Movies So Bad They Were Pulled From Theaters According to Looper

"Filmmakers and movie studios alike make movies for their first, biggest, and most important form of exhibition: the theater. Most movies debut at the multiplex, on a big screen with gigantic sophisticated speakers, washing over a crowd of customers in comfortable seats paying a small fortune for the privilege. Watching a film is a shared experience among strangers, and because it's still the best way to see a movie, it's here where a film can earn millions and millions for month after month. Of course, that's only if the movie's a hit. If it's a bomb, that theater will stay relatively empty until the film fades from memory and theaters offer fewer and fewer showtimes over the following weeks. A film might perform so poorly and become so poisoned by terrible word-of-mouth that studios or distributors will pull it out of theaters abruptly to end the embarrassment. Check out this round-up of box office disasters." - looper.com