What films have you walked out of?
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I saw Fellowship of the Ring when I was... nine? I got scared and ran out during one of the early scenes with the black riders. Once it came out on video, though, I watched it again and again. But yeah, that's it.
I dont walk out of films but if the movies bad i watch the movie then walk straight into another movie that is starting i keep going until i find a good movie
I thought 'walked' said 'wanked' then. Oh dear... xD
I've never walked out because I hate wasting money. I considered it during The Village, Disaster Movie and Wedding Date...
I've never walked out because I hate wasting money. I considered it during The Village, Disaster Movie and Wedding Date...
Me and my friends all walked out of "The Butterfly Effect". What a piece of shock-value, overhyped, horribly acted Kutcher shit. I do not understand how some people say it is one of their favourite films.
I also wanted to walk out of "Bride Wars" and "Alice in Wonderland 3D" when my girlfriend made me go see them with her, but I didn't because I figured a good night after is usually worth a couple hours staring at the dark, popcorn filled floor and pretending to laugh once in a while.
I also wanted to walk out of "Bride Wars" and "Alice in Wonderland 3D" when my girlfriend made me go see them with her, but I didn't because I figured a good night after is usually worth a couple hours staring at the dark, popcorn filled floor and pretending to laugh once in a while.
Yes, same here. I was so close to walking out, but the family wanted to sit through the rest.Falko said:
I wasn't exactly considering walking out of Saw 7 but I sure as hell didn't want to go in the theater just to watch what I thought would be a piece of shit. Surprisingly, it was good. Like, really good. In fact, I can go as far as to recommend the movie.
I don't go to the cinema often enough to walk out on many movies, and even if I really did want to walk out I'm usually either too polite or too busy making fun of the movie, but I have returned more than a few rentals early without finishing them because of how bad they were. And bad to the point where I didn't find them hilarious and mockable.
Attack Of The Clones.
Hostel.
The Time Machine.
Those are the ones I remember. Attack Of The Clones was so bad that I, as a twelve year old, told my Dad, "No! Don't watch it! It's terrible!"
Attack Of The Clones.
Hostel.
The Time Machine.
Those are the ones I remember. Attack Of The Clones was so bad that I, as a twelve year old, told my Dad, "No! Don't watch it! It's terrible!"
I have never walked out of a screening. Hopefully I will never have to. I have seen some pretty bad movies tho (Date Movie X| )
i havent walked out of a film yet.
but if i could go back in time and tell my self that the movuie wasnt going to get any better then i would have walked out.
the movie i now see as being the worst movie i have EVER watched is; bridge to terabithia
WORST FILM EVER!
but if i could go back in time and tell my self that the movuie wasnt going to get any better then i would have walked out.
the movie i now see as being the worst movie i have EVER watched is; bridge to terabithia
WORST FILM EVER!
I hardly ever go to the cinema, but when I do, I never walk out because either a) it was my money that paid for the ticket, and I'm not going to waste it; there could be a really exciting bit right around the corner. Or b) a friend s paid for it and I'm not going to waste their money.
However, when I borrowed Mega Shark versus Giant Octopus on the DVD from a friend, I literally turned off halfway through and played Team Fortress 2, instead.
However, when I borrowed Mega Shark versus Giant Octopus on the DVD from a friend, I literally turned off halfway through and played Team Fortress 2, instead.
One word Beowulf, it was without a doubt the most agonising 40 mins of my life the film had nothing good about it from the god awful plot to the creepy uncanny valley character dessigns sheer 100% tripe
