Movies you've WALKED OUT of....

[KingGeno]

Do any of you have a movie that you ever walked out on, because it was that bad?

I'm a big movie buff, and I will normally tolerate seeing a movie through to the end. I've only walked out on one movie my whole life:

Play It to the Bone (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0196857/)
http://www.kopictureshow.com/PlayItToTheBone1999.jpg

This movie was liquid liver shit. No redeeming value, I feel.

[ANC]

The only movie I ever walked out on was in '99, Eye of the Beholder (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120662/)

[Fallon]

The only movie I've ALMOST walked out on was Spiderman 2. I kept hoping it would get better.

I was sadly mistaken.

[KingGeno]

The only movie I've ALMOST walked out on was Spiderman 2. I kept hoping it would get better.

I was sadly mistaken.

Wow. I felt the same way about Spider-Man 1 & 2. It wasn't until they were out on DVD and I saw them again that I ended up being cool with them.

[Fallon]

Wow. I felt the same way about Spider-Man 1 & 2. It wasn't until they were out on DVD and I saw them again that I ended up being cool with them.

Two was so bad it made me like one less. Then I tried three and that was a huge mistake.

[MIKEYDAKEN]

vanilla sky. such a stupid movie

[KingGeno]

Two was so bad it made me like one less. Then I tried three and that was a huge mistake.

Three was like having shit-filled shit cakes tossed into your eyes.

[boonanas]

I walked out of The Rocker and The Good Girl.

[Devo37]

walked out of Dragonheart (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonheart) and walked into Cable Guy, which was playing in the next theater.

[Tall_James]

I never walked out of a movie.

I did walk out of a Buddy Guy show at the Beacon Theatre a couple of years ago. For some reason he decided to be awful that night.

[MIKEYDAKEN]

Three was like having shit-filled shit cakes tossed into your eyes.

come on how could you not love when peter got "evil" and 1975'd his way around the city in his fall out boy gear. fuck spider-man

[Tall_James]

come on how could you not love when peter got "emo"

Fixed that for ya.

[spadanko]

Nothing But trouble

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/MMPO/503612~Nothing-But-Trouble-Posters.jpg

[Furtherman]

I've never walked out of a movie. I think I can tell when it would be a waste to buy a ticket.

[KingGeno]

fuck spider-man

Emo Peter...who beat up his wife, employees, and patrons at a bar...ONLY to later on be able to walk in all willy nilly and embrace her with no fuckin' prob from management or anything.

Totally emo shit. Crap CG fest.

[Freitag]

I actually watched all of "Mansquito" but the only movie I ever stopped watching after I paid for it was "Punch Drunk Love".

[Hottub]

Gap.

:surrender:

[Legit Bill]

Air Force One w/ Harrison Ford http://www.iproceed.com/jd/uploaded_images/air-force-one-726455.jpg

[burrben]

mystery men

[Furtherman]

Air Force One? Are you serious? What do you expect from an action flick, Titus?

[Legit Bill]

I was 14 and almost any movie like this kept my interest, but Air Force One was just a complete bore for me.

[IrishAlkey]

Nothing But trouble

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/MMPO/503612~Nothing-But-Trouble-Posters.jpg

For shame.

[IMSlacker]

Hurlyburly

[sailor]

interview with a vampire. the a/c was broken and the theater was like 90 degrees. first scene with any gore i almost passed out.

i loved vanilla sky.

[KingModem]

Pride and Prejudice. I told my girl at the time that I was going to the bar nextdoor and left her there to finish it. She dumped me two days later.

[King Hippos Bandaid]

Waterworld


Weekend at Bernie's ( I was too young and immature for this movie at age 11)

[CofyCrakCocaine]

Waterworld


Weekend at Bernie's ( I was too young and immature for this movie at age 11)

First off, my condolences to the Air Hippo front page. Second, Weekend at Bernies is one of those awful movies that I'll sit and watch with my mouth agape like a fucking retard every time it's on. There's something hypnotic about it.

