i came, i saw, i left
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I don't go to movies to start with. I watch it when it comes to tv, and if I don't like it, then I change the channel.
I didn't walk out of Eragon, but soldiered through to the end. I left with a bad taste in my mouth, and the movie convinced my father to never read the books, which is too bad. Had it been any other film, I certainly would have walked out. Terrible acting, unconvincing creatures, poor set design. And of course the choice to completely ignore the source material. It was all terrible.
Well i can't think of a movie where one part just discuted me but i do remeber the worste movie i ever saw.
It was called Breach, it looked good and i made a date out of it with my girlfriend. She fell asleep on my shoulder then 20 minutes later i fel asleep on her head. The janitor woke us up 10 minutes after the end credits.
It was called Breach, it looked good and i made a date out of it with my girlfriend. She fell asleep on my shoulder then 20 minutes later i fel asleep on her head. The janitor woke us up 10 minutes after the end credits.
Maybe it's just me, but I can't stand her, and I never had a crush on her ever, so I wasn't distracted by the 'sexy'. Deeply not a fan of her narm and her constant tears or anger.Woodsey said:
I never leave the cinema before ending a film, as I have my own personal oath to see things through to the end, weather it's fucking brilliant or absouluty god awful. I will stay till it is over.
Does it count if I've walked out on a DVD? (I don't see enough movies in the cinema...)
I walk out on DVD movies all the time, but I think the most memorable one was Hostel. The bit with her eye. Cutting the optical nerve is just not cool, dude.
I walk out on DVD movies all the time, but I think the most memorable one was Hostel. The bit with her eye. Cutting the optical nerve is just not cool, dude.
I left near the end of knowing. I was forced there by some friends, not a big fan of Nicholas Cage, but the religion shoved at the end had us out of there.
The naked wrestling part. Maybe it would have been funny if I'd been with a group of friends like we had originally planned, but they ditched us to watch Happy Feet, so it was just me and my sister. A little bit awkward. I wish I'd known about the get-your-money-back-if-you-leave-within-20-minutes-of-starting rule then, or else I'd have left much sooner.
I'm the same. I have never felt an urge to leave a movie.poncho14 said:
Except the fat kid in Gamer made me reconsider that.
Koeryn said:
agreed, and the problem was that it could've been so much better, but noooo, they had to change the plot compleatly, put some ginger girl in as the elf and generaly make a wonderful concept awful. the eragon movie would've been amazing had they had: better actors (that includes voice actors), an ability to stick to the plot and generaly a production team that weren't cocks who had never read the book and only seen a powerpoint about it that they didn't even pay attention to!
I was surprised at just how amazingly bad that whole scene was for spider man.sneak_copter said:
It was almost like someone said "I bet people would watch this." and someone else said "NO FUCKING WAY...lets try this...you got yourself a bet mofo..."
I came, I saw. I came again.MelasZepheos said:
OT, I can't stand chick flicks, and when you know what's gonna happen. :/
They don't like each other, then something happens and they do. The end.
There was a scene at the beginning of The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover that was so brutal it actually made me ill. I nearly walked out, but I ended up staying for the rest of the movie. Actually rather enjoyed the rest of it.
