Have you ever walked out during a movie?

[Christo]

I don't understand why people walk out...may as well get your moneys worth - going to the cinema isn't cheap after all.

Because some movies are so unbearably awful, you are wasting your time watching it.

 

[Mobius 1]

never walked out before. but i have felt robbed by the cinema plenty of times, never bothered to kick up a fuss though.

 

[[DOD]Asprilla]

Deep Blue Sea was the last one I walked out of.

You know you're watching a bad film when SLJ realises it's a turkey and gets his character killed off half way through.

Actually I walked out of Xmen because someone decided to have a conversation on their phone. Got my money back for that one though.

 

[Admiral Huddy]

ha me and the Mrs were talking about this the other day.

"Natural born killers"

Totally pointless ... I have no idea why I went in the first place.

 

[Deanje]

Never walked out whilst watching a film but fell asleep watching Miami Vice, tried to watch it on DVD but the same happened again .

Miami Vice is the only film I've ever walked out on, it was fairly late in the movie though. Utter crap.

 

[Majago]

I've never walked out of the cinema myself but I did turn off Eternal Sunshine... when we borrowed it on DVD. Truely dreadful film although my expectation of it wasn't helped by the fact that one of my friends did walk out of it when he saw it at the cinema!

 

[platypus]

Ja, walked out of Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers(?). Didn't bother going back to see the third.

I haven't walked out of anything else, but then I very rarely go to the cinema. It's a big decision for me to go and see a film.

 

[Richdog]

I almost did at Star Wars Ep: I, and then at the new Indy film. To a true fan of the originals they are like having hot irons laid accross your nads.

Ja, walked out of Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers(?). Didn't bother going back to see the third.

For shame.

 

[Lysander]

Hunt for Red October

One of the dullest pieces of cinematography ever.

That is a crushingly boring film.

 

[romperstomper]

ha me and the Mrs were talking about this the other day.

"Natural born killers"

Totally pointless ... I have no idea why I went in the first place.

thats a great film watched it many times !

Walked out on a few films ,one of the batman films was just toooo long,blair witch was very close but thought something must happen apart from some snotty girl running around screaming cos someone moved some twigs but it didn't !

 

[platypus]

For shame.

Appalling piece of 'cinematography'. And to think Jackson continued to get work, not least the remake of one of Britains most treasured films, off the back of that tripe.

 

[tom_nieto]

I had forgotten about POTC 3. Again had company and couldn't leave

 

[platypus]

Oh yer I fell asleep for an hour of Atonement. If I hadn't I'd have walked out of that.

 

[MTA99]

Miami Vice is the only film I've ever walked out on, it was fairly late in the movie though. Utter crap.

I would have walked out of Miami Vice had i not been on a date. Obviously my show of commitment was noted - I got laid that night

Was close to walking out of Cloverfield, felt physically sick. Stoooopid camera work

 

[jesta]

Never walked out during a film but I did fall asleep whilst watching Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Main reason was I was in a tshirt and they had the air con on full whack which I then proceeded to sleep for an hour.

I have fallen asleep on many occassions whilst watching a DVD, Miami Vice being one (invited a mate over to watch it I ended up sleeping through the "interesting" part). The Ring 2 was so poor I fell asleep whilst watching it. Oh and The Host, worst film ever, waste of CGI.

 

[Lysander]

Oh and The Host, worst film ever, waste of CGI.

I enjoyed the Host - good old fashioned fun with a sea monster. What's not to like?

Though I have never walked out of a film at the cinema, I have turned off DVDs that I've bought. Namely The Eye, I Am The Ripper, 30 Days of Night, Vampire Sisters, Eternal Blood.... there are more but I can't remember what they were.

I also was very close to turning off The Hunger. It started beautifully but got laughable towards the end.

 

[Johnnytoxic]

I walked out of Jackass: The Movie during the scene with the urine snow cone. Feeling that the theater owed it to me I proceeded down the hall to the new Bond flick that was out at the time.

I couldn't believe I had just blown nearly 20 bucks to watch two hours of childish penis jokes and people falling down on hard surfaces.

What did you honestly expect from Jackass the movie ??????

 

[Participant]

What did you honestly expect from Jackass the movie ??????

I think we've conveyed that point now .

Anyway I personally found both Jackass movies pant-wettingly funny. The second one had me in tears.

Appalling piece of 'cinematography'.

What a load of rubbish. How can you call it "appalling cinematography"? That's a vast overstatement from a wannabe film critic. All three were amazing films.

 

[Kristoph]

I was so close to walking out of The Grinch when i went with some mates.
IMDB says it came out in 2000, making me 12. I'm surpised I found it that ****, it was cringeworthy.

 

[Exentia]

little children......free ticket...mrs dragged me along to see it....first scene all quiet then......."HE LOOKED AT HER ACROSS THE ROOM"...crapped myself...lasted about 10 more minutes looked at the mrs she looked as p'd off as me so we left.....what a pile of lameness!