Movies you don't watch after a certain point

[Jamespic1118]

What are some movies you like, but after a certain point you just can't watch the rest? (or you just skip a scene ot two)




I like Employee of the Month with Dane Cook but when it turns from a slacker comedy into a romance story I can't bare to watch it any more.

[Sussudio]

for the most part, if i'm going to watch a movie, i watch it from start to finish (unless of course it's late or something and i want to stop and continue on another day). after watching the remake of the hills have eyes i wished i had skipped several scenes tho....that sh!t is messed up

[jadedeath]

Originally Posted by Jamespic1118

What are some movies you like, but after a certain point you just can't watch the rest? (or you just skip a scene ot two)




I like Employee of the Month with Dane Cook but when it turns from a slacker comedy into a romance story I can't bare to watch it any more.

You mean like how Employee of the Month was ALWAYS a romance story...?

I believe they call them romantic comedies these days.

Logan

[bageleaterkkjji]

i like full metal jacket but i only watch the vietnam half and i own deluxe version and the first one lol

[Beta Man]

From Dusk Til' Dawn...... Right up until the vampires show up, and the movie turns into a turd.

[Batman1980]

I actually liked Malibu's Most Wanted, until it turned into a Disney ending, thought that pretty much killed the movie.

[WyldeMan45]

Heat - but just when they talk........haha no I just hate all the scenes with Pacino's home life and the daughter drama. I only watch the shootouts so HEAT for me is about 30 minutes long, hahaha I know BLASPHEMY!!!

I second that comment on From Dusk Till Dawn, but I usually fast forward to the very end just so I can hear the Cheech and Clooney dialogue:

Cheech: I don't know, maybe they where psychos?
Clooney: Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them I don't care how ****in crazy they are!

[Batman1980]

Rush Hour 3 was blase till the end then it just got terrible, that's why it's the only one of those 3 movies I don't have yet. By far the worst movie in that trilogy.

[xander]

I actually find Dusk Till Dawn very satisfying to my inner schizo, I never can tell which half I will end up enjoying more on repeat viewings.

I only watch the second half of Death Proof now, if that counts for this thread.

[Monkey]

Originally Posted by Beta Man

From Dusk Til' Dawn...... Right up until the vampires show up, and the movie turns into a turd.

That's when it gets great!! The stuff prior to that is ok.

[Clark Kent]

The older I get, the less tolerance I have for watching certain movies after the good parts. I used to watch every movie I would see from beginning to end, but that practice ended when I started delving into more obscure and independent releases. The only scenes from the third Matrix I still watch are the battles between the Agent and Neo.

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

I skip any part where it shows male nudity

[theokbadguy]

The wang seens in Forgetting Sarah Marshall are a little too much for me

[bageleaterkkjji]

Originally Posted by Blu-ray Fanatic

I skip any part where it shows male nudity

just get a microscope and a microscopic needle and scratch that part out

[SammyG]

Originally Posted by theokbadguy

The wang seens in Forgetting Sarah Marshall are a little too much for me

Besides that scene it was a great movie! I can't watch the first half of Titanic, long and boring!

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by SammyG

Besides that scene it was a great movie! I can't watch the first half of Titanic, long and boring!

Yeah when the ship hits the iceberg, it starts getting interesting.

[matthieuxdetoux]

Originally Posted by bageleaterkkjji

i like full metal jacket but i only watch the vietnam half and i own deluxe version and the first one lol

That's odd. I tend to only watch the boot camp half of the film, once R. Lee Ermey is out of the picture, I guess it becomes less interesting to me. Maybe this is like the best "double feature" ever made

[Marquoz]

Hancock, after the bank fight, the movie is pretty much over for the good parts. Then the story does a 720 and gets me so confused I don't know what is going on anymore.

[Chordata]

Anchorman -- after Ron Burgandy gets fired I lose interest.

Old School -- when they finally start the fraternity, it turns into a snoozefest (minus the scene with Will Ferrell shooting himself with the dart scene, which is great).

[Red Hood]

I usually do this with a lot of movies I've already seen, and any adult films.