Have you ever left a movie theater midway through the movie?
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Never left before the movie ended out of pure avarice.
However we should find a way to protest against shitty movies we were suckered into watching by appealing trailers - Franklyn is such a movie.
However we should find a way to protest against shitty movies we were suckered into watching by appealing trailers - Franklyn is such a movie.
Usually, I'll sit and bear it.
But once, I was not in a very good mood and so I went to see "American Gangster" because I really enjoy gangster movies. But I got sick of watching the white cop (or whatever he was) just kind of screw around and so I got frustrated and left. I think I went and sat in on another movie.
Yeah--I might get up and leave, but I'll go to another theater and see a different film.
But once, I was not in a very good mood and so I went to see "American Gangster" because I really enjoy gangster movies. But I got sick of watching the white cop (or whatever he was) just kind of screw around and so I got frustrated and left. I think I went and sat in on another movie.
Yeah--I might get up and leave, but I'll go to another theater and see a different film.
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Only once: I walked out of the theater in the middle of The Ringer. When it got to the part where Johnny Knoxville's character was being set up on a blind date with a mentally handicapped girl I just couldn't take it anymore.
To my memory, I have walked out of a movie once and it wasn't even my choice. My mom, sister, and I had gone to see the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake. We got up to the part where the chainsaw-guy hung that one guy on the really big hook and that was enough for my mom and sister. They both made me leave with them even though I was enjoying the movie. According to my sister, she had been sick earlier that day. I didn't forgive them for a while.
I had almost wanted to walk out when me and my ex-fiance went to see Eragon. 10 minutes into the movie my ex-fiance and I were screaming at the screen (thank God we were the only ones in there). We didn't leave though because we both loved the book so much we wanted to see if it was going to get any better. Nope... Makes me sad.
I had almost wanted to walk out when me and my ex-fiance went to see Eragon. 10 minutes into the movie my ex-fiance and I were screaming at the screen (thank God we were the only ones in there). We didn't leave though because we both loved the book so much we wanted to see if it was going to get any better. Nope... Makes me sad.
Never have, but I've wanted to at certain points.
I desperately wanted to walk out of Oceans 12, but I was trapped in the middle of the theatre, so I had to sit through the rest of the movie continuing to not know what the hell was going on.
I also kinda wanted to walk out of The Dark Knight, but that was more because it was too long and I had to work early the next day. Yeah, I know, I should have planned that better.
I desperately wanted to walk out of Oceans 12, but I was trapped in the middle of the theatre, so I had to sit through the rest of the movie continuing to not know what the hell was going on.
I also kinda wanted to walk out of The Dark Knight, but that was more because it was too long and I had to work early the next day. Yeah, I know, I should have planned that better.
Dance Flick, I left about 30 minutes in.
I left half way through Quarantine because I couldn't stomach the dog scenes, and I was starved...
I left half way through Quarantine because I couldn't stomach the dog scenes, and I was starved...
Only once. I couldn't sit through About Scmit. Old people talking about sex was too much for me.