I walked out on Tomb Raider. Left my friend at the cineplex too, punishment for making me waste my $8.50. He actually had the balls to tell me I missed 'the good part' where some vehicle went boom when I finally picked him up.

Another time same friend got me to see Harry Potter III, the movie theatre was in a mall so I wound up just strolling through the mall waiting for the movie to end.

[EddieMoscone]

Cloverfield. It sucked AND made me nauseous.

[Aggie]

The only one in my life. My husband and I looked at each other and just knew we had to get the hell outta there:

http://1416andcounting.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/face_off.jpg

[CofyCrakCocaine]

The only one in my life. My husband and I looked at each other and just knew we had to get the hell outta there:

http://1416andcounting.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/face_off.jpg

You missed the really really cool part where Cage says DIEEEEEE and wins the oscar.

[Aggie]

You missed the really really cool part where Cage says DIEEEEEE and wins the oscar.

But is it as good as when Anakin becomes Darth Vader and yells "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"?

[~Katja~]

I have never walked out of a movie. I blame it on the fact that I so rarely get to go to a movie, so that when I do, I pick one that I have researched before and really want to see and know, it will be great.

But there are plenty of movies I would never even watch to begin with when they come out on TV.

[biozombie]

never walked out of a movie, but I've walked out on many, many bands, most recently Eric Burdon & The Animals at the state fair a few weeks ago. A belly full of fried Oreos and warm Bud Lite & I couldn't handle hearing "This next song is on our latest CD..." as the 2nd song of their set.

[Bellyfullasnot]

I had the kids with me so I had to stay, but Igor almost got me to leave. I kept looking for a sign from the wife and kids but they enjoyed it.

When I was 12 my father thought he took me to a pirate movie. He did, Pirates of Penzance (sp). We walked out pretty quick.

[pennington]

Closest I ever came to walking out. We kept hoping it would get better; we were wrong.

http://www.talking-heads.net/graphics/truestoriesfilm.jpg

[Coach]

Going wayyyy back...The Pickup Artist.

[Patient zer0]

house of the dead I think it was called. it was a movie based off the sega arcade shooter. 20 mins into it I walked out and started a chain reaction with about 3/4s of the theater

[KnoxHarrington]

I walked out of Dogtown. Yeah, I get it, Lars. You hate America and don't seem to think much of women either. Go fuck yourself.

[Melrapuo]

I know I almost walked out on Napoleon Dynamite. If my friends weren't there to help me make fun of it, I wouldn't have stayed. The theater was UNCOMFORTABLY quiet. No one laughed except three stupid teens. Ugh.

[ZigZagBigBag]

i walked out of 'catch me if you can'. it wasn't that bad, i just had to make it to the liquor store before it closed.

[kegbuna]

The closest I have gotten is when my brother fell asleep during Jurassic Park 2 and then pissed his pants cause he had drunk too much soda. I can't remember if we stayed until the end or left right when he pissed his pants.

[tele7]

walked out of Dragonheart (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonheart) and walked into Cable Guy, which was playing in the next theater.



I walked out on Dragonheart too.

[fezident]

I walked out of two movies that I was SERIOUSLY anxious to see.

SYRIANA
I just couldn't follow the narrative. I didn't care about any one character enough to make it worth staying. I was lost and frustrated.


THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM
That shakey cam and the jarring editing. I couldn't f'ing stand it anymore.




(this is where I fully expect Mojo to call me out on my love for DOMINO and my hatred for BOURNE. I'm aware that it makes no sense. I like what I like...what can I say?)

[razorboy]

I walked out of Very Bad Things. Just an awful, awful film.

