Has any movie ever ANGERED you?

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jadedrenee

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jadedrenee

The Adventures of TinTin - although I wasn't mad because I expected the movie to be good; I was mad because it was incredibly ******** stupid and I couldn't just get up and leave. (My husband was the one who wanted to see it and he had the car keys.)

Was it really that bad? I was looking forward to seeing it. What didn't you like about it?

I'm not a big fan of that particular computer animation style to begin with - it tends to be very soulless. Pixar and Dreamworks have already shown that computer animation can be lively and expressive; there's no excuse for characters that look like mid-90s Final Fantasy anymore.

I agree with you on this. Personally, I prefer hand-drawn Disney animation, but then again, I was a 90s kid, so that'll always have a special place in my heart.

[Kassavdra]

The Batman movie with Mr. Freeze. Dont remind me of the name; I am blocking the experience as much as possible. Went with some friends on opening night. My first and only movie experience where people booed the movie when it ended. One guy screamed That sucked! As soon as we left the theater we called everyone we knew and told them not to go. I can never get those hours of my life back.

Other movies I resent seeing: Waterworld, the 4th Alien movie and Ultraviolet.

[Henry Of Navarre]

Zombie Diares 2!! the ending ARE soooo CRAP! stupid movie!! you didn't know? search! and watch it!

[Amorphis-b0y]

final destination >>>> i hate it

[Kabuki Kyoshiro]

I recently saw a "movie" called Virtuality. I had high hopes for it as I dig deep space disaster flicks, except after nearly two hours I find it comes to an abrupt end. Why? Because it's not a friggin' movie as it was advertised as, it's a TV pilot for a show that never got picked up. I sat through nothing but set-up only to have it end on a cliffhanger that will never be resolved. Oh joy.

[demi hovato]

anger management

[Susue]

Let Me In

Mostly because I love the original so much.
I get pissy at a lot of American remakes of foreign films...only one I haven't been that mad over lately was Girl With A Dragon tattoo although I was kind of mad Daniel Craig couldn't just buck up and give me a Swedish accent like every other mother ******** in the film.

And this is just rumored but there's going to be an American remake of Oldboy.
I'm already furious. When I heard I erupted into a potty mouth barrage of hatred.

[assassinine]

Kids

That movie was so hard for me to watch. It infuriated me. I wanted to punch in the television when I watched it. I don't think I could ever sit through it again. It's a good movie, I guess, but it made something rage inside of me.

[Chasind]

the movie 'Memoirs of a Geisha'


its based around the idea of a geisha.
the guy who made the movie decided to spice up the story & make the main character a
prostitute when actually Geisha's aren't.
They are women of art. not sex.

everything that is portrayed in the film is inacurate. the dances, the style of kimono, the hairstyles.

The movie was a pure insult to the geisha / maiko culture.
but w/e its not like people didnt have the wrong idea before -.-;

maybe back in the 1700's when geisha were actually men & not women they were prostitutes, but not any longer.

thats one movie i refuse to watch.

[mSlMD]

River's Edge (1986). In summary, a guy rapes/murders his girlfriend and shows off the body to his friends, who are torn between going to the police and protecting the guy. I wanted to go through the screen and beat every single character to death. None of them I found the least bit likeable. Eventually Keanu Reeves did the right thing. Eventually.

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nikomas

This is probably going to sound like the most overheard answer ever when it comes to terrible movies, but the film adaptation of Eragon was just dreadful.

They took one of the main characters and completely changed her in both personality and appearance, many of the characters were poorly casted, and a few vital ones further on were just cut out completely. Not to mention the diversion in the dragon Saphira's appearance to how she was described in the books, namely, the addition of FEATHERS.

I'm just left wondering how Paolini could have possibly been okay with all of this? If a movie were to be made based off of one of my books, I would be hounding everyone from the screenplay writers to the director to make sure they don't skimp over any details or screw it up so royally.

I have to agree with you, Eragon was terrible!!! That movie was just so ridiculous I couldn't handle it. I also was really angered by Stardust. That was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The whole story was completely bizarre and made no sense. It was trying way too hard to brand itself as a fantasy movie and it just came across as crazy.

[Sehlki]

All the Twilight movies...because I'm forced to hear about them. -.-

[cristeal]

Terminator Salvation - The trailer looked awesome and it was advertised as sort of a BSG, someone with us is unknowingly a cylon/terminator, sort of twist. NOPE. Not even close, you knew who it was right away! (Even without the trailer spoiling it). John Connor wasn't even leading the resistance! WHAT THE FRACK IS THAT!? Terminator 101, John Connor leads the goddamn resistance! It was slow, dull, and for a terminator, there sure as hell weren't ANY TERMINATORS.

I am a huge Terminator fan, and this just angered me to no end.

[KoreanFantasies]

OH YES.
I wasted my money on
Rotten candy! LOL
Then my partner dumped me.
I will forever hate LIVE EAT LOVE

[evy_writer]

One movie that my husband and I equally hated was "All About Steve". The trailer made it seem like a fairly decent comedy. We were so close to just walking out, because the plot went everywhere, and nothing was tied together. We kept looking at each other in the theater and going, "Wow...this is terrible."