I saw it as part of a general studies class in 6th form (aka, "random teachers get to take up our time with whatever random crap they were interested in" class). This meant that not only did I see it in two sittings a week apart, but they were also last thing on a Tuesday, after a tiring day when I just wanted to bugger off and go home, in a classroom full of annoying 18 year olds, and on a crappy TV, that I was viewing from an awkward angle.

I found it an entirely uninspiring and unremarkable film. Not bad, per se, but nothing that would particularly hold my attention. Of course, I'm well aware that the viewing conditions were far from ideal, and I quite possibly ought to try to see it again under better conditions, but the initial exposure prejudiced my views, so I can't seem to bring myself to do so.