[patsopinion]

my buddy and i went to the love gurhu

he didnt get it
in fact no one in the theater got it except me
so we left
even though i thought it was funny he was going crazy and was making it shitty for me

[patsopinion]

I walked out of Very Bad Things. Just an awful, awful film.

great movie
ari with stripper
fucking classic


SYRIANA

great film
somewhat longer and understandable walkout if your not in the mood

vanilla sky. such a stupid movie

i love this movie

I know I almost walked out on Napoleon Dynamite. If my friends weren't there to help me make fun of it, I wouldn't have stayed. The theater was UNCOMFORTABLY quiet. No one laughed except three stupid teens. Ugh.

i fucking hate hipsters that like something because they were told it was good
the movie is fucktard awful

[Rockvillejoe]

david bowies' "the man who fell to earth" godawful.

and just last month, "the dark knight". to me it was just a loud, remake of the posieden adventure. large groups of people in trouble. it got tedious, and the love interest was hardly fuckable for those guys.

for me? she was fine. hell for me i'd fuck moms mabley. today.
but i digress.

i thought heath shuler was overrated as the joker. come on. you telling me you couldn't walk around with smeared makeup and talk in a high voice and pretend to kill people?
shit, half of you guys do those first two things as standard operating procedure anyway.
but i digress.

i think heath overdosed due to embarassment.
no digression on that point.

[pittphantoms]

I walked out of Very Bad Things. Just an awful, awful film.

Let me first say - the only movie I EVER walked out on was RUSHMORE... yes I know now how classic that movie is and I watch it whenever it is on ... I was forced to walk out by a girl I was with on a first date ... from that day on I moved into the friend zone with her and nothing else ever happened (unless you count her f'ing my roommate a year later) ... I would never have left if she didn't insist.

In high school I was on a first date and we went and saw Very Bad Things - and she hated it and demanded to leave... and I refused and made her watch the whole damn thing... I was broke and didn't know what else we would do so I couldn't afford to leave. That night I got a very nice happy ending (it was high school - remember?)...

The moral of the story... walk out of a movie - miss a handy...

[KingGeno]

I was close close close to walking out of Napoleon Dynamite. I think that it is one of the unfunniest and overrated movies in the past few years.

Superbad wasn't very funny either.

[Furtherman]

and just last month, "the dark knight". to me it was just a loud, remake of the posieden adventure. large groups of people in trouble.

I'm not sure... I'll have to check... but that just might be the worst comparison ever made.

[yojimbo7248]

That Lars Von Trier movie with Bjork, Dancer in the Dark. I walked out twice, actually. first time in the cinema because I was getting nauseaus. second time, turned the channel when I had it on demand. I'm not one of these over-sensitive Americans that can't take an honest, well thought out critique of our country. hell, I love Noam Chomsky. But von trier's pretentiousness in his attacks on the US are annoying. add the Dogma 95 hand-held style and it is too much too bear.

[razorboy]

I really enjoyed Dancer in the Dark.

[yojimbo7248]

I walked out of Dogtown. Yeah, I get it, Lars. You hate America and don't seem to think much of women either. Go fuck yourself.

And you think you are really intelligent and are saying something really original.

I completely agree.

[Doogie]

Out Cold, the snowboarding movie...I remember myself and my GF at the time not really sure what to see and went to see this. We promptly walked out...The movie was fucking horrible. If I am flipping through the channels and see it on somewhere I want to grab my gun and shoot the screen. Just awful.

I even asked for a refund or another ticket. Surprisingly the guy at the customer counter gave it to me too.

[MagillaGorillaz]

Walked out of the Flintstones movie. God that was terrible.

In college, me and my frat brothers were big Blues Brothers fans. I still love them to this day. We went to see Blues Brothers 2000. That was the biggest fail. I know we wanted to leave but we stayed thinking it might get better, but we all were disappointed. I still yell at the tv when VH1 has that shit movie on.

[pennington]

I know I almost walked out on Napoleon Dynamite. If my friends weren't there to help me make fun of it, I wouldn't have stayed. The theater was UNCOMFORTABLY quiet. No one laughed except three stupid teens. Ugh.

