i came, i saw, i left

[ae86gamer]

I came, I saw your bad grammar, I left.

[small]I'm just kidding.[/small]

I walked out of The Hulk. That movie was terrible.

 

[Instant K4rma]

I walked out on Year One, Saw V (Im NOT a fan of the Saw movies. One of my friends is and convinced me to give the series a chance and dragged me to Saw V) and GI Joe. One of my friends convinced me to watch Wayne's World a few weeks ago, and I turned it off halfway through. Other than those, I havent walked out on or stopped any movies. I came dangeroulsy close on the 6th Harry Potter.

 

[Cliff_m85]

Any horror movie that has a short shower scene. This is a horror film no no in my eyes. As demonstrated by the Haunting in Connecticut. That film must have one of the most unlucky protagonists ever.

The "Based on a True Story" thing pissed me off even more than that though.

 

[thepj]

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.

^this is the point i'm trying to make

 

[Xyphon]

I know it was around the time Saphira backflipped through several YEARS of growth

If I remember correctly, it wasn't "years" of growth. I think she only took about 6 months in the book But yeah, that was a "wtf?" moment. So many things wrong with the movie.

For me, I walked out of The Passion of the Christ. I just couldn't take it anymore.

 

[Cliff_m85]

When I see "Jamie Kennedy" in the cast I tend to just not even give it a chance. I suffered through three of his 'comedies' already....the closest I ever came to suicide by far.

 

[Klarinette]

Never walked out or stopped watching a film. I can provide proof, I've watched 'Open Water' & 'The Lawnmower Man' to the end.... beat that.

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I made myself sit through "Meet the Spartans", I think I got you beat.

I watched ten minutes of that goddamn movie and couldn't do it. Carmen Electra needs to just stop. It was a novelty to see her in a few movies, but she's in everything. Like Samuel L. Jackson, she just needs to stop.

Also, the movie was bloody terrible. I get that it's supposed to be funny, but that kind of humour is just... I dunno, it's like they were trying really hard to make it funny and seriously overshot it.

 

[Cliff_m85]

My girlfreind took me to twilight with me kicking and screaming all the way and when it got to the middle of the movie I just fucking got up and walked out...

Note: Not a good idea guys she doesnt talk to me anymore

Note: Actually a good idea.


Why would you want to be with a woman who enjoys Twilight? I'd literally rather just date my hand since it seems both have the same level of IQ.

I mean, they thing Edward is dreamy? A guy who admits to being over 100 years old and who falls in love with a teenager. Can you say 'pedophilia'? Not to mention after knowing him for about a week she decides that he's the love of her life, so much so that she wants him to turn her into a vampire.....because we all make the best decisions at our teenage years.

 

[Bat Vader]

I forgot I walked out of Eragon, too. I have no idea how John Malcovich keeps getting roles.

He was "meh" in Of Mice and Men, then it just went downhill from there.

I thought John Malkovich was pretty good in Empire of The Sun. The one with a young Christian Bale.

I have to say that even if I hate a movie I won't walk out on it. I paid for the ticket. may as well get what I paid for.

 

[rhyno435]

Usually for me its 'I saw, I came, I left.' but to each their own I guess.

Ha ha, I laughed at that. Which is more than I laughed at Meet the Spartans when I walked out of that movie.

No I'm just kidding, I've never walked out of a movie, but that was a good transition wasn't it?

 

[Deleric]

I don't leave movies.

If I payed for that shit, I'm going to fucking watch that shit, damnit.

 

[Cody211282]

I only ever walked out of 2 movies, Saw and 9, I dont care what anyone says saw was retarded, and 9 was just a waste of time(I went and got drunk instead)

 

[The_Healer]

Twilight comes to mind.
I couldn't stand the systematic deconstruction of everything that made vampires awesome.

 

[Cabisco]

Superfluous sex scenes. I hate 'em. Actually I hate sex scenes period, but if they're at least crucial to the story (and not severely overdone), then I can tolerate them.

I would personally suggest you don't use the primary function of the internet then.

I can't say i've ever left a movie, there's been more than a few i'm turned off on tv mind. The closest i came was proberley Epic movie, though it was made funny by the fact all the audience started chatting. I made a couple friends that day :-D

 

[WhiteTiger225]

what just bothers you so much in a movie that makes you want to leave as soon as that part comes up. you can tell me a specific part of a movie or something that often happens in movies that you hate. please put the name of the movie in the description if you wish when telling me about specific movie. edit: it doesn't have to be a movie that you walked out of, it can just be a movie that you really hated.

Dracula 3000... That should be self explanitory.

 

[KeyMaster45]

Same here I've never walked out of a movie, though I came very close when I went see Cloverfield; and before everyone jumps me at once its not cause it was a bad movie its cause the jerkyness of the camera was giving me motion sickness.

I can top everyone on Eragorn(or w/e the hell that damned dragon trilogy is called) I never even went see it cause I could tell it was going to be a shitty movie from the moment the previews started for it. Hell I've never watched it and from what I hear I'm glad I didn't.

 

[General Ken8]

I didn't like the whole Harvey Dent part of The Dark Knight. It would've been better if they had taken out most of that.

 

[phatty500]

Never walked out or stopped watching a film. I can provide proof, I've watched 'Open Water' & 'The Lawnmower Man' to the end.... beat that.

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I made myself sit through "Meet the Spartans", I think I got you beat.

You watched a film you could laugh at for how terrible it's attempts were at actually being funny, as you would with a lame comedian. Your not laughing with them/him/her, your laughing at it/him/her.
Next challenger.

*boldly steps up* i forced myself through the grudge.

 

[redisforever]

Doom, I left 45 mins in. Then Irealized I missed the FPS scene. So, later that year I rented it, warched the end, and returned it.