View Full Version : Have you ever walked out of a film?
Shaun
20-01-2013, 06:19 AM
At the cinema obvs. Whether it offended you, frightened you, disgusted you or was just a really crap film.
MattySlug
20-01-2013, 11:46 AM
Hotel Transylvania.
After 15 minutes because it was a bit overwhelming for our then Two Year Old!
(Tickets were free)
Have since got the DVD of it.
thesheriff443
20-01-2013, 12:03 PM
yes once,it was a crap film,but i have sat thru a few crap film's that i wanted to leave but did not beacuse i was with someone.
Almost walked out of Cabin in the Woods, some people did, but I was a student so I appreciated my money and wanted it to get me something.
Apple202
20-01-2013, 12:22 PM
transformers dark of the moon
so so so bad
Niall
20-01-2013, 12:37 PM
My Dad tried to take me to see the first of the Star Wars prequels when they came out (I think I was about 5) and I got really bored and so I made him take me home after 20 minutes. All I remember of it is seeing Princess Leia and her stupid hair on screen talking about stuff for ages along with this feeling of immense boredom. I've since developed a loathing for all things Star Wars.
Other than that, I've not walked out of a movie.
Jamie585
20-01-2013, 12:47 PM
Nope, I have my moneys worth whether it's Sh*t or not!
Nah I don't see the point, find cinema trips so expensive these days that you might as well get your moneys worth, and you you never know when a film might suddenly improve as well
Mind you there have been a couple of times where I've been really tempted, during Lesbian Vampire Killers I considered it, no idea why I even went to see that film in the first place
Jamie585
20-01-2013, 01:28 PM
Nah I don't see the point, find cinema trips so expensive these days that you might as well get your moneys worth, and you you never know when a film might suddenly improve as well
Mind you there have been a couple of times where I've been really tempted, during Lesbian Vampire Killers I considered it, no idea why I even went to see that film in the first place
I went to see that too!! Was Awful.. But Funny because it was so awful.. :laugh:
Smithy
20-01-2013, 01:37 PM
No, but I fell asleep during the box
Jords
20-01-2013, 01:40 PM
I fell asleep during Valkyrie and the first Transformers (which I now like ha)
Samuel.
20-01-2013, 05:38 PM
Yes, during the The History Boys.
Elektra. I think we were just being silly boys only going in to take the piss, anyway.
Marcus.
20-01-2013, 05:43 PM
no i have not
Shaun
20-01-2013, 05:44 PM
Yes, during the The History Boys.
:bored:
Locke.
20-01-2013, 05:46 PM
Elektra. I think we were just being silly boys only going in to take the piss, anyway.
This, but with Shrek 2.
Mrluvaluva
20-01-2013, 05:54 PM
Only once. Walked out from Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy. Still, I got a free book. :idc:
AnnieK
20-01-2013, 06:04 PM
My Dad tried to take me to see the first of the Star Wars prequels when they came out (I think I was about 5) and I got really bored and so I made him take me home after 20 minutes. All I remember of it is seeing Princess Leia and her stupid hair on screen talking about stuff for ages along with this feeling of immense boredom. I've since developed a loathing for all things Star Wars.
Other than that, I've not walked out of a movie.
Revenge of the Sith is the film I walked out on too...I am not a Star Wars fan..
hijaxers
20-01-2013, 06:10 PM
I walked out of a James Bond film about 42 yrs ago and can say quite proudly i've never seen any of the James crap Bond films - not 1 of them - never will !
My Dad tried to take me to see the first of the Star Wars prequels when they came out (I think I was about 5) and I got really bored and so I made him take me home after 20 minutes. All I remember of it is seeing Princess Leia and her stupid hair on screen talking about stuff for ages along with this feeling of immense boredom. I've since developed a loathing for all things Star Wars.
Other than that, I've not walked out of a movie.
Well Princess Leia isn't in the prequels so maybe you should have been paying more attention :nono:
thesheriff443
20-01-2013, 07:21 PM
I walked out of a James Bond film about 42 yrs ago and can say quite proudly i've never seen any of the James crap Bond films - not 1 of them - never will !
you have missed many great film's.
Firewire
20-01-2013, 07:40 PM
Well Princess Leia isn't in the prequels so maybe you should have been paying more attention :nono:
silly niall :joker:
King Gizzard
20-01-2013, 11:54 PM
No, but the Nicolas Cage Wickerman remake was worthy of walking on apart from the bits when he hit a couple of women
Ramsay
20-01-2013, 11:56 PM
Think i love that remake of Wickerman just for the unintentional comedy bits
the truth
21-01-2013, 02:26 AM
yes when i was a wee baba I crawled out of golden pond
I watched it years later and realised Id missed a classic starring 3 legends, hepburn, henry and jane fonda
..I walked out on The Exorcist and Midnight Express...
I walked out of The Mask, and felt like walking out of Vanilla Sky, but su many orher people had, I felt bad.
