking ambulance!

[BlancheSplanchnik]

25. oh god, yes...I HATED Knocked Up!!!

Soooo fucking sexist!

I saw it shown in a class I was interpreting, so I couldn't say anything that was on my mind. I was sooo disappointed---the female students were angry or laughed nervously, but couldn't articulate what was bothering them. A few frat boy types laughed uproariously and shouted down anyone who tried to criticize. The guys who didn't fit that mold laughed along, in order to fit in.

Worst of all, the Professor didn't open discussion, discuss and identify the reactions nor analyze the messages. That reallllllly infuriated me.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

27. No way would she be with that loser.

I can't stand There's Something About Mary low brow "humor".

[BlancheSplanchnik]

30. right! She was a successful professional

but she was presented as an unfulfilled rich bizatch, with unfulfilled, ugly snotty superficial rich bizatch friends.

All women in the film, including her mother and even a female gynecologist were presented as incredibly detestable. (geeeeeeeee, that couldn't be a reflection of attitudes about women.....must be a mistake! Writers/directors/producers never try to purposely control the audience's emotional response to the characters. No never. )

All other women in the film were basically extras. As the one female star, she is a completely unsympathetic character, UNTIL she realizes her true purpose---to end her personal aspirations, drop all vestiges of herself as an interesting individual, and become the appendage of this jerk and bear the dumb ass sleaze bag's child.

Only then does she become likeable and fulfilled.

Excuse me while I fucking PUKE!!!!!! Fuck you, Rogen.

[Doc Holliday]

105. My biggest problem with "Knocked Up"

was that I thought it was simply unbelievable that a mega-hottie like Katherine Heigl (who figures prominently on my personal Celebrity List) would do a one-nighter with Seth Rogan... even with alcohol involved.

[Chan790]

77. I couldn't watch Knocked Up either.

Generally, I don't think Judd Apatow's movies are all that funny...but that one was just terrible. I generally will finish any movie I start, I even managed to sit through 54 on a date in college but I could not get even 40 minutes into Knocked Up.

[Canis Mala]

23. Human Centepede

After the dog pictures, I turned it off.

[XemaSab]

24. I wanted to walk out of Inception

God that film sucked.

[pink-o]

72. + 1, Xema!!!

When that bus took forever to fall from the bridge, I just wanted to go up to the screen and push it in the water.

Also, there is NOTHING worse than lazy writing, and this movie had it in spades. When they all fall to the floor, defeated over some obscure solution that didn't work, and they're ready to throw in the towel--when SUDDENLY Ellen Page jumps to her feet and cries out: "Wait! We haven't tried _________ yet!" and they all jump up and are re-energized and OF COURSE it works.

Whatever "it" was: I could never figure out what they were doing. Only that I sat thru until the end like an idiot--and with how much the movie obsfucated, the ending was TOTALLY predictable. Yawners!!!!

[XemaSab]

76. Also, whoever wrote this has really boring dreams

Last night I dreamed that I was doing a sea watch with this group of people, then we went to a restaurant run by the three DU admins that served only hard-boiled eggs with various condiments. All the tables were round and they only sat FOUR people to a table even though the tables could have fit more people.

Yes, this dream wasn't the most exciting dream ever, but it still had a certain WTF factor that Inception lacked.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

26. Ohhhh darn....there were a few that my ex and I rented, but I can't remember the names.

DARN!!!

We laughed our asses off. Not at the MOVIES, but at our reactions to them!! Usually we would sit through whatever it was, no matter what, but there was one that we finally did say, "pack it in"!

Can't remember a single title, though. Guess this was completely unhelpful of me.

[kimi]

28. The very first "Batman"

I'd heard it was so goooood, my now ex-husband had as well. I'd driven 400-some miles to visit him at Sheppard AFB in Texas where he was at officer training school, and to get out of the heat (it's pretty damn hot in Wichita Falls in August) we went to this dog of a movie. Well, I hated it, but didn't want to walk out cause I thought that HE liked it; he hated it but didn't want to leave cause he thought that I liked it. What a waste of an afternoon.

[kentauros]

31. "Pulp Fucktion" comes to mind...

Also, an anti-drug "movie" called "The Weird World of LSD".

