Have you ever walked out on a movie?

[Chris Wallace]

If so, what was it? It's probably rare that anyone does. You paid your money & the movie turns out to be a major stinkfest. Do you ride it out or do you bail?
And okay, maybe you never walked out of the theater. Have you ever stopped watching a rental movie before the end?

 

[Nirvana]

Never. Even if it's god awful I usually sit through it. I remember when I was younger we walked out of the Pagemaster because my sister was scared.

 

[Chris Wallace]

When I was six we walked out on "All That Jazz"; I wasn't into it but it was the first movie my dad ever took me to. I walked out on "Lord Of The Rings" b/c my son wouldn't sit still & be quiet, so we left because I was afraid we were gonna get kicked out. It was the only time he didn't behave in a movie theater.

 

[bullets]

I never waked out but should have when I saw Jeepers Creepers . I've rented several movies and thought they sucked but I would watch the end after fast-forwarding out of curiosity.

 

[marukisu]

...

 

[CashforStash]

The rocker

 

[SPIDERMAN117]

Epic Movie I saw the first 10 mintues and didnt laugh at all and left to go see something else

 

[ArkhamAsylum]

Anchorman. went back across the street with my date and drank. better ending too

 

[ttotheusher]

I had to leave 300 early to catch my train, but other than that, never. Even 13 Going on 30.

 

[UA-Archangel]

If you're going to ask for your money back, most theatres will only honor the first 30 minutes from the time of the start.

 

[ArkhamAsylum]

i didnt even care about getting my money back. i wanted away from will ferell and closer to my date.

 

[Chris Wallace]

No Will Farrell movie will EVER get my money. Same goes for Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Ben Stiller & Jack Black.

 

[darkseid26]

i walk out on xXx 2, sam jackson couldn't save that movie.

 

[November Rain]

i don't understand people who walk out of films....

 

[ArkhamAsylum]

its not like ive done it ever since....i just dont suffer fools well...and ferell...well...theres only so much i can stand. YES i know i shoulda known before...but i couldnt stand anymore. its not like i can just click stop when i want him to stop talking.

 

[Symbiotic]

My dad and I walked out on U.S. Marshals (I wanted to go home and play). I wish I would've walked out on Rollerball and Speed Racer.

 

[nite-owl]

No, I was tempted to walk out of the second pirates movie.

 

[Troy_Parker]

no..

 

[Edmund Blackadder]

Yeah, I walked out on the first Harry Potter. It wasnt that the movie was terrible, I was about 16/17 and with my girlfriend. We had other things on our mind that literally couldnt wait....

 

[mongoose-mania]

Across the Universe. No offense to those who enjoyed it, but I couldn't stand one minute of it.

 

[StillTheKing]

Ugh, I wanted to leave after 10 minutes of Dragon Wars but all my friends thought it was "COOL!"

Only time I ever wanted to truly leave, I usually only see movies that I truly think will be good. Only reason why I saw D-Wars was because my friends wanted to see it.

 

[Chris Wallace]

My son talked us into renting "Dragon Wars" on pay-per-view.
We haven't let him pick a movie since.

 

[Soapy]

i don't understand people who walk out of films....

You and me both.

I never have and never will walk out of a movie.

 

[d.k.]

When the phantom menace was out, me and my dad wanted to see it for a second time, and we went to an awesome theatre but...it was really loud so it scared me (I was quite young at the time) so we had to walk out aha

 

[WolfCypher]

I haven't had the pleasure of seeing a movie so bad, going downhill at such a heartaching rate, that I would walk out on it. Most movies I don't like, but not enough to flat out leave.

Movies that I may have bought or rented that I never finished? I downloaded Meet the Spartans, and quit after the Brittney Spears part (which was funny, but up to that point the movie had pissed me off beyond repair), & I threw away Dog Soldiers (yes, I actually didn't like this cult favorite, and I fail to see the appeal) after watching it for 40 minutes.