I thought it was just me. I rented it and it was awful. Everybody was saying it was a cult classic, it took forever to end.

[GreatAmericanZero]

I walked out of Dogtown. Yeah, I get it, Lars. You hate America and don't seem to think much of women either. Go fuck yourself.

oh you're talking about Dogville. I LOVED that movie, i thought it was creative and inventive and absorbing. I thought it was amazing

I also think FACE/OFF was a fun movie and for the fellow who walked out of "Nothing But Trouble", you missed this scene!:

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see..it has Tupac, and at first hes perplexed at the Judge's organ playing, but then he realizes he has skillz so he cheers him on!


anyway, I never walked out of a movie..if i pay to see a movie i'm sitting through the goddamn thing. The worst movie i ever saw in theaters is the worst movie ever made (and i snuck into it so atleast i didn't pay for it) is "The Terminal". The other two films that come to mind that i was dying to walk out was "Batman and Robin" and "Jack" (with Robin Williams as a boy)

When Im watching a movie at home and im not into it, I usually just stop paying attention and kill time on the internet, just so i can say i watched the whole thing. I just did that with "Michael Clayton" where i only paid attention to the scenes with Tom Wilkenson.

[The Jays]

I walked out on The Truth About Cats and Dogs. Boy was that movie a disappointment.

[EddieMoscone]

I really enjoyed Dancer in the Dark.

cosign. I love that little pixie.

[SP1!]

The only thing that kept me in National Treasure was the fact Harvey Keitel showed up, I was getting ready to walk out when he popped on screen, he could be in a britney spears movie and I would still watch the film.

That film was fucking horrible, it proves that the USA does not have all the stupid movie goers in the world.

[Rockvillejoe]

I'm not sure... I'll have to check... but that just might be the worst comparison ever made.

i think it's spot on. weren't there scenes where groups of innocent people were being subjected to peril, like the posiedon adventure? boring.

and do you think for a minute that when they locked the joker up they would allow him to stay in his street clothes and not force him to take off that makeup?

and the lack of security for a homicidal maniac, one cop with his gun still on?

i know we need to suspend disbelief. it is a comic book movie, but from a security and custody perspective, like most shit from hollywood, it was annoyingly, unbelievably laughable.

just like the "detectives" that wear their weapons backwards on the opposite side, for " quick cross draw". you would get written up for that in my office.

and it seemed loud and endless. compare it to "lust, caution", "the counterfeiters" or even a loud mainstream flick like die hard 4. at least that had a semi plausible plot that had pace.

[PapaBear]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986), and Showgirls.

[PapaBear]

I walked out on The Truth About Cats and Dogs. Boy was that movie a disappointment.
You can't HANDLE the truth!

[danner1515]

The Thin Red Line

I saw it with my dad, and we made it about 90 minutes before we just kind of mutually decided to get the hell out of there. Blech, I know a lot of people really love Terrence Malick, but I that one was unbearable. Then again, maybe I just wasn't in the mood for a three-hour-long rambling parade of celebrity cameos.

[razorboy]

The Thin Red Line

I saw it with my dad, and we made it about 90 minutes before we just kind of mutually decided to get the hell out of there. Blech, I know a lot of people really love Terrence Malick, but I that one was unbearable. Then again, maybe I just wasn't in the mood for a three-hour-long rambling parade of celebrity cameos.

Different strokes, I guess. It wasn't Malick's best but I thoroughly enjoyed it. It probably didn't hurt that I loved the book when I was a kid and loved the '64 film adaptation as well.

[Hottub]

When I was working in the theater, I saw people walk out, by the dozen, when we were playing "Raising Arizona".
I would sit there 4 shows a day and laugh my balls off!
I guess the Coens were a bit ahead of their time for hayseeds and popcorn movie idiots!

There's what's right, and there's what's right. And never the twain shall meet.