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

32. The animated movie "Doogle". Really bad, and Jon Stewart did one of the voices!

There are a number of candidates where I stuck around but it was a near thing:

Excorcist 4 (it's so bad it's kind of funny though)
the fourth Scary Movie film

[digonswine]

33. My wife walked out on "Unforgiven"-

granted--she was not with me at the time. For the record-Unforgiven is in my top five BEST films I've seen.

[mysuzuki2]

34. Gone With the Wind.

horrible, horrible, horrible! On the other hand, I loved Mars Attacks! That may say something about my taste in movies.

[WCGreen]

37. Yep...

Sure didn't live up to the hype...

She was so much better as Cleopatra and going crazy on the Streetcar...

[UnrepentantLiberal]

40. Wasn't Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra?

[sarge43]

51. Caesar and Cleopatra (1945) with Claude Rains

Based on George Bernard Shaw's play

[Ilsa]

35. I can't remember the names of the ones

I hated and turned off the DVD player. I wanted to walk out of Freejack, mostly because it was so loud, but I had a date.

[Duer 157099]

38. Once Upon a Time in America

is one of my all-time favorite films.

You might want to give it another try.

[mrmpa]

39. Vanilla Sky

walked out of the theater. Friend had the DVD, watched it & still hated it.

[Archae]

41. Watchmen.

It was so damn !!!

And stupid.

[laconicsax]

42. Scarface

I'd seen the ending, and everyone talks about it in glowing terms, so I figured why not actually sit down and watch the whole thing...

I made it less than an hour before I was bored witless and turned it off.

Gone With the Wind is another notable film I've shut off before it was over.

[quakerboy]

45. Gone with the wind

Worthy of its own mention.

I would rank it as the absolute worst of the classic movies, maybe of all the movies.

My honorable mention goes to the musical 7 brides for 7 brothers.

[Chan790]

79. absolute worst of the classic movies?

Nothing is even in the same ZIP Code as Casablanca.

[quakerboy]

85. Gone with the Wind was easily 1000% worse

than Casablanca. Easily and hands down, no question about it.

[LeftishBrit]

118. I liked 'Casablanca' but couldn't stand 'Gone With the Wind'

[JonLP24]

48. That movie was so unintentionally funny to me

I loved that movie for different reasons than most people that enjoy that movie do.

[Tabasco_Dave]

43. Titanic

[murielm99]

44. Those Blade movies with Wesley Snipes.

My son felt the same way. We simply could not watch.

Bo-rinnnng!

[Lil Missy]

46. The Hills Have Eyes

[ldf]

111. but have you seen "The Hills have Thighs"?

stumbled across it on a cable channel late one night....

and, yes, it was bad. at least the approximate 5 minutes i watched. two women and one man (of course). it is amazing how they can make a porno movie that shows no dick.

[Art_from_Ark]

47. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

Night of the Lepus (about giant killer rabbits)
Saturday the Fourteenth

[kaitcat]

49. Two come to mind.

Leaving Las Vegas and Ishtar.

[Tripod]

50. Ghost Rider.

And there is another version coming out. And what the hell happened with Nicholas' face. Maybe he shouldn't ride that burning motorcycle any more, it reached his face.

[RushIsRot]

52. If you thought Borat was bad, wait until you get a look at Bruno.

I couldn't stand the first five minutes of it.

[Wait Wut]

53. Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter

It was a complete WTF movie. An old bf had gotten a hold of my Netflix queue and I didn't catch it. He paid dearly.

[Chan790]

80. I would want to see that.

Hell, I might want to own it and hang the movie poster on my wall as framed art.

[MorningGlow]

55. Hardly any

I soldier on through most of them, even ones I rent or come across on TV.

I did turn off Dancer in the Dark.

I WISH I had turned off Moulin Rouge. It was PPV and I figured I had already paid for it--might as well just sit there, maybe it'd get better. I ended up wishing I had my $3.99 and those two hours of my life back.

[kentauros]

60. Then may I introduce you to the following site:

Public Domain Torrents
Movies that made History...Sort of...

