I was disappointed in The Incredibles 2. Absolutely loved the first one, and when I heard they were finally doing a sequel I was so psyched. Maybe I went in with high hopes because of that, because even though it was visually stunning, I found the storyline, well, boring.

The Muppets Movie. Not as much depth as l thought there would be.

I was incredibly disappointed with Ender's Game. If there was ever a book that needed the 3 movie treatment (a-la the Hobbit) it is Ender's Game (and its parallel novel Ender's Shadow), but no, if your name wasn't Ender you got zero character development.

Although I don't know how much actual buzz was surrounding the movie, but I had been excited for it.

A Fish Called Wanda. I suspect that the hype had increased so much, and so many of the "funny bits" had been aired as commercials, clips, etc....that by the time I saw the movie, all I really added were the bulk of the unfunny bits.

I'm a sucker for Robin Hood so when I heard a big-budget twist on the tale with Maximus at the lead was coming I was stoked.

It was, you know, if viewed with no expectations ... not the worst film ever.

I felt personally attacked though.

I know it's all in one's particular taste, but I view this as one of the best movies I've seen. No, I couldn't identify or even really be sympathetic to, the human/aquatic romance angle. But the storyline was whimsical and insightful in dealing with our human foibles and follies. The acting was excellent. The whole flavor and feel of the film was deliberately and meticulously engineered...the colors, the music...all combine to give it it's personality.
I've watched it a few times now. I still like it and will watch it again. I wasn't aware of the hype...maybe that helped, as I came into it with no expectations.

Same here. Pan's Labyrinth is my favorite movie and I was rather underwhelmed by The Shape of Water.

Lots of them!

black panther

Inception - I fell asleep.

The Star Wars prequels were utterly disappointing. 3 movies about a petulant boy, also the midiclorians were forgotten and replaced in 20 movie years by an unknown, all powerful effect? WTF?