Comments on: Movies you wish you’d never seen

By: Maya

Maya — Sun, 03 May 2009 03:26:00 +0000

No, wait, Willie Wonka. It was my greatest fear that I would bloat into a giant blue thing. No, seriously. It freaked me out.

By: Maya

Maya — Sun, 03 May 2009 03:24:00 +0000

Clockwork Orange. I had a surprising revelation: females like myself don’t enjoy watching rape. Plus I have an eye paranoia, and the the torture really freaked me out.
Requiem For A Dream. Great movie, depressing and frightening, though.
The Blair Witch Project. The ending managed to make my fear of the dark come back.

By: greenstrawberries

greenstrawberries — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 12:26:45 +0000

Well, Arachnophobia FREAKED me out when I was a kid (a friend showed it at her 8th birthday party, a slumber party no less). And all 3 Alien movies are just too gross for me to handle. (I tend to get images “stuck” in my head, which can be good and bad) Anyway, the absolute WORST movie EVER, is Little Mermaid 2. I really don’t feel one way or the other about the first one, but the second one is just ridiculously bad. My roommate and I rate all bad movies on the LM2 standard. (we live in China, so we can buy movies for 75 cents apiece, so we wind up buying a lot of weird movies just to see them)

By: SMC

SMC — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:19:09 +0000

My would say that Cabin Boy is the worst movie I’ve ever sat through. After watching it, my husband and I decided to tell my sister & her husband that it was the best movie ever. So they rented it & sat through the whole thing, thinking, “It’s GOT to get better!” They were afraid to bring it up afterwards, still thinking that we liked it. They got us back, though; by telling us what a great movie Mars Attacks was.

By: g.

g. — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 09:15:45 +0000

Hostel 2… I wanted to turn it off, but the guys I was watching it wanted to see if it would get better. It really, really didn’t. I felt physically ill after watching it. 2 hours of my life back pls.

And those childhood movies that scar you? Whilst my mum went to answer the phone, my older sister and I ended up watching the movie Four Rooms. I probably would’ve been around 8 years old. If anything scarred me for life, that would be it. What an insane movie :\

By: This Is Fun

This Is Fun — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 22:17:28 +0000

ANY movie with Parker Posey would be on my list. She’s like the kiss of death for me with movies. I won’t rent or go see a movie if I know she’s going to be in it.

For the record, the Robin Williams movie discussed above is ‘What Dreams May Come’. My wife would totally have that movie on her worst of list (including ‘Millenium Man’ and maybe ‘Patch Adams’ if we’re talking Robin Williams slash your wrists weepfests). I actually kind of liked the movie and didn’t, ultimately, find it sad. Go figure.

The only movie I ever walked out on at a movie theater was ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’. I don’t know if it was because I was 16 at the time (my parents dragged me to it) but I was so bored that I finally decided that I’d rather watch people play games in the arcade for an hour.

By: mikey

mikey — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 16:43:31 +0000

also, Irreversible is the most disturbing movie i’ve ever seen…and i’ve seen alot of so-called “disturbing” movies…
i won’t go into details…just trust me on this one.

By: mikey

mikey — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 16:39:00 +0000

Since my mother was such a Huge (with a capital H) Star Wars fan, i took her to see Star Wars III Revenge of the Sith on opening night…at the ending (which was laughably bad) she was so disappointed that she looked as if she were going to cry.
not only do i wish i’d never seen that movie, but i wish that it never existed.

also, Bewitched (feat. Will Ferrell) is quite possibly just as bad as Mano: Hands of Fate…

By: Kriti

Kriti — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 22:34:33 +0000

Without a doubt, the worst movie of all time has to be “Gangs of New York”! Bad plot, bad story, even worse acting! Daniel Day Lewis and Leo should be ashamed and embarrassed to have taken part in such a crappy movie! Ugh!

By: Ed Hands

Ed Hands — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 14:54:15 +0000

Natural Born Killers was an Excellent movie. It was the very essence of Nietchze’s uber-mensch. The best part about the whole thing was that there wasn’t a single redeeming quality in ANY of the characters in that movie, except for (when it got down to it) Mickey and Mallory. (They were at least honest about who and what they were…)

Oh, except for the shaman. He was decent. And they struggled with his death because of that.

That said, “Eye of the Beholder” (with Ashley Judd) was the biggest waste of time every. I want my 1:49 hours back…