Have you ever walked out of a movie?

I havent, but I did fall asleep during Lake Placid and to this day Ive never seen it since.

If you have,which movie was it and why?

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KrystleEyes 22/03/05

No I haven't

I do think I should have though

Yeah - two.

"Born on the Fourth of July" - Just absolutely depressing. I'd had enough after about an hour.

"Howard the Duck" - Worst movie ever. The protagonist was totally unlikable.

I WISH I'd walked out on "The Village". When the credits rolled, involuntarily I stood up and said, "Hey - when does the REAL movie start?" No one could believe that movie was so bad.

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I think I walked out of a James Bond movie when I was about 14.

I'm not a fan of James Bond.

Yeah.

"Pitch Black"

It probably was a good movie but I really couldnt finish it.

No but Bruce Willis holds the dubious honor of being the only actor starring in TWO movies that I couldn´t bother to finish watching. I brought them back to the video store after 25 minutes. ( There were a couple of months in between both films..one was, by the way, Hudson Hawk ).

there was a bruce willis one about a hostage situation in a house, i think his daughter was in it, i went to bed early on that one and found out what happened later.

but i usually have to see it through no matter how bad.

muirdo said:

I wanted to walk out of Happy Feet in the worst way. But my nephew had fallen asleep and I didn't want to wake him.

I wish I had walked out of "Children of Men." What a waste of time.

i walked out of that self-indulgent piece of crap "venice venice", and i wanted to walk out on "clone wars" but i kept giggling helplessly every time that stupid-ass baby Hutt came on the screen, so i suffered through it.

Efan said:

garganta said:

Anxiety said:

garganta said:

really? I LOVE that movie

it was really freakin bleak but it had some interesting ideas. i saw it on DVD and i don't think i'd ever want to watch it again, but i'd recommend it as a rainy-day movie i guess.

I have to say I never have, but wished I did.

garganta said:

I believe the only movie I've walked out of a theatre on was the British film Raining Stones. Dry as a bone. Maybe now that I'm older, I'd better appreciate it.

My mom also had to leave with me from King Kong (1976). But that was due to an impending bowel catastrophe.

I haven't. Only because I'm either:

a) hoping it will get better

or

b) anticipating the sweet moment after the movie when I can unleash my disdain.

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Now the Lord is sayin' to me, "Whitey, Please..."

Nope.

Yep, the last Bond movie Casino Royale, great movie, just had better things to do

mdiver said:

shanti0608 said:

I've slept through a few movies that were boring -- just to spare whoever I'm going with, never really just up and stormed out.

well not walked out but chased out...with a gun
the film romper stomper

you can guess the rest...

Yes:

The Unbearable Lengthness of Film
Forrest Gump

mdiver said:

angelcat said:

mdiver said:

Yep, the last Bond movie Casino Royale, great movie, just had better things to do

i thought that that was the best bond ever.
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Road House

Mars23 said:

mdiver said:

Mars23 said:

Road House

Before or after the "you can be my friday night thang" scene?