It was over?
I have not, but i usually have a good idea of what i am going to see.

My mother-in-law had to walk out of House Bunny but that was only becuase she took my daughters (all under 8) to see what she thought was a movie was named Mouse Bunny.

Only movie I walked out of was 4 weddings and a funeral. I dont remember hating it, just being young and on a date and neither of us really liking it so we bailed mid flick.

Nope, but heavily considered two times:

Natural Born Killers. Was in a group of about eight. We all wanted to but no one would take the initiative.

V for Vendetta. Hated every aspect of that film. Still don't know why I stayed.

When I was a kid a friends mom took a group of us to see Weird Science. As soon as Gary and Wyatt started adjusting the bust size of soon-to-be Lisa she yanked us out of there quite rapidly.

Only movie I've walked out of was The Postman. I've seen worse movies, but none that were as boring and long as that crap.

How High was so dumb. Only movie I can remember walking out of.

Walked out of Evolution.

Meet Joe Black

Solaris

Neighborhood Watch

Steven Seagal movie, I believe called Out For Justice. An anti-oil movie, I sat through all the action, and there very near the end, Seagal gets up and lectures the audience on the "evils" of oil. At the time I worked for Texaco, and my dad was a career Shell guy. I was able to stomach the message of the movie up until it felt personal.

High school, double date, Bram Stoker's Dracula. The girls reached their limit when we got to this scene. Can't imagine why.

Philip J Fry said:

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Walked out of Evolution.

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Why? I love that movie.

Titanic. Seriously.

Saw it with my mom and sister and a few friends, and my mom made the two of us leave when the bewbs happened

Battlefield Earth. Came close til someone in the really empty theatre yelled something about how bad it sucked, and the rifftracking was on.

Recently, The shape of Water and IT.

I have def replied to a post with a run on on topic without reading the b s that was spewede

Meet Joe Black

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Battlefield Earth. Came close til someone in the really empty theatre yelled something about how bad it sucked, and the rifftracking was on.

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As bad as that movie was, I had to keep watching to see where it would go next.

I've never walked out of the theater halfway through a movie, but I watch maybe 1 per year in the theater.

I turn off movies at home all the time.

The worst movie I've ever seen from start to finish was Blair Witch Project. That movie was easily my biggest waste of $1 ever.

AI with that annoying sixth sense kid. Absolute garbage movie.

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aggie4231 said:

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Putty Tang.

Was working at a movie theater, back before new releases on Thursday nights. Pre digital, still used film rolls. New movies got screened at night by employees to ensure everything worked.

Movie came out the same weekend as the Mark Wahlberg Planet of the Apes. Me and a buddy were the sacrificial pigs to watch Putty Tang. About 10-15 minutes in, I had to "go to the bathroom". I ducked out on him and went to watch Planet of the Apes.

Side note, that was one theater we hardly had to clean for about 2 weeks. Not even the blacks went to that movie.

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tippy tippy tie, biggie shorty.

tippy tippy tie.

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sine yo pitty on the runny kine.

sa da tay.

Anger Management
Hot Tub Time Machine

aggie4231 said:

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Putty Tang.

Was working at a movie theater, back before new releases on Thursday nights. Pre digital, still used film rolls. New movies got screened at night by employees to ensure everything worked.

Movie came out the same weekend as the Mark Wahlberg Planet of the Apes. Me and a buddy were the sacrificial pigs to watch Putty Tang. About 10-15 minutes in, I had to "go to the bathroom". I ducked out on him and went to watch Planet of the Apes.

Side note, that was one theater we hardly had to clean for about 2 weeks. Not even the blacks went to that movie.

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ummm

PatAg said:

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aggie4231 said:

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Putty Tang.

Was working at a movie theater, back before new releases on Thursday nights. Pre digital, still used film rolls. New movies got screened at night by employees to ensure everything worked.

Movie came out the same weekend as the Mark Wahlberg Planet of the Apes. Me and a buddy were the sacrificial pigs to watch Putty Tang. About 10-15 minutes in, I had to "go to the bathroom". I ducked out on him and went to watch Planet of the Apes.

Side note, that was one theater we hardly had to clean for about 2 weeks. Not even the blacks went to that movie.

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ummm

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Yeah, dude, I'm not black, I'm hispanic, but I think that maybe you could say "black people" instead of "the blacks". WTF?

Tomb Raider. Was dead tired to begin with, got drug to the movie by friends, and after about 30-45 mins said **** it and left. Still haven't seen it

Walked out of "The Ring" after about 20 minutes...

Not because I disliked it...but because young me wasn't mentally prepared for that *****

So I walked out and snucked in to Jackass and watched that instead

The Crying Game. Not because the chick was a dude. I knew that going in. It was just a really boring movie.

PatAg said:

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aggie4231 said:

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Putty Tang.

Was working at a movie theater, back before new releases on Thursday nights. Pre digital, still used film rolls. New movies got screened at night by employees to ensure everything worked.

Movie came out the same weekend as the Mark Wahlberg Planet of the Apes. Me and a buddy were the sacrificial pigs to watch Putty Tang. About 10-15 minutes in, I had to "go to the bathroom". I ducked out on him and went to watch Planet of the Apes.

Side note, that was one theater we hardly had to clean for about 2 weeks. Not even the blacks went to that movie.

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ummm

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Some of his best friends are black.

Never walked out, but I fell asleep in the theater watching The New World, that version of the Pocahontas story starring Colin Farrell.

Slums of Beverly Hills

For some odd reason, I decided to go see The Phantom Menace in 3D 5 years ago. Halfway through the movie, I realized how terrible the movie was and walked out.

Hoop Dreams.

I was around 10 or 11, and my grandfather dragged me and my grandmother to this bore-fest.

At the time, he religiously followed some film critic, and wanted to see any movie he gave rave reviews to. And Hoop Dreams was high on his list.

Being upset about having to go, I sat around 8 rows behind my grandparents in a mostly empty theater.

Around 2h 20m in, my grandparents got up, came back to where I was sitting, and my grandfather said to me, "This movie is never going to end. Let's go." I was so happy.

Closest I came was Transformers 2. Was on a date and we were both ready to leave about halfway through. Not sure why we didn't.