What films have you walked out of?

[leviticusd]

I have sat through bad movies, but the only movie I walked out on was one I liked. I was with three girls back in High School and we went to William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet (the one with Leo). We didn't know that it was actually going to use the original script in a modern setting. I was a little confused at first, but once I realized what was going on, I felt it was a very interesting, artistic and well made film (hasn't aged well, so if you go see it now, it's very 90's).

Apparently, the girls I was with thought differently and they all wanted to leave. I wasn't going to make them stay, but I did buy it when it came out.

 

[Hollock]

get him to the greek, after the 6th party where they did nothing Jonah Hill complained and they just made their next flight.

 

[Ashsaver]

I walked out on Twilight.

Back then i thought what Twilight was about pure vampire action......darn i want my money back.

 

[lacktheknack]

None. I have even survived watching The Room from beginning to end, because it is absolutely fascinating in all the wrong ways. I do not want to do that ever again.

 

[The Hero Killer]

I can think of a few that I wanted to walk out of, but the only one that I actually did was The Spirit.

 

[BENZOOKA]

Never walked out on a movie, as I rarely go see movies in a cinema, and those movies are good that I go to see.

I have not been able to watch some movies in the comfort of my home, because they were so bad. The Royal Tenenbaums is one of those.

 

[Jegsimmons]

james camerons avatar and M. Nights shamalamadingdowilly's The last airbender.
why:
Avatar i walked out of because i hated the acting, the story, the fact i was talking down to me in 30 different ways, the fact i was in 3d, the plot holes and because it showed WAY to much male navi ass.

the last airbender was just a giant F-u to the fans of the show (which is awesome) not to mention HORRIBLE direction, acting, plot, amount of redundant exposition, and the fact they couldn't say their names right!

 

[Duffeknol]

Eragon. Didn't walk out, but didn't watch more than 10 minutes of the movie. What an absolute crock of shit that was.

Also don't recommend me the book please. I don't care how many more times better it is. 143984298 x zero is still zero.

 

[Duffeknol]

Monsters Vs. Aliens... not because I went with my cousin and he ended up getting a blow job right next to me...<.<

wait what

 

[Quiet Stranger]

The only one I can think of was Finding Nemo but that was because there was some kind of problem or something so they gave us a refund

 

[Shining_Pyrelight]

I've never walked out on a movie in theaters. I never go on an opening night though, I always wait to read a few reviews first. (Except the Friday the 13th remake, but I liked it)

As for movies I've just stopped and walked away from;

I simply stopped Cannibal Holocaust. I had always heard how great it was...it sucked in my opinion. I made it to the first "live animal kill", it made me sick.

Also stopped Sleepaway Camp 4(?) I think. It was just too bad to enjoy. The kills were fun, but the acting was disgusting.

 

[icame]

I've only done it twice. The first was at transformers 2, and the second was at the remake of the stepfather

 

[Reptiloid]

AVP 2: Requiem.

I was expecting a movie with Aliens. Maybe some Predators. Fighting. Hence the whole "Alien versus Predator" bit of the title.

I wasn't expecting a movie about a bunch of very unlikable, forgettable cardboard-cutout youngsters doing... whatever the hell they were doing. Figured I'd check if they all died within the next 30 minutes or so, but no such luck.

 

[SpaceSpork]

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.

I'm watching it right now, and enjoying the hell out of it

 

[XIGBARx13]

Me and my friends had to walk out of the theater about a half hour into Quantum of Solace. I had never been so bored and un-entertained by a film before, and still haven't to this day.

 

[Joey245]

I've never really walked out of a movie. My opinion is, I spent money on this. I will see it through to the end.

Well, there was that one time I walked out of Secretariat, but I just needed to pace. Comes with ADHD. I went back in in a few minutes.

Wasn't my type of movie anyways.

 

[Trivun]

I would never walk out of a film. It's just a massive waste of money. Besides, I tend to only pay to see movies I really do think I'll enjoy, no matter how bad they actually are (I never listen to critics, and most films that I see that are bad are ones I still enjoy watching, like the Twilight films...). If I don't think I'll enjoy a film but I still want to see it just in case, I'll wait until it's on DVD or on TV and watch it then. So yeah, I've never walked out of a film. Unless I really need the toilet, but I always come back as quickly as I can to avoid missing anything .

 

[Alucard832]

Wanted to walk out of superhero movie, and I've turned off a couple of rentals like run fat boy run and that awful shymalan movie about The Water or something. For the most part, I have good choice in movies so I don't end up walking out.

 

[Squilookle]

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

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I've never walked out, though I did seriously consider trying to fall asleep during Black Hawk Down