Cygnet74

Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow
Man on Fire
Blue Car
Human Traffic
Napoleon Dynamite
Ray

Max Bottomtime

What were you expecting?
I saw it opening night and there was a woman behind me that only came to see it because her husband loved the show. She said it certainly wasn't Disney.

naitram

Episode 2 - just can't get through it again on DVD.

Also recently I couldn't finish I, Robot. Thank God I only rented it though.

kornboy

WHAT? Thats A GREAT Movie! You just gotta be in the mood, lol

thecrowe

I heart huckalbees and Beloved. I've tried watching Beloved a few times and never seem to make it past the first hour.

Emma311

Years ago when this movie came out I had read about it in Fangoria & had to rent it. My sister & I really enjoyed it. I think because it reminded us of all of the horrible horror movies that we filmed on the family video camera back when I was in Jr. High. A couple of weeks later when they put it out, my sister bought the ex-rental vhs from Hollywood Video. I didn't like it enough to buy it, but I guess it was goofy enough to keep me interested. I didn't like the ending though. Anyone who's seen it probably knows why.

vaporware

Johnson Family Vacation

Emma311

I couldn't make it through any of the following rentals. They just didn't interest me enough.

Solaris
Mostly Martha
Barb Wire
Camp
Ocean's Twelve

Solaris was so boring, the Clooney nudity was appreciated though. I kept waiting for something to happen in Mostly Martha, but nothing did. So about an hour in I quit watching. Yes, I know that everyone said that Barb Wire sucked, but I thought it might be "so bad it's good fun". It wasn't. I didn't like any of the musical numbers in Camp & I didn't think the characters were that interesting, so I quit about 40 minutes in. My sister & I bought some bootleg dvds off the street when she was visiting me a few months ago. One of them was Ocean's Twelve. We kept watching it for like an hour, but it was so uninteresting we just went to sleep. Well she fell asleep while it was on. So I turned it off. I can't really think of anything else right now. Usually I finish most movies even if I don't like them, because I did pay to rent them. But these were the exceptions.

hogfat

Thirteen

I think I've attempted to watch the movie about three times. The longest I could stand it must have been about 12 or 13 minutes.

Lark

Dogville.

MovieMaster11

The Good Girl: I turned it off after 15 minutes because it was too slow for me.

dmpre99

if i didnt pay 10 bucks for alexander i would have walked out on it

D-Ball

None. Even if it's a bad movie, I'll still watch it all the way through. I figure if I haven't seen the whole the movie, then I have no right to complain about it.

demonio

Blade Runner

Daniel L

The Fog

Bought the $10 MGM disc, tried to finish it twice, each viewing several months apart. Just couldn't do it. I own a few John Carpenter movies, but truthfully, I don't think he's a great director. I love horror / sci-fi / B-movies, but his have never really been among my favorites. However, while I can still be entertained by Vampires, Escape From New York or The Thing, this movie was just painful.

NatrlBornThrllr

Seconded. Way back in middle school, I walked out of "What Dreams May Come." I recently gave it another shot, and my tastes have changed since I was 13-14. Aside from that one instance, though...I do my best to sit through every film in it's entirety. Otherwise, I feel like my criticisms will have no merit. It'd be like Roger Ebert saying, "I was going to watch The Godfather...but I turned it off after 15 minutes. That wedding scene was just so LONG that I found it rather tedious! Thumbs down."

Don't get me wrong, I'm sure there have been movies I've watched 20-30 minutes of on HBO or Comedy Central or something and haven't finished...but it's always because I've got something else to get around to (or because I've already seen/own the film and I get distracted by another show during commercials).

-JP

NestoJR

Ray ??? with Jamie Foxx ? at what point did you choose to stop ? just curious....

matome

Celtic Pride

sracer

Spoken by someone who has obviously not seen THE DEAD HATE THE LIVING

Timsterino

I agree. What I read what DVD King wrote I said "WHAT?". But then I realize to each his/her own. When I saw this movie in the theaters I never laughed my ass off so much. Still when I pop that DVD in, I get such a laugh. Love it.

Tim :-)

Timsterino

I agree. I actually dozed off in the theater, something I almost never do. Boring. I would also like to add "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Battlefield Earth". Two huge clunkers. I think "Eyes Wide Shut" is one of the most critically over-rated movies ever, Kubrik or no Kubrik.

tommyp007

Van Helsing. Got about an hour in and was so bored I found myself reading a magazine. Just turned it off and haven't felt the need to continue.

neilo13

I have never bought something and never finished it. I have walked out on a movie once. It was the 90's Romeo & Juliet. I walked out after about a half hour, it was so terrible (it probably doesn't help that I don't like Shakespeare).

sureAV421

magnolia

Sondheim

"Solaris" with George Clooney. I found it to be incredibly boring, and turned it off after about forty-five minutes.

Oddly enough I love the Tarkovsky version.