Your loss!

[jennysmurf]

The crappiest of the crap...

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1MzU3ODQxMV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNTczNzYxMQ@@._ V1._SX91_SY140_.jpg

I also walked out on Ishtar, but since I was with my parents, I didn't really have a choice. But I would've anyway.

[Don Stugots]

Jenny, you love that movie.

I walked out on Hexed.

[jennysmurf]

Jenny, you love that movie.

Get outta my computer!!!!

[Don Stugots]

you have warren beatty nude pics on here. EWWW. freak.

[jennysmurf]

you have warren beatty nude pics on here. EWWW. freak.

Don't you have somewhere else to be?

[Don Stugots]

Don't you have somewhere else to be?

i was at work but we got done early. i guess i can harass you on facebook or myspace.

[jennysmurf]

i was at work but we got done early. i guess i can harass you on facebook or myspace.

Great! Now I've gotta go over to facebook and make sure you're not up to any shenanigans....

[Don Stugots]

Great! Now I've gotta go over to facebook and make sure you're not up to any shenanigans....

me??? never. :innocent:

[Furtherman]

i think it's spot on. weren't there scenes where groups of innocent people were being subjected to peril, like the posiedon adventure? boring.

No. Sorry. Unless the Poseidon Adventure was the only other movie you ever saw. Worst. Comparison. Ever.

[Caseyelan]

Closest I ever came to walking out. We kept hoping it would get better; we were wrong.

http://www.talking-heads.net/graphics/truestoriesfilm.jpg

i love that film.


worst film ever? A.I.


worst


ever.

[Furtherman]

worst film ever? A.I.

But.... His love was real!




gag

[Knowledged_one]

K:19 the Widowmaker - should have seen it coming when National Geographic came up on the screen

National Security - Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn - What a bunch of crap

[fezident]

National Security - Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn - What a bunch of crap

I blame the victim on this one!
What on earth were you thinking when you bought the ticket to this one?

[Knowledged_one]

I blame the victim on this one!
What on earth were you thinking when you bought the ticket to this one?

I used to have off every other friday and it was probably the only movie playing at the time

plus the guy i went to the movie with (no homo) was a black guy - and he actually walked out first

[robot artist]

Two Lane Blacktop. Independence Day. The Flintstones.

I'm such a fan of movies, I've always sat through the entire closing credits of any movie I've ever gone to see. But these three were so bad I couldn't even stick around to see how they ended. As my brother says about walking out of movies - they may already have my money, but I can get back a little bit of time in my life that I would have wasted by sitting through a piece of shit.

Two Lane Blacktop was one of those slow moving early 70's movies (that believe it or not featured James Taylor in what was hopefully his one and only acting role). However, now that I'm a 'mature adult', I'd like to give it a second chance, watch it again and see if bringing a different life perspective to it would allow me appreciate what was being attempted.

[A.J.]

Two Lane Blacktop was one of those slow moving early 70's movies (that believe it or not featured James Taylor in what was hopefully his one and only acting role). However, now that I'm a 'mature adult', I'd like to give it a second chance, watch it again and see if bringing a different life perspective to it would allow me appreciate what was being attempted.

Also featuring Dennis Wilson of The Beach Boys!

[KingGeno]

Independence Day.

Mind you I was only 15 at the time, but the scene where he punches a FUCKING alien in space armor, knocks it out, and says "Welcome to Earf!" then lights a stogie was my first vocal outburst in a theatre for shitty performance. I still remember saying "Oh for CRYIN' OUT LOUD" um... out load. I have hated Will Smith's acting ever since. I can't take him seriously.

[Kaci Jo]

I walked out on Knocked Up.

[ChrisBrown]

worst film ever? A.I.


worst


ever.

That was awful but I think Pass It Forward was a tad worse.

[grlNIN]

I don't think i've ever walked out on a movie. I always need to see it through, even if it's terrible.

