What movie(s) have you walked out on?

Question

I remember 2:
Nightmare on Elm Street 4 (1988) - the only thing worse than the movie was the food I ate a couple of hours before it started, and...
Wayne's World (1992) - my girlfriend (now wife) was drunk and was about to hurl in my lap...schwing!
There have been plenty of others that made me really consider it, though, most recently 50 First Dates (2004)... when a walrus bazooka barfing is the highlight, you shoulda saved your $$$...
What about it, guys and gals?

Answer 1

If she hurled and you stayed with her, I guess it was meant to be.

I've seen my share of movies, but I've walked out on only two, Insomnia (the American version) and Monsters Inc. In both cases, I later rented the DVD and finished them, but I still disliked them. I just found the films to be too implausible to be worth sitting through. I also had to actually stop myself from curling up on the seats and taking a nap during The Fifth Element.

There have been a couple of DVDs that I've stopped before the end, but in most of those cases, I've finished them later. It took me three tries to watch The Graduate straight through -- it has to be the most overrated film of all time. The characters are so annoying that I couldn't stand watching them.

Answer 2

The only movie I ever walked out of was The Omega Code.

I thought I was going to see some sci-fi suspense flick and what I got was a christian fundie crap fest. The acting was laughable, Seriously I started laughing at parts that were meant to be serious , so I left and went to another flick.

The Breakup made me want to walk out...2 hours of fighting couldn't be saved by 1 or 2 punchlines and Jennifer Anistons ***. The only reason I suffered through it was because the person I was with really wanted to see it.

Answer 3

I dont think I have walked out of a movie because they cost so much money but a few videos that I rented made me want to hurl and they are..

Clan of the Cavebear
Ishtar
Space Odesee2001(spelling)
Surf Nazis Must Die
Anything with Barney the Dinosaur in it
March of the Penguins
Charlies Angels Full Throttle

Thats all I can think

Answer 4

Caligula, the uncensored version was playing at a university, art-house theater. It was too extreme for me.

When Ace Bigelo came on cable, It was so stupid, I just could not take any more.

There was another movie, The Devils made in the 1970s with Oliver Reed. This one was extremely and graphically violent. Nightmare material!

Answer 5

I almost ran out of The Matrix, but only cuz a scene started mirroring a bad dream I had umpteen years ago! If it had gone one another five seconds I would've been out the door in about two strides!

I shoulda walked out on [gonna have to search for it - I've successfully forgotten it :-) ] "Army of Darkness"

Answer 6

Ace Ventura Pet Detective, The Party, and The Fog.

Answer 7

Friday The 13TH and

Pirates of The Caribbean 2

Answer 8

Only this movie called "Yes" about a British woman and a Middle-Eastern man (I think) having an affair and all the dialogue was in verse. Meaning, it rhymed. And it sucked. I was going crazy having to hear that. What a stupid idea. Only Shakespaere is Shakespaere.

Answer 9

The Grudge was the last film i walked out of in theaters. I was laughing so hard. The acting was bad and some of the scenes were stolen from cheesy 80's horror flicks.

Answer 10

The only movie that was terrible enough for my husband and I to want ot walk out of was Darkness(2005). But we stayed anyway because we had already paid and couldnt get our money back. So we just ignored the movie and had our way in the back row.