List the movies that sucked the first time you saw it

[sandorski]

Adventures of Pluto Nash

Hated it the first time, now I love it.

 

[Quasmo]

I would have to say a movie with an opposite effect that I hate more and more as I watch it is It's a Wonderful Life. I hate that movie.

 

[theprodigalrebel]

Vanilla Sky

Almost everyone seems to hate that movie - but I went from "WTH did I just see?" to "OMG, this movie is amazing!" after a few repeat viewings. The whole concept of concocting an imaginary romance with a woman you barely know, where in your fantasy world, she is your savior and the Vanilla in your dreary skies...it really made sense to me at that point in time. I actually now refer to such shallow, mount-the-girl-on-a-pedestal 'romances' as the Sofia Serrano Complex. That, and I love the word Proximity Infatuation.

 

[KingGheedora]

Super Troopers, and Kung Pao.

 

[mundane]

Originally posted by: mugs
The Big Lebowski

 

[zylander]

Any movie that has a lot of subt comedy that you need to pay attention to see. Like Office Space, its not necessarily bad the first time, but the times after its great.

 

[DrPizza]

Again, I wonder why you'd re-watch a movie that you thought was horrible the first time. Sure, some movies are better the 2nd time, but why is there a second time when the first time is so bad?? Kung Pao is the type of movie that's hilarious the first time, for about 15 minutes, but I can't believe someone would actually watch the whole thing, let alone twice!

 

[tjmudder]

Casino Royale sucked for me the first time cause I was expecting your typical Bond Movie. I did some research about why it was made the way it was and that it was supposed to be a completely different Bond movie. I loved it the second time.

 

[dbk]

Originally posted by: KaChow
The Big Lebowski and The Fifth Element

Definitely. I just had to get used to Chris Tucker.

 

[neutralizer]

Super Troopers
Starship Troopers

 

[Compnewbie01]

Napolean Dynamite gets another vote...

 

[KLin]

didn't read the whole topic.

 

[TecHNooB]

The Aviator. I was unsatisfied by the ending and it seemed to drag on as I was watching it in theaters. But now I really enjoy it.

Imma have to rewatch Casino Royale. Did not get me going. Thought Goldeneye was better.

 

[Kirby64]

Ocean's 12.

I didn't piece it together the first time so I ended the movie basically saying 'WTF?'

Plus, it was confusing.

 

[Buck Armstrong]

The Unforgiven.

The first time, I expected a "Josey Wales" type movie and was disappointed. But the more I watch it, the more I appreciate the realism, the soundtrack, and the appropriateness of this being Clint's last Western.

 

[OutHouse]

Pulp Fiction.

 

[mwtgg]

Anchorman.

 

[RelaxTheMind]

Office space but only because I have been working in a much similar environment now. Cubicles and such...

 

[Fenixgoon]

dodgeball

 

[puffff]

Can't think of any.

If I thought a movie was bad, why would I see it a second time?

 

[everman]

I hardly ever watch good movies a second time, never a bad movie. I'll never understand why people buy movies and actually watch them several times, you already know what happens in detail.

 

[IAteYourMother]

Life Aquatic

 

[CTrain]

Dark City.
I fell asleep in the theatre and woke toward the end of the movie.
Thought it looked pretty interesting so I watched again a few times.
The premise behind that movie is awesome and not to mention Jenifer Connely.

 

[NatePo717]

Originally posted by: Montano

Originally posted by: monk3y
Definitely Napoleon Dynamite.

Couldn't sit through it the first time I saw it. Now I laugh my ass off when I watch it

QFT

 

[Madame X]

anchorman