Also, now because of ticket prices, even if i do think the movie will be ok and it's not i just suffer through it because i don't like wasting money.

HOWEVER

I was the closest i've ever been in my life when i saw Tropic Thunder.

Fucking. Bad.

[Rockvillejoe]

No. Sorry. Unless the Poseidon Adventure was the only other movie you ever saw. Worst. Comparison. Ever.

ok

[Rockvillejoe]

i love that film.


worst film ever? A.I.


worst


ever.

i thought it was well done, but probably the most depressing movie ever made. anyone wishing for immortality should see that movie.
the loneliest movie ever made. besides "the lonely guy" of course.

[Rockvillejoe]

ok

ever?

[jonyrotn]

When the Movie "Home Alone" came out all the critics raved about it so I thought it would be a cool move to take this girl I was dating at the time to see it..
What an awful idea!
She was a student at Fordham and has since become a Doctor so I blame Macauley Culkin for fuckin up my chances at being a doctor's husband..

It was her idea to leave a half an hour into it..
Movies were only like 5 or 6 bucks at the time so it wasn't a huge waste but I definitely felt like "can't pick a flick guy" that night..




EDIT: I forgot about "Joe Verses The Volcano"..What a shitty movie..I walked right the fuck out..

[angrymissy]

Made it about half way through.

http://comingsoon.net/nextraimages/envy-poster.jpg

[A.J.]

Made it about half way through.

http://comingsoon.net/nextraimages/envy-poster.jpg

I rented it and shut it off. AWFUL.

[GreatAmericanZero]

i thought it was well done, but probably the most depressing movie ever made. anyone wishing for immortality should see that movie.
the loneliest movie ever made. besides "the lonely guy" of course.

the reason why AI was a bad movie (to me) is because the main character was a robot that was programmed to love. I didn't care what it did because it wasn't alive. It couldve been about a sofa for all i care

Still, the worst movie ever is another Spielberg film, "The Terminal"...but AI is a bad movie

[Misteriosa]

I really enjoyed Dancer in the Dark.

cosign. I love that little pixie.

i really liked that movie... it actually made me tear up in the end (thats rare for me) and i listen to the soundtrack all the time :o

i dont walk out on movies, i usually fall asleep... two movies have done that for me:

Star Wars Episode 1 (i was 18) and The Nightmare Before Christmas (i was 12)

i havent seen episode one since then, but ive come to really like Nightmare before christmas

[RoseBlood]

i really liked that movie... it actually made me tear up in the end (thats rare for me) and i listen to the soundtrack all the time :o

i dont walk out on movies, i usually fall asleep... two movies have done that for me:

Star Wars Episode 1 (i was 18) and The Nightmare Before Christmas (i was 12)

i havent seen episode one since then, but ive come to really like Nightmare before christmas


I kinda like DITD too, though I normally don't care for Von Trier's herky, jerky style.

I've never walked out of a movie but I've been known to fall asleep during a few myself.

I fell asleep during Star Wars Episode I.. I don't understand the appeal.. booooring! I also haven't seen Ep. 1 or any other Episodes since. :sleep:

[foodcourtdruide]

I walked out of Meet the Parents. I found it so boring, predictable and contrived that I couldn't stand it.

I didn't walk out of the new Indiana Jones, but 2 people I went with did.

[foodcourtdruide]

i love that film.


worst film ever? A.I.


worst


ever.

Have you seen Transformers?

[weslank]

I took my son to see the Adam Sandler movie with the remote control, "Click"?
Too much cussing, too many sexual references, had to walk out.

