I walked out of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and the first Transformers movies. They sucked so much ass.
What films have you walked out of?
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Whenever I'm seeing something at a theatre, I make myself stay no matter what- but I just couldn't do it for "Be Cool"
I think it was a sequel to Get Shorty. And it was just god awful. Half our party that went to see it walked out about 30 minutes into it- the rest followed and met up with us within the hour
I think it was a sequel to Get Shorty. And it was just god awful. Half our party that went to see it walked out about 30 minutes into it- the rest followed and met up with us within the hour
I heard twilight was some surrealistic art movie from a friend, so I went there. about half an hour in I walked out because there were girls talking about how they would like to bang edward.
And I hated vampires after they stopped being transylvanian nightmares and are now just a cliche like the "I got a rock" phrase everyone heard SOMETIME in the 90s-2ks.
also: furry vengeance, no, just no.
And I hated vampires after they stopped being transylvanian nightmares and are now just a cliche like the "I got a rock" phrase everyone heard SOMETIME in the 90s-2ks.
also: furry vengeance, no, just no.
Never walked out a movie. Sat though some damn shitty ones, though. "Old Dogs" and "Funny People" come to mind.
And for the record, my friends only saw "Old Dogs" because "2012"(Not good by any means, but sure as shit better then "Old Dogs") was sold out. We even lied about it later.
And for the record, my friends only saw "Old Dogs" because "2012"(Not good by any means, but sure as shit better then "Old Dogs") was sold out. We even lied about it later.
The Twilight films. All About Steve. The two major ones.
I tried, okay? I TRIED!
..I just couldn't torture myself with it anymore.
Edit: The other one's are really almost every romantic comedy I've been forced into over the years, and I tried to walk out of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. But I was half asleep by the middle and I couldn't concentrate on the fucking exit and my feet at the same time. Damnit!
I tried, okay? I TRIED!
..I just couldn't torture myself with it anymore.
Edit: The other one's are really almost every romantic comedy I've been forced into over the years, and I tried to walk out of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. But I was half asleep by the middle and I couldn't concentrate on the fucking exit and my feet at the same time. Damnit!
I used to be a projection manager at a theater and there were a lot of bad movies that I sat through, but only because I was being paid to watch them. This includes such gems as Open Water and Miami Vice.
The only movie I have ever walked out on was the DaVinci Code, and I only missed the last four or five minutes. I'm not even sure what it was, but something finally made me go "Ok, I'm done." and shut it off. It wasn't even the worst movie I ever screened (both Miami Vice and Open Water were worse. Miami Vice much much worse.) but there was some perfect storm of stupid right at the end there and I couldn't take it anymore.
The only movie I have ever walked out on was the DaVinci Code, and I only missed the last four or five minutes. I'm not even sure what it was, but something finally made me go "Ok, I'm done." and shut it off. It wasn't even the worst movie I ever screened (both Miami Vice and Open Water were worse. Miami Vice much much worse.) but there was some perfect storm of stupid right at the end there and I couldn't take it anymore.
Never have. But then, I hate movie theaters. They are by far the least comfortable way to watch a movie... thus... I almost have to be bodily dragged to a theater in order to see a movie in one, and unless I know I'm going to love the movie, I don't let it happen no matter the effort people spend on me. In the past three years, I've seen two movies in the theater.
I walked out of Silver City, though not due to its quality. It's a great movie, but I had a free pass to it and was kinda forced into going though I had more pressing matters to attend to. ><
Apart from that, they're a couple of films I turned off before the end, but none I actually left theaters over. I've been tempted a few times though. >_>
Apart from that, they're a couple of films I turned off before the end, but none I actually left theaters over. I've been tempted a few times though. >_>
i truly enjoyed the movie. infact, it was the best movie i'd seen all yearBGH122 said:
it seems like the reaction to Scot Pilgrim VS the World seems to be pretty polarized; many people seemed to love, and the ones that didn't love it, hated it. i think it might be in part because of the style of the film
I wanted to walk out of Where the Wild Things are so bad, what a boring piece of crap that was. It did its best to ruin a wonderful childhood memory.
I would've walked out of Epic Movie if not for two things. There was no place with in easy walking distance of theater and I'd gotten a ride from people too dim to walk out. Afterwards they of course agreed that it was dreck and if they weren't related I'd have called out their stupidity more verbosely. I warned them and then they duped me into thinking they were going to another less terrible movie being shown at the same theater. That movie made "Manos" look semi-competent! I fell asleep during Titanic which is fine I didn't pay for the tickets. Come to think I didn't pay for Ep... yeah I'd just like to forget that thing so depravedly referred to as a comedy. I'd have walked out of Transformers two too, but it being a drive-in(also my family has no taste in films)made napping easier.