So, if you waste any time, it will be free time and only yourself to blame for bothering to download and watch any of these "gems"

[MorningGlow]

64. LOL where do you FIND these sites?! :) n/t

[kentauros]

65. I've known about this one for years.

It used to not be a torrent site, but direct download. I guess teh bandwidth started hurting after a while. The only problem is that if no one else is seeding your choice, then you can't get it. However, sometimes they are available on YouTube, such as this gem I'm about to watch:

Unknown Satellite over Tokyo (Warning from Space)

&feature=watch-now-button&wide=1


You just have to put up with commercials. Look at their links for Top Seeders and Leechers, too

[ScreamingMeemie]

56. "Pulp Fiction"

I agree on "Borat".

[kentauros]

62. I usually like to tell the "fans" of Pulp Fuction

that I only managed to make it 26 minutes into it before I shut it off. They usually don't understand why I would, even after attempting to explain myself. There are a lot of zealots for that 'film'...

[Tripod]

108. What is a zealots? I expect that is me?

[kentauros]

114. Well, I suppose if there is only ONE zealot of that 'film'

then yes, that is you

However, I have met far too many people that fall into the category of "zealot" with regards to this 'film' being their number-one-of-all-time-forever-and-no-others-even-approach-in-quality-of-story favorite, so the plural is correct

[bigwillq]

95. Pulp Fiction AND Borat?

Why are we friends again?!?!?

[Iggo]

58. The Town.

[MGKrebs]

59. Trigger Effect.

Fled.
Also, as mentioned above, Pearl Harbor.

[ceile]

63. Watchmen, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call NOLA are the only ones I can recall for sure.

I like comic book movies, but the Watchmen was a bit boring. The Bad Lieutenant was Nicolas Cage at his overacting best (worst).

[seabeyond]

67. annie hall. i dont know why i disliked it so. half hour tops and i was walking out.

havent watched another of his movies since. and it got such raves. only movie i can remember walking out of. there have been videos i stopped watching.

[LanternWaste]

68. The Matrix and Battlefield Earth.

The Matrix and Battlefield Earth.

Better stories told by Dr. Seuss, better visuals found in Berenstein Bears.

Utter crap-- both of 'em. Absolute waste of time.

[MGKrebs]

81. Awww, I liked Battlefield Earth.

It does have one MAJOR flaw though: A big, bad, mean, alien monster with John Travolta's whiny little voice.

[PVnRT]

69. 300 and Stepbrothers

[Lydia Leftcoast]

70. "Punch Drunk Love"

A fantasy for frat boys: You can be an obnoxious, inconsiderate, self-absorbed, oblivious, stupid jerk who is alternately stalker-like and callous, and a sweet, pretty young woman will still love you.

[HughBeaumont]

71. "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"

Having never tried drugs (which I'm assuming is part of the premise of that meandering and pointless mess), I guess I'm not part of "The Club".

[gratuitous]

73. Coudn't finish? I'm one of those "contract" movie consumers

If I start a movie, I feel like I have to finish it. Some I wish I hadn't:

1. The Two Jakes. "Chinatown" didn't need a sequel.
2. Kill Bill, any part.
3. Star Wars Episodes 1 and 2. Episode 3 barely makes it.
4. The Others. Still paying Mrs. gratuitous back for dragging her to see that one.
5. A.I. Forget waterboarding. Just start showing this stinker, and your prisoner will confess to anything.

[RebelOne]

75. Yes, #4 was a total bore.

I rented it and fell asleep halfway through.

[TheCentepedeShoes]

98. I liked The Others

But then. I saw it on TNT or something so no outlay
We have not been to a movie house since Titanic, and then just because everyone seemed to be going
And I am rather picky about what I rent or call up on Dish

[TorchTheWitch]

78. Pulp Fiction

HATED it. I don't think I ever got passed the first 20 minutes.

[RZM]

82. '300.' I had a feeling it was going to be bad and I was not disappointed

God that movie sucked.

[DryHump]

84. Howard's End

Had to walk out of the theater

[Bonobo]

87. I distinctly remember walking out of Moulin Rouge.

[bluesbassman]

88. Andy Warhol's Frankenstein. Only movie I ever walked out on.

Never felt compelled to try to watch it again.

[HeiressofBickworth]

89. There was one

I needed to repeatedly stab a dinner fork in my thigh to stay awake. Don't remember the name at this moment but it was a Merchant Ivory film.

[opiate69]

91. "Coffee and Cigarettes"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379217/

Mind-numbingly boring, "hipster" trash.

[PassingFair]

92. I got up and walked out of Fellini's Casanova. Horrible.

I WOULD have walked out of "Druids", but I rented it.

