Topic: Movies you didn't finish

Get Smart- boring
Howard the Duck- stupid
Swiss Family Robinson- boring
Street Fighter- I painfully forced myself through 50 minutes before I quit
Speed Racer- On Demand glitch, then it expired before I could finish it. It was boring, though; thank god it was free.
Speed Racer (animated)- an over-extended episode of the original series
Robocop- after 30 minutes of the F-word, I quit
The Corpse Bride- it's like the Nightmare Before Christmas, but without the Christmas

Bram Stoker's Dracula. Zzz...

The film version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas - I got to the point where Jim Carrey started to 'talk' with his butt, and gave up in disgust.

Never been able to get into any of the James Bond films. Ever. And think I've only watched like 1 and a half of the Star Wars films. That '1' being Phantom Menace, and then only because I thought it'd be rude to leave the cinema to find something more interesting to do (I was with friends). The half being Episode 4 which I couldn't be bothered watching after an hour.

And also what Victoria said. I normally like Carrey films too, but Grinch was painful

Mary Shelly's Frankenstein- not what I expected

Then you'll LOVE Pet Detective. I think that's the movie that started that whole "phenomenon". (unless he did it on the tv show In Living Color)

I cannot remember leaving a film in the cinema, but wife and I did switch off The English Patient, partially because the tape was glitching (events like this helped make selling the idea of buying a 2nd gen DVD player incredibly easy even though they were going for US$500 at the time) and partially because we really didn't care.

I did want to walk out on "Drop Dead Fred" and Peter Berg's big screen directorial debut "Very Bad Things" but I was with a group of friends on each occasion. The first film was just insultingly stupid and the second one actually offended me.

Pride and Prejudice - I've never actually seen the whole thing in one sitting. I think I've probably seen the entire thing by now, though.
Oh, and I paused Jurassic park halfway through so I could read a summary and know what to expect. I hate suspense stories. [though, I did quite enjoy the movie. Steven Spielberg did a great job]

It'd be easier for me to tell you the movies I did finish...

The first Indiana jones movie, not that it's bad or anything, just that whenever I watch it, something comes up.

Anything with the words Star Wars in it........what a bunch of boring sci-fi phooey.

The Matrix - Reloaded
Too darn confusing and stupid.

I was watching Tom Hanks' The Terminal and i didn't get to finish it because of my lame reasons.

Funny the talk about Jim Carrey here because a month ago I was watching the Undersea IMAX film and wanted to walk out during the first 2 minutes. I knew I was going to hate it yet I suffered through it. It was narrated by Jim Carrey and while I use to like him and can deal with him in the odd movie he just doesn't have the voice for voice over work. It was full of really cheesy jokes too.

As for movies I didn't finish, first is Napoleon Dynamite. What a piece of trash. The acting was just so poor I couldn't even get past that. The others are Crank & Shoot Em' Up. Both completely lacking in taste. I'm sure if I were 14 I might have liked all three of these movies.

District 9. It got late and the film was just silly and boring.

All Quiet on the Western Front. Just got bored with it about halfway+ through.

College Road Trip with Ice Cube. My mom rented that movie when it came out for some reason. It was not good.

I thought that movie was wonderful.

No. You're wrong. I dislike your comment very, very, very much.

007: Quantum of Solace was terrible, I couldn't finish that.

There were only 30 f words at most throughout the entire movie. You must be joking!

But Peter Weller's character getting mutilated didn't upset you?