What puts you off watching a movie or tv show?

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pip

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Sep 3, 2010
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Mycroft Vimes said:
Angela Lansbury :angry-screaming: and Edward Norton :confusion-scratchheadyellow: are two definite putoffs for me.
You have to love Mrs Potts in Beauty and the Beast though :eek: :eek:
 
Nov 26, 2011
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pip said:
Mycroft Vimes said:
Angela Lansbury :angry-screaming: and Edward Norton :confusion-scratchheadyellow: are two definite putoffs for me.
You have to love Mrs Potts in Beauty and the Beast though :eek: :eek:
Haven't seen it,now i know she in there i never will! :p
Bouncy Castle said:
Jessica Fletcher rules!
As a literary caracter absolutely,however Angela Lansbury portraying her...
The horror...the horror... :scared-eek: :rolleyes:
pip said:
Yes that was when she was still nice to look at,once she lost that... :whistle:

I dont know,there just something about her that really gets on my nerves. :confusion-shrug:
:text-imsorry: :p
 
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I usually avoid Asian movies because they are way too weird for Western psyche, and I also don't watch movies where "genre" actors (i.e. those that typically play the same type of roles like villains, comic/drama characters, etc.) are trying to experiment with their way of acting and doing something completely opposite to what they usually do. Like Jim Carry's dramatic roles.
 

Barchester

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Nov 22, 2011
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#33
Zombies.

Other than that, I'll watch pretty much anything if the characters are likable and the story (and the writing!) is good, no matter what the genre is.

Although I have to say that I can't watch the new Star Trek films anymore after the blatant disrespect for the source material. Same goes for a show like Under the Dome, which is based on a terrific Stephen King novel and just runs it into the ground and changes it into a never ending stream of mundane drivel in order to make as many episodes as they possibly can.
 
#39
The Mad Collector said:
MongoGutman said:
Anything subtitled.
I'd rather it was subtitled than dubbed anyday
Seconded! I so want to go see Frozen but there's only one option to watch it with subtitles in. the. whole. city. and that's at half past 2 in the afternoon! Otherwise it's all dubbed but there's no way I'm going to PAY for that :rolleyes:
 

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