American Psycho 2. I'm supposed to believe Jackie from That 70's Show is a cold blooded killer? Sure, and I'm the Lindburgh baby. She just cant do serious roles.
Movies you found were incredibly hard to watch
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It wasnt hard to sit thorough, it was just Horrible. Its the worst movie ive ever seen, but not the most painful to watch. Im sad they screwed up, but thats all. It didnt cause exteme boredom, didnt cause me to want to leave the cinema, it just... sucked. Thats it.42 said:
Each to their own I guess, but me and a couple other friends fucking loved that film. It's basically a live-action cartoon for adults.Vausch said:
And to be fair, the movie was a breath of fresh air for some people. Because I don't know about you, but I can get easily bored of straight white American serious action men pulling heists and double crossings and swinging on ropes and doing other re-hashed bullshit from the past 20 years. Don't get me wrong, sometimes these films are good for easy, simple amusement and a lads night in and such, but I felt that the writer/directors of crank genuinely put some thought into it. Alps, Godzilla fight.
OT: Watching Erasherhead was quite difficult considering it's disturbing nature, but in the end I felt a better person having seen it.
Jesus Camp
I get filled with rage watching that shit.
The Door In the Floor
I went with my wife and her mom to see that in the theater and almost ran full speed into the handrail so I would fall twenty feet directly onto my head just to make it end.
Hobo With a Shotgun
Just because it was intentionally shitty and pulled off badly, and my friends wouldn't shut the hell up about it because they don't know the difference between GOOD intentional crap and just CRAP intentional crap.
Those are the ones I can think of right now. I might be back with more.
I get filled with rage watching that shit.
The Door In the Floor
I went with my wife and her mom to see that in the theater and almost ran full speed into the handrail so I would fall twenty feet directly onto my head just to make it end.
Hobo With a Shotgun
Just because it was intentionally shitty and pulled off badly, and my friends wouldn't shut the hell up about it because they don't know the difference between GOOD intentional crap and just CRAP intentional crap.
Those are the ones I can think of right now. I might be back with more.
That film is amazingJust_A_Glitch said:
Never before has a movie emotionally destroyed quite like Moon did. I've never cried during a film, until Moon.
I can't watch it again. I own it. I loved it. I look at the case every now and then, wondering to myself, "is today the day I watch it again?". I don't think that day will ever come though. I just can't.
I have to see Source Code, also by this guy
OT: Prince of Persia, and Scary Movie 4. Both were horrendously bad, and I bet I can find more
Well, I didn't find it hard to watch, but when I got through The Boondocks Saints I just sat there thinking "Well, there goes 2 hours of my life I'm never going to see again." Literally, the best thing that stands out in my mind from it is the song that plays over the credits (not because it meant the movie was over, but cos I like that song).
Metal Gear Solid 4 . . . .what do you mean its not a film?
fine in that case anything with Jack Black in it.
fine in that case anything with Jack Black in it.
Not counting films that I didn't finish watching because I didn't enjoy them or they were just plain bad the film that I found hardest to watch so far has been Martys. It's an excellent movie but the treatment of the main characters and what happens to them makes the film very hard to watch indeed.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. When I watched Transformers G1 when I was a little girl, I was hoping to see Optimus and Megatron fight, or the Dinobots fight, or anyone fight. I didn't watch hoping to see Spike going to school, hanging out with Carly, or decide for some stupid ass reason that he didn't want to be friends with a sweet Camaro or giant robots from space.
Hellraiser: Hellworld. It was fucking AWWWWWWWWWWFUUUUUUUUUUUL for about 4/5ths of the movie, but I'm glad I stuck with it because the ending was fucking AWWWWWWWWWWSOOOOOOOOOOME!
Audition - All the way through the movie you know something very, very bad is coming, and at the end... it does. Just goes to show that Miike Takashi can be subtle if he wants to be.
What About Bob - I guess the unbearableness is part of it's apeal, but still...
Blade Runner - One of the most amazing looking movies ever made, but God, is it fucking boring.
What About Bob - I guess the unbearableness is part of it's apeal, but still...
Blade Runner - One of the most amazing looking movies ever made, but God, is it fucking boring.
i would have to say Twilight New Moon (Friend invited me to see it along with others for birthday) and Vantage Point. Twilight was just painful to watch cause of the acting, ridiculous premise and just unlikable characters. As for Vantage Point..... repetitive, repetitive, repetitive. *rolls eyes around like mad*