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What's the worst movie you've ever seen? How did you end up watching it?
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"The Core" was more awful than I could have imagined, but that might not count because we knew it would be bad when we bought the tickets.
Robot Jox. I was so excited to see it, I had talked all of my buddies into going. They STILL bring it up when I make recommendations...
Alexander. I was in the theatre.
Red Dawn (I walked out finally after the Russians killed Jennifer Grey). I went with my high school boyfriend—we had very different taste in movies and I didn;t want to see it but felt I owed him one after multiple viewings of Footloose.
Enchanted. Terrible terrible film. Bought into the high ticket sales hype and good reviews. First movie I have ever wanted to walk out of.
The Last Airbender. I saw it with a bunch of family members, including my young nephew. It was so awful, and I didn't do as good of a job hiding my dismay as I should have. Actually, he wasn't that thrilled with it either.
Enchanted. Absolutely God Horrible Disney film. First film I was ever tempted to walk out of the theater for. Unfortunately, it was my fault. I had begged my guy friend to go see it with me, and said it would be good, and then it sucked. I will never live that movie down with him.
PCU (My college roommates were watching it). Tie with Mr. Holland's Opus, which filled me with rage for some reason.
Female, <20 years, Married, CA, US | Jul 21, 2011