If you could request a 1-time refund for any movie you watched in theaters, what stinker would it be? (best film, Netflix)

[mkpunk]

Originally Posted by stan4

Most stinkers I watched for free.
Now I have to really want to see something (and I am usually right based on previews if it is going to be good) to go to a theater, so it really hasn't been anything truly stinker.
I guess that stupid Transformers (second one) movie that my friend wanted to see.
What a freakin' waste of time.

I'm with you on that. The worst I saw in theaters was Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

[rogead]

Borat!

[dizzybint]

Lincoln, I fell asleep twice and could hardly see the screen most of the time.. terrible film.

[psurangers11]

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

Only consolation I had when seeing it is I had brought a few beers with me to tolerate the pain....

[Jardine8]

Originally Posted by kat949

Hitch!

Both my ex and I stormed out of that movie. Such a waste of time and money. Talk about dumbing down the population.

To show you how different some people's tastes can be, I actually really liked that movie.

[Spaten_Drinker]

Originally Posted by mangoarrow

Refund includes admission, concession and parking.

Blair Witch Project

[FlightAttendant]

Moulin Rouge...hated it

[dizzybint]

Originally Posted by Spaten_Drinker

Blair Witch Project

I remember going to see this vividly.. it was the only time while I was in Sarasota Fl. on holiday that Id gone to the cinema, but the BWP had just come out over there and our teenage son was desperate to see it.. I sat bored rigid watching a snottery nosed girl in a tammy ramble on in a tent.. I thought I was going mad it was so awful.. and prayed for an ending... how did they get away with this.. Casino too, an overload of swearing and annoying behaviour that didnt work like Goodfellas.. and was only a sad copy..

[melaniej65]

I no longer go to the movies (I prefer to wait to see it in the comfort of my own home). I am torn between "Out of Africa" and "The English Patient".

I love complex movies and characters but these two put me to sleep. Literally.

[English Dave]

Originally Posted by melaniej65

I no longer go to the movies (I prefer to wait to see it in the comfort of my own home). I am torn between "Out of Africa" and "The English Patient".

I love complex movies and characters but these two put me to sleep. Literally.

Same here with 'The English Patient.' It won a load of awards, and my wife and I were really looking forward to seeing it. We came out at the end, stunned by what a load of rubbish it was.