What films have you walked out of?

[liveslowdiefast]

I'm not a person to do this as i genrally have a selective pick of movies, although I did shut off a rent of "The Village." how about you?

 

[DeadlyYellow]

Never have walked out. Considered it during Step Brothers, but that film was just so terrible I had to see what happened.

 

[Jumping_Over_Fences]

We walked out of Funny People. We stayed for two hours, but could not take a minute more. I was expecting it to be funny for some reason, but that never happened.

 

[Falko]

I recently saw "Dinner With The Shmucks" with some friends and their family. I wanted to walk out SO BADLY, but then I'd have seemed like an asshole to my friends family, so I grit my teeth and bared it. Although, as soon as it was over, my friends dad stood up and said "Well, that was shit"

 

[SnootyEnglishman]

I usually stay for an entire movie because they can hold my curiosity the whole time.

 

[ComicsAreWeird]

Never walked out of a movie...but I was seriously considering to walk out when I went to The Spirit´s premiere night. I saw it for free and i still wanted my money back in the end. What a piece of $H!T

 

[Crazy_Dude]

I always was scared to watch The Village as a kid. But watching it now I am heavily dissapointed.

But its a bit of confusing trailer they act like its an horror monster movie while in reality its more of a romance movie.

 

[BGH122]

I shut off Scott Pilgrim vs The World within about 20 minutes. What godawful hipster shit that was; trying far, far too hard to represent the zeitgeist.

 

[10zack986]

Gran Torino. I don't give a shit how badass Clint Eastwood is, if everyone else in the movie can't act for shit, the movie is shit.

 

[Milo Windby]

The Remake of the Pink Panther, this is the only time I ever walked out of a movie theater... and I got to go in and see it for free even!

 

[GundamSentinel]

None really. Sometimes you need to experience the bad to appreciate the good.

 

[zehydra]

Oh, I loved the Village, though I will admit they definitely mis-advertised the movie.

 

[birdplaneman]

Never walked out of a movie, but in retrospect I should've. Miami Vice, for one, and Inglorious Basterds as well. Tarantino's a genius director, but can't write for sh*t.

I also shut off Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Requiem for a Dream about an hour into each.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

Never done it (I spent money, so I best not waste it), but I came close when watching Wayne's World.

The Bohemian Rhapsody part saved it.

EDIT: Actually, I remember: March of the Penguins.

I was misinformed!

 

[Padwolf]

I have never walked out of a movie, but I wanted to walk out during Jumper

 

[Jack_Uzi]

Never walked out of a movie, but in retrospect I should've. Miami Vice, for one, and Inglorious Basterds as well. Tarantino's a genius director, but can't write for sh*t.

I also shut off Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Requiem for a Dream about an hour into each.

I don't know if you've ever seen the movie: true romance. But that was a nice story written by Tarantino if you ask me.

And really?! Fear and Loathing and Requiem?! Whow!! I can think of movies FAR worse than those two. But to each his own of course.

OT: Luckily never seen a movie that bad in the cinema. But I've rented some movies that weren't even worth the money and the waste of 45 minutes trying to get a grasp of these movies in my life like waterworld.

 

[quantumsoul]

I almost walked out on The Grudge. Lamest horror movie ever.

I did fall asleep for a bit during Inglorious Basterds. I was really tired and the subtitled scenes knocked me out.

 

[BGH122]

Gran Torino. I don't give a shit how badass Clint Eastwood is, if everyone else in the movie can't act for shit, the movie is shit.

Yeah, it was pretty awful.

This scene was great though: