Like others have said, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. I do find the movie growing on me but at first, I was facepalming the entire way through.
Movies you found were incredibly hard to watch
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Drag Me To Hell. That film just freaks me out!
Also, Irreversible. Anyone who's seen it... you know what I'm talking about.
Also, Irreversible. Anyone who's seen it... you know what I'm talking about.
Kung Fu Panda. I was all..."My brain are filled with fuck.". Only good thing in that entire movie was Ian McShane. And only because he is Ian McShane. He still sounded like he was simply reading a script, like everyone else.
Which doesn't make sense to be honest, considering the fact that there was no real twist, and the movie felt like it was holding my hand through all the 'complicated' bits.JochemDude said:
Irreversible, Saló and a few others that I cannot recall at the moment. Funny enough, both Saló and Irreversible are among my favourite movies of all time.
A Serbian Film, which seems to cause a lot of discussion on topics like these, wasn't in my mind "hard to watch". The movie was made solely to see how far mainstream cinema can go and that was it. The raping of the new born was utterly ridiculous and the few other tricks the movie had were all just as lame. Atleast Saló and Irreversible had a point in them.
A Serbian Film, which seems to cause a lot of discussion on topics like these, wasn't in my mind "hard to watch". The movie was made solely to see how far mainstream cinema can go and that was it. The raping of the new born was utterly ridiculous and the few other tricks the movie had were all just as lame. Atleast Saló and Irreversible had a point in them.
Yeh I never like Borat either. Like I get the whole its so stupid that it's funny thing but I just don't think it worked in that movie. But my go to worst movie of all time would have to be Killers with Ashton Kutcher, if I wasn't with people I would have walked during the movie, if only I had of asked them cause I found out after that they all hated it too : (KarlMonster said:
Twilight, watched half of it and felt like throwing up, never experienced something so horrible.
This is spot on. I struggled through a fair way into it before actually giving up. The last thing I remember was some rubbish about "3 levels! No one can do 3 levels!". Stopped, ejected, can't bear the thought of watching any more.JochemDude said:
Jimmybobjr said:
You see to be throwing "the worst movie I've ever seen" around a bit too much.Jimmybobjr said:
Also, there is absolutely no way to judge a movie after that little time.
I really can't remember the movie I had the most trouble watching so I'll just go with Australia. It just seemed so pointless. For some reason that little boy knew magic and it had five different points where it could have ended, but didn't. An incredibly long and tedious movie. Had I not been forced to watch it in school, I would just have walked out.
Inglorious Basterds.
i thought it was a comedy but...it wasnt.just boring ppl talking about boring stuff and theres 2 hours and 30 mins of that!well,brad pitt kinda makes up for it though
i thought it was a comedy but...it wasnt.just boring ppl talking about boring stuff and theres 2 hours and 30 mins of that!well,brad pitt kinda makes up for it though
I'm a fan of Monty Python, but I fucking hate fans of Monty Python. I will never be able to sit through another Monty Python film without it being absolutely destroyed by the amount of times it's been quoted out of context.
The show... is still watchable, because there's such a wealth of content, but the films mean nothing to me now.
The show... is still watchable, because there's such a wealth of content, but the films mean nothing to me now.
The first 2 Lord of the Rings movies:
Fell asleep 20 minutes into the opening of Fellowship and woke up somewhere around a giant flame monster falling down a chasm.
Stayed awake long enough to see some battles in Two Towers but those battle sequences dragged on way too long for me to care about what was happening.
When they came out on DVD I eventually saw them the whole way through. Still thought they were far too long and not interesting.
I tried my best to keep myself engaged with what was going on, but they honestly just bored me.
Liked the third one though.
Fell asleep 20 minutes into the opening of Fellowship and woke up somewhere around a giant flame monster falling down a chasm.
Stayed awake long enough to see some battles in Two Towers but those battle sequences dragged on way too long for me to care about what was happening.
When they came out on DVD I eventually saw them the whole way through. Still thought they were far too long and not interesting.
I tried my best to keep myself engaged with what was going on, but they honestly just bored me.
Liked the third one though.
Pursuit of Happiness because I just found it exceedingly tedious, Paranormal Activity because it was a massive letdown and Moon becuase I was expecting a clever movie about someone going mad in space and just recieved another 'corporations are evil and soulless' movie.
