Dude Where's My Car

Master and Commander

never happened... almost did when i saw matrix3. i just stayed to see all the action at the end. and when i had the dish, i shut off ALOT of ppv crap. but some movies that were talked about in this tread were actualy good to me.

I don't think I've ever walked out on a movie but my brother walked out on Matrix Revolutions which I didn't think was that bad.

Most people were simply disappointed that there weren't more Matrix scenes (I.E. the first one) and most of the movie took place in the real world inside of Zion. I loved the movie.

-Lasereth

Dude, Where's My Car
A.I.
The Matrix Reloaded
The Matrix Revolutions
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Spider-Man
Batman Forever
Super Troopers
and the ONLY reason I stayed for Star Wars Episode II is because I wanted to see more Natalie Portman in mid drifts.

dumb and dumber


well drived out of it was the second film at a drive in

I have walked out of "Romeo and Juliet" the Leonardo version...and since my girl was still into the movie to kill time I walked into "High School High" needless to say...I walked out of that one too...a DOUBLE walkout!

I have never walked out of a movie before, but I should have with Cold Creek Manor. I was really expecting a good movie with the cast (Sharon Stone, Dennis Quaid etc.), and the previews, but it has to be the single worst movie ever created.

I've never walked out of a movie.. unless you count when I worked at a movie theatre, and would constantly walk in and out of the theatres heh...
I almost walked out of Terminator 3 though.. that movie was just horrible.. the only reason I stayed was to see how much money they could save on set design, script, acting, etc and blow on destroying shit.... *rolling eyes

The first Harry Potter movie- the sound was so unbalanced and unneedlessly LOUD, especially when they were playing Quiddich that I was getting a migraine, and walked out.

I once walked out of Uptown Girl simply because I brought a ticket to watch that movie WITH captioning. The fuckin theater didn't even bother turning it on, so I simply got my money back and yelled at them.

Kung Pow enter the fist or something crazy like that. I am not sure but it was the stupidest movie ive ever seen or seen part of.

mission impossible 2...just an awful friggin pile of a film!!!

why tom why????

Because tom thought he could make 2 better then 1, and John Woo does good action :)

I choose the movies I see in the theater very carefully. I have left the second film at drive in theaters a few times but I don't think those should count :)

I wouldn't rate any of the movies that everyone here listed in my top ten but I did like most of them. Kung pow and ghost dog were decent on DVD, but I wouldn't see them in the theater, even for free.

I just watched The Order on dvd last night, I wanted to see it in the theater and if I had, I probably would have walked out. I tried to watch it and made it 15 minutes and turned it off, tried again and didn't make it as far, turned it on again and forced myself to watch it. I'll save the review for another day but it was pretty bad, and I like some pretty bad movies :)

Didn't walk out of the theater because I watched it at home on VHS, but I could not watch the Scooby Doo movie to the end and I loved the cartoon as a kid.

dreamcatcher...god awful

Oh man, I can't believe I forgot Cabin Fever. What a stupid, stupid movie.


I also wanted to walk out of 28 days later, after an hour the only scary part was when he set off the damn car alarm. People were like, what about the church!!? Come ON, if you didn't think zombies were gonna pop out and attack him, you shouldn't be watching horror flicks.

Agreed.

Batman 1 = excellent
Batman 2 = Ok
Batman 3 = suckage
Batman 4 = raw, pure, uncut suckage

And, oh yeah, I walked out on AI.

Got "Dude, where's my brain?" for christmas, gave it away without opening it if that counts.

Ashton Kutcher sucks.

Only two ever:

Howard the Duck
Little Shop of Horrors

I know many people love LSoH, but I was going to a movie to make out with my girlfriend, and singing plants do not help with the mood.

i haven't walked out of any movie but i've wanted to. I wanted to walk out of the lord of the rings return on the king because they just arnt my type of movie and it was way to long but i went for the sole purpose to get out of the house.

I have never seen it but I heard Gigli was probably one of the worst movies ever made.

Evita w/ Madonna

The Boss's Daughter.

I never walk out of movies (I'm too cheap), but this POS sent me to the door.

Never a movie theatre but Netflix sent me 2Fast2Furious accidently and after the tenth time someone said "Brah" I turned it off.

im so sick of watching movies now that i always read the reviews on(im too lazy to walk out of a movie)rottentomatoes 1st......then watch the movie if its > 80%
im gonna watch 'seven samurai'[1950's chienese b&w) as soon as i have time(NOT last samurai)

I haven't walked out of a single movie yet. Reason is because I only go to the theatre if I know that I will enjoy the movie and it is worth the money.

For all other movies, I like to either rent or buy the dvd version of it to watch at home. Saves a lot of money and it is nicer to have a hard copy.

For the movies that I do see in the threatres, I usually end up getting the dvd version of it.

The only one I ever did was with my family- it was Being Human with Robin Williams. I love him, but.........totally not for him and we just couldn't follow it. I might just have to watch it again and see if I follow it now, now that I am quite a bit older.

THE HUUUUUULK SMAAASH! movie sucked ass

The One

...oh god what was I on...

I tend to stay 'til the bitter end. I actually fell asleep during "Baghdad Cafe," a pretentious, slow-moving, and overly-cute piece of cheaply-made indy crap, so I guess that qualifies as leaving. I only actually left the theater for one movie: Home Alone 2. Could barely stand MacCauley Culkin in any case, but this movie made the case that it's really okay to tortue people physically if you're a cute 10-year-old and the other guys are bumbling villains. Really mean-spirited garbage offered as "family fare."

Never really had to walk out of a movie just because I'm so picky in deciding what to go watch. I usually don't go to see them unless the plot sounds interesting or if I've been given recommendations from similiarly picky friends.

It was tempting to walk out of the Last Samurai and Of Gods and Generals.

scream 3, don't know why i was there in the first place

I try not to walk out of movies, but I walked out of Oscar, with Sly Stallone. I slept through half of the First Harry Potter movie, and refused to finish watching Analyze That.

I walked out of TRAFFIC. I absolutly HATED this movie. It took forever to develop the story line, it seemed to jump around, i hated the yellow tint in the mexico scenes and Salma Hayek (sp?) appeared out of no where.

I don't think I have ever really walked out of a movie... they cost so much now a days... it feels like such a waste of money! Usually if I get stuck in a bad movie I just sit through it and hope it will get better

I walked out of Mystery Men... my god, what a load of crap. And to think, I passed up that movie with the wrestler Goldberg in it for that shit.

I don't walk out, I fall asleep.

Gladiator
Leage of Extraordinarily Gentlemen
X-files: Fight the future


Movies I've seen against my will:
Dude, where's my car
Miss Congeniality

"Unfaithful"

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