Which films have you seen

[incitatus]

that make you want to claim back those hours of your life?

[incitatus]

Maid in Manhhattan for example . I want that time back.

[monty0703]

The Cube and also The Wicker Man. Both complete wastes of time. Luckily I didn't watch them through to the end so I saved some time for better things!

[secretsquiz]

for me it has to be 'ai:artificial intelligence' which johnathon ross decribed nicely as 'not only boring, but boring for a very, very long time!'. the other one, ironically, has to be 'the time machine' with guy pearce.

[5029]

Dreamcatcher and Deathwatch

[sft42]

Titanic and Pearl Harbour........I was cheering on the Japs in the latter, my god that was a truly awful movie but I think by some process of self healing that my brain has tried to erase all traces of it as I can't actually remember much, if anything, about the film....It's just a haze of pathetic acting.....as for Titanic....It Sinks...there, I just saved you hours of tedium.

[rarll]

Watched one on "5" last night. No Escape with Ray Liotta. Truly awful. I would like double the time back please.

[jjf2003]

Matrix 2 was a waste of an evening, and S.O.B. (starring Julie Andrews) was a waste of an afternoon for me personally and a waste of resources for the rest of the planet.

[rja211077]

oh come on inci - you watched a romcom starring jlo...what did you expect? i'd go for Scary Movie 2. I've seen funnier car crashes.

[misk111]

I went to see "Welcome to Colinwood" That was the biggest waste of �5 ever. I would also agree with "Cube". How the f--- did that get a sequel?

[Tat]

so so so so many! i've wasted so much of my life in a darkened room or cinema. most really bad ones made me laugh loads though, like A.I., sixth sense, what dreams may come, honest, freaky friday... i could go on but it would take me all day!

[number8]

The Blair Witch Project - possibly the best example of hype being more important than content, over recent years.

[emccourt]

21 Grams. Never seen a more boring, convoluted, disjointed, depressing film in my life. Oscars? Why!?

[TommyC]

"From Dusk till Dawn"... George Clooney trying in vain to look like he was enjoying himself, Harvey Keitel kissing goodbye to thirty years' worth of credibility, and Quentin Tarantino, over-acting enough for all three of them, who clearly still hadn't realised by the last reel that he'd bought into the most wasted, useless, disastrously-bad God-awful schlock-horror since Friday the 13th part 62...

[andy hughes]

'Four Weddings And A Funeral' - i wanted to hit someone after ten minutes, preferably Hugh Grant! Now, just the site of him makes my teeth itch.

[kags]

Notting Hill, 2001 A Space Odyssey (better left to the reader's imagination), and LOTR The Two Towers.

[brawburd]

"Castaway" - which I had to fully endure cos I had paid �3 to watch it on Sky Box Office!

[IndieSinger]

American Pie 3 - The Wedding. It put the bollocks in diabolical.

[Greedyfly]

I watched no escape too - and it was dreadful but I would like my time back for Ronin - what was in that damn box???

[Tapirman]

I'm a big fan of movies and quite honestly easily pleased, but I can think of 3 instances of film discomfort. 1. Les Patterson Saves The World 2. Dangerous Minds 3. The first 2 Austin Powers films (embarrassingly unfunny, it seemed that my fellow cinema audience was in accord).

[Grapes]

Love Actually, Notting Hill, Titanic, oh and that one about old birds getting their kecks off. I think we're going to need considerably larger buns!