World of the Worlds. The Cruise one. I was about twelve, and I just got bored. But my parents' alarm for two years had been the CD version, so maybe I was being a kiddie snob.
What films have you walked out of?
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Saw 1+ 2. Really boring movies. All it was was gore so I just told my Dad "I'm just gonna go play videogames now" and buggered off in both occasions.
I have never read those books or watched those movies, having been warned by at least 3 people to stay away. Was it so bad you couldn't even watch it just to make fun of it?wickes666 said:
I think this movie was "kind of nice", but I had the impression that something was wrong. It made me feel ashamed for story for some reason, and at some moments I almost shift+deleted the file.BGH122 said:
I think this Scott Pilgrim's attempt to "represent the zeitgeist" (that you said) is what is wrong about the movie. Maybe they overdid the band-game thing.
Anyway, thank you for your contribution.
I can say that I walked out SPIRITUALLY from Tim Burton`s Alice in Wonderland because I had payed to see it in English, but the original projection had the subtitles screwed off so they screened the Portuguese dubbed version. Awful.
I say spiritually because me=y companies convinced me to stay.
Now I think I should have walked out anyway. After that Mad Hatter`s dance at the end... *facepalm* I felt very very sorry for Johnny Depp`s carrier.
I say spiritually because me=y companies convinced me to stay.
Now I think I should have walked out anyway. After that Mad Hatter`s dance at the end... *facepalm* I felt very very sorry for Johnny Depp`s carrier.
I've never walked out of a movie, but I sure did fall asleep during Ang Lee's "Hulk."
God that movie was long and boring. My lovely beer buzz was gone before I even saw the actual hulk on screen!
God that movie was long and boring. My lovely beer buzz was gone before I even saw the actual hulk on screen!
None, I'm not really all that critical of movies, or at least I never feel pissed off enough to leave.
Oh, but some of my friends were watching High School Musical 2, I sat down for about 5 minutes, made a couple of cracks about the hat kid's sexuality, and left.
Oh, but some of my friends were watching High School Musical 2, I sat down for about 5 minutes, made a couple of cracks about the hat kid's sexuality, and left.
I have never walked out of a movie while at the cinema.
If they come on television or for movie nights I walk out of:
All Harry Potter movies after and including 3
Jackass
The Saw Movies
Daniel Craig's Bond
That's about it, I'm sure there's others but they're more the kind that I forget even if I do watch them, so they don't impact on me so much. The above are ones that actually make me annoyed and angry that they expect me to sit through their drivel.
If they come on television or for movie nights I walk out of:
All Harry Potter movies after and including 3
Jackass
The Saw Movies
Daniel Craig's Bond
That's about it, I'm sure there's others but they're more the kind that I forget even if I do watch them, so they don't impact on me so much. The above are ones that actually make me annoyed and angry that they expect me to sit through their drivel.
Kinsey, watching two middle aged people having uncomfortable sex on screen was just too much to bear.
It was probably no more then ten minutes in.
It was probably no more then ten minutes in.
The only time I walked out of a movie was during the American... and that was because the fire alarm went off. It turned out to be nothing, so we went back inside and finished it.
There are plenty of movies I haven't finished yet, but one that I can remember watching, not enjoying, and sending it back to Netflix without finishing was Daybreakers. I just wasn't interested in anything at all that was going on. Repo Men was so much better. They were similar styles, it's just that Repo Men actually made an interesting movie.
There are plenty of movies I haven't finished yet, but one that I can remember watching, not enjoying, and sending it back to Netflix without finishing was Daybreakers. I just wasn't interested in anything at all that was going on. Repo Men was so much better. They were similar styles, it's just that Repo Men actually made an interesting movie.
Where should i start, oke i'll start here
Transformers 1 and 2
for sheer lack of creativity and the camera not staying still for one nanosecond
300
cause its childish
Hannibal Rising
way to kill a classic
Avater
for not delivering even 1% of what it promised to be)
1408
for having the worst tension built ever
Evan Almighty
without Bruce it looses its only asset
there's tons of movies i walked out of and rarely do i not get bored. These i did like
The shawshank Redemption
for the brilliant acting
Pulp Fiction
For being a movie that does everything right
The Silence of the Lambs
For being a masterpiece
se7en
For being put together so well
Forrest gump
for being the best comedy ever
american history x
for being controversial in its story telling but also being the first movie to make me cry since bambi
Apocalypse now
for the amazing character development
the deer hunter
because of the feeling of the screenplay
Transformers 1 and 2
for sheer lack of creativity and the camera not staying still for one nanosecond
300
cause its childish
Hannibal Rising
way to kill a classic
Avater
for not delivering even 1% of what it promised to be)
1408
for having the worst tension built ever
Evan Almighty
without Bruce it looses its only asset
there's tons of movies i walked out of and rarely do i not get bored. These i did like
The shawshank Redemption
for the brilliant acting
Pulp Fiction
For being a movie that does everything right
The Silence of the Lambs
For being a masterpiece
se7en
For being put together so well
Forrest gump
for being the best comedy ever
american history x
for being controversial in its story telling but also being the first movie to make me cry since bambi
Apocalypse now
for the amazing character development
the deer hunter
because of the feeling of the screenplay
