Funnily enough, I saw the censored version of Kingsman the first time and I thought the joke flowed better. Ended on Merlin's confused-but-slightly-interested reaction face then closing the monitor. So the humour came what was being implied. Saw the uncensored one later, wasn't too bothered, not as funny but no complaints. I will admit it was a lot more in your face than the film normally is.
OT: More like "when I gave up to notion that this film was even gonna be great"; Pan. My dad apparently really loved it so I was giving it as much slack as I could. I ignored the bad accents on the nuns and the bloody checklist of EVERY SINGLE PROPHECY MOVIE cliches (no, seriously, the CinemaSins Dings were playing nonstop in my head) at the beginning and was almost hyped with the flying ship and spitfire dogfights. Then the pirates sang "Smells Like teen Spirit" a Capella.
I gave up the notion that this film might be GOOD when they introduced Hook. And then the pirates sang Blitzkrieg Bop. First time I ever gave up on a film and walked away.
A more recent example; The Fifth Wave. Went in with no expectations. Kinda predictable, adaptation of Young-adults novel about a group of kids overthrowing a group of much more powerful adults. Some really neat effects for the intro, Actors are utter shite, kinda loses steam at the end but overall it was a fun waste of time.
But the scene where they introduce the goth girl. She's introduced a team of military trained kids (YA novel remember), she goes on this winding spiel about how she's not like the other girls, how she's a hardass who doesn't take orders well and how she's not an object (while the other kids and the camera lingers on shots of her ass).
Then she says, with no prompting, that she only plays chess (because she's soooo smart. No, she's never shown playing it in the film) and ask if their is a board. Then one of the kids goes "Howabout Strip poker?" (Really?) so she decks him and says, and this is not a joke, "No sexist remarks".
Like I get what they were trying to do, establish her as a badass but the actors were so bad that it just felt like a badly written scene in a fanfic written by a 13 year old. (Which to be fair, it is a YA novel)