Have you ever walked out of a movie?
 

Have you ever walked out of the theater in the middle of a movie?

I've done it 4 times

Head of State- girlfriend forced me to see this but I couldn't take it anymore after the first 50 minutes or so.

White Noise- my nephew was getting to scared.

Lord of the Rings- didn't know it was that long, had to leave to make an appointment but I went back a couple days later to see it.

Million Dollar Baby- the first time I sat through the whole thing but the second time I left after the first two hours because I couldn't take that again.

what about you guys. if you did was it because you just couldn't stand it or some other reason?

Never walked out on a movie. Even if i hated it, i sat to the end hoping it would redeem itself (ie, Spawn and the Grudge)

haven't seen the Grudge yet don't really know what to expect, you say it's horrible and urge says it's the best horror movie in recent years.

I have sat through movies hoping it would get better, for example Collateral- don't know why but it couldn't keep my attention for the first half hour.

Its to expensive...between $9 tickets...another $15 worth of popcorn and soda....I'm sitting for the duration.



as for The Grudge, don't listen to Vod, it was good.He's from New Hampshire....lots of inbreeding there....if ya get my drift.;)

The grudge is awesome.

I thought Collateral was pretty good.

anyway, I've never walked out on a film, but I've fallen asleep during Under Siege. There was another occasion I nodded of, but can't remember the film.

I've fallen asleep during movies before, but never walked out.

I thought Collateral was great but for whatever reason I got miserably bored in the first half hour.

i left with the last 5 minutes of Boogeyman....I was like fuck this....thats about it tho....I fell asleep during movies also....only if i seen them more then once tho.

There is quite a bit of inbreeding in this state, but i hate to break it to you newb, Im originally from California. oops :)

another one I kept nodding off during was Vanhelsing

i've never walked out of a movie ..

i ran out of one .. Tales From the Crypt - when i was a little kid ..
I was scared shitless.
(this is the old UK horror anthology, not the recent american one)

but once i make the effort to get to a theatre (babysitter, etc)
I'm not going anywhere.

The maddest I've ever been was watching the Village.
I wanted to kill someone at the end of that one.

Seeing that your as old as dirt...that was a given.:D

I walked out of Troy.

So bad...

I have never and will never walk out of a movie. If there's a movie I actively seek out in the theater, chances are I'll like it. The only times I've seen a movie in theaters that I didn't like was Van Helsing and this POS hippie science doc. called What The Bleep Do We Know? Rule of thumb: Never see a movie with punctuation in the title. There are, of course, exceptions, but What The Bleep isn't one of them


granted, I didn't walk out of any of them, but if I were to have walked out of a movie, those would be ones I'd walk out of.

Come to think of it, I never walked out on a horror film. I ALMOST walked out on "Arachniphobia," but I had paid my six bucks and figured I might as well stay.

I wish I had walked out of the net and nine months....worst movies ever I dont even know how I wound up in the theater in the first place

I have done this before too with the movies Darkness and Down Periscope because they were so bad.

Re: Have you ever walked out of a movie?
 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808
[B]Million Dollar Baby- the first time I sat through the whole thing but the second time I left after the first two hours because I couldn't take that again.

It sounds like you disliked that movie. then why is it your Avatar?

"Fire down Below"....sounds like VD, but was even worse to watch...

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by The Mothman
[B]Maybe it's more of an emotional thing

No, if I paid my $3, I am gonna sit through the whole thing.... Blair Witch 2 really was tough to endure.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by The Mothman
[B]I don't dislike the movie it's actually my favorite movie,like Sam said it's an emotional thing, the last 30 minutes are a bit rough.

see, I've never been so emotional from a movie that it's hard for me to watch it. Never even cried from a movie. Came close, but never done it. I understand it, though, just, *shrug*

Shoulda walked out on Blair Witch 2, that piece of crap!

Let's see, I forced my family to leave the drive-in when I was 4 and we were watching "The Town that Dread Sundown" and I was totally freaking out. And to this day I still haven't tried to watch it again.

