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This movie was so bad, it was the first ever where I...
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GodlessAstronomer
Lifer
It's an ok film, but of course you wouldn't know that after only 15 mins.
destrekor
Lifer
Turning a movie off after 15 minutes can easily live you with terrible impressions of otherwise good or even great movies. Some very enjoyable movies just have a slow or very boring beginning but can be necessary to build up to where they want to go.
Not saying 10,000 B.C. is a great movie. Never seen it... one day I will but it's far from a priority. I imagine it won't be great but will be something that I didn't feel was a waste of time. I'm easy to please when it comes to movies - give me something that can at least capture my attention or give my imagination some exercise and I'll walk away at least entertained.
Not saying 10,000 B.C. is a great movie. Never seen it... one day I will but it's far from a priority. I imagine it won't be great but will be something that I didn't feel was a waste of time. I'm easy to please when it comes to movies - give me something that can at least capture my attention or give my imagination some exercise and I'll walk away at least entertained.
Way of War was so bad, it has to be the first movie we shut off after 20-30 minutes. Thought it would be decent with Cuba Gooding Jr. Should have realized it was bad when I couldn't even find a review of it at RT or Yahoo Movies. Movies that go straight to DVD usually do it for a reason.
eplebnista
Lifer
Bad movie, but I managed to watch it all the way through. 😀
theprodigalrebel
Lifer
I did this recently with 'Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist'. Watched about 25=30 mins, cringing my way through. Turned it off. Then finished it a few days later out of curiosity. I guess I thought it might get better or I would at least get one or two memorable lines out of it.
Wow, what a waste. And I don't want to hear the 'maybe you weren't the target audience for this genre of movie' defense. I can handle any genre - serious drama, boobs and gorefest, chick flick, family-friendly, musical etc. but I simply can't fathom why someone would enjoy something like this. Or why someone would want to make something like this. Or why someone would think, "Great screenplay, greenlight, here's a few million."
Wow, what a waste. And I don't want to hear the 'maybe you weren't the target audience for this genre of movie' defense. I can handle any genre - serious drama, boobs and gorefest, chick flick, family-friendly, musical etc. but I simply can't fathom why someone would enjoy something like this. Or why someone would want to make something like this. Or why someone would think, "Great screenplay, greenlight, here's a few million."
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