worst movie you've ever paid to see?

[Susan]

Worst rental I ever paid to see: "The judas Project"
Worst movies in a theater i've paid to see:
"Beloved"
"Pulse"

Now i've discovered that I can get my money back if it sucks bad enough so the number of bad movies i've actually "Paid" to see is much less. ;-)

[L. Mason]

Worst movies I ever paid to see in theatres:

Santa Claus: The Movie (Why?)

Jason Goes To Hell (Watched it to the end, never admitted to it)

Jason X (We might as well have never gone, thats how much I saw)

Virtuosity (I fell asleep halfway through)

My Boyfriend's Back (Walked out after 15 minutes)

Star War's Episode 1 (I had to pop 10 No-Doz just to get through the credits!)

Star Trek 3-7 (Never again!)

My Girl (My girlfriend made me see this 3 times!  I now laugh every time I see   that kid get stung to death)

The rental list could go on for days so I'll spare you the torture.

[josh patrick]

ha

[Perk]

The worst movies I ever paid to see  in a theatre are
1)  Highlander Endgame (a dissapointment)
2) Three strikes (  I still hate my friend for making me go see this.)
3)Hollow Penis....I mean Man (  if i saw Kevin's bacon one more time I was gonna have a fit)

On video:
Wes Craven's Carnival of Souls (confusing and boring )
Vengeance of the Dead ( Best thing about the movie was the Pimp commercial)
Grim ( Explain this movies existance to me)
The Fear (no comment)

There are probably more but I've decided to block them out of my memory.

[L. Mason]

>2) Three strikes ( I still hate my friend for making me go see this.)
>3)Hollow Penis....I mean Man ( if i saw Kevin's bacon one more time I was gonna have a fit)

>Grim ( Explain this movies existance to me)
>The Fear (no comment)

I have to agree with these.  I forgot all about Hollowman, now I wish I would have never remembered.  If Elisabeth Shue was anymore wooden, she'd be stuck in the ground.

Grim was horrible and The Fear was damn near even worse (Have you seen part 2?).  If you want a movie that will melt steel with its stupidity, rent Dark Carnival.
Horrible, Horrible, Horrible.

[josh patrick]

men in black 2 and yeah grim sucked, oh man have you ever seen children of the dead, damn that sucked and wishmaster 3 that was a real stinker.

[Phantosmos]

Well, I would say "The Omega Code", but I actually got in free.  I suppose it would have to be the 1998 "Godzilla" movie with Matthew Broderick.  I actually purchased advanced tickets for that poop.

[electroaddict]

"the ninth gate"
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[Luke Bannon]

This isn't a personal experience but my dad paid to see The Incredible Two Headed Transplant when it was in the cinema! I feel sorry for him.

[josh patrick]

batman and robin and episode 1

[jmc]

I forgot about JASON GOES TO HELL....I guess I'd purged that from my memory.

Oh yeah, HARLEM NIGHTS.  It was one of those deals when there was absolutely nothing on I was interested in, my stupid cousin was with me and he was  pushing for TANGO AND CASH.  I decided this was better, but I think it was one of those damned if you do, damned if you don't type situations.  

I would say EPISODE I, but I don't know if it was really bad, it's just that I'm really not into STAR WARS anymore.  It was more something I liked as a kid.

[Fearless Freep]

I would say EPISODE I, but I don't know if it was really bad, it's just that I'm really not into STAR WARS anymore. It was more something I liked as a kid.

I was 7 when I saw Star Wars, I was 30 when I saw The Phantom Menace.  I've never seen a movie yet that had the same impact on me as Star Wars, but being much older now changes my perception.

However, my seven year old son responded to The Phantom Menace in much the same way as I remember responding to Star Wars.

It's hard for me to judge the Star Wars movies objectively because I've aged and grown and changed as they've been made.  But seeing the reactions of my children to seeing the new movies tells me they're doing something right