The. Most. Unwatchable. Movie. Ever.
SO bad.

http://www.somethingawful.com/d/movie-reviews/druids.php?page=1

[ZenLefty]

93. Hobo with a Shotgun

I knew it was going to be awful, and I was even in the mood for an awful movie. But I just couldn't get into it for some reason.

[geardaddy]

94. Tree of Life

Just couldn't get past the first 30 minutes of no plot.

[deucemagnet]

96. I don't think so,

but then again, I can sit through Russian science fiction flicks, so everything else is a walk in the park.

Stalker
Kin Dza Dza
Solaris

Yep, I saw them all beginning to end.

[Populist_Prole]

97. Solaris was kinda' dull, but I sat through the whole thing

I'm a fan of Russian films, especially pre-USSR break-up. I liked the insight, and it was interesting to see their take on "the future" circa 1972.

[deucemagnet]

99. You might like both Stalker and Kin Dza Dza.

Stalker is long and extremely slow, but beautifully shot and poetic. Kin Dza Dza is also rather long (Russians!) but is goofier and more satirical. You won't find an English version of Kin Dza Dza on DVD, but there are subtitled versions available to stream over the web.

[MiddleFingerMom]

100. Though I LOVE "Key Largo", "Casablanca", and (mmmmm, young Lauren Bacall) "To Have and Have Not"...

.
.
.
... I have tried more than half-a-dozen times to watch "The Maltese Falcon" and
have been literally bored into slumber each time.
.
.
.
Much like my attempts to read Shakespeare. I've tried and tried again, but have
never enjoyed nor "gotten" him (except for the exceptional quotes given by
Steve Martin in "L.A. Story" -- perhaps his greatest film).
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.
.

[SaintPete]

102. Try Kenneth Branagh's "Much Ado About Nothing"

Its very accessible.

[Enrique]

101. Somethings Gotta Give

a romantic comedy thats somewhere near ten hours long, in something like 10 acts. It kept going on and on for no reason. The title turned out to be right for us.

[SaintPete]

103. Many great movies getting trashed here

This is an interesting thread.

I think that a list of movies we hate might tell more about how we perceive ourselves than any list of movies we liked.

[Doc Holliday]

106. Natural Born Killers

Why, I don't know. It was like a train wreck for me...couldn't stand it, couldn't look away. Normally, I'm a huge Oliver Stone fan, but I thought he really jumped the shark with that one.

Agree on Star Wars Episodes 1 and 2. I wouldn't have made it through 2 if not for Samuel L. Jackson.

Solaris-- the George Clooney remake. I fell out twenty minutes in. Even the lovely Natasha McElhone couldn't keep me awake....and that's something I never thought I'd say.

Titanic. Three hours of my life, lost forever...and I don't care how many Oscars it was nominated for.

The Return of Bruno. Bruce Willis? Fine. Bruce Willis singing? Not so much.

Casino. Gods, what's not to like? Scorcese, DeNiro, Pesci, Sharon Stone, all-star supporting cast, awesome soundtrack? There must be something wrong with me...I just didn't like it. Thought it was overdone, and for some reason the word "turgid" comes to mind.

[AsahinaKimi]

107. Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo ( Rob Schneider)

Turned it off half way though it... worst thing I have ever saw.

[Behind the Aegis]

109. Fargo.

I didn't speak to my boyfriend for three days following (he said it was a "must see," guess what he didn't see for three days!?).

[tjwash]

112. Top Gun...a macho barf-fest; although trying to pass off American F-5 fighters as Migs was cute.

I'll never forgive them for that launching Tom Cruise's career as a big name star thing.

My sister played and rewound that volleyball scene so much, it actually stopped working on the tape.

[mackattack]

113. I walked out of

the movie Bounce. Man was that thing bad. Only time ive ever done that.

[Spacemom]

116. House Sitter

Steve Martin and I think Goldie Hawn. My husband and I were dating at the time. We got up and left the theatre. Truly horrible.

[LeftishBrit]

117. Not so many, as I tend to be pretty fussy about what I watch in the first place; BUT

the one that really springs to mind is 'Hannah and Her Sisters'. It really depressed me - if I'm going to cry over a film, I'd rather it was one that was intended to be a tragedy!

I really liked 'Solaris' and 'Stalker', by the way!