What are the movies that mad you walk out of the theatre?

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   optimus grimlockposted 13 years ago

   for me it was highlander 4, th psycho remake, twilight, and avp2

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      Stevennix2001posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      to be perfectly honest, i can usually tolerate any film no matter how infamously bad it is.  as i grew up watching a lot of bad movies with my father.    however, I will say this.  the only film that ever made me angry that I wanted to walk out that i saw in a theater was "batman & robin."  heck even my father was pissed when he drove me and my brother to see it.  although BOTH me and my brother were huge fans of the movie franchise and we read what a lot of critics said about it, that we both BEGGED our father NOT TO TAKE US to that movie.  since we knew it was awful, but my father ignored us and took us to see it anyway.  needless to say, when we left he complained about it the whole drive home and blamed us for having to watch that piece of garbage.  although I kept trying to tell father that HE was the one who wanted to see it, as me and my brother told him critics said it was bad.  however, he still blames me and my brother to this day for seeing it. go figure.  sometimes i think my life is like charlie brown's since it seems i can't win for losing sometimes.  lol.

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      RNMSNposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      lockwork orange when it was brand new and so was I

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   Cagsilposted 13 years ago

   I have only one- The Lord of the Rings.

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      rebekahELLEposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      

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      Glimmer515posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      hahahahaha I walked out of Lord of the Rings as well!! It was just way to long!

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   optimus grimlockposted 13 years ago

   o ya I forgot the 1st matrix so boring and drawnout

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   Rafiniposted 13 years ago

   Pet Cemetery  -  of course, it was within a week of my 1 month old son dying from SIDS.

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      Home Girlposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I am so sorry to hear (read) that!

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         Rafiniposted 13 years agoin reply to this

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         it was 22 years ago.  I told my (now ex) husband I didn't want to go to a movie!  And look what he chose!!  lol  I still refuse to watch the movie, not only for that reason but because the idea sucks!   lol  (why couldn't it have been a comedy?? lol)

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   Banana01posted 13 years ago

   I have only walked out on one movie in my entire life and it was "Lovely Bones" It was just so weird it bored me and my girlfriend to leave.

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   ryankettposted 13 years ago

   I never have, although I have fallen asleep in front of many!

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   waynetposted 13 years ago

   If I pay to see a movie, why would I walk out? if the movies shite, then you don't have to see it ever again, I've seen lots of bad movies at the cinema...Suburban Commando anyone?

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      optimus grimlockposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      o come on that has the great hul hogan brother lol. i saw it on vhs.

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   Kathryn LJposted 13 years ago

   Harry Potter and the half baked prince.  Was prodded awake because I was snoring too loud.  Once awake, too bored to stay, so went for a curry instead.

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   Rochelle Frankposted 13 years ago

   I can't remember the last one that made me walk in.

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    Uninvited Writerposted 13 years ago

    I haven't really walked out of a movie. I do remember that I almost fell asleep during a couple of movies. The Postman was one that almost had me snoring.

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    Cagsilposted 13 years ago

    That's too funny Rochelle!!!!
    
    I haven't been to a movie cinema in the longest time, either. I think the last time I did go, was the movie I said I walked out on.

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       Home Girlposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       When I was a 5 year old child,  I used to see one and the same weird dream: I am a grown up male(!) soldier in uniform and with a rifle,  and I am running from the enemies, they are chasing me and I am scared and desperate to hide. I think grown ups around me used to talk about war in front of a child and it implanted in my memory in a peculiar way. Now I cannot watch war movies. Ever. It hurts. If I accidentaly do - I walk away. Always.

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    rebekahELLEposted 13 years ago

    I don't think I have walked out, if I did, it was so bad, I don't remember!  there have been a few that seemed to drag along.
    like the recent alice in wonderland. I even saw it 3d on IMAX and thought parts of it were boring.

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    Bill Manningposted 13 years ago

    I love good movies, but I hate going to a movie theater. I always wait and watch them on my computer. Movies to me are personal, and I want to be in the privacy of my home to enjoy them and act any way I want.

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       ryankettposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       What kind of movies are you talking about Bill?

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          Bill Manningposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          Haha,,, ok I guess that does sound weird. I just mean I really get into the movies. I hate being jarred back to reality by a kid kicking the back of my seat or a wailing baby.

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             Stevennix2001posted 13 years agoin reply to this

             don't forget about the loud screaming teenagers too.  as that totally almost ruined my experiences watching jim carrey's "the mask" and "the lovely bones."

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          waynetposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          I think he likes to role play and character act what he sees, the sicko!

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          Anesidoraposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          

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       EmpressFelicityposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       
       
       Not to mention hitting "pause" and going off to make a cuppa.  Can't do that in a cinema.
       
       I haven't been to the cinema in ages - it's too expensive for one thing, and there aren't many films that appeal to me anyway.

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    livelongerposted 13 years ago

    There was this godawful movie with Rob Lowe in it: "Illegally Yours." We lasted about 15 minutes. It was painful.

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    Madison22posted 13 years ago

    The Wrestler:(

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    brianzenposted 13 years ago

    Seven years in tibet

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    SomewayOuttaHereposted 13 years ago

    I remember being too embarassed to walk out of the theatre, back out on the street again and let anyone know that I was even there in the first place....LOL
    
    friend of mine insisted we go to see 'dumb and dumber'  LOL  and it took everything in me to walk through the doors in the first place because I knew it was a stupid movie that I was paying to see.  So when it was over I felt stupid walking back out!  I never went to the show with her again because her tastes in movies was so bad and to top it off I paid for the torture!  I didn't even want to buy popcorn because I didn't want to be seen!  LOL  I was being nice - but never again, will I be that nice....LOL

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    crunchybettyposted 13 years ago

    I've only walked out on one: Team America.
    
