Movie Dealbreakers

[Mr Cat Dog]

I don't think there's anything that'll make me stop watching a film. Part of it is the inner critic in me that would only think to review something that I'd at least paid the courtesy of watching all the way through; another, more important, part is that I just like to finish things, be it films or anything else. So, if I happen to watch a sweet-natured film about a man trying to find a new wife and it turn into eyeball-gouging torture porn (oh hi there, Audition!) then I'll keep watching irregardless.

There's plenty of things that will put me off going to see a film in the first place. Adam Sandler being one of them. Films reliant on gross-out humour is another. Horror in general I'm not a fan of, but if it relies on 'jumpy' scare tactics, then it's likely that I won't be going to see it. Oh, and overwrought drama. Can't be doing with any of that, thank you very much!

 

[johnny18]

I stop watching a movie when the story becomes a little bit boring and "not so good" to worth my time to watch it. Otherwise I will watch until the end.
also, in some rated R movies, the things that turns me off is that all the charecters keep cursing and it seems like ll of them did not talk, just curse in the whole movie.

 

[Ayselipera]

Really romantic movies. I like the idea of romance for myself, but I hate watching it and I know why, but I really really don't want to explain it gughu.