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Both of those disappointed me, although by the time I got to watch them, I knew from reviews and IMDB ratings that they probably wouldn't live up to my expectations. Which is quite often the case these days. Even a single trailer will sometimes kill my lofty expectations. Therefore, it'd be difficult to say going into a movie I thought it was going to be a 10 and it turned out to be a 2 or 3.
The biggest disappointment that immediately springs to mind would probably be "Jump Tomorrow," because the reviews were pretty good and I was all over that trailer and that type of movie, but I found it to be merely average at best, and certainly not very funny. I went into it truly expecting to give it an 8 or 9 at the least, and my 5 probably ended up being rather kind.
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