The most annoying movies :D

[LillyBelle]

The worst movie for me was "The Mist".

[Flexi-Girl]

Probably "The Walking Dead" series. Why?

Because every episode is the same theme. I trusted you, but you turned out to be bad. You can't trust anyone. People are so untrustworthy. The world is so horrible and overrun with zombies and untrustworthy people. Season after season. Woe is me. Life is so horrible but we have to carry on no matter what. You can't survive unless your tough. You have to be strong and tough, or you're not going to make it in this horrible world. You have to bury your humanity but you can't lose yourself. I am so grieved, but I'll push it down because I have to survive.

Seriously get over yourselves people! Enough with the pouting, and the monologues. The zombies have more spirit than the characters in the show.
It just gets so annoying after a while. Makes me wonder why I keep watching.

[inspirit]

I never got passed the pilot episode of Walking Dead. A man sees a little girl and she's a zombie and he shoots her dead. No humanity. Anything about zombies in general I cannot watch unless it's a comedy.

[Flexi-Girl]

I think what makes so many films annoying is poor character development.

[Internal Queries]

"Meloncholia" has to be the most annoying movie i've ever watched.

[inspirit]

Originally Posted by Internal Queries

"Meloncholia" has to be the most annoying movie i've ever watched.

I hated that movie too!

Bewitched, with Nicole Kidman and Will Ferral, actually made me feel angry. I had to switch it off about half and hour in then wait a day or two before trying again.

I can't help thinking this was a movie within a movie. The scene where Nicole Kidman is screaming at Will Ferral, in the film studio parking lot, that he is a d*** spoke volumes.

Bewitched had all the right ingredients for a good old magical tribute movie, but for Will "nobhead" Ferral, who ruined it totally. I'll never ever watch anything he is in, ever again.


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[Heaven]

Bad Santa, worst movie ever.

[durgaa]

Eat, Pray, Love with Julia Roberts. l can't take to this woman for some reason, and the film was romanticised/sexualized nonsense posing as Spirituality. Hollywood's perverse interpretation of Spirituality, that is..

[H:O:R:A:C:E]

Out of Africa (1985), a best picture winner.
i can't remember much of anything about it, except
that it was so very uneventful, and boring.
Meryl Streep was also in The Bridges of Madison County (1995),
which had similarities of theme, but that was less annoying for me, lol.