films you've walked out of

[Guest musiclove123]

'The Sweetest Thing' with Cameron Diaz in it

[The Nal]

I've never watched out on a film but Blair Witch Project was the closest I came to walking out. The only time I've really grudged paying for a film.

[swede]

I havent but my wife took my daughter, who is 3, to see Toy Story 3 in 3D and ended up walking out and demanding a refund as the cinema only had 3D glasses suitable for adults. My daughter got really upset as they just kept falling off her face.

[rachbon]

only film i've walked out of is rocknrolla because a big group of neds kept hassling us, we hadn't seen any of the film because of them so ended up just getting a refund and going home.

[Pogues Mcgogues]

only film i've walked out of is rocknrolla because a big group of neds kept hassling us, we hadn't seen any of the film because of them so ended up just getting a refund and going home.

[rexclark]

I've never walked out on a movie but I did once see a group of girls leaving the cinema in disgust while 9 Songs was showing. Guess no one told them it had graphic sex scenes.

[rachbon]

What I hate more than anything is adults who insist on taking their kids to fairly late on (not too late) evening showings of movies that are on all day. "Daddy is that batman?" "Daddy, does he turn into batman" "Daddy, is Batman a goody or a baddy". And the parents find it 'cute'.

God I hate parents and their small children!

Edited September 20, 2010 by _rachelbon

[LusciousLucy]

Jesus man ... have you seen it since, cos its a decent movie?! Did the soundtrack not do anything for you in the movies with the DTS and awesome volume?? It has a great score!

[the_hedge]

Magnolia- just trying to hard and not that interesting....

[smog]

I just watched Legion in my living room and nearly ran away from home. Lord knows what would have happened if id paid to see it at a cinema

[Sparticus]

The mummy three.

You know one of those movies that you think this will be that bad that it's bound to be good? WRONG, brendan fraser, yetis, pyramids, more yetis, epic showdown sidestepped, yetis again.

Contender for worst film ever (The only other one I can think of was big trouble with tim allen in it). Unfortunately though I wasn't driving so needed the lift back. Kept on skulking off outside to go have a joint, if they ever make another mummy movie i'm just staying at home this time round!

[dakyras]

Anastasia

I was 6 and was scared shitless. I couldn't take it. As you can imagine, I don't do actual horror films

[MrZigster]

Nearly walked out towards the end of Watchmen when I realised they had significantly deviated from the books ending. Was absolutley loving it until that point, really looking forward to seeing how they would do the ending, then THEY CHANGED THE BLOODY ENDING and it made me really stupidly angry. Twenty years I waited for that film and THEY CHANGED THE BLOODY ENDING! I ranted all the way home. Still upset actually and haven't been able to bring myself to watch it since.

[greenfairy43]

I got dragged along to see Planet of the Apes (the new one) at Redruth cinema while I was staying with my brother. The cinema was beyond grotty (which I kind of liked, they just don't make them like that anymore!) and that film was just dreadful. I wish I had walked out, that's an hour & whatever of my life I won't be getting back

[jump]

Nearly walked out towards the end of Watchmen when I realised they had significantly deviated from the books ending. Was absolutley loving it until that point, really looking forward to seeing how they would do the ending, then THEY CHANGED THE BLOODY ENDING and it made me really stupidly angry. Twenty years I waited for that film and THEY CHANGED THE BLOODY ENDING! I ranted all the way home. Still upset actually and haven't been able to bring myself to watch it since.

[MrZigster]

I thought the ending stayed to true to the roots and worked better than in the book imo.

[jump]

Imo bollocks did it.

It changed the hero into the supposed villain (though he was still the hero really). I wanted to see the "alien". I get that just destroying NY possibly wouldn't cut it with a post 9/11 audience, and that even Alan Moore has said the same, but the "alien" was the bloody star and the big reveal of the last chapter and we got no bloody "alien". They could have done it by using lots of "aliens" instead of the way they did.

Edited September 21, 2010 by jump

[Wooderson]

The ending to Watchmen in the books wasnt "doable" on film.

/x-post

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The 'Berg's "A.I." really f*cked me over. Thats the worst film ive seen in the cinema in years. Mothman Prophesies was better.

[Purple Monkey]

Nearly walked out towards the end of Watchmen when I realised they had significantly deviated from the books ending. Was absolutley loving it until that point, really looking forward to seeing how they would do the ending, then THEY CHANGED THE BLOODY ENDING and it made me really stupidly angry. Twenty years I waited for that film and THEY CHANGED THE BLOODY ENDING! I ranted all the way home. Still upset actually and haven't been able to bring myself to watch it since.

Edited October 2, 2010 by Purple Monkey

[coolethan]

Walked out of Eat Pray Love last week - only went to see Javier and didn't even make it that far, it was soul sucking s***e! Truly horrible film about a narcissistic bint and her quest to fill the air with empty words.

[Pogues Mcgogues]

I saw Back to the Future last night in the cinema. Folk started clapping at the opening credits, nearly maked me wanna walk out!

[schmangle-mangle]

Not a film but walked out midway through Ricky Gervais' 'Fame' set

[spwan-of-the-devil]

The Haunting I fell asleep through still counts I think