Also walked out of "Three Amigos" 'cause I was set up on a blind date and it wasn't really going so good. So I got up and left and walked home. Figured: "that'll show her."
It really didn't.
Sad too 'cause "Three Amigos" is one of the funniest movies of all time. So I'm the loser on that one.

Have You Ever Walked Out Of A Movie
 

When we were about 15 me and my mate managed to get in the cinema to see American Werewolf in London and it was all I could do to stop my mate from running out of the cinema.From the walking across the dark lonely moors sequence onwards he was absolutely shitting himself.At the time here in the UK, (cineplexes were yet to be invented) cinemas were pretty creepy places at the best of times when the audience was small.To make it worse a draught was blowing in from somewhere and a door kept banging usually at a quiet time in the movie.My mate was gripping onto me for dear life and at the end of the movie I thought he would need intensive care.
I fell fast asleep during Ghostbusters 2 and nearly walked out of Blair Witch 2 which is the worst movie I have ever seen at the cinema.

I haven't done it, but I felt like doing it under LOTR - FOTR.

Hey, what's "FOTR?"

i have - given the right button ..
its extremely rare though ..

schindlers list ...

and i had to turn off Sam the Egg right near the beginning because i wasnt in the right frame of mind to see a baby in peril.
i dont know when i could handle seeing that movie.

Fellowship of the Ring

whenever I run into a movie like that I try to do that Last House on the Left thing, you know just shrug and tell myself it's only a movie. It works sometimes but there's been a few that almost made me cry but I never have, there's some that got a few tears outta me though.(Million DB,Empire of the Sun,Schindler's list)

I walked out on Jason X, I don't care how much I paid. It sucked ass so bad, I was more than happy to leave. I fell asleep during Jason vs. Freddy and The Day After Tomorrow.:o

i can understand walking out of Jason X - it was insulting ..
Jason VS Freddie was far more fun ..

and day after tomorrow ... i was taken aback by how much i liked that movie - i thought i would have hated it but i thought it was great..

I will admit that Day After Tomorrow had some damnit good special effects but I just couldn't get into it. Freddy vs. Jason was more like a comedy to me. So i'd nod off and when I heard people laughing I'd sit up and watch a little bit of it. Other than that, I didn't to much like it.:D

Jason X was just horrible but I liked Freddy vs. Jason wasn't much of a horror but it was funny IMO.

I almost fell asleep at the begining of the Day After Tomorrow but after everything started going all to hell I thought it was pretty good.

I know it's not horror, but one movie i seen that I didn't think I'd like was Walking Tall. I liked it from the start b/c of The Allman Brothers Song. I was shocked that I liked it , but I did.:D

now where the hell is that pot and kettle picture ?? :)

i just didnt want anyone thinking i was afraid watching Demon Night :)

good movie though :)

as an aside ...

Remember Tales of the Crypt - Bordello of blood ... the less than stellar sequal .. with the hopelessly lost Dennis Miller..?

I won something on a local radio station which put me in the running for another prize which i wasnt aware of ..

i got a phone call one day from the radio station saying i was one of 2 or 3 finalists so where would i be on a certain day so i could receive the phone call live ... The prize was an all expenses paid trip to New York City to see the Bordello of Blood premier ... a really cool New York weekend holiday - even if the movie did suck shit ...

it turns out that the weekend we would have gone - we were already booked to go to cuba that week.

What are the fucking odds !

So i had to tell them to pick someone else ...

oh well, dennis miller in a shit film vs topless women sunbathing on a beach .... i'll take the beach.

Ghost Ship...............the old one about the Nazis, and Quest for Fire. Made me want to puke lol..........

I REALLY REALLY wanted to walk out of Titanic, but my brother paid for my ticket. That was the most boring movie I've ever seen until the last half hour. :rolleyes:

quest for fire ??

that was a GREAT movie !!!
why didnt u like it ?