Have you ever walked out of a movie?

[TriVanilla]

Originally Posted by zpider242

Halfway through Avatar I wanted to leave but the wife insisted on seeing it until the end.

Well, that sucked, that film was almost 3 hours long.

One film I regret not walking out of was The Five Year Engagement. Somehow I regret not taking that option because I stupidly felt in my mind that it would end soon.

[moviesfreak]

Many years ago, I left the Addams Family. Some of my friends still want to kill me for that

[howdoufeelabout]

Last one was 50/50, no love from me for that whatsoever.

It's rare that I walk out but that was truly dire.

[ivorian]

The last Indiana Jones film. I can't even remember what it was called.

[DarthBane]

I walked out of the Dark Knight Rises

Seriously, I love the movie - 5 star film easily.

I took my brother though and he felt ill. Still, though am I the only person who has EVER walked out of this film?

[Unnamed]

Twice.

Die Another Day at the moment the invisable car was revealed. Even though I'm a huge Bond fan...

Mr Bean's Holiday (it wasn't my choice to go to see it either!)

[ThePuddledDuck]

Walked out of The Hobbit and Skyfall, both boring and poor storyline although in the case of The Hobbit I thought the action sequences were silly, nearly walked out of TDKR.

[LeonardEgan]

Can't believe some of the films that people have walked out on. I get that we all have different tastes but pulp fiction, reservoir dogs, crash, being john malkovich,TDKR,
Take Shelter, Melancholia, Children of Men, a.i and loads more well made films? Come on, I refuse to believe it.

I think a few here are bending the truth the same way that people on IMDB give 0's and 1's. I have seen some bad films at the cinema e.g. Bonfire of the vanities, Rocky V and Step Brothers but still not walked out. Can't get my head round that someone was so appalled by Pulp Fiction, Lord of the rings etc that walking out was the better option.

I didn't like Lost in translation but it wasn't offensive and I would never have considered walking out. Loads of the films mentioned in this thread are well reviewed and/or successful. It's the same on all movie forums though especially in threads like this and 'overrated films' etc. Some folk just like to be contrary it seems.

I'd bet that half of you didn't walk out on those films in a cinema. At the most you changed the channel at home. Or perhaps you made it all the way through but to get your feelings of disdain across you bs that you walked out. Nonsense.

[morris]

Originally Posted by LeonardEgan

I'd bet that half of you didn't walk out on those films in a cinema. At the most you changed the channel at home. Or perhaps you made it all the way through but to get your feelings of disdain across you bs that you walked out. Nonsense.

[reggiehammond1]

Ive never walked out of a film because I always sit through to the end no matter how bad. But I came close to it whilst watching 1408 and Monsters. Not good films to have spent money on. :