    It was during the throw-up scene. And while occasionally I think South Park is funny, that movie seemed like the worst episode of South Park (and was complete with a teenage boy sitting in front of us guffawing at every word spoken).
    
    However, when I was 5, I cried so hard at The Fox and the Hound that my parents made us leave the theater. If that counts.  Heh.

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    Originposted 13 years ago

    I've only walked out of one, but it wasn't because of the movie, it was late at night and my girlfriend at the time had other ideas.
    
    Generally, I don't go to theaters much because I dislike interruptions from people chatting, slurping soda pop, and crunching on candy and popcorn. If the movie is good, I like it quiet.. especially the first time around.

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    wesleycoxposted 13 years ago

    I am very picky about the movies I would pay 50 bucks for the family to see.  So I have never walked out of a theatre in disgust.
    
    On the other hand I have rented a movie that disgusted me and left the house.  My wife wanted to watch Brokeback Mountain. 
    
    I didn't but thought I'd earn some points by renting this film and watching it with her.  I couldn't finish the film and left.

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       SomewayOuttaHereposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       LOL!  i don't know why some hetro men have such hard time with that movie.  It's a good love story! And so real for the times!

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          Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          I've never watched it, but I've heard it was good among my friends (their all straight - me too). I doubt I would have a problem watching it.

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             SomewayOuttaHereposted 13 years agoin reply to this

             You should check it out!   it is a good story!

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                Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                I might, but I heard it may have a unhappy ending.. and I'm a sucker for usually only watching movies with happy endings lol.
                
                

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                   SomewayOuttaHereposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                   most good love stories have an unhappy ending don't they....go for it...you'll be okay....you can send me a message if you need some support after watching it....i'll be there.....LOL

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    Instgtrposted 13 years ago

    Having spent 7 years as a projectionist at a movie theatre, I've seen LOTS of movies, some many, many times (my father was also a projectionist and even I can't imagine what having to watch "The Sound Of Music" for 2 years straight, 3 times a day must have been like...)
    
    My sister trained to become a projectionist back when it was 20 minute reels on two projectors where you had to watch for cue marks in the upper right hand corner of the screen so you could make "changeovers" between projectors.
    
    My father was training her and the movie they were playing was "The Exorcist" on it's opening night.  Needless to say, watching for cue marks wasn't easy on that movie... (she froze up, missed the cue and the screen went white...)
    
    I got out of the profession back years ago, but remember one theatre I was working at was a six plex theatre - I'd made up new movies for all 6 theatres and remember the night I was trying to keep tabs on all 6 movies, going back and forth starting, stopping, rethreading, focusing, etc... It was one hell of a nite and it actually took the entire week before I'd seen enough of all of the movies to understand what was going on in each one...

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    tony0724posted 13 years ago

    I did fall asleep on " Interview with a vampire " many years ago. But I have never walked out on one. I usually just take a nap !

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    kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years ago

    animation movie cars [i think name]  [lame]
    mind you i think it was made for children
    still pissed me off ok?

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    nlowmanposted 13 years ago

    I think the only one I've ever walked out of was "The Madness of King George." It was playing at the only movie theater I could get to when I was twelve, by walking into my quaint, little suburban town. Maybe I might appreciate something about it as an adult, but it was the worst movie ever to me at the time. I tolerated about 30 minutes of it.

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    Lecieposted 13 years ago

    when bambi first came into theaters my uncle took me to see it. as soon as i saw bambi lose his mother i made my uncle take me out. that was too devastating for me at that young age. i also wanted to leave during land before time part one when little foot's mother dies. but my sister refused to take me out. i can't stand to cry in public in fact often times when i was with my mother she would hit me when ever i cried or made a scene. so to this day i will not go watch a movie that i know will make me cry. those i save for watching at home.

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    kerrygposted 13 years ago

    I'm picky about movies I go to in theaters, so I don't think I've ever walked out of a theater in disgust. There have been a few I've rented and turned off in disgust, or wished I had! My husband got me Dumb and Dumber once when I had the flu, and has never lived it down. Another one that comes to mind is the Lost in Space movie. Hated, hated, hated it!
    
    Just FYI, I know a couple people who have walked out of Splice over the last few days. Apparently the movie needs a trigger warning for survivors of rape and sexual abuse. Don't know how many survivors are hanging around here, but just in case thought it might be good to spread the word.

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       Lecieposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       thanks for the info. i will avoid this one.

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    gracenotesposted 13 years ago

    I'm sure I'm in the minority on this one:
    
    Dark Knight, that Batman movie.
    
    I could see that the movie probably had at least 20 more minutes to go, and I walked out.  Terrible movie.  Confusing plot, the action didn't flow.  There are other, better Batman movies that I enjoyed in the past.
    
    I didn't much care for the Star Trek movie last year, but I sat through it anyway.  There just aren't that many I'm impressed with, so I have cut way, way back on money I'll spend on current movies.
    
    I went to see Coraline in 3-D, but only because that's what my niece wanted to see.  :-)

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    Megavitaminposted 13 years ago

    I don't think I've ever walked out on a movie before, but I have definitely fallen asleep.  Not every movie is great (or even good), but there's usually at least one redeeming quality about them. 
    
    I love seeing movies in the theater, but people can be so inconsiderate that I've almost walked out and requested tickets to a later show.  I've even written a hub about people's awful behavior in movie theaters.  For me, the audience has almost forced me to walk out more often than the movies!

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