wish you'd never watched that movie

I wish never watch Cloverfield, which makes me nearly puke after the movie. In fact I saw there's some vomit left at the cinema wash room basin after the movie. The handycam film shooting style is just way over the top and ease to watch, some people thought it's awesome movie, but I don't like it at all.

There's on movie I watched this year that I really regret watching. The reason why I didnt like it,cause I thought that the movie was stupid. There were many stupid roles in there and stupid scenes. Anyway, the tile of the movie was Daybreakers.

Number 1- Jackass. I stayed away from number 2 and I will shun 3d as well. Number 2- the last two or three installments of Harry Potter. Even worse is that they are saying that the last book was split into two, one to be released in November, and the last in July next year. Number 3- Return to Neverwhere. Forever tainted my opinion of Disney movies forever.

So lucky! All the terrible movies you mentioned, I have not watched and will be keep away from these when I watch movies after.

I wish I have never seen "Pans labyrinth", after watching that film, I think I'm going to have nightmares, it's really scare me.

I'd say, Forrest Gump. It's too sad for me, very sad. I don't know why.

Hi, Yes, I've seen the movie American Psycho. Christian Bale was the actor. To be honest I neither liked nor disliked it. In real life psychos are just like that. Sometimes they are even weirder. It is shocking to actually see how much devastating an obsession can be to one's self and to others. There are other similar horror movies like Saw, Texas Chainsaw Massacre etc. They are more grisly than horror. Among all these movies American Psycho gives you the least sickening feeling. Thanks. God bless you

Mine would have to be 8mm it was just really disturbing. I would never have watched that movie had I know. My husband likes the horror and suspense films I used to watch them with him but after I had my daughter I can't really stomach them anymore so I stoped watching them.

I wish I've never seen movies where children are the villains. I don't know but I'm just not comfortable with the concept of evil children because kids for me are very innocent and I don't like it when they portray as the bad guys. One of those movies that I watched was Identity. It starred John Cusack and it was about the different identities of a serial killer converging into one world. The identities meet up to find out the evil identity of the killer who manifests itself when it kills. It ends up that the kid was the evil identity and it showed how he killed the other identities.