POLL: Most Disappointing Movie Of 2012 Thus Far?

I know a lot of people won't agree with this, but I'd have to say the Bourne Legacy. My expectations for it were so high, and it didn't deliver compared to the earlier trilogy. Renner was great in it, and the story was kind of interesting but it dragged A LOT and the pacing was all over the place. The earlier movies had a much better balance of story and action in my opinion.

The Dark Knight Rises! No where near the worst film but I was so let down...

The Hunger Games gets my vote. It wasn't a bad film it just wasnt what I expected.

I feel like this is about to quickly become a flame war full of nothing about trolls and angry fanboys who cant accept that others have differing opinions.

How could people be disappointed by Ghost Rider? There was absolutely nothing to look forward to...

Lmao!!!! Irish is right.

But there won't be a flame war, look at the Hall of Shame guys!

The Hunger Games. I'm a huge fan of the book and it just didn't match my expectations.

The Avengers is the best time I've ever had in a movie theater ever.

The Amazing Spider-Man is the best Spider-Man origin I've ever seen, from comics or film, similar to how I felt about Batman Begins but even better.

The Dark Knight Rises makes me think of Spider-Man 3 and Superman Returns, so judging from what I was expecting, The Dark Knight Rises.

I haven't seen any of the other films so far, but never expected anything from them. I'm about to watch The Hunger Games via Netflix though, hopefully it'll be great.

Of the 5 movies on the list that I've seen, I voted for The Amazing Spiderman. It would've been amazing had the script been much better. Everything else about it I felt a huge improvement over Raimi's films. The Avengers and TDKR were phenomenal, I'm of the camp that dug Prometheus, and The Hunger Games doesn't count cuz I wasn't anticipating it, went w the gf and of course, it sucked.

Can't believe anyone would waste their money on Ghost Rider after the first one btw. And I don't think I'll be seeing any of the rest of these movies, except maybe SWATH when it gets to dvd. Good day.

The problem with disappointing is because it doesn't mean it's a bad movie, it means you didn't get something as big as you expected. Avengers was just as I expected, I knew what I was getting myself into.

The Amazing Spider-Man, while fun - wasn't what I expected and I was greatly disappointed because the advertising promised me that this wasn't just a rehash of Spider-Man 1 with better actors. Though there was a great arc about Peter really understanding the idea of great power coming with great responsibilities - it wasn't the movie I was looking for, so it was a disappointing, but good movie.

I was warned before hand that the Dark Knight Rises wasn't as good as The Dark Knight and I had expected that. I was pleased with what I had got and it was a fitting end to a good trilogy. It's cinematography, music, and good dialogue was enough for me - however I was disappointed that there was no deeper meaning to Bane or Talia with Batman like there was with Scarecrow and Joker. However, dreaming about what would happen next was even better than analyzing the movie.

I didn't expect much out of Prometheus but I expected more than what I got, it had to have been the most disappointing movie to me - even though it was okay. But I did watch Green Lantern for the first time this year and I'll vote that in my head because it deserves most disappointing movie of all time.

Avenger was just 'meh' to me. Still don't see what the fuss was about. It was a big disappointment to me. The villains were bad, including Loki, which seems to be the weak point for nearly all Marvel films. Hulk was the only outstanding part of the movie.

@Bodwulf I agree! I wanted to bitchslap myself for watching SOV.

The trailers made it look like it was going to be good but boy was I disappointed. I really shouldn't be though. After all, this film was directed by the guys who gave us Crank & Gamer. We also got Nic Cage back, so yea...

*Marvelite sees poll...knows his mission*

If Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance was more like Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter - in terms of decent acting, and spending the running time with a bunch of exciting action scenes - I believe I wouldn't be disappointed with it.

The thing is, I thought that it would be a "mindless fun" type of a movie. Did I even get a lot of that? Nope.

@TheIrishAvenger Yea, these editors ain't playing no games now!lol

The Bourne Legacy, cuz I was feeling really good about it during the movie, but it just...ended, didn't resolve anything really.