[Rockvillejoe]

[QUOTE=GreatAmericanZero;1889484]the reason why AI was a bad movie (to me) is because the main character was a robot that was programmed to love. I didn't care what it did because it wasn't alive. It couldve been about a sofa for all i care

the main character, (be it a robot or a couch), has nothing to do with my point of isolation in that film.

speilbergs' concept of this plausible version of the far, far future-devoid of humanity, was devastatingly depressing.

i assumed that mankind would surive ad infinitum. in A.I.'s world, and i guess in reality, that just won't be the case.

the isolation. the total lack of life. the cold. i wanted to slit my wrists right then and there.

i didn't buy into the whole "love programming aspect". and really, when you think about it aren't we all robots in some way? and so if that is the case aren't we all looking for love and validation?

look at haley joel osment now. all growed up now: DWI's ,celebrity golf with mike douglas and his lovely wife zeta jones. it all makes sense, doesn't it..

[EddieMoscone]

i really liked that movie... it actually made me tear up in the end (thats rare for me) and i listen to the soundtrack all the time :o


I get a lot of shit for being a fan of Bjork...

[yojimbo7248]

I get a lot of shit for being a fan of Bjork...

Jeez, who would give you shit for liking Bjork? Her music is fucking great.

[EddieMoscone]

Jeez, who would give you shit for liking Bjork? Her music is fucking great.

Men who are not secure in their masculinity obviously.

[RingWraith]

I never walked out on a movie, but I really should've walked out on "Wild Wild West". God that was AWFUL!!! :annoyed:

[KidNothing]

http://www.blogwaybaby.com/uploaded_images/boys_and_girls-712551.jpg

EECCHHHH!!!
i thought it was gonna be funny, it was a train wreck.. not funny. i only saw it cause my then girlfriend wanted to see it.....we walked out of the Menlo Park mall cinema...into the second level of the parking deck, where i got some mouth loving.....until a cop knocked on the window....

[Chigworthy]

http://www.blogwaybaby.com/uploaded_images/boys_and_girls-712551.jpg

EECCHHHH!!!
i thought it was gonna be funny, it was a train wreck.. not funny. i only saw it cause my then girlfriend wanted to see it.....we walked out of the Menlo Park mall cinema...into the second level of the parking deck, where i got some mouth loving.....until a cop knocked on the window....

YEECCCCCCCHHHHHH! Is that a real movie? How would you call someone a girlfriend who somehow found out about that atrocity and aborted you into the theater to see it?

[drusilla]

i've never walked out on a movie. but i've fallen asleep watching a few at home. even if i rent a shitty movie i'll make it all the way through. like napoleon dynamite. fucking terrible.

very bad things, whipped & mystery men are all great movies in my eyes.

[DeltaPin]

I've never walked out of any movies, but I've been very selective in the movies I've gone to see over the past 10 years or so.

[TonyStark]

I walked out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. God that thing was boring.

[GreatAmericanZero]

I walked out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. God that thing was boring.

one of the worst things i ever seen


But with Hollywood remakes of beloved childhood stuff, i couldn't make it all the way through "The Grinch"..but i attempted watching it at home

[KingModem]

I walked out of Choke last night. Horrible.:thumbdown:

[KingGeno]

I can honestly say, with all truth in me bones, that I would have walked out of Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. I watched it a few nights ago, and what a disgrace. Last nights South Park reminded me of how shitty it truly is.

I hope ESD never sees this movie. It kinda threw a wrench in the whole Indiana Jones coolness factor.

[RingWraith]

I can honestly say, with all truth in me bones, that I would have walked out of Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. I watched it a few nights ago, and what a disgrace. Last nights South Park reminded me of how shitty it truly is.

I hope ESD never sees this movie. It kinda threw a wrench in the whole Indiana Jones coolness factor.

Did you started crying after witnessing it???:glurps:

[Rockvillejoe]

i've never walked out on a movie. but i've fallen asleep watching a few at home. even if i rent a shitty movie i'll make it all the way through. like napoleon dynamite. fucking terrible.

very bad things, whipped & mystery men are all great movies in my eyes.

i fell asleep during a pretty good movie, "midnight run" with de niro and groden. it just seemed to drag on in the middle.