"This movie's awful...I'm outta here!"

[milomalo]

house of the dead... i love zombie movies and all but this was baaaad...

 

[Goenitz]

Sex and the City... had to leave my GF in there with her friends. Ill never be swayed by the promise of sex ever again... wait, what did I just say?

Nevermind... im sure ill be walking out of alot more chick-flicks in the future.

 

[Vortigar]

Sweeney Todd was a piece of XY Bovinus Excrement

You didn't know it was a musical, am I right?
A couple sitting behind me went "When are they going to stop singing?"
I was sniggering for a good minute because of that one.

Dragon Dynasty has to be the worst stuff ever, I didn't last fifteen minutes into that one. I sat down for something campy and low budget, expecting to have a few good laughs, but it was utterly, unforgivably horrible.

ps.
I enjoyed the live action Street Fighter quite a lot in fact.
And I'm a pretty hardcore fighting gamer...

Goenitz:
Heya!

 

[notthefbi]

I dare you all to find this movie and sit through it

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0810743/

 

[the monopoly guy]

I have never actually walked out of a movie.

Heck, I even stayed through the entirety of Ghost Rider.

ha, you think you're tough? I sat through epic movie anddate movie andscary movie 4 in one sitting. I have also managed to sit through a movie on the Sci-Fi channel.

...never again...

I walked out of saw 3 when I realized it was the same shit they're just repeating themselves they've run out of ideas. They're the simpsons of horror movies.

 

[Haliwali]

I don't walk out of movies... then again, I tend to only watch good movies.

 

[PedroSteckecilo]

The only movies I've ever walked out on were Date Movie and Alexander. Both were just SO VERY BAD, but at least Date Movie was shorter.

 

[Nickolai]

The second Dungeons and Dragons movie. My mom rented it for me because this was right after I started getting into fantasy stuff. Looking back on it now, it was really, really bad. Not Alone in the Dark levels, but still pretty bad. The dragon in it was SO BADASS but died because of a plant god. I wish I was making that up.

Getting back to that Dragon Wars shtick last page, I seriously considered watching it, so I looked up a trailer on YouTube. I don't wanna see it anymore...How in the hell could a 15th century army take down 21st technology? Just evacuate who you can, then carpet bomb the area until all that's left is air and cockroaches.

In the same vein, I loved the Eragon novels, but I'm not watching the movie after hearing that the elves don't have pointed ears, and they ignored half the important bits. How could you mess that up?! It boggles the mind.

Have dragons and movies ever worked together?

 

[slowpoke219]

The last movie that was terrible enough for me to walk out of was Alexander. I've seen plenty of bad movies at the theater, but that one takes the cake. I watched for an hour and a half hoping it would get better. Like a previous poster said "Yeah, I get it he's gay" You don't need to show me another hour of Collin Ferral staring lovingly at wangs to get your point across. Although on a plus I did get to see Rosario Dawson buck booty naked and that was all kinds of awesome.

 

[star_topology]

No Country for Old Men. This movie sucks, I simply changed the room to wacht other movie.

Say what? Not flaming, but what's your idea of a good movie?

 

[thebobmaster_v1legacy]

For me, it was the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, my first attempt at watching HOTD (eventually finished, spending the entire last half laughing my ass off), and my first attempt at watching A View to a Kill (as a James Bond fan, I have to say that movie sucked. Except for Christopher Walken.)

 

[NinjaDwarf]

No Country for Old Men. This movie sucks, I simply changed the room to wacht other movie.

I didn't watch it at the cinema, but that movie was pathetic. I sat all the way through the DVD because the reviews said it was good only for it to have one of those annoying abrupt endings that you don't even see coming.

 

[Anton P. Nym]

I haven't every walked out of a movie because of the movie; I've had to leave a couple of times due to outside stuff (including a medical emergency, yay) but not from the quality of the flick. Part of that is that I'm picky about what I'll watch in the theatre, and part of that is I don't want to abandon a date/group. (And I'm frickin' cheap, come to think of it.)

Still, there's been a few that tempted me; that D&D movie (Jeremy Irons, oh, man, why?), Robocop 3, Alien 3... and the closest I've come is getting up repeatedly during Deep Star Six (a hasty Abyss clone, for those who don't know) to loiter at the concession counter. Man, I got so sick from ODing on popcorn from that...

-- Steve

 

[l33tabix]

all hellboy is about nazis, theres nazis behind everything in fucking hellboy.
but you should have watched the whole movie

meet the spartans is shit
cloverfield is poooorrr
anything by uwe boll is terrible

 

[mathias53]

i walked out of spiderman 3, it was that bad

 

[rowan-thats-me]

I alomst walked out of epic movie. worst film I've ever seen.
advice to all you americans:kill whoever thought up epic movie, its giving you all a bad name!

 

[Manischewitz]

I've sat through some stinkers but The Aviator was the one that finally got me out of the theater.

 

[lord kamina]

I walked out of hellboy when I realised it was about Nazis. Knowing I wouldn't get my money back I decided to see another movie so I picked a screening room at random and I sat and watched Saw.

funny enough i loved hellboy because of the Nazi Villains well that and rob perlman