Movies you regret seeing

  • thecrow174
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    		 What are some movies that you regret seeing?
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  • jrs1991
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    		 Bruno, had to shut it off.
    Rest In Peace, Sunshine, 2002 - 7/21/2011. The best dog ever.
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  • DeliGuy
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    		 I saw 8mm with Nicholas Cage on USA so it was heavily edited, but I still felt really troubled over that movie and just thinking about it disturbs me.
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  • CleverHans
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    		 2 girls, 1 cup.
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  • princess of power
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    		 Two recent ones spring to mind:

    For Colored Girls-what a depressing, uninspired gloomy movie. Shame on you, Mr. Perry.
    Little Fockers-I got roped into seeing this because one of my friends was too chickenshit to see Black Swan.
    Garfield: "My car is so old, that it's insured against theft, flood, fire and dinosaur stampedes!"

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  • Mezase Master
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    		 Anything with Tom Cruise in it.
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    Movin` on up!! To the East side Blah blah Blah Movin on up Gaints lol.
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  • Wind Adept
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    		 K Pax, what a big waste of 7 dollars
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    		 Avatar. You know why.
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  • Riphard
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    		 Nightmare On Elm Street
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  • Dyzfunk7ional
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    		 Transformers 2
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  • Celeste
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    		 Jimmy Hollywood. I had trouble sitting through that one because it was the first and only Joe Pesi movie that really stunk up his career. :P
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  • American Jedi
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    		 "Class of 1999 II: The Substitute".....Without a doubt, one of the worst films in existence.

    Tragically, I can never unwatch it.
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  • princess of power
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    princess_of_power wrote:
    Two recent ones spring to mind:

    For Colored Girls-what a depressing, uninspired gloomy movie. Shame on you, Mr. Perry.
    Little Fockers-I got roped into seeing this because one of my friends was too chickenshit to see Black Swan.


    I'll add two more:

    Sucker Punch-it had loads of potential and a rather strong start but just ended up being a mess consisting of confusing fantasy/fight scenes, no-name villians and an unfulfilling ending.
    Just Go with It-although I was told ad nauseam that it was "really funny", it was merely chuckle-worthy, and only sporadically. I place this in Adam Sandler's "Miss" pile.
    Garfield: "My car is so old, that it's insured against theft, flood, fire and dinosaur stampedes!"

    Garfield: "The local bus transit is doing their part to help with the weight loss program: each year, they stop further and further away from the curb!
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  • vkimo
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    		 How can you regret seeing a movie? I mean, all it takes is renting it. :?

    However I do regret not seeing some movies in a theater, as opposed to watching at home.
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    		 i regret seeing arthur. the humor went from decent to dreadful, and the love story felt rushed
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  • NicoleML
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    		 Good Luck Chuck...I almost walked out of the shit, if my friend wasn't with me I would of.
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  • NeonBuddy
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    		 I have a saying about movies. The bad ones make the good ones seem even better. So, no, I don't regret seeing any movies.
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  • Otown407Soldier
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    		 Dinner for Schmucks, it was on HBO and I felt cheated lol.
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  • Shazbot
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    		 The Village.
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  • vkimo
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    vkimo wrote:
    How can you regret seeing a movie? I mean, all it takes is renting it. :?

    However I do regret not seeing some movies in a theater, as opposed to watching at home.


    I understood this thread all wrong, thanks people for letting me know. :oops:
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