Movies you couldn't even finish.

The Devil's Rock (2011). A shoestring budget horror about a demon summoned by nazis. Horribly boring with bad acting and bad dialogue. After 30 minutes quickly skimmed to the end.

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Life of the Party (2018)
I started it last night and had to stop at the improvised "ham sandwich" argument not too long in. I assume it was improvised. Timing felt very out of sync with itself. McCarthy has been hit or miss with me, mostly foul balls with a rare lucky base hit from time to time.

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Night of the Lepus (1972)

I shut this off after 45 mind numbing minutes. Boring! not even campy fun. So sorry to see Janet Leigh end up in a film like this.

But... but... giant rabbits!

agreed.
BLASPHEMOUS!


Unless of course I'm projecting we're in agreement. In that case, well. There's no hope. I should add that my first experience with Night of the Lepus was, I believe, through the lens of Tom Servo, Crow T. Robot, and Joel.

I do seem to recall watching it on the 4:30 movie and just playing with Tinker-Toys in the adjoining room to that which the TV was in, until the parts when the rabbits were on the screen (!!!) ...and shortly after moving on to have my Hulk and Thing Mego action figures battle each other and crush my Tinker-Toy structure... but the giant rabbits were cool.

No clue why I put these in my Netflix Q.

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Cannot believe this thread is 76 pages long.

The giant ants were better in Empire of the Ants...and it has Joan Collins I watched that the other night and also The Swarm which was kind of odd and way long but OK I guess. I might have had enough of 70s animal diaster/horror films.

I've just seen a bit of Europa Report – the end as it happens – and I couldn't envisage sitting through the whole thing. There are some really good actors involved but I think I just reacted against the style of direction and particularly the narration; Embeth Davidtz didn't sound convincing at all to me. Aside from that I probably would find it a bit too science-heavy.

I personally really liked Europa Report. I gave it a I found it refreshing compared to the plethora of video game style sci-fis that are more action and horror than sci-fi. I found the premise and execution of the film to be believable. BUT each to his own of course

My review of Europa Report

Lucy (2014)

Great start that descended into utter nonsense.

I didn't just not finish it, it makes me angry to be reminded of it.

Thanks

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You should have used 100 percent of your brain when watching it!

Already rejected this movie on Showtime streaming. Annoyed with myself for not realizing it was also in my Netflix Q.



No clue why I thought I would like this.

I feel Pretty - 10 min in I had to shut it off. That never happens!

It happened to me!

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