..I walked out on The Exorcist and Midnight Express...
Midnight Express? :shocked: The Exorcist I understand, but Midnight Express is one good film! :)
Jesus.
21-01-2013, 11:04 AM
Doesn't quite count, but when I was 6/7 there was a Lassie film played in a local arts centre. Lassie got shot, and I couldn't handle it. I was inconsolable, so my ma and I had to leave the film.
Midnight Express? :shocked: The Exorcist I understand, but Midnight Express is one good film! :)
..it was the tongue biting scene..I'm quite squeemish..don't like any horror/gory films or scenes.....
..it was the tongue biting scene..I'm quite squeemish..don't like any horror/gory films or scenes.....
I see.. :) I don't like scenes of torture and things like that.. so have you never yet seen the film in its entirety?
...and Jesus, that's cute :)
Niamh.
21-01-2013, 11:11 AM
No, I was close to walking out of The Blair Witch project though, what a sh**e film
No, I was close to walking out of The Blair Witch project though, what a sh**e film
God yeah! I can't believe I even sat through that actually! :bored:
I see.. :) I don't like scenes of torture and things like that.. so have you never yet seen the film in its entirety?
...and Jesus, that's cute :)
..no, I think it was quite early on in the movie, wasn't it..?...it was actually quite interesting up until then as it's based on a true story...maybe I'll get the dvd sometimes and just skip over that bit or pull my blanket over my head, like I usually do....wimp lol....
No, I was close to walking out of The Blair Witch project though, what a sh**e film
Saw it on TV the other week, and yes I agree, it is a sh**e film. The girl in it was so annoying, I was willing her to be killed first. How it was ever hailed as frightening I can not understand at all.
I walked out during that c**p film, 'The Village'.
No, I was close to walking out of The Blair Witch project though, what a sh**e film
..I found that with the Paranormal Activity ones as well...I find that type of movie isn't really for me....
..no, I think it was quite early on in the movie, wasn't it..?...it was actually quite interesting up until then as it's based on a true story...maybe I'll get the dvd sometimes and just skip over that bit or pull my blanket over my head, like I usually do....wimp lol....
Hahaha.. I just peek through my fingers at anything horrible.. dunno why it helps, but it does.
And yeah, from what I remember, there's quite a few harrowing scenes in it.
Niamh.
21-01-2013, 11:19 AM
God yeah! I can't believe I even sat through that actually! :bored:
Saw it on TV the other week, and yes I agree, it is a sh**e film. The girl in it was so annoying, I was willing her to be killed first. How it was ever hailed as frightening I can not understand at all.
I walked out during that c**p film, 'The Village'.
Not at all scary and It gave me a headache, I hate those home movie type films
..I found that with the Paranormal Activity ones as well...I find that type of movie isn't really for me....
Yeah, that wasn't scary either, was not impressed with that film
Niall
21-01-2013, 11:19 AM
Well Princess Leia isn't in the prequels so maybe you should have been paying more attention :nono:
Well I don't know who the **** she was it was some woman weird hair I was five and these memories are hazy :hmph:
Patrick
21-01-2013, 11:46 AM
Yeah,
Unstoppable, 2012 and Paranormal Activity 2.
All down to the fact they were ridiculously sh*te.
DrunkerThanMoses
21-01-2013, 01:44 PM
Not sure if it counts but with the recent Robin Hood film I was so bored by the hour mark that I left my friend there and walked around the cinema for half hour returning near the end
MeMyselfAndI
21-01-2013, 01:45 PM
One of my friends walked out of Paranormal Activity 2, because it was too scary for him :laugh:
I walked out of a James Bond film about 42 yrs ago and can say quite proudly i've never seen any of the James crap Bond films - not 1 of them - never will !
I wouldn't share a lifeboat with someone who's snubbed Live & Let Die.
Oh actually I walked out of a James Bond film... can't remember which one but it was crap.
King Gizzard
21-01-2013, 05:42 PM
Meh first time I watched Blair Witch is was good because you didn't know what was going to happen so you didn't know if it would be uneventful or not, it was very tense, so I wouldn't have walked out if I saw it in the cinema
Wouldn't watch it again though..rubbish..it did it's trick though
Shaun
21-01-2013, 07:52 PM
The closest I came to walking out was the second Transformers film and the most recent Indiana Jones. Instead I spent the entirety of it talking with friends and rolling my eyes.
the truth
22-01-2013, 02:33 AM
dangerous minds too....as much as i fancy michelle pfieffer she couldnt save this cliche ridden dfrivel
andybigbro
22-01-2013, 05:25 AM
I have yeah, It was the Hobbit. I was really loooking forward to it and the first time I saw it i was really hungover and fell asleep during most of it. So i went to see it again and I was also hungover and I was gonna be sick so had to leave :laugh:
So I've never really seen the Hobbit. Suppose it's my own fault. :laugh2:
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