have you ever walked out of the cinema because you really hated the film??

Question

which film was it??? I walked out on Saving Private Soldier,wau too realistic for me...and wish I had walked out on "Ladybird, ladybird"...

Answer 1

Yes the movie Bats made me walk out.

I hate movies that try to be serious and yet they have 25 year old female scientists who wear shorts that make their butt stick out the side while they are climbing rocks!!

Who the hell wears short shorts when they go climbing rocks or in a cave looking for killer Bats!!!

And what government scientist have you ever seen wear shorts that doesn't cover her butt completely while she is on a job site!!!

Seriously!

By the way the acting sucked too!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0200469/

Answer 2

Even if I hate a movie I'll usually stay through the entire movie just so I can gather ammunition I can later use to destory the film when I tell my friends about it. I did however get up and walk out of 2 movies and they were recent. Epic Movie....that movie tried so desperately to be funny I sat through 20 mins and got up and left. And the 2nd movie was The Texas Chainsaw Massacre:The Beginning, I saw no point to sitting through that disgusting knock off of a horror movie. Ultraviolet though was a movie I felt like walking out off but couldn't simply because the plot was so insane that I wanted to see what they did with it.

Answer 3

Hudson Hawk. I didn't just walk out, I ran screaming. What a horrible movie.

I also left in the middle of John Q. Too politically motivated and unrealistic. I mean we've got a tv crew smart enough to patch into the security cameras but the police are too dumb to consider that idea. Give me a break.

Answer 4

I never walked out but two movies i thought about it were
The Island of Dr Moreau with Brando and In the Mouth of Madness by John Carpenter.
the Island of Dr Moreau was the worst movie i think i have ever seen !

Answer 5

"The Thin Red Line." I read the novel by Herman Wouk and barely undestood it; I was hoping the movie would make it a little more clear. After Woody Harrelson's character died by bleeding to death when he blew his own butt off with a hand grenade, I had a feeling I wasn't going to stay much longer...nearly 2 hours into the movie I still didn't see a plot, so it was "adios" and out the door.

Answer 6

I try to stay optimistic and find something to enjoy in everything I see. Especially if I bought overpriced Swedish Fish.
I thought I would never walk out of a movie. Until "Sideways". I love quiet arty movies, wine and Paul Giamatti, but I HATED this flick.
I walked out of "United 93". I couldn't take the stead-i-cam. It was so powerful, and my sister couldn't stop crying. I went back in, though. Stood in the back.

Answer 7

I have never walked out..but I seriously contemplated walking out of PROOF- a free screening.

I despied it. Very very boring. I am so glad that I did not pay any money for it. A waste of good actors- Anthony Hopkins is brillant.

On a different note: to the person who walked out of Brokeback Mountain due to the gay sex scenes: What did you expect?? Its a movie about a gay couple! Jeesh

Answer 8

I walked out on Rosewood. Because of the cruel things
that happened to the people in it. I didn't want my money
back, but I got a ticket for another movie instead.

Thanks to a friend who worked at the theater.

Answer 9

I've never walked out but I've fallen asleep a couple of times. I fell asleep during Men in Black II and The Cell (J Lo).

Answer 10

YES! It was that HORRIBLE Shaq movie, KAZAAM!!! It was billed as a kids movie (Rated PG), so I took my daughter to see it. The next thing I know, her poor innocent eyes are being shown images of gangster thugs beating up some kid's dad! I immediately got my money back and wrote Touchstone pictures a nice "Thank You" letter for scaring my child into believing that that might happen to me someday...