well, that was awfully redundant and silly and redundant.D0WNT0WN said:I walked out of The Blair Witch Project.
I walked out of the 3D screening of Avatar and refunded it for a ticket for the 3D one.
I sat through the Spirit on my own, but others in the cinema talked all the way through, so I couldn't work out what was going on. I watched all the way through the storyboard-esque credits (which I think are the best I've seen in a movie) and I didn't know if I liked the movie or not. It took me a second viewing on DVD to work out I liked it.Just_A_Glitch said:My friend walked out of The Spirit, and he was my ride, so I had to leave too. Pissed me off, because I loved the movie. Apparently, the shining teeth was just too much.
Luckily, I found the movie on DVD for about 5 dollars about a month after its DVD release. Still love it, though I admit I'm in a very small minority.
Hey, same! That's the only movie I've ever walked out on in my life. I couldn't even get through a half hour of it.coxafloppin said:I walked out of the first hulk, that was an terrible movie.
HAHAHAHAHA I know EXACTLY what you're talking about!canadamus_prime said:Only one to my recollection and that was About Shmit. Old people talking about sex made me squirm.
I loved that movie! It's incredibly beautiful and awesome. the nazi stuff was a little weird though.Just_A_Glitch said:My friend walked out of The Spirit, and he was my ride, so I had to leave too. Pissed me off, because I loved the movie. Apparently, the shining teeth was just too much.
Luckily, I found the movie on DVD for about 5 dollars about a month after its DVD release. Still love it, though I admit I'm in a very small minority.
I hated that film when I saw, think I fell asleep at one point, considered walking out, but stayed to the end. And still hated it (mainly because I found the voice overs so annoying). Then I saw it a few years later and I started to like it. Because it was on DVD I could skip all the parts I hated and just get to the parts I liked. Long story short, After about 5 times watching just small parts of it, I now love it and all Terrence Mallick's films. Looking back I realise I didn't get his style of film-making, and at the time it was released it was being compared to Saving Private Ryan, but in fact it's a completely different type of movie.Generic_Dave said:The Thin Red Line, only film EVER. Including Titanic.
It annoyed me to do it, but still, some things are too bad.